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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
2
Grand Prairie notes a large gathering for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Mons Johnson with children grandchildren and many relatives present. Several local families and friends shared in dinners and greetings as neighbors recount visits and events across the week.
Pleasant View items list visits by Mr J E Morrow and Mr Mrs Gust Behrens of Altona and Albert Behrens of Amherst Cole. The Hilpert, Fiehler, Art and Frank Mueller group head to Salt Lake City to build a church. Mrs Art Schuessler and others spent Monday with Mrs Ben Hilpert. The Baack and Bur families are also mentioned in the Pleasant View notes.
The first party of the contract bridge club this fall was held Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs F D Barlow. W G Crose and L C Sine attended the sale in Chappell. Friday afternoon Mr. Crose disposed of some household goods. B J Bates returned home Saturday from Lincoln where he attended Geo Schwabe’s funeral.
Scottsbluff residents Lloyd Bondegard and L C Line hauled Mrs. Gus Einneman’s household goods to Ogallala on Saturday as Mrs. Einneman and her children joined Mr. Einneman who has worked on the new dam. G Crose family spent Sunday night with Wm Pyle in Chappell before moving to Denver. Mrs. Clayton Lindley and son left Roche hospital with Mr. Lindley to return home. Anne Miller Don Miller L C Line and Albert Scharrels were Shaney business callers Tuesday. H H Heath family visit Ada Lein in Iowa. Mr and Mrs. R O Chaney returned from Omaha and other Union Pacific places. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pavlat came to visit Mary Pavlat and relatives Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Meier hosts weekend visitors including Lorenzo Roelle and families. Numerous relatives travel from Denver, Wyoming, and Colorado towns visiting and attending family events with Meadow and surrounding residents.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Langley hosted at the Melvin Phelps home Sunday. Several families visited and called on relatives across town, with trips to Scottsbluff and Denver noted. A school event for teachers drew 125 patrons, and students continued their Indian unit and color wheels.
Dr Leo J Thomas offers chiropractic and naturopath services from Osborn Building. Telegraph want ads urge readers to try the advertised remedies and treatments for health and wellness.
Mr and Mrs John Sell and son Donald visited the Hit with Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher. Mrs W A Bundy celebrated a birthday with 16 friends and baskets of lunch. The B H H club meets October 7 hosted by Mrs Pal mer Thurston. First P T A meeting held Friday night. Mrs August Anderson and Mrs Chas Anderson of Oakland Calif visited with Mrs W A Bundy. Edna Mayer, Bronson teacher, was on the sick list. her sister Mrs Roy Anderson taught in her stead. Albin Olsen visited the W A Bundy home. Grover Hatcher visited Jim Henderson at Sidney Draw. Mrs Joe McMillen visited with Mrs Harry Anderson and Paul Bundy. Paul Bundy family from Laramie visited. Fritz Lane and Ray spent time at Rushville and Chadron. Paul Hubbard and wife from Battle Creek, Mich visited the Bundy home. Arvin Livingston, Byron and Vernelle visited at W A Bundy’s Sunday.
The Tele graph and Telegraph-News of Sidney Nebraska publishes weekly with Guy V. Doran Mabel Doran and Mrs E G Hagadorn as owners. Bond holders include H E Gapen and the estate of Laura A Butler Guy V Doran. Sworn before J C Bush on October 5 1937.
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