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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
4
A long list of residents and guests in Sidney detail arrivals and departures from Omaha Denver Kearney Venango Gurley Beulah Wyo and Lincoln. Activities include visits with relatives, shopping and dinners plus hospital stays and travel plans among families and local businesses.
Keystone class of the M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a large social at Legion park Tuesday night as the monthly meeting. A covered dish supper and games provided entertainment for attendees.
A Sidney church minister writes to members and friends, greeting them as brethren and inviting shared labor in the Christian church home. He emphasizes the sacred meaning of home and the call to ministry.
The Episcopal Church holds a holy communion service at 11 a.m. Bishop Beecher will officiate with J B Roe serving as rector.
Trinity Lutheran Church Bible school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m. Potter First Lutheran Church services Sunday include Sunday school at 2 15 p m and worship at 3 p m. All are cordially invited. Dr W T Kase pastor.
Church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m followed by election of lay member to the annual conference meeting at Lincoln on September 12. Every member 21 or older may vote with W J Shoemaker as judge and R S Robertson and O A Olson as tellers. F Charling Mills is minister.
The church will have no services or Sunday school this Sunday because the pastor is away. Rev. Krohn and Fred Flicker attend the South Nebraska District convention in Seward from August 15 to 21. H. F. Krohn, Pastor.
East Dalton community members share weekend visits and journeys. Alfred Christensen and family hosted Pauline. John Ahlm and Dorothy dined with Fred Rathman. Yowell family traveled to Kansas with Mrs A L Yowell. Maxine Hippen stayed with Betty Jean Seifer. Arwilla Brennan Carol Ankeny and Josephine Friede visited Hazel Munshaw. Mrs Cox of Denver spent weekend with sister Mrs Al Zorn. Ella Larsen of Sidney dined with Al Blackwin. Pauline Alfred Christensen and Clarence Warren’s children visited Emil Marx family. Ed Weikhorst and Forrest Devier families hosted J D Devier relatives for Sunday dinner.
Mr and Mrs Steve Babb of California stayed at the Carl Christensen home for weeks and left Monday morning for Oregon. Clayton Warren and Bobby Minken spent Sunday at the Fred Rathman home. Roy Buchanan of Sidney dined with sister Mrs Alborn and family. Loraine Blackwin spent last week in Sidney with friends. Emil Marx hosted the Martin Anderson family Saturday evening. James Devier and daughters and Lawrence Marco spent Sunday afternoon at the J D Devier home.
Sunol news item lists multiple visitors and callers in Sidney and nearby towns. Notable entries include Misegidis as a business caller, eight pound newborn for Mr. and Mrs. George Held, visits by Dr Hook of Lodge Pole, and social calls by Mrs. J B Ruttner, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson, Miss Anna Uncapher, and others. Some travelers reach Idaho Springs, Laramie, and Colorado points, with local host families mentioned.
Shoppprs Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Weaver of Sterling spent Sunday at Mrs. Emma Moorhead home. Mr. and Mrs. William Cronk spent Sunday afternoon at the Howard Cronk home. Angela Ruttner spent the first of the week with relatives at Sidney. Mrs. Friend Dickinson spent Sunday at Bert Allington's. Mr. and Mrs. William Weber returned to Broadwater home. Mrs. Emil Bluhm called at J. Ruttner's Friday afternoon. Mrs. Bert Allington and Geraldine Wallace called on Grandma Demers Sunday evening. Florence Bahr returned Thursday after helping Mrs. Ben Vacik with her work for several weeks. Mrs. Elfert Ehlers is quite ill. Mrs. Charles Shea of San Francisco and Mrs. Jack Dempsey of Klamath Falls left the first of the week by auto for their homes after spending 16 months here with their mother, Mrs. B. C. Kucera.
Mrs Rena H McCleneghan thanks friends for supporting her after an illness keeping her from campaigning. She expresses sincere appreciation for the treatment received and the regard shown.
Rowland Haynes federal relief administrator for Nebraska toured the state to assess conditions and local problems. He predicted relief needs next winter will be at least twice last year and that feed supplies may not support more than half the cattle. He reviewed county participation agreements, water conservation work under FERA, and local relief procedures.
Nebraska's campaign by extension service agents is under way in the Seenes section urging farmers to cut damaged corn for ensilage and fodder. Two trench silo demonstrations in Cuming county drew several hundred farmers.
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