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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

4

Sidney News Briefs From cheyenne County Area

Several locals are noted in the weekly roundup including Mr. and Mrs. Don Riley planning to move to Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kinkade welcoming a daughter, and Miss Bernice Noyes visiting from Denver. The community also reports travel to Grand Lake, Estes Park, and Denver while others seek medical care and job changes.

Local Social News Roundup From Sidney and Nearby

Mrs Pavlat of Lodge Pole was brought to Roche hospital Monday for medical treatment Miss Jean Osborn went to North Platte Wednesday for a visit of several days with her mother Mrs Alfred Radatz Mr and Mrs Charles Sokol and daughters Kathleen and Maxine spent Sunday picnicking with friends at Julesburg Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mann of North Platte visited in Sidney from Monday until Wednesday evening at the Leo Osborn home Mrs Don Zellers left Thursday evening for Los Angeles Calif for a visit of three weeks with her son Curtis and family Miss Hester Null left Wednesday evening for Denver to resume her duties after a week's vacation at her home here Mr and Mrs John Ainsley and son of Scottsbluff were dinner guests Wednesday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Furer Miss Opal Carpenter of Primrose arrived last evening and will visit several days with her sister Mrs J W Gould and family Mr and Mrs Edward Furer left last evening for Broken Bow to visit over the weekend with Mrs Furer's brother John David and family Mr and Mrs N W Ladegard and family drove to Denver Wednesday morning on a combined business trip and vacation they expect to return this evening

Jean Osborn North Platte Alfred Radatz Don Zellers Los Angeles Calif Curtis Hester Null Denver John Ainsley Scottsbluff Edward Furer Opal Carpenter Primrose J. W. Gould Mrs Broken Bow Mrs. Furer John David N. W. Ladegard Peter E. Spehr Jay Neilsen Billy Larson Carter Kekjer Christy Slayter Custer Black Hills Dan Campbell Omaha Rupert Campbell Louis Pelster Dalton Herman Kallhoff San Bernardino Kallhoff James Heldt Finke Creamery Company Jie Virginia Helen Jane Johnson Lincoln Malvern Leo J. Thomas N. A. S. McLean J. L. Towell Mexico City Emily Gebauer Adelia Bridgeport Jess Osborn Ellinwood Kan Jimmy Heckman Lester Perry West Coast San Francisco San Diego Perry Pat Ells J. H. Kepler R. P. Kepler Kepler Mark Investment Company Hollis J. Earl Thayer Potter Sidney Taylor Hospital Thayer Harry Brewer Kensington Mamie Farr Safety First Auxiliary Ing i Mary Uptegrove Country Club Joe Simodynes Leroy Larson J. A. Bentley Larson Bentley Rush C. ©. Rush Wednesday Bridge Club Hazel Barger Grace McIntosh W F. Wehmiller L. A. Bartholomew Dutch Treat Club Grace King Gwendolyn Jorgenson A. J. Jorgenson Jorgenson J. H. Heinlein

Local Residents Headed for Travel and Visits

M D Armstrong and family will vacation a week in Scotts Bluff with their parents. Coffin and Walker families from Burwell host guests this week. Deere executives Poole and Hosford tour Sidney territory. Ed Ward�s family plans Fort Collins relocation. Spehr and youths go to Episcopal camps at Custer then Black Hills. Campbell family returns from Omaha with Rupert. Kallhoff relatives head to San Bernardino. James Heldt injured in truck rollover near Scottsbluff. treated locally.

M. D. Armstrong Kokjer Motor Company JoDean Scottsbluff H. J. Coffin Marguerite Ralph ‘Walker Harry DeLashmutt Burwell Fred George L. T. Poole John Deere Plow Company Willard D. Hosford Omaha Sidney

Local society notes highlight visits and gatherings across town

Several residents traveled to Omaha and Lincoln for visits, while others hosted or attended social events. Guests included Dr. Leo J. Thomas, N. A. S. McLean, Mrs. Emily Gebauer, Adelia, and Jimmy Heckman, with trips totaling thousands of miles and minimal incidents.

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Henry Minshall Melvin Dave Hiétt Chappell Don ‘Riley D. F. Bennett Loretta Brachtenbach Bernice Noyes Noyes Clarence Britton Tyron Frank Boyle Walter Kinne Pamella Yellowstone Park Hollis Kepler Mack Investment and Loan Company C. F. Brown Shirley Ann Cheyenne Mrs. H. Schroeder Betty Sand Lake Snowy Mountain Range Wyoming J. A. Sparks Willis T. King O. D. Simms Helen Fremont William Simms Edwin Wieland Clay Center Gilbert Wieland Sutton Carl Wieland Luella Wieland Miss Wieland United Airlines W. J. Perry Charles Turner Mr. Perry Mrs. Perry Vern Livingston Jerry Lee Lexington Fred Livingston C. C. Davis A. R. Kirkpatrick Grand Lake Harlan Ina Mae Kinton Dorothy Dimick Ralph Osborn Roy Liggett J. W. Goodale Estes Park Colo Charles Casto the City Joseph Hahler Julius Brady Violet Alice Johnson Walter Bradehoff Sterling Hilda Baack G. H. Boehnke St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Irvin I Rasmussen Central City E. E. White Colorado Mountains Mr. Rasmussen Cliff Eyes Northwest Jarvis Bush Bush Guy W. Doran Frances Steele of Kumball Jane Dimery Maxine Fulton Phyllis McAullife Lloyd Juelfs Roghe Hospital Margie Larsen Lodge Pole City Miss Ella Larsen William Collison Carl Smith Agnes Semerad of Gurley Roche Hospital John Borland Irene Thoreen Alice Jones LaVonne of A. R. Rudd Kenneth Sutherland I. EB. Grabill A. Weishapl Norfolk M. A John Zwick Mary Morfeld Arnold Thurow Don Cheff Paul P. Cheff Glenna Mae Royal Hostettler Neale F. S. Thorpe E. B. Young Youngs Cafe Casper Wyo Fannie Snyder S. H. Snyder BE. E. Layton Skelly Petroleum Corporation Ray Breternitz McRoberts Rawlins William Breternitz J. L. Jones Tucson, Ariz Greenlee Mrs. Jones A. K. Greenlee Ernest Kriesel Frederick A. C. Schoenrock Paul Aude Paul Adde Cheyenne County Mr. Kriesel Jistes Park Clife Yee Krueger’s Gm Gotan Mary Pavlat Charles Sokol Kathleen Maxine Julesburg Ed Ward Fort Collins Ward National Refining Company Kelloggs Society Notes R. N. Kensington Hi Lo Club G. B. iWiookey R. E. Welsh Wright William Raper Ed Ahrens Rose Morgan Anna Olson Leonard Huff Berry Bridge Wesley Berry Curtis Bills Sans Souci Club P. J. Heaton RADIO Philco Hepner Ima Tee Greenlees M. J.B ROYAL Aslne Sn Nde Whit Ki Telegraph Hamburger Ford Deale America Universal Credit Cor Ford Finance Plan
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