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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
3
Potter items report Potter nine district bus driver Tom Iverson hospitalized with pneumonia after a Mitchell trip. August Schmidt drives the bus in Iverson’s absence. Census work, church services, and community moves fill the week. Local educators hired for next year, ban on gatherings lifted, Easter pageants planned, water rate changes, and residents serving in the military.
Leona Lindley and others spent time in Sidney or nearby towns last week. Local residents received visits, shopped, or worked in beauty shops, with several going to Scottsbluff and Julesburg for employment or care. A community club program entertained Sidney youth, and hospital stays included John Demers Jr recovering from appendectomy.
An operetta was given at the school house Friday evening by the school children under Miss Rauch and Mr and Mrs T W Hubbell. Ollie Kilgore Jr returned home from a CCC camp in Halsey. Mrs B C Kucera visited her daughter Mrs Bertha Dempsey in Sidney. Hubbell couple shopped in Sterling. W W Craig family attended the funeral of the Kerk couple's infant daughter at Lodge Pole. Leslie Craig was pallbearer. Emil Englert accompanied cattle shipment to Omaha.
Emma Lee Rogers returns from Alliance after three weeks of medical care. Andrew Stafford dies suddenly northeast of Lodge Pole. funeral at Methodist church, burial at Hooper. Doyle Cunningham, former Lodge Pole resident, visits. Mrs Nellie Petteys weekend with brother B. J. Bates and daughter Ruby. Hester Deaver seriously ill with poor prognosis. Minshall and Dahn visit Lincoln. Dahn returns to school, Minshall stays longer. Walter Schoonover and mother-in-law visit from Montpelier. Conrad Weatherwax and son visit from Lisco. Carl Jacobs visits. A. J. Bracken and son conduct Lodge Pole business. Peggy Lindley undergoes mastoid operation at Sterling. T. M. Stretch to occupy Line House after year in New Jersey. Mrs. R. A. Barlow of Sidney visits. Rosanna Kerek burial services in Sidney. sympathy extended. Fred Lehmkuhl family guest at Parlat home. Election passes quietly. Paul E. Smith and Allen Lindley elected to school board. O. G. Melton, A. R. Schoenberg, H. J. Handley to town board.
Mr and Mrs Mark Todd and Lois James and Charlotte Madden called at George Whitneys Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Merle Jacobser spent the weekend at the BE M Felson home in Burgett. Gloria and Rosemary Peetz called at the C P Herboldsheimer home. Many neighbors visited Ira Willeford in Pretz and Dewey Larson hosted guests with Madss. Dozens of locals dropped by kitchens and living rooms for cards and lunch.
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