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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
2
Gurley residents share many gatherings and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Bartels travel to Omaha for a grain convention with visits planned at Hebron and Deshler. Pinochle club events crown high and low scores. Loyal Workers meet with 13 members and a new guest. Numerous dinners, visitors, and church events fill the week.
Lodgepole Seniors traveled to Denver on their sneak day returning Saturday Sonny Lehmkuhl stayed with Bob Rufenacht Pete Rufenacht Dwane Dughman and Jack Bale visited Sidney Pete registered for the draft Jack Thurow spent weekend with cousins Mainard and Murrel Queen in Lodgepole Mrs Anna Hume returned home caring for Murrel after his tonsil operation at Taylor Hospital Sunday Sunday dinner guests included Willard Frerichs family Orvil Krauter and son from Dalton visited Frank Krauter home Paul Ingwerson Dale and Arleta at Scottsbluff Harry Thompson and Lester Rufenacht with Sandy celebrated Mrs Walter Rufenacht's birthday Others attended Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
The writer notes that returning veterans are not unlike before the war. Most resume their jobs and marriages, keep friendships, and enjoy familiar pastimes. If they changed, it is toward maturity and tolerance for democracy, while opposing dictators. This makes the writer proud of them.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lingwall and Evelyn spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lingwall. John Lingwall and Frank Klentz helped Charles Sprenger put up a new wheel on his windmill last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sprenger spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lulu Ells. Mr. and Mrs. John Sell and sons called on Harry Andersen’s Thursday. The Vern Livingston and Ray Andersen homes were visited by Byron Livingston and others on Wednesday. Many locals attended the W. H. R. sale with shopping in Cheyenne and several purchases, including a ball by the McMillens.
Myra Nelson spent Wednesday and Thursday at M A Nelsons. Eleanor Phelps and Charlotte Langley were overnight guests at the C H Hammonds Monday night. Mr and Mrs W R Nelson visited Frank Klentz home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz Ei leen and Evelyn, Mrs Jennie Hammond, Earl and Martha spent Sunday evening at the C H Hammond. Mrs Leo Olsen and daughters M A Nelson home.
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