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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1958
Page
6
Social notes from Peetz recount multiple celebrations including Mrs Ruhter and Mrs James birthdays and the James silver anniversary with dinner at the Silver Dollar in Sidney. Several local families travel to visit relatives in Oshkosh Denver Davenport and Bennett area. Communities share visits hospital stays and weekend outings with numerous neighbors and friends from counties and towns across Nebraska Colorado and Oregon.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as fast relief for backache headaches and muscular pains. It claims soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effect to aid kidney tubes, promising restful sleep and long-standing trust for over 60 years.
Overnight visitors included Mrs Jerri Tsma, Mr and Mrs Buddy Buss and family. Mrs Henry Hebbel was admitted to St Benedicts Hospital as a medical patient. Jim Mohatt and Walter Fehringer families hosted visitors. Joe and Fehringer left for Aberdeen Idaho to help build a barn and assist with potato harvest. Sacred Heart Ladies plan a Smorgasbord at Legion Hall serving ham scalloped chicken macaroni and meat balls with prices for students and children. Jerritsia attended Kimball Day. Cub Scouts officers round table in Hax tun with John Hill Jake Elenz Lauren Miller present. Scouts No 2 met with Den Mother Mrs McAllester. Mrs Delbert Johnson traveled to Sterling to care for her ill mother. John Nelson family joined J LaVern Nelson family for Sunday dinner west of Sterling.
A local menu notes fish fillets available in two forms, with skin and without skin, inviting customers to choose their preferred preparation.
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