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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1930
Page
8
Maple Grove community residents report visits, dinners, and gatherings across families including Wegman Irwin Sharman Miles Nelson Johnson and Wallace. Events span Monday to Monday with birthday celebrations, picnics, grain stacking, and school start for district No 77 with 17 pupils taught by Agnes Dwyer.
North Divide notes show Miss Virginia Barlow visiting the Ray Wellner residence on Wednesday morning. Mrs Elmer Hughes and children spent Wednesday afternoon at the B Kinton home. Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks left for Denver to establish their future home.
Sunol School opened Tuesday with a food attendance. Mr Larkin is the new teacher to fill the vacancy left by Mr Wolff. Clayton Lindley is the new bus driver. Several stores were closed Friday for the fair. Miss Velma Glassburn owns a new Plymouth. Miss Leah Booth will leave soon for her school at Hammond after a visit with Ollive Kil gore Friday. Mrs Franss and daughter called at the Lewis Million home. Many from here attended the old settlers reunion at Lodge Pole Monday. Ruth and Naomi Fenske visited their grandmother, Mrs E L Booth, Saturday to Monday. Miss Louise White visited the Firth Booth home last week. Loretta Granter and Mable Johnson came Friday by bus to take up work in the school and will live at the J. B. Ruttner home. Jaimes Booth and sons were Sunol visitors Friday. John Bahr called Monday bringing his daughters Elsie and Florence to attend high school. they will stay at the A Fenske and Bert Allington homes.
Mrs Lindley kept Firth Booth Jr Friday while his parents attended the county fair at Sidney. Mr and Mrs John Billeter have rented their farm to Mrs Aurich and will move to Sidney next week. Miss Velma Glassburn and her mother were Sidney visitors Friday morning. Tom Allington left Tuesday for Lincoln to attend the state fair and visit his brother Bill. Bert Allington left Monday with show dogs for the Logan county fair at Sterling and hopes to reach Pueblo and other fairs. he cites success at Ogallala Julesburg and Sidney fairs.
Mr and Mrs John Volkman were Sunday guests at the R W Volkman home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Kintz and sons spent Sunday with Mrs Kintz parents. Mr and Mrs Pete Buss, Mr and Mrs Beaks and daughter of Harvard were overnight guests at the Dick Volkman home on Friday. They were en route to Lyman where Miss Beaks has a teaching position. School in district 32 opened Tuesday with 32 pupils. Miss Lucile Rubadois returns for her fourth term. Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker, Jack and Lena Tieman spent Sunday evening at the Otto Rahe home. Mrs James Hume and Mrs C G Hume called on Mrs Harry Thompson Sunday morning. Weyerts community members attended the old settlers reunion at Lodge Pole Monday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Flicker home included Mr and Mrs Fred Flicker and their son, along with the Tieman and Folkerts families and Carl Flicker. Many neighbors, relatives, and friends were noted in frequent calls and gatherings across Lodge Pole and Sterling, with trips to Crook and Pryor.
Western Securities Co announces farm loans at favorable terms with 54% and 6% money for choice loans and a reasonable commission. Call or write at Roche Building Sidhey Nebraska. Resident Manager C W Smith listed with phone 35.
Historical notes suggest intoxicating beverages brewed from honey, barley, and grapes were known by at least 1000 BCE and possibly as far back as 5000 to 10000 BCE, indicating a long human tradition of fermented drinks.
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