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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
5
A chain of neighborhood visits and gatherings notes several calls and suppers among the Lipke, Johnson, Scholtz, Vencll, Klentz, and Nelson families. Trips include Kimball to Denver, Bird City Kansas, and Fort Collins Eaton Windsor area. One entry mentions Alvin Lund in hospital and a Todd’s first birthday celebration.
Bowling S A D mixed doubles results dated September 28 1962 show Mavericks misfits Go Getters Meadow Gold flits Misses Seatum Bucs Ruff N Tuffs and King Pins with varying handicap scores. Meadow Gold led highs with team series and game totals noted plus individual high games and series for men and women including B Jallen F Acre C Robinson L Gonzales N Bennett and N Bennett top marks.
A dated church fellowship entry records high team series and game results for Trinity Lutheran along with participants from Potter Methodist First Christian St Pauls Lutheran Potter Ist Lutheran and Peetz EUB. Names include Stan Raddatz and associated scores 534 216 with a $10 stake noted.
Stan Propane 133, Kurz 106, Hartway 106. The Mill records include 2393, plus $35 Hi Ind Series by Shoemaker 521. Weaven 213 in Hi Ind Game. Hoarse notes tie to Liberty Bell origin story and Pennsylvania State House history.
Mrs Frank Klentz led a committee gathering at her home to arrange lunch service by Mt Vernon Community Center for the C L Walters and Son Hereford Sale scheduled Oct 22 at their west Sidney Draw farm. Attending were Wendell Rodney Mathewson Virgil Walters Francis Runge Keith Sprenger and Clarence Evans. Mr and Mrs Milan Glassbun and Rickie visited her parents M and Mrs M J Hobbs in Dridne.
J. C. Johnson led a truck shipment of cattle to the Omaha Market on Monday. Mrs. Frank Klentz hosted an event following the port day activities.
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