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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

3

Dinky Star Jackie Cooper Shows Keen Flying Interest

Wiley Post aside, Jackie Cooper the Fox star shows strong interest in flying after Lindbergh’s visit to California. The aspiring aviator, aged younger than piloting age, has built many toy models and dreams of flight one day. The heartful drama Dinky also features Mary Astor Aceer Pryor Henry Armetta Betty Jean Haney Henry O Neill and Jimmy Buller.

Wiley Post Jackie Cooper F Dinky the Fox Flyg Lindbergh California Wallace Beery Jackie Dinky Mary Astor Aceer Pryor Henry Armetta Betty Jean Haney Henry O'Neill Jimmy Buller

Local families visit and social calls in Sidney

Mrs Frank and Lorenzo visit the Meier home Saturday morning while Floyd Fleming’s daughter calls there Saturday afternoon. Clyde Robertson and children spend Sunday with the Robertson family. Helen Thomas helps in the Fleming store. Mrs Hugh Corney and children visit the Viohart home. Frances Meier calls on Helen Brachtenbach. Mrs J B Smith returns home after helping in the Fleming store. Robertson children join dinner with Walter Kinne in Sidney. Ralph Fleming and children visit the Harry Fleming home. Mac Smith of Sterling spends Sunday at the Meming home. Glen Fleming dines with Margalaine Meier.

Hugh Paris Frank Meier Floyd Fleming Daugher Harry Fleming Clyde Robertson Robert Robertson Helen Thomas George Fleming Hugh Corney C. A. Viohart Frances Meier Helen Brachtenbach J. B. Smith

Dalton By Mrs. Frank Englert Dalton

Local notes report a 4-2 baseball win for the Firemen over Chappell with Ernest Eine delivering the third run. Wayne visitor Nels Nelson visits relatives. Hagen harvest figures show 25–38 bushels per acre for several farmers. A newborn son arrives for Mr. and Mrs.George Vogler. families travel to Denver and California for health and kin.

Chappell Ad Ernesteine Nels Nelson Wayne Jdney Don Dey Ermand Gene Henry Henke Jon Schmidt L. W. Ks R. E. Eddy and Sons Beverly Billy Denver V. C. Ankeny Long Beach Calif Sioux City Olive Broudy Ankeny Marion Evelyn Tolles

Local residents plan visits and relocations in Dalton area

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jobe of Riverdale arrived Monday for a few days visit with relatives. Raymond Graff has purchased the Bratt property in north Dalton and will move to it soon. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brennan will move to South Dakota soon, where Mr. Brennan has employment.

Walter Jobe Riverdale Raymond Graff Bratt North Dalton Roger Brennan South Dakota Brennan

Harmony Hustlers 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Visitors

Myron and Richard Hough and Verle Childress visited the Osborn home in West Center. Harmony Hustlers 4-H met with Wilma Watchorn. refreshments served by Elsie Winkleman with Margaret Reimers and Marian Osborn assisting. Next meeting with Dorothy Young August 16. pillows and color charts requested. Center Epworth League staged a play Everybodys Happy at the church led by Dwight Webster and Barbara Brown. proceeds benefit local charity.

Myron Richard Hough Verle Childress Council Bluffs E. E. Osborn Harmony Hustlers 4-H Club Wilma Watchorn Elsie Winkleman Margaret Reimers Marian Osborn Dorothy Young Ruth Osborn Sterling Brush Colo Lyle Guill Richard Myron Hough J. C. Guill Kenneth Harold Morgan Paul Weible Center Epworth League Dwight Webster Epworth League Barbara Brown

Peetz Social Notes and Local Movements

Cedar Valley residents have reorganized their Sunday school and will hold services at Grange hall. Rev. S. E. Taylor plans a vacation at his old Wisconsin home. Mrs. Edwin Oppie and children travel to Greeley for a ten day stay with relatives. Esther Dinert helps with housework at the Fairchild home. Mrs. H. J. Weeth and Mrs. Roy V. Thompson hosted 24 ladies for luncheon and bridge at Weeths. Harold Wolff visited his parents. Gaylord Frenzel returned to Colorado Springs after visiting his parents. Alta Peterson works for her aunt in Venango. C. A. Cook visited Sidney Thursday. Marie Cook returned to Greeley to resumed school. Matt Eisele of Kearney arrived to tend farming interests. Knute Thompson and son harvest wheat for late Martin Thompson. Raymond Dwyer of Denver spent a day at the McRea home. Harry Brown and Mrs. Brioks and daughter Carolyn of Denver visited E. E. Brown family. Dorothy Hungerford returned to work in Sterling. Mrs. A. E. Kraxberger and children plan Colorado Springs camping. N. J. Petre visited daughter Mrs. Hans Knudsen. Lavern Williams and wife of Des Moines Iowa are visiting W. S. Williams.

Cedar Valley Grange Hall S. E. Taylor Wisconsin Edwin Oppie Greeley Sidney Marie Cook Matt Eisele Kearney Peetz Knute Thompson Fullerton Martin Thompson Raymond Dwyer Denver Robert McRea Harry Brown J. D. Brioks Carolyn E. E. Brown Dorothy Hungerford Sterling A. E. Kraxberger Colorado Springs N. J. Petre Hans Knudsen Mrs. Lavern Williams Des Moines W. S. Williams

Henning Couples Visit Friends in Ovid and Holyoke

Mr and Mrs W E Henning visit friends in Ovid and Holyoke. Donald McEndorffer who has been attending the University of Alabama is visiting his sister Mrs Ned Hewitt.

W. E. Henning Ovid Holyoke Donald McEndorffer University of Alabama Ned Hewitt

Route One By Mrs. Millard Queen

Sunday and weekend social notices list residents and visitors in the community. Multiple households are mentioned including Millard Queen and Bondegard families, with guests such as Birdella Dawson Rodney Stevens and Walter Siverley helping harvest and sharing meals.

Mrs. Millard Queen

Local Social Notes and Farm Roundup Near Potter

Mr and Mrs Carlson and children of Chicago visited Mrs Carlson s sister Mrs Oscar Redeen and Mrs Esther Carlson in town while returning from California via Yellowstone park. Roy Nelson ill with intestinal flu. rain scarce since July 10 hurting corn and potatoes. Wheat oats and barley being harvested as season ends.

Carlson Chicago Ray Fisher Neil Dunlavy L. J. Shaw Charles Shaw Potter Roy Nelson Harold Tenant Orval Newport Strandberg Dunlavy Howard Yost Scotts Bluff Henry Hates Dewey Mathewson’s E. J. Browning Sidney Robert Nelson

Pleasant View Social Notes from Mrs J E Morrow

Pleasant View social items recount visits and family news. Mrs J E Morrow hosts and visits occur among neighbors including the Morrow, Gemeinhardt, Brandenberg, Mueller, Hilpert, and Brandenberg families. Travel includes a trip by Hugo Haack to Wisconsin for his father’s death.

Pleasant View J. E. Morrow

Brandenberg Family Sundays Stir Community Visits

Oscar and Rudolph Brandenberg called at the Art Brandenberg home Sunday afternoon. Those visiting Dan Heimer included Art Brandenberg and his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Harken, Mrs. Gerda Huntzinger, Mrs. W. D. Mathewson and family, and Mrs. Henry Hates with son Billy. Alfred Schuetz stayed a few days with Elmer Hilpert. Hugo Haack and wife welcomed a son born August 5. Walter Wittrock and wife visited Rev. G. H. Boehnke's home Sunday.

H. L. W. Schuetz Alfred and Wilbert G. H. Boehnke Herbert Mueller Walter Leona Hilpert Harold Bernice Elmer Gary Bergt Cheyenne Hugo Haack Wisconsin Emma Brandenberg J. E. Morrow J. H. McNew Oklahoma City Pete Nelson Billy Smith Kimball Hospital Frank Mueller Wilma Gemeinhardt C. G. Gemeinhardt Leona Amanda Gemeinhardt Arto Brandenberg Crafton Charlotte Harken Gerda Huntzinger Conrad Brandenberg James Flagler Colo Brandenberg Colorado Frank Mathes Oscar Rudolph Brandenberg Art Brandenberg Dan Heimer

Harmony 4-H Club Members Host and Travel

Har Mon y 4 H club members Marjorie Deaver Dorothy Elsen and Mary Kavanaugh hosted a club school in Kimball with Mrs Gilbert Helfrich of Sidney. Local residents J D Hughes from Sidney worked for W L Needham while families and friends visited, dined, and attended play practice in district 39.

J. D. Hughes Sidney W. L. Needham George Brauer Marjorie Deaver Mary Kavanaugh Harmony 4 A. J. Petre George Crook John George H. J. Elsen Dorothy George Kavanaugh Frank Rauner Herbert Hruska H. P. Cortney George Deaver Dorothy Elsen Harmony

Antelope Community News Highlights Local Visits Fete

A dense list of visits and social gatherings in the Antelope area includes Mr. and Mrs. Mads Larson hosting Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Nelson, Christy Bertramson and Beth Alden with J. W. Bertramson, and many others visiting homes of Nelsons Olsen and Whitney. The piece notes a marriage: Vivian M. Herboldsheimer and Francis Willoughby wed October 21, 1934 in Golden, Colorado, now living in Burns, Wyoming.

Deweys Larson's Chauncey Kermit Warren Nelson Hubert Clifford, Kinley Dale Herboldsheimer Francis Willoughby Wesley Herboldsheimer Vivian ‘M. Herboldsheimer C. P. Herboldsheimer Burns, Wyo Methodist Parsonage Golden Colo

Sunnyside Social Ties At Local 4-H Meeting

Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl and daughter joined a 4-H club gathering at J A Talish home Friday evening with many locals including E A Johnson Lester Esther Dorothy Theis Ralph Talish John Block and families. Louis Niebaum visited John Theis for Sunday dinner as Sylvan Halsey and family were also present.

Albert Brandl Harold Hernbloom E. A. Johnson Lester Esther Dorothy Theis Ralph Talish John Block Oscar Olson W. W. Wassum Les Omel J. A. Talish Louis Niebaum John Theis Sylvan Halsey Will Span Godge Vic Wise Sidney Albert Brand Lowell Hokom Dorothy Theis John Hokom

Sunday Diner Guests and Village Social Roundup

Sunday diners at the Les Omel home included Mr and Mrs Ralph Talish Le Moyne Johnson Lester Esther and Dorothy Theis and Harold Omel. The Paul Draper home hosted a Saturday dance. Numerous residents visited Sidney Sterling and Sylvan Halsey homes throughout the week with several callers and shoppers noted.

Les Omel Ralph Talish Lemoyne Johnson Lester Esther Dorothy Theis Harold Omel Paul Draper Oscar Olson Sidney L. A. Pearson Sterling and Mars Les Omel and Son Sylvan Halsey Albert Brandl Vic Wise Harold Hernbloom

Sidney Area Social Notes Mixed Visitors and Visits

A string of local acquaintances from Sidney and surrounding areas are listed visiting friends and relatives. Among those mentioned are Fred Bauer and family, James Payne, Melvin Jurgens, Otto Rahe and family, W. C. Sears, Lena Tieman, and Lena and Catherine Borges. Activities include shopping, wheat cutting assistance, and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes. Visits extend to Broadwater, Potter, Torrington, and Denver with several residents returning home after trips.

Sidney Shoppers Attend Show and Dance at Local Homes

Sidney visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and families Mr and Mrs Herman Miller and families Mr and Mrs William Thompson and families Rev and Mrs A C Huth and son Mrs John Tieman and Lena Mr and Mrs Louis Borges Martin and Alvina Mr and Mrs Carl Schwarz Luella and Lillian Mr and Mrs Herman Bruns Bartling and children Mr and Mrs William Frerichs and family Otto Rahe Elsie and Delmar Ilene Humphrey John Peters W C Sears Morris Jessen and Sonny Rufenaent, son and George Buss attended the show in Sidney Saturday evening. Melvin Jurgens spent Sunday evening at the C G Home home. Mr and Mrs W C Sears and Rose spent Sunday evening at the Otto Rahe home. Quite a few from here attended the dance at the Bill Florke barn Saturday night.

John Tieman Lena Leroy Gish Lindberg Broadwater Carl Eisert Henry Jobman John Frerichs John Gortemaker Herman Florke William Florke Otto Rahe Carl Schwartz James Payne W. C. Sears Delmar Sidney Evelyn Thompson Denver Fred Bauer Melvin Jurgens C. G. Hume Walter Flicker Potter Lyle Kintz Lodge Pole Pete Buss Elsie Uene Humphrey Rose W. C. Haxby Alice Buss Chappell Carl Flicker North Platte Ben Buss D. L. Abbott Catherine Borges Henry Weyerts August Jurgens Morris Jessen Alice Ruth Edith Claribel and Lacon George Bus Pearl and Lloyd Torrington Wyo Carl Schmidt Lavern Bauer John S. Hume Wayne Arlene Harry Thompson Herman Miller William Thompson A. C. Huth Louis Borges Martin Alvina Carl Schwarz Luella Lillian Herman Bruns William Bartling William Frerichs Ilene Humphrey John Peters Sonny Rufenaent George Buss C. G

East Dalton Social Notes and Visits

Mr and Mrs Frank Jennett and C A Baker host at home. Mrs Harold Warren and others visit. Harold Feldman from Burlington Colo spends time at Fred Rathman home. Carl Christensen and family host. Munshaw family visits Charles Munshaw Jr home. Mary Ann Vowell and Jean Rathman with Marx girls. Deversdall and Charlotte visit J D Devier home. Yowell family returns from harvest. Mildred Van Steinburg from Beaver City leaves after stay with Arnold Westerhoff family.

Will Fredericksen Iva May Carl Christensen Dorothy Hazel Munshaw Earl Munshaw Charles Munshaw, Jr Mary Ann Vowell Jean Rathman Marx Deversdall Charlotte J. D. Devier Frank Mintken Lou Pelster Harold Warren Pearl John Harrs Lloyd Yowell Betty Earl A. L. Yowell Mildred van Steinburg Beaver City Arnold Westerhoff

Ingwerson Family Socials At Dalton And Nearby

Mr and Mrs P J Ingwerson and children visited at the Lester Ingwerson home in Dalton Thursday. Mrs Otto Rahe and family and Ilene Humphrey called on James Hume Wednesday morning. Barbara Ingwerson overnighted at Paul Ingwer son home Thursday. Mrs Arthur Ingwerson and Mrs Tom Kallhoff called on Lloyd Bondegard Saturday. Bondegard accompanied them home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Weyerts and daughter were Sunday guests of Mrs Bertha Borges.

P. J. Ingwerson Lester Ingwerson Dalton Otto Rahe Ilene Humphrey James Hume Barbara Ingwerson Paul Ingwerson Arthur Ingwerson Tom Kallhoff Lloyd Bondegard Cornelius Weyerts Bertha Borges Fred Schoenemeyer Lynn Chichester Lisco John and Harley Garretts Howard Neff James Cecil Hume Gordon Cunningham Sidney Albert Keller Dave Hume Melvin Jurgens John Borges Walter Rufenacht John Hume J. J. Hume

How Modern Women Lose Pounds Of Fat Swift Safely

A promotional health blurb touts Kruschen Salts as the solution to fat loss and renewed vitality. It claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, plus reduced pastry and fatty foods, will show fat loss in four weeks while boosting energy and skin clarity. Distributed through Western Drug Co and drugstores worldwide.

Western Drug Co

Local Family and ODO Club Notes From Sidney Area

Mrs. Arthur Ingwerson and Barbara Ingwerson attended the ODO club meeting at John Friede’s home Thursday. Multiple visits and calls marked the week with neighbors including Hume, Jurgens, Schoenemeyer, Chichester, and Borges. Sidney shoppers and local hosting at James Hume’s, J. J. Hume, and nearby homes were reported throughout the period.

Arthur Ingwerson Barbara Ingwerson Gus Hennig Lynn Chichester ODO Club John Friede Cecil Hume Ben Jurgens James Hume

Expert Piano Tuning by Prof Arthur Ericson in Sidney

Expert piano tuner Prof Arthur Ericson, former Berlin conservatory instructor, will visit Sidney around August 14 or 15. Tuning costs three dollars, payment due only after work is approved as satisfactory. Leave names for tuning at the Telegraph.

Arthur Ericson Conservatory Berlin Germany Sidney Telegraph

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Shirley Temple Curly The Fox Shirley Cupid Lorenzo Mrs. Frank& Icier Maxine Hunt Charles Bondegard Bondegard Birdella Dawson Rodney Stevens Kenneth Earnhart Carl Norman Stromsberg Ed Stevens Stevens Albin Rowedder Hubert, Bondegard Duwayne Millard Queen F. F. Fletcher Lincoln Richard Bartling Garrett Scharrel Ollie Withers F. R. Fletcher Martin Borges Charles Hafer John Grimes Hubert Bondegard August Christensen Jay Queen Sarah Hunt Charles Tolle Walter Siverley Bushnell Herman Rowedder Howard Christensen Roy Earnhart Charles Earnhart Henry Bartling Sextrap Mrs South Colton H. J. ‘Elsen Christie Bertramson Mads Larson Mrs. L. K. Nelson Guy Terman W. A. Nelson Christy Bertramson Little Beth Alden J. W. Bertramson Glen Vesey Casper George Whitney Allen Nelson Maurice Nelson Svend Olsen Ardith Jens Olsen Gunhart Olsen Wesley M Herboldsheimer Herboldsheimer Delores Alice Carol Nelson Jane Todd Amy Ann Joyce Larson Winda Herboldsheimer Janice Whitney Flora van House A. Nelson Dewey Larson Roscoe Madden Ed Nelson Evan Stines Cressie Nelson John van Housen Morris Franks Willoughby of Burns Willoughby Sunnyside Bertha Omel Jackie Jay Thurow East Dalton Edith Devier Frank Jennett C. A. Baker William Warren Ray Mintken Neal Parody Harold Feldman Burlington, Colo Fred Rathman Eagle Elda Hume White and Sport Oxfords Hepner Clothing Co Typewriter the Telegraph Graham Coupe Studebaker Louie Niebaum DODGE Graham Willys Knight M. W. Osborn Motor Go Plymouth the Telegraph Publishing Co
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