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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
6
George Held called at the H. J. Elsen home Thursday. A Legion park picnic gathered many friends including Mrs John George and the Ross family. Several visitors stopped by the Elsen home during the week, and teaching duties, weddings, and community events were noted across Peetz, Sterling, and nearby towns.
Mrs Abbie Warrick and daughter Isabel Ted Peterson and sons Harold Howd arrived Monday from Sterling to visit friends. They will visit Greeley then Phoenix. Mrs Clyde Meyers is in a Sterling hospital for treatment. The Christian Endeavor met Friday evening in the church parlors.
Mrs. Walter Wassum served as Lodge Pole caller on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Talish spent time with neighbors and attended community events in Sunnyside.
Friday evening at the Ralph Talish home and visits to the Les Omel, Oscar Olson, J A Talish, and Sylvan Halsey households are noted. Families including the Brandis Hokom Omels Theis Emanuelsoon and Gade share weekends and festival attendance at Gurley and Chappell fairs.
Social notes from Maple Grove recount visits and gatherings among residents. Mrs. Harold Spiker and family, the Miles and Johnson households, plus several neighbors share dinners, calls, and overnight stays at various homes including R. W. Johnson and Ed Miles.
Cecil Tremain and daughter, John and Chris Junker, Mrs W T Sharman and son Vern, and Mrs Ed Miles with Harvey and Alice attended the old settlers picnic at Lodge Pole on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Shellenberg and children visited Mrs Emil Marx in Scribner on Thursday and Friday. Lloyd Yowell stayed with Ed Mintken Friday evening. Hazel Munshaw visited Ruby Baker Saturday afternoon. The Lou Johnsons and son Merrill visited Ed Mintken Sunday evening. A J Mellberg and daughter Helen and J D Devier and daughters Edith and Leitha spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Clarence Mellberg. James Devier and family enjoyed Sunday at J D Devier’s. Clarence Mellberg and family shared Sunday dinner at Charles Munshaw Jr home. Virginia Lee and Shirley Faye Devier spent Friday with their grandparents J D Devier. Leitha Devier returned to Hastings Tuesday to resume studies at Hastings Business College.
Lodge Pole by Mrs George Line reports B J Bates transacted business in Sidney Saturday afternoon. Harriet Lasalle of Chappell arrived Sunday to visit Ruby Bates. Ethel Deavers left for Kimball Saturday to be with sister Mrs Russell Brothers. Dr and Mrs R L Hook of Rushville were guests of Dr and Mrs A R Schoenberg Monday. Mrs Julia Scanlon of Sidney attended the old settlers reunion Monday and stayed with Nellie Pettey. Thelma Croe of Denver visited from Saturday to Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs W G.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Line of Fort Collins arrived Sunday and left Monday. Mrs Russell Wolfe of Denver visited with her parents Friday through Monday. Mrs A C Bale and son Vernon took Sheldon and Warren Bale to Lincoln to attend the state university, with Hal Health and John Rogers accompanying to also attend. Gilbert Smith, after three weeks with his parents, left for Boston to enter college. Mr and Mrs Wesley Kelly and son Wallace and Mrs Clyde Dvgoorn visited at the G W Line home for the old settlers reunion. Mr and Mrs William Munson, after a short stay, were called home as Munson was promoted to manager at a Safeway Store in Colorado Springs.
B. J. Bates, G. W. Line and L. C. Line attended the Sidney fair on Wednesday, joining others in the day’s events and community happenings.
The league held its monthly social at Salem church Friday night with hosts Marvin and Lloyd Aurich. Bunco honors went to Leora Gresze and Harlan Spiker. consolations to Gertude Juedes and W. J. Reddell. A business and topic study meeting was planned for September 20. Enrollment dropped as Norman.
Bernice, Edmund, and Loretss Jinde embark on a trip to Oregon where the middle grades focus on creating posters and art projects in a fieldwork program. The group plans to explore Ti themed activities as part of the effort.
Historians reject the claim that Columbus was born in Calvi Corsica in 144 vague tablet lore notes. The Cul lier's Weekly Telegraph urges readers to seek reliable records and cautions against accepting unverified nativity dates.
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