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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
4
Local families including the Sprengers Andersons Ells and Sills hosted and visited across Dalton and nearby towns. Attended events ranged from Sunday school and organized agriculture meetings in Kimball to church socials, hospital and extension meetings, and Thanksgiving activities with numerous visits between Sprenger and allied families.
Wevert s Mrs. O Rahe and others list visited family homes in Dalton. George Buss, John Tie man, Fred Bauer and son called on friends. Otto Rahe and family moved to J J Hume farm. Rev Huth and others visited Tiry Block and Buss homes. Several Sunday visits to Ben Buss, Ben Jurgens, Cecil Hume and Wm Frerichs homes noted.
Dalton Mrs H L Ueizer and Mrs Marion Asbury appear in a brief local column. Asbury slipped on ice Sunday breaking both bones in her left leg above the ankle. In Friday’s season finale Dalton beat Kimball 14 to 6. Mrs Don Dey Ermand returned from Wheatland to Ogden with relatives. School closed for Thanksgiving break. Lupt Ray Johns Judith Ann visited Boulder Colorado. Beth and Peggy Scherer were home. Peggy to stay two weeks, Beth to Denver. Some water mains were mentioned in passing.
East Dalton residents Edith Devier and family visited relatives including Carl Christensen and Pearl. others spent Sunday with grandparents J D Devier and family. Fairview club met at Harold Warren home with 14 members. lesson on Satisfying meals led by Mrs John Davison and guest visitors. Those with average 90 or above include Shalene Marx Pauline Christensen Lucile Rathman Ardis Westerhoff Dennis Schoen Marjorie Devier and Loella Marx.
Route One Mrs. Wilbert Bondegard and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Earnhart with their families visited Roy Earnhart and August Christensen households for Sunday dinner. Howard Christensen family and Wilbert Christensen family with sons joined at nearby homes. Birdella Dawson stayed week with Ed Stevens. Gift Shop offers complete line of music accessories including sheet music strings and reeds.
The Gurley Garden Club plans its regular meeting next Thursday at Mrs. Joe Vogt's home with roll call on evergreen names and ancient clan discussion led by Mrs. Louise Cunningham and Mrs. Elva Gyrandbauche. Following the program, a Christmas gift grab bag and refreshments will be served. attendance includes Agnes Dwyer and Miss Donnelly, teachers at Veteran, and a Sunday visit by Jerry Pitman returning with a young woman for the holidays. several local families hosted guests and reports note a date change for the Methodist Ladies Aid meeting to December 1 at Mrs. Burton Cunningham's home, plus a well attended annual dinner and a community program featuring a piano solo, a one act play, and vocal solo performances.
Grand Prairie residents Anna Jorgensen and Mrs Albert Frerichs and daughter Leona visited Mrs Fred Frerichs on Monday while men spoke and butchering began. Alva Hart helped with butchering. Mrs Sam Irwin and daughter Shirley were Tuesday visitors at Ray Tremain’s home. Mr and Mrs Charles Welton drove to Sidney Tuesday. Albert Frelichs with family and Fred Frelichs and son Jimmie were Tuesday guests at Walter Frelichs. Mrs Will Gade and son Junior were Sidney callers Wednesday. Mrs Alfred Jorgensen spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs A Foster and sister Mrs Sam McClung of Big Springs. Rev Kahse, Mrs Morgan, and Mrs Riges were Wednesday fore noon visitors at John Olson’s home. Royden Mitchell and Miss Eva.
Readable notes show Milford Gulleen and Gurley players joining the schedule with St Patrick academy games set for January 25 in Sidney and February 18 at Gurley. A total of 15 games, plus a tournament, are planned. Thanksgiving visits, school meetings, and convocation events fill the community calendar, with church services, club meetings, and local visits forming a busy week in Lodge Pole valley.
The WW IT club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Hurley Hitemm Sid ney. The lesson by Mrs Harry Andersen centered on Satisfying Meal. Lunch followed. Next meeting set at Mrs Bob McGee in Sidney for a Christmas tea December 16 with gift exchange. Also notes: Mrs D R Jones visited Mrs H R Fuller in Sidney. Mrs Clark Fuller hosted the King's Daughters. Chicago report: Bishop Stanislas Bona honored at 25th priesthood anniversary dinner attended by about 400 including priests. consecrated bishop in 1932 by Cardinal Mundelein.
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