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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
4
Residents hosted and visited across Grand Prairie with numerous calls to Sidney and Seward. People attended church events, farm chores, hospital visits, market trips, and a weekend of family dinners and ball games, featuring the Weltons, Gades, Frerichs, Irwins, Tremains, and Johnsons among many neighbors.
Lorenzo residents share social visits with the Meier and Robertson families. The Lorenzo ball team beat North Potter 6 to 5 on the home diamond. The Knighthood of Youth club in the grammar room elected officers and outlined castle themed adventures. Photographs of students were taken in Sidney with prints offered for 25 cents. Rev. Kakse conducted services at the school auditorium. The 11th and 12th grades excelled on an English test and the fourth graders received new books.
Mrs J O Lobb reports Mr and Mrs Irvin Campbell visited the Ed Zorn home Sunday evening Grace and Dorcas Aids met at the church Thursday afternoon Plans were made for serving lunch at the Dalton festival Mr and Mrs Ray Berry and Clifton motored to Potter Friday Mrs Otto Campbell and Mrs Irvin Campbell called on Mrs M E Webster Friday afternoon Alice West was also a caller
Grace Aid will meet with Mrs Del no Mayer October 6. This will be the first regular meeting since Spring. Local social notes cover visits, birthdays, school news, clubs, and community events with numerous names and places.
Sunnyside residents attended Aid Society events at Weyerts Lutheran church. Local families and couples visited, hosted, or called on friends and relatives across Sunol, Lodge Pole, Rawlins, Sedgwick, and nearby homes, with multiple calls noted Friday to Saturday.
Sunol residents report weekend travels and calls from neighbors. Joe Zimola headed to Wa hoo for the season after summer here. friends and relatives from Canon City to Sidney visited or hosted gatherings at multiple homes. The first PTA meeting was held at the school, and several locals attended a prize fight in Sidney.
Meadow Lawn column reports visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Morris Challburg Mrs and June Ann with Chris Petersons and family Sunday. Stecher baseball team beat Dalton Sunday. Several calls and visits across neighbors with Mayer Neary Schninert Rathbun and Schlotfeld families. Trips to Scottsbluff and Douglas Wyoming noted.
Judicial advertising by M O Bates outlines essential judge qualities including legal mind accuracy truthfulness and integrity. He stresses impartiality, respect for order, and speedy trials while warning against gossip and bias. Bates invites readers to consult their lawyer next week.
Mrs T and Galawell participated in a cattle shipment bound for Omaha Saturday night. Paviat plans a trip to Omaha and Auburn before returning. Austin relatives and Caldwell family hosted or visited in town. Demers family from Sioux City visited relatives here for a week. Allingtons shared supper with Billeter family. I A Caldwell hosted bridge. Mothers Best Cookers held 4 H achievement days at Bluhri home. Caldwell noted as business caller at Scottsbluff. Kilgore and Stimka families visited at Taylor hospital Monday evening.
The column records numerous visits and gatherings around residents like the Christensen, Kreader, Schrinert, Davison, Peterson, Mayer, Waterman, Bovee, and Schaffert families. Events include suppers, Sunday visits, overnight stays, shopping trips, and birthday celebrations with many neighbors and relatives mentioned. Several households report travel to Sidney and Dalton for games and social occasions, highlighting community ties.
The list names Josie Juelfs Jessie Juelfs Shirley Mayer Wilma Schrinert Gerald Waterman Clayton Mayer and Ralph Allison as weekend visitors. Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson called at the Henry Volquartzen home Vern on Peterson and Richard and Jessie Juelfs drove to Lusk Wye to spend Sunday with the C M Mayer family.
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after a dose of Adlerika. The remedy cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and ends nervousness. Western Drug Co. handles the product.
Mrs. Mae West of St Louis reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims energy gains and no hunger, recommending half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and a money back guarantee at Western Drug Co or any drug store.
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