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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1934

Page

4

On Wrong Side of Road Cited in Safety Message

Director of the North Carolina Motor Vehicle Bureau warns against crossing to the wrong side of the road, citing National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters data showing 61,270 US accidents, 1,270 deaths, and 71,720 injuries last year. The piece urges staying right in congested areas and avoiding risky passing.

Motor Vehicle Bureau North Carolina American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators National Bureau of Casualty and Surety United States

Antelope community notices and social roundups

Local social calendar items record visits and gatherings among residents. Multiple families attended suppers, visits, and business calls. officers were elected at a Farmers Union meeting. trips to Omaha Blair Winside and Sidney noted. birthdays celebrated. hospital and home visits listed. upcoming club meeting announced.

Community Notes From Maple Grove Social Roundup

Maple Grove residents share town life with guests and visits. Attendees at the Farmers Union convention gathered at the city auditorium. The group enjoyed oyster supper, birthday cheers, and multiple suppers and calls at friends’ homes throughout the week.

Express Agent Sees Big Christmas Trade Ahead

Express agents forecast a busy holiday season with increased Christmas buying and shipping. C M Pigeon of the local Express Company says deliveries will occur on Christmas day though some shipments may arrive after. He notes wider gift variety, domestic toy production, and heavy holiday sales aiding business recovery while urging careful packing and fragile labels.

Ilocal Railway Express C. M. Piigeon Express Company Piigeon

Weekend Socials At Local Homes

Mrs Richard Wetton hosted Sunday evening visits with Mr and Mrs Dick Seimers and Mr and Mrs Ervin Seimers at the Alex and Wade Sterling homes. Fred Beyer and Willis Beyer with their families joined Sunday dinner at the Richard Wetton residence. Carl Schmidt called at the Hil

Richard Wetton Dick Seimers Ervin Seimers Alex and Wade Sterling Fred Beyer Willis Beyer Carl Schmidt Hil

Local social notes mention visits and absences

Bert Borcher home Friday morning. Dick Seimers spent Monday with Adolph Sorge. Mrs. Fred Beyer and Mrs. P. J. Beyer attended Altar society at St. Patrick's auditorium Thursday afternoon. Elizabeth Sterling left Friday for Los Angeles for an indefinite visit with her son Lorenz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Borcher visited at the Carl Schmidt home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welton and son enjoyed dinner Wednesday at the Fred Beyer home. Erwin Seimers were Sunday dinner guests at the Dick Seimers home. Raymond Beyer was absent from school several days this week due to illness. Alex and Wade Sterling visited at the Henry Johnson home Thursday. Henry Fredenburg was an overnight guest of Dick Seimers Monday. Joe Rezao left Wednesday for a visit with relatives at Wilbur. Frank Beyer and son Bernard visited at the P. J. Beyer home Sunday. Adeline and James Rezac visited at the Fred Beyer home Sunday.

Lavonne Vesey Avis Chris Terman C. P. Herboldsheimer Anna Reineka James Johnson Ahr George Whitney Jens Olsen Mr. Whitney E. R. Hadley J. W. Bertramson Christie Fern Marsh Don Nelson Gunhart Leo Harold George Olsen L. K. Nelson Dewey Larson and Sons Roscoe Madden Dale Sidney Mads Larson Carl William Gustafson E. M. Nelson Howard Madden J. H. Madden Edson Madden Jim Willeford Virgil Nelson Dewey Larson Carl Larson Irma Nelson Ted Mathewson Henry James Helen Campbell Ben James Hazel, Harvey Alice Mae Miles James Irwin Nels Johnson W. T. Sharman Earl Ed Miles Henry Nier Cheyenne Maple Grove Farmers Union City Auditorium Paul Spearow Bobby Charles Smith Evelyn Robert Fred Dorothy Irwin Anna Jorgensen Lyle Duwayne Schaeffer L. P. Houge’s Albert Brandl Lowell Hoktom R. W. Johnson the Dorcas Society Cecil Hunt Joe Green Leonard Walker J. H. Gell Arlene Ivan Schaeffer Lowell Hokom Delores Elmer Gade Ferne Marie Cortney Vern Sharman Sadie Irwin George Deaver Clem Deaver Harvey Alice T. G. Waddell Hazel Miles Evelyn Smith John Chris Junker Henry Elsen Harvey Miles Guy Lilate Weaver Lovell Hokom Bert Borcher Dick Seimers Adolph Sorge Fred Beyer P. J. Beyer St. Patrick’s Auditorium Elizabeth Sterling Los Angeles Calif Lorenz Hilbert Borcher Carl Schmidt Richard Welton Erwin Seimers Dick Seimer Raymond Beyer Alex Wade Sterling Henry Johnson Henry Fredenburg Joe Rezao Wilbur Frank Beyer Bernard

Bronson School Dismissed Early for Santa Visit

Bronson students left school early Monday to see Santa Claus as the PTA Christmas program took place at the Bronson school house last Friday evening. Local families including the Shindles, Tolles, and McMillens were active in holiday activities and community events with several residents traveling to Sidney for visits and lessons.

School Absences Save Peggy Tolle Noted This Week

Peggy Tolle was absent from school several days this week due to illness. Mr and Mrs Algot Erickson and their Potter family son visited Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs J C Hatch. Afr end Mrs Oscar Hatcher spent Saturday evening with Earl Tolle. Mrs Clark Fuller D R Jones and Mrs John Lynch attended the Presbyterian tea on Thursday.

Peggy Tolle Algot Erickson Potter J. C. Hatcher Oscar Hatcher Earl Tolle Clark Fuller D. R. Jones John Lynch

Route One Social Roundup From Mrs Queen’s Page

Mrs Hubert Bondegard hosted a Sunday dinner for the Christensen families and Howard Christensen and son. Millard Queen hosted Thursday dinner at Ollie Withers. Sarah Hunt and Maxine spent Friday at Robert Bondegard’s. Charles Hafer shopped in Sidney. Sarah Hunt and daughter joined Grandma Queen for Sunday dinner. Charles Bondegard hosted Sunday evening dinner. Melton Smith stopped by Sunday morning. Ada Withers and Georgia Dawson visited Millard Queen and Charles Bondegard Sunday afternoon. Ed Stevens and son Rodney visited Oshkosh Saturday. Richard Bartling traveled to Denver midweek and returned Friday. Charles Ernhart and Kenneth Ernhart spent Sunday evening with Roy Ernhart.

Millard Queen Hubert Bondegard Will Christensen Howard Christensen Ollie Withers Sarah Hunt Ralph Maxine Robert Bondegard Charles Hafer Sidney Grandma Queen Kenneth Ernhart Roy Ernhart

Sterling residents mingle during weekend outings

Son Luther and Bessie Collins joined shopping in Sterling on Saturday. Muriel Crosby had dinner at Clyde Robertson’s Tuesday. Mrs Harry Fleming visited Mrs Hugh Cortney Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Cady of Sterling spent the weekend at George Fleming’s. Mr and Mrs Frank Meier and daughters shopped in Sterling Saturday. Mrs Struve and Claus spent Saturday evening at Hugh Cortney’s.

Son Luther Bessie Collins Sterling Muriel Crosby Clyde Robertson Harry Fleming Hugh Cortney Charles Cady George Fleming Frank Meier

Local visiting and social notes from Kimball area

Mrs Pete Nelsor Mrs C C Crowell and Geraldine were business callers in Kimball on Monday. A Corner Sunday school group practiced Christmas songs at the school house Monday evening. Vivian Herboldsheimer spent the weekend with home folks. Pete Nelson and Billy Smith shipped hogs to Denver Monday. Freda Prince spent Friday evening with Irene Dunlavy. Mildred and Ladeska Rapp and Clayton Spencer and Emanuel Rapp called at Pete Nelson's Monday. Mrs John Heimer spent Thursday at the Fed Prince home. Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson called at W D Mathewson's Thursday. Mrs C C Crowell and daughter joined Mrs Charles Smith to Sidney Saturday shopping. Northeast Literary committee gave a program at Benisa hall Friday evening. large crowd attended and enjoyed it. Charles Strandberg called at Charles Johnson's Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Kubis were business callers in Sidney Friday.

Pete Nelsor C. C Crowell Geraldine Kimball Corner Vivian Herboldsheimer Pete Nelson Billy Smith Denver Freda Prince Irene Dunlavy Mildred Ladeska Rapp Clayton Spencer Emanuel Rapp

Telegraph Wantads Get Resultd

Brief item notes local want ads in Albion Kimball area generating results. Mentions various residents and families including Mr day Mrs Ch Smith Marjorie Mrs Co Crowell and Mrr Mirs Au Spencer Charles Smiths area children visiting Sidney and Edgar Anderson families. Willamine Johnson returned from Kimball hospital after an appendectomy.

Albion Kimball Smith Marjorie

Local Socials and Visits Reported in North Potter

Mr and Mrs Leslie Weikhorst hosted three tables of pinochle with first prize to Mrs Ray Weikhorst and Clarence Rozer and consolation to Mr and Mrs Homer Light. Lavonne Vesey visited Avis Hill, Al Kenoyer of Broken Bow joined a supper at the Weikhorst home, and the Weikhorsts with son drove to Sidney. Irna Kelly and Lorna Jung visited Homer Light, Mrs Henry Kayne shopped in Sidney, B R Hill took a business trip.

Leslie Weikhorst Ray Weikhorst Clarence Rozer Homer Light Lavonne Vesey Avis Hill al Kenoyer Broken Bow Leslie Weikhorst and Son Sidney Irna Kelly Lorna Jung Henry Kayne B. R. Hill

Lorento Farm News Brief Highlights Local Activities

Mrs C L Hopper and Mrs Frank Meier attended the third extension lesson in Sidney on economical food buying. Loreno Farmers Union members attended the county convention. Mr and Mrs John Mohatt and sons visited Hugh Cortney. Floyd Fleming family Norma Kroepper Evelyn Anderson attended Harry Fleming gathering. Hugh Cortney family visited Ed Meier. Mr and Mrs vwyrde Lucas and ...

Ethel Payzant C. L. Hopper Frank Meier Sidney Loreno Farmers Union John Mohatt Lawrence and Everett Hugh Cortney Floyd Fleming Norma Kroepper Evelyn Anderson Harry Fleming

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Grimes Ed Carlton Dennis Walsh H. P. Cortney Andrew Johnson Dewayne Schaeffer Fred Irwin Art Wallace Helen Johnson al Bundyand Dalton Davison Harold Spiker T. C. Spiker Russell Haworth Theodore Borcher Albert Brandt Dorothy Sadie Inwin John Olson L. P. House Faye Lavonne Albert Green Rv L Harris Gertrude Michael Paul Cavanagh Paramount The Fox Sophie Lang Ralph Murphy Christie Bertramson Rasmus Madsen Jacobson Ed Nelson Clifford Hammond Anna Reincka Lula Lloyd Clarance Evans Jens Olson Jens Jensen Chauncey Nelson Hubert Herboldsheimer Senator Green J. S. Steele Guy Terman V.A. Nelson Dewey Omaha Blair Winside Santa Gustafson Amy Ann Joyce Larson Winda Herboldsheimer Winola Larson Lewellen Melson Taylor Hospital Hammond Christy Kimall Maurice Nelson Hughes Glen Beale Bonnie Rae Terman Lewellen V. A. Nelson Barbara Madden Mark Todd Jane Chauncey Kathryn Williams Harvey Marsh Allen Nelson Glen Willeford Mrs W. D. Powell Hardware and Furniture Company Bunker Hill Greenlees Brownson Bronson Santa Claus George Shindle Lincoln Orphans Home Dean PTA Bronson School Max Anderson Arthur McMillen Joe McMillen Emma Williams Chris Anderson Anderson Roy Lane Bill Samson Samson Alex Shindle Russell Lynch Marjorie Tolle Nancy Tolle Robert McGee Fisk Route Telegraph Ella E. Beck Beauty Shoppe Fox Theatre North Potter Venetia Light Lorenzo News
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