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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
2
Mrs and Mrs Glenn Fleming hosted guests including Frank Meier and Arden with relatives in Hershey on Monday. Several calls and visits followed through Friday to Saturday with Ted Fleming and Don Hazlett households. Pamela Nelson stayed overnight with Glenda Phelps, and the Lorenzo Womans Club met with Mrs Harvey Jacobsen for a business and visiting afternoon.
The 1924 Burlington Seed Corn Gospel Train promoted purebred stock and dairy improvements across Nebraska. It toured 31 towns, delivering free breeding bulls, prizes, and demonstrations to about 70,000 visitors with follow ups in 1925 1926 and 1931 showing substantial gains in purebred stock adoption and dairy herd improvements statewide.
The Helping Hand Club met with Mrs Jack Easterly on Thursday Trudy Roelle showed slides of the United Nations. Jack Curless and family visited at the Edson Madden home on Sunday. Mrs Edith Bowman visits Mr and Mrs Ervin Phelps. Stan Flaharty and Kurt visited Ted Fleming. Don Hazletts called on Richard Hazlett in Sidney Friday night. Vincent Phelps, at school in Omaha, spent the weekend with his parents. Bernd Fuehrer called on Mrs Stann Raddatz Monday. George Fleming and family shared Saturday evening supper.
Mrs Frank Herriman and son from Fowler Colorado visited Saturday at the Augusta Runion home. Albert Runion and family hosted several guests including Rolland Green and daughters and Lynn Rowe and children for dinners and gatherings during the week. Community members attended clubs and suppers at various homes, with multiple families visiting and hosting events through Sunday.
Classifieds outline selling and trading opportunities with various items and services. Readers are invited to place notices for buyers and sellers in the Telegraph Wantads.
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