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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
4
Sidney residents share meals and calls at neighbor homes while clubs meet and a farm auditorium event charts leadership roles. Lorenzo school expands enrollment with 49 students and staff unchanged as seniors and juniors listed. community members attend weddings, shop in Sterling, and a local sanitarium treatment is reported.
Valley View report notes C W Benser and family J W Kokes and family Frank Kokes and family E N Rath and family Allen Lynch and family Miss Helen Brown Mr and Mrs H Bluhm Mr and Mrs H R Neuman Mr and Mrs Birkby Mr and Mrs C O Gentry and daughter and Mr and Mrs E Rhodes attended the Lodge Pole reunion Monday School opened Monday with Mrs.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Nelck hosted a dance at Engel hall on Tuesday with a large crowd in attendance. Gerald Johnson plans to attend Gurley high school this year. The Nelcks and other residents visited families and shopped in Sidney while Fra and Esther Jurgens prepared for Sidney high.\
Union Valley reports social visits by Mrs. Charlesstown, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vick and son to sister Ella in Lewellen. Mrs. George Griswold and Doris visited Sidney weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Finney and others. Jay Pool home hosts and show attendance noted.
Bob Fitzsimmons visited W L Ravert home to see Mrs. Lloyd Ravert and baby. Esther Ravert and Harvey Corn attended the Dalton dance. Louis Saab dined at Nelson Finney home. Kivett family and Ri vet group attended Dalton church and Sunday dinner with Do N Ravert family. Chas Brown drove to Sidney to visit Fred Benson and Beth Elaine. M C C club ladies plan Thursday meeting with Mrs Myron Brown. Morris Jessen called at Bill Warren home. Nelson Finney and family visited Ravert home on Sunday.
Residents visited relatives and attended church events. A new baby was born to Mr and Mrs Segelke. School exams and glee club preparations were announced with two beginners named Erma Jean Neibuhr and Mary Lou Albers.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher and child returned from Ravenna where Ray Fisher Jr had his tonsils removed. Mr Hibton visited with his daughter Mrs C C Crowell and family. Fred Prince and daughters Ralph and Charles Elis, Orval Newport and Chester Tompkins were seen in Potter Sunday. A heavy rain Monday aided the fall wheat crop.
Mr and Mrs Joe Slama and Mr and Mrs Charles Slama and children visited Willam Slama in Potter on Saturday. Several families spent Sunday at various homes including Joe Johnson, C C Crowell, and Kimball with trips for plums and wild grapes. Denver University plans noted for Gordon Johnson while others hosted guests and farm work occurred through the week.
Mrs. Eddies Alvin Fratzen and W. T. Sharman helped thresh at Andrew Johnson's Tuesday. Several local families visited, hosted meals, and joined threshing and social events through Friday, including Irwin, Miles, Jacobs, Gade, Owens, and Sassaman households. Detailing visits, dinners, and companionship among Maple Grove residents.
A series of social visits and returns fill the week in the Alvin Franzen area. Mrs. Nels Johnson journeys to Colorado to spend time with her daughters while neighbors share meals, club get togethers, and school travel plans. Several residents attend church and festival events. Fielden and Lucile Waddell plan schooling in Kearney. a new manager starts at the Standard Oil station, with Lloyd Line assisting. Virginia Carter joins a Texas visit homeward with family, and local baseball triumphs mark Sunday activity.
Miss Artie Lough accepted a nurse notation in Colorado Springs after completing a three year training course. The infant of Mrs. Clarabelle Simms Pavlat died at Harris hospital Chappell after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were at the home and interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Margaret Toole left for Denver to enter Mercy hospital for nursing training. Bud Markel and sister Irene and Anton Kampal Jr. left for Denver on a combined business and pleasure trip. George Line and son Lloyd and George Whitefoot conducted business in Sidney and Potter Thursday.
Sunlit weekend updates show Maxine Olson and Ruth Wise together Sunday, Lincoln visitors Mamie Johnson at L A Pearson home, and multiple gatherings around Gurley and nearby homes. Events include a district 39 community club meeting, families dining together, and the birth of a baby boy to Mike Lauder and wife.
The Olson family and Glen Wise are listed at Lodge Pols. Arlene Schmale spent the weekend with her parents. Oscar Olson and Les Omelana’s daughter visited the Frank Halsey home. Ralph Tansh and family were Sidney callers Friday.
Presbyterian circle hosts a bake sale at the U. and S. Store beginning at ten o'clock Saturday. Proceeds support church activities.
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