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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
4
Local residents attend Easter events and balls with families of Storer Everett Cromies and others. Numerous visitors from North Platte Alliance and Omaha call on Sidney residents while others plan relocations to Casper and Denver. A series of health issues and personal milestones include a marriage license, surgeries, births, and awards in progress across the community.
Wednesday social events feature bridge clubs at multiple homes with lunches and prizes. Notable items include Hi Lo and Wednesday clubs with high scores awarded, a joint Easter dinner at the Story home, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Tobin. The week also includes a campfire group, Men’s club get together, and Kesingatton Rebekah meeting.
Mr and Mrs John Block were Sidney callers Tuesday in a Sunnyside column by Bertha Omel describing local visits and social notes from the community.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish spent Monday evening at the Albert Brace home. Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl called at the Lowell Hokom home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sylvan Halsey visited the Les Omek home Wednesday. A Sidney draw local play drew a large crowd at Sunny Side school Tuesday. Mrs E A Johnson was a Sidney visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson and son were Sidney visitors Saturday. Mrs Albin Cleep visited H Peters home Saturday. Mis Mike Lauder was a Lodge Pole visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish spent Saturday evening at Harold Hern bloom home. Frank Halsey and L K Omel and son spent Sunday at Sylvan Halsey home. Pat Dalton, J A Talish and sons spent Sunday at E A Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish were Lodge Pole callers Monday.
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