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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
4
A long list of Monday to Sunday social visits ties Grand Prairie residents to Lincoln relatives, church groups, and local hosts. Carl Welton, Frank and Ed Flessner, Anna Jorgensen, Myron Flessner, and many others attend dinners, meetings, and birthday events. A Liberty school Halloween program closes the week with a five cent supper.
The column records numerous local movements and visits across Sunol and Sidney. Families like Englerts Cronks and Vaciks move homes and shop, while residents attend conventions, travel to Denver and Scottsbluff, and take part in church events and a father and son banquet. Local sessions note school and post office activity, hay hauling, and varied calls on domestic life.
Mt Vernon Sunday school opens at 10 am. A M Anderson visited the Bert Mathewson home at Codlery. Mr and Mrs James Johnson and Ich Wendell spent time at the E M Beale home. Mrs C H Hammond and sons Walter and Cecelia Kurz called on Mrs Anna Reineka. Arthur and Claude Chambers picked corn at Oakland. Callers at the James Johnson home included C H Hammond, daughter Marilee, and Mr Witliam Stein with Dan Andrews of Lincoln visiting the A M Anderson home. Hervey Marsh visited the C A Glassburn home Friday evening.
A string of social calls and gatherings fills a recent period. The Meiers and Ba Meiers visit relatives in multiple homes. Otto Raddatz hosts. Dale Langley undergoes appendix surgery. Violet and Otto attend a Bolton home event. the Boggs brothers and Frank Meier hunt in Hershey. high school holds a Halloween party with games and refreshments. a family reunion at Mrs Boggs Hershey home draws 35 relatives. Junior birthday party includes nine guests and family members. a club meeting with needlework and lunch concludes. Various visits to the Cortney, Phelps, Fulton, Walsh, and Treinen households round out the week.
A. R. Kirkpatrick and family express gratitude for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their father and grandfather and for thoughtful gestures during their bereavement.
Napoleon never won a sea cattle in the era described, with no victories recorded. The text notes failures or lack of sea-faring success and references related historical context.
Saturday event at the city auditorium showcases a Darent selection of diamonds and natural gold from $141. The Gift Shop promotes Dr. Leo J. Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath in the Osborn Building with a Telegraph ad slogan asserting results.
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