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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
8
The American Red Cross plans a nationwide safety push in October urging a home and farm hazard check. A Home and Farm Accident Prevention Service will distribute a checklist through chapters and Junior Red Cross to help families identify risks and prevent injuries.
Miss Helen Rexroth visits Miss Doris Rupert overnight. Mrs. Sam Irwin hosts Shirley Irwin third birthday party with many relatives joining for lunch. Farm Bureau meeting held at Lodgepole schoolhouse. Numerous guests visit, dine, and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries across Grand Prairie and nearby Sidney. 4-H and family gatherings color local social scene with frequent travels to and from the Irwin, Welton, Hart, and Johnson households.
A Friday afternoon bridal shower honored Mrs. Leon ard Oppie, with about 30 guests. The notice lists local visits, teaching changes, business trips, and residents moving to Padroni, Sterling, Denver, and Padroni again while noting social events and school staffing in Peetz.
Mrs Lexie Parks of Sidney visited Sunol as a business caller Friday morning The Junior Class chose Wild Oats Boy for their three act farce comedy and named the starting cast They plan to present it Friday November 4 with Mr McKee coaching and as junior sponsor Miss Sitter visited Omaha Friday to Sunday Waiter Frerichs and son made Sun day morning calls Mr Fickerty is improving and walked across the street Saturday morning.
Wayne Draper and Junior Fet ske acted as cowboys for Firth Booth Sunday moving cattle. Several residents visit relatives and townsfolk travel to Denver and Sidney for work and shopping. Peetz High school opened conference play with a 49 to 0 win over Ovid Red Devils.
Mrs. C. M. Mayer records a flurry of visitors and visits across Scottsbluff Sidney Potter Bell View and Dalton. Visiting parties include J. C. Kreader and family friends from Bell View and Colman Kreader while others travel to Kimball for work and to Cheyenne for the day.
Market quotations cover poultry and eggs with prices for hens cocks and springs, butterfat and egg grades. The note adds a historical fact that the first passenger elevator operated in New York in 1857.
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