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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1951
Page
2
A long list of personal travels visits and job changes from Sidney noting Mrs. Frank Albus and others visiting Denver and Omaha, Miss Helen Jones starting temporary work, and several locals heading to denver bridgeport or lincoln for business or leisure over a span of four decades. The column mixes social updates with brief notes on employment moves and family travels among residents and visitors.
Day by day reports show Bowen rekindling homestead activity after a long hold, Bill Hudson visiting his Willow Lake ranch in Sidney for the first time in nine years and noting changes. Mack Stewart returns from Texas to his lower Pump kin creek claim while H H Libby of Lodge Pole visits Sidney, guests of the Sharmer couple. L. Jessen acquires a small black pig, with owner to prove property and pay.
Mr and Mrs Jim Houser left Friday for a trip to Alexandria Nebraska accompanied by Mr and Mrs Clarence Wittrock a W Saunders of Lincoln was a Wednesday evening supper guest at the I A Caldwell home, and dinner guests at the Ron Krueger home Sunday evening were noted.
Miss Shirley Crosby and Jim Oliverius along with Mrs. Albert Ruttner Mrs. Sam Irwin and others helped Mrs Joe Zimola dress chickens for the school last week. Denver visits for George Booth who has been hospitalized three weeks are reported with family members staying at a Denver cabin over the weekend. The community extends sympathy to Gene Davis of Sidney on his sudden passing. Several families spent the weekend at the Denver cabin hunting and others visited Denver and Longmont while relatives vacationed in western states.
Girl Scout Troop MO 2 met on October 23 to open, read and approve minutes. They discussed badge work and planned a picnic lunch for Saturday October 29 at 2 o clock. Meeting adjourned with Betty Nissen as scribe.
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