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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
2
Mrs Pete Nelson reports a busy social week with numerous callers and visits. Families including Kubis Frei Wickstrom Rapp and others shared gatherings in Sextorp. The Homer Fisher sale, thresher activities, and church group meetings appear alongside travel and medical notes. Potter Bearcats’ road game ends in defeat at Albin Wyoming.
Mrs A L Roberts visited the James Irwin home Thursday and Mr and Mrs E A Wickard were Sund callers Friday. L K Omel and A L Roberts motored to Denver Tuesday. Several families attended events at the Oscar Olson and James Tighe homes. Mrs Swift funeral was attended by E A Johnson and son.
Mrs N S Miller reports Ralph Robertson and M W Osborn joined at Sidney for Hackberry rodeo. Funeral services held for Cleo Clausen age 23 at M E church burial in Potter cemetery. Sister Mrs John Christensen survives. Porter presided. Frank Matthes August Matthes and George Peters of Wisner visiting. R Hornsby post office inspector visited Potter. Tom Adams of Kimball attended Community club. Outmaster Dean Hagemeister noted.
The Pot ters Gun club competed at Kimball with a 12 to 38 score. Potters enrollment reaches 251, largest in history, prompting third grade split between Miss Morrow and Miss Hansen. Weekend visits included Emil Nelsons at Lara mie and Estes Park trips. Mayo clinic planned for Mrs Hagemeister. Floyd Thayer pursues post graduate study. Kimball and nearby residents noted.
In Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson and Mrs. J. J. Collars with daughter Arlene spent last Monday evening at N. P. Johnson. Ed Miles and children visited James Irwin’s home. Arlene Collars left for Nunn Colorado after visiting R. W. Johnson’s family. Northport’s Adam Jurgens met Elmer Gade’s family Wednesday. Hugh Cortney and son Francis stay with H. P. Cortney while aiding farm work. J. C. Jorgensen family enjoyed Wednesday with Nels Johnson. Elmer Gade and son Donald called at James Irwin’s.
Local residents hosted and visited over a busy week with numerous dinners suppers and gatherings. Ed Miles and family joined Jurgens and Gade households for meals while several couples attended birthday celebrations and church events. visits spanned Nels Johnson Newt Berggren and Weyerts church with Sharman Miles and Irwin families noted among attendees.
August Theis hauled hay for Gil bert Gossin last week. Paul Bundy Max Jack and Jim Anderson visited the Couch boys Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wasem were callers at the C S Anderson home. Mae Connelly visited Mrs. Ben Couch Sunday. Jimmie Anderson and Charles Couch called on Ray Goding at Potter Sunday. Earl Tolle and family and Mrs L R Anderson and children visited the Stanley Vizina home in Sidney Saturday evening. Will Turner returned from Geneva last Wednesday. Marvin Anthony and family of Sidney were Sunday callers at the Frank Anthony home. Ben Couch made a business trip to Potter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson and children were callers at the C S Anderson home Sunday evening. Mrs Frank Anthony went to Loveland Colo last Sunday to visit her brother Sandy. J P Gynch supervising seeding on the Vowers place. Edith Connelly was a caller at
The Earl Tolle home hosted an event Thursday evening with John Schmidt's children attending St Patrick's academy. Roy Lane and his son visited Earl Tolle on Sunday. Mr Weeth, Frank Smith’s uncle, is visiting the Smith home this week. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gossin visited William Goding of Potter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richards and Harry Courtright called at the Gilbert Gossin home Sunday evening. Miss Anna Olson visited her brother Lewis Olson and family.
A taxpayer criticizes merchants and farmers over taxes for the Cheyenne county farm bureau office. He argues the farmer already pays heavy taxes that support the state and local overhead, while merchants profit from the system. He contends farmers should not bear all overhead costs and questions who should pay.
Farm loans and insurance advertised by Western Securities Co. Promote favorable terms at current rates with 5 percent and 6 percent money for choice loans plus reasonable commissions. Contact C. W. Smith at Zeche Building Meridney, Nebraska by phone 35.
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