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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
5
Community notes list many social visits and dinners across families including Whitney, Madden, Larson, Nelson, Willoughby and Hanson households. Neighborhood events include Jolly Neighbors club meetings, extension work plans, and local visits to Sidney Sterling and Cheyenne with multiple guests and hosts noted.
Ruth Osborn reports residents and guests in West Center including Just Jensen and son returning from Sidney hospital after birth, Schlotfelds from Grand Island for tonsil removal, Osborn and Guill visits, Hancock and Cramer hosting, Draper and Daviser activities, and Arnold Draper back at Sidney High. Center church plans services next Sunday with Gordon Birky preaching.
A reception was held to welcome the newly hired teachers at the school, with staff and administrators mingling to introduce the educators to the community.
The passage lists multiple local visits and hospitality events. Families including Breternitz Haworth Mohatt Cortney Bratchenbach Meier Fleming Walker Paris Reker Brachtenbach and guests from Sidney and Fremont share meals and evenings at homes across Tuesday through Sunday, with认可
Elizabeth Goding spent Friday night at the Maynard Mayer home. Several residents were seen at shopping in Potter, including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juelfs and others. Numerous visits and Sunday dinners linked local families from Mayer, McGowan, Walker, and Thomas households around Sidney and Potter.
Mr and Mrs Colmat Kreader and Buc Mayer visited at the J C Kreader home Sunday. Dennis Walsh was in Dalton Saturday Reland Morrow was ill last week. Charles Mayer and family attended the circus in Sidney Friday. Mrs Carl Thomas drove to Dalton Thursday. Kenneth Neary spent Sunday with Donald Kreader. Maynard Mayer hosted Elizabeth Geding and several Mayer relatives for supper Tuesday night. Charlene Carlson and Benton Walker earned perfect spelling lessons this week as language classes practiced a poem. Mrs Ivan Walker and Dean visited Friday afternoon bringing cake for Benton Walker’s birthday party. First grade sings a song while Jack and Roger McGowan were absent Thursday due to illness.
Pleasant View community notes list visits and dinners at the J E Morrow home and nearby households. Attendees include Rev G H Boehnke, Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller, Henry Lueders, Bernice Bergt, Otto Berst, Howard Yost and daughter Eveyn, Billy Smith and family, Roy Nelson, William Schele, Art Schuessler, Olgia Schuessler of Cheyenne, Walter Wittrock and son Clarence, Elmer Hilpert, and other local residents.
Paul Hilpert and Mrs Carl Walters journey to Abherst. Colo. on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and Dar Herbeldsheimer spent Wednesday afternoon at the C P Herbeldsheimer home. Mrs Ben Hilpert and Elmer went to Potter Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J E Morow accompanied them.
Halsey Fuller left for Annapolis after a three week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Clark Fuller and family. Arthur and Grant Chapman called on Oscar Hatcher. Jake Borner of Sidney dined with J C Hatcher. Afternoon callers were Fritz Lane Roy Lane and Mr and Mrs John Schmidt and daughters. E W McCluer was on the sick list. Oscar Hatcher hosted Sunday dinner with the Kenzins. George Burr sawed wood for Oscar Hatcher. Miss Prouty’s room made spelling booklets. Geography classes mapped Nebraska and Indian tribes. A new seventh grader James Mitchell started. Betty Lou Hansen scored 100 in spelling daily. The seventh and tenth grade classes studied maps of Europe and Africa. Absent last week were Clifford Runge Vernon Runge Doris Rune Gevena Darby and Robert Mitchell.
Marguerite Lucie and Catherine Thompson attended two teachers meetings in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Harold Warren spent Monday in Denver. Mrs Demes Dosvier and Donald spent late in the week at the J Devier home. Rey and Kenneth Reeves called at the J D Devir home Friday afternoon.
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