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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
8
East Dalton notes a busy week with visitors from Sidney and McCool, family gatherings, church and school events. Ruth Jobe hosts, Yowell family visits, and a first Y. C. L. meeting at the school with student activities, health exams, and hot weather conditions prevailing.
Mrs Dale Huffaker called at the A L Roberts home Thursday. School started Monday in district 68 with Miss Velma Glassburn as teacher. Mrs J A Talish was a Sidney caller Friday. Mr and Mrs K Omel and family spent Tuesday evening at the James Tighe home. L Bersee of Chappell called at the John Theis home Monday. Mr and Mrs Louis Niebaum and sons and Mr and Mrs H Niebaum left Thursday for Fremont after visiting at the John Theis home. Mr and Mrs Harold Hernbloom home on Austin which they purchased last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey, Mr and...
Farmers Union meeting was held Thursday evening with a program and lunch afterward. Various local families including Mrs. J. D. Peters, BBtty Jane, Tillie John, the Bergs, the Flemings, and others appear in visits and travels. The Lorenzo club met with Mrs. Frank Meier to plan for the fair, and a picnic was held on the courthouse lawn in Sterling.
Mrs. Pete Nelson and Mrs. L. V. Sanders and children spent Sunday with Nicholas Jacobson. The Freis shopped in Kimball and Nelsons in Sidney. Mrs. Nelson visited cousin Mrs. Vern Pearson at Taylor hospital. Fred Prince and daughters shopped in Kimball. Harvey Fisher returned from eastern Nebraska trip. Melbourne Brown visited Pete Nelson. Howard Yost and daughter visited Ed Sanders. Olaf Lagar returned from Denver reporting Oscar Redeen improving. Lina Larson visited Potter with her parents. Co. C. Crowell and children and Art Brandenburg were guests Sunday.
Meadow Lawn notes list weekend visits and calls among local families including the Petersons Mayer Waterman Carter Neaman Stark and others around Dalton Redington and Sidney with multiple shows of visiting and dining events. Denver resident Lester Waterman visits his Dalton area relatives for several days.
Agnes called at the Melvin Phelps home last week. Mrs J D Bolton visited Mrs Reuben Berg on Wednesday. Mrs R A Brown enjoyed a visit with her Hol yoke, Colorado relatives on Monday. Rose Brown returned home Saturday after spending the summer with Grandma Brown in Fort Morgan.
Vivian Herboldsheimer reports on gatherings in Sidney with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peetz and others at various homes. Dewey Larson had tonsils removed last Tuesday. Antelope’s ball team hosted Dix, losing by two in a well played Sunday game.
Social notes show numerous visits and calls among George Reetz and nearby families including Nelsons Fischers Smiths and Bakers with mentions of hospital stays school absences and local travel to Dalton Potter and Sidney.
Mrs Mae West of St. Louis says she weighed 170 pounds at age 28 and, after taking Kruschen Salts for four weeks, now weighs 150 pounds with more energy and no hunger. The ad urges one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and notes an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Mrs J E Morrow reports Sunday gatherings with the Gerler Mangels and Seeman families at the Anton Steffens home. J E Morrow called at Tay lor hospital. Young people attended the Walther league convention in Cheyenne. Zelda Morrow visited from Eugene Oregon. Dan Heimer visited with Charles Morrow recently discharged from the hospital. Mrs Vern Fearson staying with her parents. Arlo Fisher family shared dinner with J E Morrow. J E Morrow drove to Dalton. Max spent time at Pete Nelson and J E Morrow homes.
Mr and Mrs Ray Wills and family Myrtle Mueller and Waunita Gemeinhardt spent Sunday at the Henry Lueder home to honor Frieda Lueders birthday. The note about coffee is omitted as flavor remains the focus in Bluhill coffee. Iv a Telegrapa Wentad.
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