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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1961
Page
10
Ogallala residents and nearby families visited Ed Boehmer and other hosts over weekends and weekdays. The long list includes Fririchs Bruns Jurgens Narjes Paynes Weyerts Florkes and many more from Dalton Sidney Cedar Bluff Sunol Arvada and Chapell.
Wheat curl mite found in three of about twenty Cheyenne County locations checked. County Agent Ivan Liljegren says hail after harvest left fields with early volunteer wheat that hosts mites. He notes the largest infested area lies east of Gurley and urges immediate destruction of volunteer wheat to protect the 1962 crop, with checks on adjacent fields and guidance from the county extension office.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller and Arden visited Sunday afternoon at the Frank Meier home. Mrs Elmer Fulton Mrs Ronald Fulton and Shelly called Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leo Turner called Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Harms of Dalton visited Sunday afternoon. Buzz Siders and family spent Thursday evening with the Meier couple. Kathryn Walker called Friday afternoon at the Meier home.
The column records multiple social visits across households including Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Madden, Raddatz, Lafler, Fleming, Phelps, Meier, Hazlitt, Edgar, and Crosby. Narratives mention Sunday suppers, Thursday calls, and a Monday Old Settlers Picnic at Lodgepole. Eddie and Dommie Madden visit grandparents. Jerry Raddatz stays with Brian Lafler.
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads for selling or trading items. Includes brief call to action and contact method.
Jack Malik of the University of Omaha and Walter Olsen of Fremont Nebraska High School lead bands praised for Division I ratings in three classes. Ak-Sar-Ben presents championship banners and individual medals to top performers.
The famous author Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain is interred in El Mira New York. The brief obituary notes his burial and recognition.
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