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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1947
Page
12
Local column compiles community notes from Potter and vicinity. Residents travel for medical care, family visits to Lincoln Omaha Cheyenne and Sheridan, and extended trips to Boston. Socials include birthdays and club meetings with farmers union plans and upcoming school carnival.
Executive Board members hail from Alliance Omaha Grand Island Pender and Lincoln forming a state wide cooperative self regulation program. The effort aims to benefit every Nebraska citizen through coordinated local action and standards.
Gurley column contributions from Gurley and vicinity should be submitted to Miss Irene Troids for use in this special Gurley column. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Schwartz and daughter Katy left Thursday for Erie Colorado to spend the weekend. Mrs. Charles Semerad was released from Sterling Hospital Thursday and brought home. Chris Weyerts was brought to Dalton Hospital Wednesday afternoon after suffering a stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Elsen and daughter Georgia spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathes of Sidney spent Sunday with Mrs.
Clarence Rogers flew to Ogal lala Monday. Mr and Mrs Bill Schaffert and boys were dinner guests Sunday at the George Niemann home. Mr and Mrs C M Mayer visited at the Ben Carter home near Red. Mr and Mrs Marvin Schaffert and son were dinner guests Sunday at the Harold Vowers home. Mrs Fletcher Acker and son spent time at Jack s Te Hhe Tink Juells home.
Sandra Mayer was on the sick list Thursday and Friday Clarence Rogers flew to Denver on business Friday. The community was represented at the Ben Carter sale Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mayer visited the Schaffert home Tuesday. Ola Brogren Mrs Maas and Mrs Parker were business callers in Denver Tuesday. George Juelffs spent Sunday in Potter. Billie Smith has returned home from the hospital and is wished a speedy recovery.
A reader question centers on a comparison between male and female mosquitoes. Experts explain females bite to obtain blood for egg development, while males feed on nectar. The headline reflects a public curiosity about disease risk and vector behavior.
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