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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1925

Page

6

Community gatherings and visits in Mapleve area this week

Local residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives throughout the week. A union meeting was held, church services attended, and several stops at homes of friends including Waddell, Johnson, Sparks, and Haskins. A Joe Shimba dance drew good attendance and a newly purchased Allis-Chalmers tractor was noted.

Bert Walker Jim Sparks Joe Shimba Everett Kinton M. BE

Easter services and neighborhood visits noted

A crowded week saw many from the vicinity attending Easter services in Potter. Gilbert and Bill Mangels visited Hugo Doering. The Scheeles and Jaminy hosted the Nelson home crowd. Lucille Lambert received calls, and Myrtle Nelson hosted Bernice Duncan. Mrs Gertrude Nelson visited Mrs Fred Prince. Reetz suffered flu but improving, while Crowells shopped in Sidney and Otto Lorenz hauled grain to Potter. Harvey Fisher shopped in Potter and visited his parents.

Potterunday Gilbert Bill Mangels Hugo Doering Wm. Scheele Jaminy Peter Nelson Farmers Union Myrtle Neilson Lucille Lambert Lucille Bernice Duncan Myrtle Nelson Gertrude Nelson Fred Prince George Reetz C. C. Crowell Sidney Otto Lorenz Potter Harvey Fisher Fails Fisher

North Sidney Bunker Hill Farmers Union meeting notes

North Sidney and Bunker Hill report a recent Farmers Union meeting with a women hosted lunch of sandwiches cake jello whip cream and coffee. Several local residents including the Sparks and Bailey families visited homes and shared calls during the week with neighbors in the area.

Bunker Hill

Lutheran bake sale at Leonard's Grocery Saturday

The Lutheran ladies will hold a bake sale Saturday April 25 at Leonard's Grocery at 2 00 p m Proceeds support church activities and charity efforts in the community.

Leonard’s Grocery

Sunol Items Highlight Local Socials and Projects

Sunol community notes cover Ford ownership, farm get togethers, and a windy mix of visits and illnesses. Mrs. Pavlat hosts Sunol Woman's Club April 2, kitchen project demos and wax recipes draw interest, while Rev. Loney of Akron will preach Sunday morning and lead meetings.

Sunol Woman's Club Millard Pavlat Kitchen Project Henry Farlar Miss Hunter Sidney Court House Muriel Smith Loney Akron Cole

Sidney Draw Hmm Frayed Card Fragments in Local Note

Sidney notices a fragmentary item involving Mr and Mrs John Seidel and their children shopping in Sidney on Friday. Details are incomplete but indicate a local outing or event connected to the Seidel family during a Friday visit.

John Seidel Sidney On Fri

Easter Social Notes From Sidney Families

Mr and Mrs Joe Denninger and family visited the Prank Kurz home Sunday. Mrs Hockerson and daughter Betty had Easter dinner with the Hemmer family. Mrs Van Aelstyn underwent surgery at St Joseph hospital and was reported improving. Miss Tillie Hemmer and pupils had a Good Friday holiday. Dorthea Van Aelstyn visited her cousin Cecelia and stayed with her aunt Mrs Frank Kurz while parents were in Denver.

Ed Miles W. T. Sharman Iles Godwin’s. Nd Albin Olson Nels Johnson's Andrew Nelson Nels’s Rew Johnson C. Junkunday G. Weaver Andrew Johnson W. Johnson Lch Sidney. . R Theo Waddell Nelsison’s Leroy Willey Frank Goodwin Homer Haskins Otto Kurz, Sr Jim Sparks Joe Denninger Trene Helen Leonard George Hockerson Betty Matt Hemmer Mitchell Sand Roy Spicknell Sidney John Kurz Frank Kurz John Seidel George Kretz Will Mohart Fiverett John H. van Aelstyn Denver van Aelstyn St. Joseph Hospital N. B. Henderson Frank InterhoTinger Tillie Hemmer Dorthea van Aelstyn Cecelia

Telegraph ownership statement from Sidney Nebraska 1925

Statement of ownership filed under the 1912 act identifies F. A. Gapen and Guy V. Doran as sole owners of the Telegraph weekly in Sidney Nebraska. No bonds or mortgages are on the publication. Guy V. Doran is listed as publisher with the document sworn before Notary H. E. Gapen on April 11, 1925.

Congress Telegraph Sidney Nebraska F. A. Gapen Guy V The Guy V. Doran H. E. Gapen

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