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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

4

November warmth and dryness mark Nebraska report

Nebraska weather bureau notes warmer than normal conditions across the state in November with exception to the eastern and southeastern regions cooler than average. It was the driest November in 18 years, with average precipitation well below normal and light snowfall averaging .4 inch. The month supported husking and winter wheat remained in variable condition, while livestock fed adequately. Local social notes follow with brief mentions of visits, programs, and gatherings in Sidney and surrounding areas.

State Weather Bureau Nebraska Srd

Potter Items Chronicle Local Christmas Visits and News

Potter items report several Christmas visits from residents and relatives including Lloyd Fowler and family from Battle Creek Iowa to their son Jesse Fowler, Duke McGowan visiting Ansley, and Fern Binning and John Lindsay wedding news in Lincoln. The verse notes aid from the Auxiliary, local sports defeat, travel for holidays, and many social calls across Sidney, Rock Springs Wyoming, and nearby towns.

R. A. Fowler Lynn Battle Creek Jesse Fowler Duke McGowan Ansley Mads Larson Bernard Morfeld Rock Springs Wyon Morfeld Thayer Fern Binning Ang John Lindsay Lincoln Haw Potter Virginia Carter Ledge Pole J. Carter Angus B. L. Walker William Hagemicister G. L. Rogen Rev Wi T Kahsérot Sidney Etter Weikhhorat Catherine D. F. Ellevoldeen Cheyennle Marion Bradley Thelma Coulter Denver Neine J. Witt Soi Melvin Rockford

Turnover Nears for Office Holders and 508 Seekers

A broad turnover in United States public service looms as March 4 nears, with many current officeholders facing job losses or career shifts. Veterans expect paths back to private life, law, memoir writing, or new ventures while a few may stay in Washington or pivot to lobbying. Cabinet members likely return to private work, with Stimson Mills Hurley and Adams among those pursuing private affairs. Doak plans to resume as a legislative representative for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.

National Capitol Washington Enon Coe Congress Hoover Curtis Stimson Mills Hurley Adams Brown Toledo Hyde Kansas City Wilbur Stanford University Chapin Hudson Motor Company Doak The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen

Grand Prairie social roundup notes from Monday gatherings

Anna Jorgensen reports on Robert and Dorothy Irwin being entertained at the T. G. Waddell home in Grand Prairie. Patrons of the 13F telephone line held an annual meeting at John Olgén’s home. Frank Halsey and son Sylvan spent an evening with the Ray Tremain family. J A Talish shelled corn for Charles Welton and son Ralph.

Ge Schaeffer Charles Smith Beatrice Nelson Sidney Exichel Irwin Gurley Charles Welton and Son Ralph T. W. Hubbell James Irwin Sam Irvin Sam Irwin Mons Johnson Leslie Johnson Albert’ Johnson Darlete E. ‘A. Johnson Leslie. Johnson District 51 Alfred Anna Jorgensen Tom Allington Will Gade Charles Welton Erma Rarpn Ray Tremain Harold Sufel Liberty Frances Faye Arthur Wallace Mack Weaver Wayne Patricia Gade Elmer Gade Donald Ed Miles Arthur Assamati W. 'T’ Sharman J. Ki Gen Sti. Harold Albert Johnson the ‘Christian Church Bob Rexroth Mildred Hart Josie Irwin Helen Rexroth Asmnohiz Robert Fred Dorothy Sadie Charles Weston Will Gacé Arthur ‘Wallace Ether Irwin Mile F. “Platek Alva Bart Acd Dan, Rupert Doris Rupert Bert ‘Macklin W. W. Craig’ and Farally Bari Sohngen Lee Johnson Les Omel Bertha George Lostroh Elwood Guy Gilbert Cecil‘Heinzman Heinzmann Florence Miller Anchor Bay Frances Faye ‘Irwin J. C. Jorgensen Weaver John Olsen Dorothy Irwin Suror T. G. Waddell 13F John Olgén Frank Halsey Sylvan J. A. Talish Ralph Talish E.A Johnson W. W. Wise Clarence Meyer California Frank Halsey Les Omél Harold Hernbloom H.C. Schmale Oscar Olsen Albert Brandl John Theis James Tighe H. H. Misegadis John Omel E. A. Johnson Oscar Olson Volney Wise C. O. Bills John Block Henry Block H. C. Schmale Kord Dykman Lester Theis Esther Theis Les 2 District 38 Albert, Brandl The John Theighoge

Sunnyside By berthame Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson

A clipped Sunnyside brief lists Mr. and Mrs Albert Johnson as the featured residents, with no further readable details available from the fragment. The note appears to be a social or community short, lacking dates, locations, or accompanying events.

Berthame Mrs Albert Johnson

Christmas social finds in Sidney area families

The column lists numerous local residents visiting and hosting events during the holidays. Families such as the W. W. Wise, Clarence Meyer, E. A. Johnson, Ralph Talish, and J. A. Talish are mentioned visiting friends and relatives in Sidney and at various homes. Many gatherings occurred at 172 Glen and other local addresses with Christmas dinners and daytime calls noted among neighbors.

Christmas Visits List From North Potter Family

Mr and Mrs Joe Musil and family traveled to Grand Island for Christmas vacation visiting relatives. Many local families hosted or spent Christmas Eve or Day at various homes including the Tompkins Elmquist Ledlie Sarders Jung Knevelds en Weikhorst and others.

Helen Tank Joe Musil Grand Island Irving Satters Musil Fred Reetz Jess Tompkins Herbert Johnson Ray Weikhorst Fred ‘Kneveldsen Erd ‘Weikhorst Catherine Ray Weikhorst Sen Henry ‘Hatel William’ ‘Scheele

Community Christmas Visits Gather in Maple Grove

Maple Grove residents share holiday hospitality with extended family and neighbors. Several families hosted dinners and guests including the Miles, Sassaman, Gade, Sharman, Johnson, Rasmussen, and Cortney households, with multiple visits at the Elmer Gade and Nels Johnson homes during Christmas week. Attendance included children and relatives traveling from Missouri and Colorado for the season.

Emil Nightengale Earl Pairbury Missouri Louis Pingle Childdren Elmer Gade Ed. Miles Lee Johnson Conrad Weatherwa W. Y. Miles Art Sassaman Liberty Fern Ferguson Potter Johnson W. T. ‘Sharman N. P. Johnson Elmer Gade Ard T. Sharman Amorz SK. E Berggren Qver C. Q Hade Dallas Frances Oea P. Johnson Johhison Moris Teinson Albin Johnson and Daughters Casper Rasmussen Rand Family Colorado Ww. T. Sharman Ed’ Miles Art’Sassaman Sohrison Rasmussen

Christmas Dinner Guests and Visits Fall During Holidays

A long list of local households hosted and visited relatives and friends for Christmas meals and greetings. Mr and Mrs Dennis Walsh hosted, with Harold Spiker and children among guests. many families including Cortney Houge Jurgens Walker Gace Green Buettner Irwin Miles Sharman Rasmussen and other relatives enjoyed dinner and afternoon calls.

J. “C. Jorgensen James Irwin Albert Frerichs Rasmus Madsen George William Frerichs Clifford ’Frerichs Elmer ‘Gide Donald August ‘Gade Lillie Hazel Erie Dennis Walsh P.cortney Harold, Spiker T. C Spikee L. P. Houge Fred Jurgens John Gveens Leonard Walker John Buettner Lucile Waddell H. P. Cortney John Junker Ed Miles W. Y. Miles W. T. Sharman Elmer Frank Rasmussen Farridmd Vern Sharman

Christmas dinner and school program noted in Meadow item

Community life in Meadow described with Christmas dinner at home of Mr and Mrs Ernesti Myers and school patrons entertained by Miss Osborn. Several local families host Sunday dinners and gatherings. Residents travel to nearby towns, visit relatives, and share holiday meals with interwoven notices of neighbors and friends.

Bloomfield Reztz Santa Stanley Davis Janet Speré Redington Hema Ray’ Arrell Hatley Hité Tas Big Leonard Algot Erickson Sin Sidney Roy Jacobean Dick Jisdlts Clarence Francis “Regi Sara Marie Macmillen Juelfs Eleanor Walker Francis Rogers Los Angeles Na Si Miller Christina M. Ww. Osharn

Social notes record of local visits and calls

Mr and Mrs Jack Rathbun visited the Jake Eckert residence Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Colman Kreader attended a show. Kreader moved to Boston Monday. Mr and Mrs Dennis Walsh spent Christmas at Ed Walsh’s home. Mr and Mrs Ju Kreader visited Walton Saturday. Jack Rathbun called on Chris Peterson Tuesday. Leonard Peterson visited the Ackles Sunday. Jr and Mrs Maynard Mayer were guests at C M Mayers Sunday night.

Shirley Mayer. Myr Ernesti Myers Joe Conover O. H. Weeds Alta Cobb William Schlotfeld Frank Christensen Gilbert Ackles William Schaffert Creyenne John Sanders Chris Peterson Ivan Walker Ernest Myersi Sidney Charles Mayer Fateiity B. L. Carter Jessie Josie Juelfs Ralph Allish Gerald Waterman Clayton Shirley Mayer J. M.’Kresder Colman -Kreader H. Woods Denver J. M. Header William Schlotfelt Lawrence Bowman Dalton George Juelfs Bud Sara McMillen Clarence Rogers Mike Thatcher Potter Jozin. Carlson Morris Challburg June Ann Jack Rathbun Jake Eckert Rome Colman Kreader Kreader Dennis Walsh Ed Walsh Ju €. Kreader Walton Leonard Peterson Ackles Maynard Mayer C. M. May‘ey

North Divide Community Notes Elects Officers

The Farmers Union held a Tuesday meeting to elect officers with T. W. Hawkins as president Henry Yowell as vice president and Paul Sparks as secretary treasurer The next regular meeting is January 13 Several local families attended Christmas gatherings and visits with relatives including Sparks Hughes Seimer Kinton Brockeleby and Welverton and guests from Chappell and Centria Wash to Sugar City Colo and Pot ter.

Farmers Union T. W. Hawkins Henry Yowell Paul Sparks Renae Ant Brockeleby C. B. ‘Kinton Ed" Welverton Fred ‘Kettler J. A. Sparks Art Schmidt Ehner Hughes Rosetta Florence Sellers Potter L. J. Hughes Xw. A Sparks Clyan Harry Sparks Jack Claud Herman Blanke Chappell T. C. Spiker Harold Evelyn Blanke Ruth Sparks Joy Sparks Rosetta Seimers Merday Aes Alex Glanz Centralia Wash Sugar City Cols Sicazy

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Ard Arid L. A. Pearson Merle N. S. Miller Grand Prairie Sunnyside Mraz Mie Reary Ui Wickstrom Arid Son Geokeack Manon Myx Swan Pearson Rapp Fred Eimaquist Geneva Gilbert Hougen Clarerice Strandberg Art Schuessler Leslie ‘Weikhorst Harold Curry Sort Tompkins Fred. Reetz Fred Beetz Fred Elmquist A. B. Rapp Emil Rank Leona Janz Willomine Clifford Johnson Berger Andersodri Ily Pilav Seoia Herbert, Johnson North Potter Ernest Andrson Edgar "Anderson Harms En Maple Grove Ed Milles Esrte North Divide Mrs. Peart Sparks Odd Fellows Elmer Hughes Fred Seimer Young Sidney Screen Entertainment Joel McCrea, Rob’t Armstrong I and Queen Lupe VELEZ Walter Huston Mickey: Mouse ‘Fox the Gems Wits
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