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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
7
The Lorenzo club enjoyed a 4 wieiner and marshmallow roast Monday night with ideal weather. Frank Meier was champion marshmallow roaster and the club quartet sang beau tiful songs. Members later returned home with sand filled shoes and joked about not facing a weiner.
The Helping Hand club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. S. H. Warrick’s home with 17 members and two visitors, Mrs Bailey and Mrs Ayres. After a brief business meeting, refreshments were served. Several local visits and social events are noted, including gatherings at various homes in the area.
A Maple Grove crowd attended the Mundt sale on Tuesday. Various locals and visitors including Andrew Johnson, Mrs Mildred Mittan from Chadron, and numerous families visited homes, shopped, and shared meals across Maple Grove through the week, with calls and dinners noted at several neighbors' houses.
West Sidney residents Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Willey and family shared Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Sinks and family. Miss Helen Sinks joined them to Sidney where she attends high school. Mr. North called at L. G. Pitts on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Glassburn and Dewitt visited Sidney on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprenger and children, Mrs. Christina Sprenger, and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hammond with daughter Martha shared Sunday dinner.
Community updates include C S Anderson installing a new swing and slide at Herdon school on Monday. Scribes report Harold Smith and Clyde Lovell threshing last week. Families move to Northport and Oklahoma via Denver. Various visits, illnesses, club meetings, and social plans are listed alongside a local dairy ad and a coyotes hunt report.
Richard Fraass hauled hay near Crook all week while residents like Harry Bonser and Mrs. Gordon Diehl helped neighbors. The D B Phelps sale drew a large crowd, Four Square church ladies sold pies and coffee, and many families including the Bonser and Zehr households shared visits across Crook and Sidney areas in midweek.
Wm Tilghman visited on Friday as a Crook business guest. Mrs George Bonser and Mrs Tom Bonser attended a Crook Missionary society meeting Friday afternoon. Gordon Diehl and family drove to Crook Friday evening. Ernest Bonser and family spent Sunday in Sterling with their daughter Mrs Charles Redden. Osbert Otties and wife joined Gordon Diehl at his home Sunday evening. George Bonser and wife had Sunday dinner with Wm Stadden. F S James and family visited Jack Pulsifer and later toured Jumbo reservoir. J C Miles and family had Sunday dinner with Gordon Diehl. Mrs Charles Bonser was on the sick list last week.
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