Telegraph of Sidney Nebr Lester Doran Editor and Publisher
The Telegraph is an independent weekly newspaper published every Friday from 925 Tenth Avenue Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska. It serves Sidney and surrounding areas with local news and community notices. Subscription rates offered for in advance readers within zone one and outside zone one are listed in the notice.
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Maple Grove Community Notes of Social Visits and Meetings
Ed Miles and Art Sassaman aided Frank Workman with a windmill project on Tuesday through Thursday. Farmers Union met at Sidney on Wednesday with many attendees including Miles and Berggren. Numerous visits, dinners, and family gatherings occur across Maple Grove as residents attend events, funerals, and holiday preparations. Vincent Cortney returns for Christmas. several families host guests and share meals Friday through Sunday.
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Ed Miles
Art Sassaman
Frank Workman
T. G. Waddell
Nels Johnson
Newt Berggren
Joe Green
C. O. Hade
R. W. Johnson
Walter
Harold Spiker
Wayne
Ivan Clark
H. P Cortney
George Kavanaugh
W. T. Sharman
Farmers Union
Sidney
Will Becker
Irwin Gade
Elmer Gade
Donald
Erwin Gade
George Hendricks
Arthur Sassaman
Nels Johnson's
Fred Jurgens
Lois
L. P
August Gadeard
Lillie
Hazel
Andrew Johnson
Emil Nightengale
Earl
Fairbury
Bonowitz
Nightengale
L. P. Houge’s
F. A. Johnson
Lee Johnson
Conrad Weatherwax
Leslie Johnson
Sam Irwin
Bouroke Faye
Arthur Wallace
Ben Jurgens
Leonard Walker
Irvan Clark
John Buettner
James Irwin
Fred Irwin
Community Notes From Brownson District
Mrs C S Anderson and Loyd Bridgman family attend funeral in Holton Kan for Bridgman kin. Visitors include Edith Connelly William Bundy group. Local folks shell corn for neighbors. births reported. club to meet December 29. school closes for holidays.
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C. S. Anderson
Loyd Bridgman
Lee Shade
Holton
Kan
James Mitchell
Clark Fuller
Jones
J. C. Hatcher
Robert McGee
Earl Tolle
Oscar Hatcher
Anderson
Tolle
Hatcher
John Miller
IF. J. Smith
Paul Bundy
Harry Anderson
Ray Anthony
Max Anderson
William Bundy
J. Neilsen
Baxter Bowman
Grover Hatcher
John Smith
Weyerts News Notes Neighborhood Social Visitors
Mrs O Rahe reports a busy week of visits and calls in Gurley and nearby homes. Families including Block Weyerts Huls Bauer Volkman Jessen Flicker Darrah Folkerts Buss Sears and Tieman share dinners birthdays and friendly gatherings with Walter Flicker Otto Rahe and Carl Jurgens households. Abraham relations and anniversaries mark the social calendar with a large crowd attending John Folkerts and wife’s wedding anniversary event.
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O. Rahe
Henry Block
Walter Rufenacht
Cornelius Weyerts
William Huls
F. G. Bauer
A. P. Volkman
Morris Jessen
John Sorge
John Peters
Irwin Rugger
Freda Tieman
Walter Flicker
Donald Block
Leslie Darrah
John F. Folkerts
George Buss
Harley Weyerts
Albert Scharrel
Denver
Charles Darrah
Will Sears
John Tieman
Flicker
Arnold Thurow
Otto Rahe
R. P. Volkman
Carl Jurgens
Lodge Pole Social Notes Move Through Weekend Visits
Self invited guests gather at Lodge Pole with calls from Mr and Mrs Vern Weigars and family Patsy and Doyle. Arthur Volkman stays with Carl Smith after a Torrington trip while R P Volkman returns home. Jessen hosts, Flicker and Tieman visit Morris Jessen. Others call on Darrah Flicker Haxby Payne Folkerts and Gortemaker households.
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Vern. Weigers
Patsy
Doyle
Arnold Thurow
Arloween
Neva June
R. P. Volkman
Arthur
Torrington
Wyo
Volkman
Carl Smith
Charles Darrah
Lodge
Walter Flicker
Lena Tieman
Morris Jessen
W. C. Haxby
Claribeth
Lavon
Chappell
Fred Smith
Will Sears
James Payne
Jurgen Folkerts
Lodge Pole
John Gortemaker and Son
William Frerichs
Lorenzo Farmers Union unit at Sidney convention
Lorenzo locals of the Farmers Union attended the Sidney convention last Wednesday. Members Herman Meier and William Parkett returned to Hooper. Local residents visited homes of George Fleming, Otto Raddatz, J. D. Bolton, Clyde Robertson and Ed Walker. Several neighbors shared meals and farm tasks, with multiple visits noted among Meier, Fleming, Phelps, Bolton, Raddatz, Crosby and Bergman. Knights of the Mystic Sea held a meeting at Otto and Ervin Raddatz’s home.
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Lorenzo
Farmers Union
Sidney
Herman Meier
William Parkett
Hooper
George Fleming
Walter Phelps
Otto Raddatz
J. D. Bolton
Margalaine Meier
Muriel Crosby
Erma
Clyde Robertson
William Bergman
Floyd Beyer
Marvin Fleming
Frank Meier
Ed Walker
Knights of the Mystic Sea
Otto and
Ervin Raddatz
Hog truck and local visits headline Denver trip
Ralph Harlan and Leverett Payzant hauled a hog load to Denver on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson and Norma Jean visited Friday at the Robertson home. Mrs. Leverett Payzant stayed overnight with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Raddatz, Tuesday.
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Ralph Harlan
Leverett Payzant
Denver
Clyde Robertson
Norma Jean
Robert Robertson
Otto Raddatz
West Center Socials and Community Gatherings Highlight Week
Dal ton residents Mr and Mrs Bud Martin and others visited friends at Irvin Campbell and Ray Berry homes. Jason and Orrin Webster returned from Lincoln to join family for holidays. A large Farmers Union meeting elected officers James Johnson pres president E R Hadley vice president J W Bertramson secretary treasurer. The Whiskers club hosted an oyster supper at C P Herboldsheimer home with beard contests and prizes.
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Bud Martin
Dalton
Irvin Campbell
Guy Berry
Ray Berry
Jason and
Orrin Webster
State University At Lincoln
M. E. Webster
Conrad Gerke
Howard
R. R. Berry
Clifton
W. F. Waite
Otto Zuhlke
Bobby
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
N. H. Tank
Sidney
Earl Leger
Baby
David McDonald
Alfred Swanson
Sexton Ahlm
Gurley
John Ahlm
Bobby Zuhlke
Leola Messener
Maxine
Ruth Reiners
Bob Reinmuth
Christy Bertramson
Cora West
Farmers Union
Ed Nelson
James Johnson
E. R. Hadley
J. W. Bertramson
Dan Heimer
Charles
Edson Madden
Emil Carlson
Jens Olsen
Svend Olsen
John Anderson
Hugh Hammond
Rodney Bertramson
Clarence Evans
Denver
Peetz
Bivens
Christy
O'Hare
Kimball
Hubert, Wesley
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Carl Larson
George Johnson
Francis Willoughby
Burns
Wyo
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Omaha
Blair
Maurice Nelson
Herboldsheimer
Antelope Be Vivian Herboldsheimer
Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimier and children shopped in Sidney Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and children visited at Dewey Larson s Sunday afternoon and evening. Lavonne Vesey stayed with Mary Alice Hughes of Potter over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J H Maddern and Mr and Mrs Howard Madden with children dined at Hugo Haack s Sunday. Leo Harold and George Olsen left on a business trip to Denver Sunday morning. Mrs J W Bertramson and Rodney shopped in Kimball last Saturday.
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Vivian Herboldsheimer
C. P. Herboldsheimier
Sidney
Carl Larson
Dewey Larson
Lavonne Vesey
Mary Alice Hughes
Potter
J. H. Maddern
Howard Madden
Hugo Haack
Leo
Harold
George Olsen
Pleasant View Social Notes from Mrs Morrow Season
Pleasant View social roundup lists neighbors visiting Sidney and Potter. Mrs Frank Mueller spent weekend in Sidney. The Matheson and Morrow families hosted and visited relatives, with calls at several homes including Harold Smith, H B Wittrock, and Doris Reed.
Local Families Share Illnesses and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gerler and daughter LaVerna are ill with the flu, with Mrs. Frank Mathes helping. The Light and Con ney families were supper guests at Ernest Gerler’s. Schuessler hosted the Ladies Aid, and Morrow visited the Frank Mueller family. The Muellers and Schuesslers spent Sunday at Art Obendorf’s, while the Lueders families shared Sunday dinner at Ernest Gerler’s.
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Joe Gerler
LaVerna
Frank Mathes
Homer Light
Henry Conney
Ernest Gerler
Art Schuessler
Ladies Aid
J. E. Morrow
Frank Mueller
Art Obendorfer
Henry Lueders
Beauty Starts at Breakfast
A concise reminder from a periodical quotes that beauty begins with morning routines and nourishment, emphasizing how the day’s first meal shapes appearance and mood. The note reflects the magazine’s social advice tone and practical tone for readers.
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