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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
8
Elizabeth Snyder visited Mrs John Sell Tuesday night and many neighbors shared events in Mount Vernon. Families including Hammonds Klentz Evans Penningtons and Solders gathered for meals visits trips to Cliff and Denver with birthdays and suppers noted in a busy week.
Frank Buns of Portland visited Ed Ahlberg home over the weekend. R E Franss family returned from trips to Omaha Lincoln and Fremont. A wedding dance honored Mr and Mrs David Franss drew a large crowd with gifts. Several locals attended events and visits included Hrbek Dickinson Tilghman and Barnhart. An injury to Mrs Agnes Zalesky occurred at home.
Paul Gilbert of the state game commission notes abundant pheasants and urges hunters to wait for the legal season. Pre season arrests rise as wardens stay vigilant until openings. Eastern zone pheasant season begins October 19 and western zone on October 26. Migratory waterfowl are present but the duck and goose season starts later in October.
Mrs. Albert Kreinbring visited with her daughter and family in Gurley. Many neighbors report visits and meals with the Buss, Rahe, Hume, Brandt, and Rufenacht households. Otto Rahe, Jack Thurow, and others shopped in Sidney while several attended a Lodgepole show and a football game in Lodgepole. A number of relatives traveled to St Francis Kansas and Proctor Colorado for visits, with numerous calls and overnight stays mentioned.
A Pink and Blue shower was given for Mrs Everett Walsh Thursday afternoon at the James Haskell. Mr and Mrs Wayne Bond and children attended a family dinner at the Fred Ebke home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dick Kastens and Dale were dinner guests Sunday at the Will Wieble home. Mr and Mrs Will Span accompanied Orman to North Platte Sunday where he will enter school. Mr and Mrs John Sick were dinner guests Monday at the Howard Christensen home. Mr and Mrs A B Thomsen spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Hafer.
Mrs Elizabeth Sterns and Mr and Mrs John Saiser spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Max Lindley and Gary. Mr and Mrs Harold Isley were dinner guests Sunday at the Ray Johnson home in Julesburg. Mr and Mrs Lorenz Riege and Connie of Paige Neb came Friday to visit Fred Kastens. R O Bond spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs James Campbell, new guests at Herman Florke. Herman Mathis and Mrs Carl Mathis of Lisco visited Bill Christensen Wednesday. Vernon Bartling called Monday at Hubert Boudegard. Richard Bartling enjoyed dinner Wednesday with Bill Christensen. Lowell Hokom and Day books and journals in stock were among Sunday din at The Telegraph Printing Co.
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