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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1929
Page
4
Omaha business visit by Fred Buhs and Joseph Hahler. Sidney resident John Macek visits Potter. numerous families travelled to Denver Cheyenne Madison and Fort Collins for visits and social events. Local residents shared meals attended movies picnics and sport events. road trips included Gatting to Ogden and Encampment.
Kings Daughters hosted by Mrs L G Lowe at her home Monday night. A business meeting and social hour followed. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs W J Perry entertained Arthur Nokes of Denver and Mr and Mrs Everett Lukens Sunday. Mothers Club met at Mrs J E Paquette’s Friday for a semi monthly gathering to discuss physical training for girls. Presbyterian Circle hosted by Mrs I E Grabill Mrs Mark Howard and Mrs John Borland met at the church basement for business and social hour. Miss Georgia Martin and Miss Lois Keefer hosted a waffle supper and slumber party at a local home.
The former Saturday night featured guests Miss Verne Morris Miss Blanche Brown Miss Thelma Baker Miss Hazel Gillette Miss Mary Runge and Miss Leona Wunderlich. Dave Kirkland catered a Sunday dinner at the Union Pacific hotel in honor of Miss Nina Brown of Durango Colorado, weekend guest of O G Brown. Cover guests included Misses Brown Ruth Dimick Fannabelle Zike and O G Brown Jack Lowe and Mr Kirkland.
At Friday afternoon Americanization class Mrs Zamarripa read the lesson in Spanish then translated it into English. General conversation and clear pronunciation practice followed. Sewing instructions were led by Mrs J T McIntosh.
Mrs M W Buckley hosted a one o clock luncheon Saturday for her daughter Ethel s tenth birthday with a Halloween decor theme. Guests included Jean Liebendorfer Zepha Lockwood and Hazel Olson then attended a matinee. N P B Club Sees 14 Members at O L Miller Home
The Willing Workers society of the Christian church held a full day meeting with a covered dish lunch and spent time pickling foods for winter. They reported harvest festival receipts and noted paying off $1000 on the church debt since September. A birthday surprise for Harold Meyers marked the weekend, with Hallowe'en decorations and a large guest list. Frances Willard Kensington met with talks by Omaha leader Mrs. Hattie Sylvester, electing officers for the year. Royal Neighbors hosted a spooky Halloween night with bridge and 500, awarding several prizes. The North Sidney club honored Mrs Sparks on her birthday with 500 and 500 prizes among attendees.
Coming events include Rebekah Kensington gathering Wednesday afternoon at the Rebekah kitchen. Missionary Society of the Christian Church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Baker's home at 2 30. St Martha's Guild gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jennie Johnson's home 1317 Forrest Street. Altar Society of Catholic Church Thursday afternoon at St Patrick's Auditorium. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Friday afternoon.
Lucile Rubado hosted second and third grade boys at her Lodge Pole home. Various residents visited, shopped, or were ill including Evelyn Hadden and Grandma Borges. Otto Rahe underwent appendicitis surgery in Gurley. condition improving. Families hosted guests, milking house work underway, and Idle Hour club met at Dave Hume’s with high five and a lunch.
Morning report from Torrington Wyoming notes plans to start farm building soon. Community mourns Herman Folkerts of Gurley who died Saturday night after pneumonia, leaving children Mrs Henry Block Mrs John Borges and Theo Folkerts. funeral arrangements pending.
The Rebekah Kensington hosts a pie supper and program at the Odd Fellows hall on October 29 starting at 8 o clock. The public is cordially invited.
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