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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
2
The Helping Hand club met Thursday at Mrs. Frank Hand’s home with 12 members. Many neighbors visited, hosted guests from Fort Laramie, Pawnee City, and York, and multiple social calls and dinners occurred at Fleming, Nelson, Darnall, Foster, and Harlan homes. A fare well party honored Genestia Foster who will study in Lincoln.
Mrs Pear sparks Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks and children called at E V Hughes home Wednesday evening. Mrs E V Hughes spent Thursday with Mrs Ed Wolverton. Marie Schwartz called on Mrs Ed Brockels by Thursday afternoon. L S Sparks and Art Linsey were Sunday dinner guests at W A Sparks home. Mrs Ed Brockelsby Rosetta Seimers Marie Schwartz Lowell Wolverton and Ray Cruise departed for Lincoln Friday for a week at the state fair. Miss Adams was a weekend guest at the Riggs home in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Carrol of North Platte visited at Fred Kettler home Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Glantz and daughter Elizabeth and Mrs Emma Ely returned Thursday from a brief visit to the eastern part of the state. Mrs Paul Sparks entertained as bridge Thursday for Mrs Al Bauer Mrs Fred Stuht Mrs Harold Tobin Mrs Claud Sparks and Mrs A J Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Edwin Choan are the parents of a baby boy born Friday. Mother and babe are doing nicely. A large crowd attended the surprise party given in honor of Mr and Mrs J A Choan Saturday evening. As a hard time costume party it was great Success. Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell called at the C B Kinton home Sun.
Mrs Ed Lipke and Mrs C B Kinton spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Henry Yowell of Sidney. Mrs Emma Ely and son Vincent motored to Sidney Tuesday after.
Maple Grove notes detail visits and gatherings among residents and relatives from Green River Wyoming to Sidney including Ed Miles and Johnson families. Many names appear at dinners, school changes, teach ers, farm work, and local events around Creek and Kimball with trips to Denver and Creek areas.
The remark attributes to Pythagoras a view that once laws become necessary for people their freedom is compromised.
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