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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
2
An independent weekly newspaper printed at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. The item lists subscription rates with advance payment and zones including postage paid inside and outside the local area.
Tuesday dinner guests at the Charles Welton home included Mr and Mrs Ralph Welton and John Schneider with Rev Goldenstein attending as afternoon guest. Numerous neighbors, relatives, and friends shared visits, meals, and hospital updates across the community, with attendance at church, funeral services, and farm events noted.
Mrs N S Miller Potter notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Sanders on Wednesday April 10. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clarente Arp on April 14 at the Taylor hospital in Sidney. Open meeting of the Woman's Club scheduled Thursday afternoon with a seed and bulb exchange. church parlors and light lunch. Mrs Boyd French discharged from Roche hospital after a prior week as patient. Sidney visits include Mr and Mrs T E Maher and daughter with Clyde Brady. Peter Hansen did business in Sidney Monday morning. Carl Bartlett a Sidney caller Tuesday. Edna Seyfang and Mrs K Hansen visited in Sidney Saturday. Other items include Rev Slocumb of Kimball visiting at R Slocumb’s, and Lois Wenz visiting relatives at North Platte. Measles recovery progress for Christie Jane Jacobson, with danger noted. Dr J J Fiegenschuh left his car in a storm last Tuesday night. snow covered it next morning. Ed Harrison showing satisfactory recovery after blood transfusions. N S Miller and family with Jess Osborn in Cheyenne for Jess’s mastoid operation. Clarence Johnson and family visiting. updates on local travels and hospital stays. Rev Rev Murten and Mrs Ralph Roberson visit Kimball to be with Stanley Davis family. Mrs L J Wheeler and Miss Mae Hansen attend a play at Kearney. Former State Representative HL Challiburg seeks shelter measures in panhandle counties north and west. Raymond Slocum hosted the checker club, Potter chess team planned radio broadcast to Sterling.
Local notes report varied items from Peetz and nearby towns. Illness updates include Norman Dale Davis improving after pneumonia at Kimball hospital. Easter cantata at M. E. church, under Mrs. Lancaster, set for Sunday at 7:30 pm. Multiple community events, baptisms, hospital stays, and school news plus recent travel to Sterling and Denver are listed with local families and clubs.
Local notes report illness relief for Lavern Harms and a blizzard era hindrance in Pine Bluffs. Visitors include Earl LaGrange, Mons Johnson, Henry Stevens, and many residents making calls in Sunol and Sidney. Community events feature a school faculty luncheon, Mother Goose party, rabbit hunts, and news of campfire girls preparing ceremonial gowns.
A fragment from a society page mentions East Gurley and Mrs Harold Gibbins with references to Mr and Mrs Neal Rowan, indicating a social item or household notes from the community.
The report lists numerous families including Mr and Mrs Sexton Ahims and son, Mr and Mrs Ross Handley, Mr and Mrs Chas Neick, Mr and Mrs Vernon Neick, Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins and son, Mr and Mrs Fred Schumacher, plus Louise Schumacher visiting Gurley. Harold Gibbins and son spent Sunday at Wayne Gilbert's home. Vernon Neick and Chas Neick motored to Sidney Tuesday afternoon, and Sexton Ahims and family visited Scottsbluff recently.
St. Martha's guild holds a bake sale at Greenlees' store on Saturday April 20 starting at 10 36 a m. Also for sale a Model T Ford in good condition from Slayter Garage.
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