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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
3
Sidney gives a busy bulletin with family visits travel and social events. Residents visit relatives in Sterling Mitchell Chappell Denver and Wyoming while other locals attend Rotary meeting Odd Fellows events and football games. Community members relocate married couples celebrate births and plan trips to Denver Jackson Hole and Scottsbluff.
A large audience attended the Friday F. T. A. program at Center school where Mrs. Freytag of Sidney delivered an instructive talk on her travels in Europe. The primary level was part of the event.
Ernie Davison visited a short time Wednesday at his parents' home. Mrs. A H Draper and Jeanette Draper spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Larson. The family attended the ball game in Gurley Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer hosted at dinner Sunday with Mrs Iva Beyer and son James present. The Weltons and Raymond Beyer drove to Sterling and other Colorado points. Engel family visited Gurley relatives. Funeral attended for infant daughter of Eigenbergs. Armuth and Kettler from Dalton visited Beyer homes. Engel daughter Arlene visited Rohde. Some residents attended Boys Town show in Sidney earlier week.
Mrs. Fred Beyer and her son Joe visited Ray Bayne on Tuesday. Joe left his car for Mr Bayne to overhaul. They returned home with Richard Welton in the evening. Mr and Mrs P K Beyer and daughter Mary joined Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson for a day with Mrs Leonard Lyon and husband in Alliance. Mary stayed indefinitely.
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