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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
5
A limited readable line notes an event at the Fox Theatre titled At I Licibas Current and Caring Attra aus with unclear phrasing. No clear date or full entity details are present in the surviving text. The fragment suggests a theatrical or concert presentation at a local venue.
Anne Shirley again impresses in film dates at Fox Theatre on Sunday and Monday. The picture, praised by critics, replaces the original Exclusive Story which was pulled to make way for a newer release.
Community notices list visits and weekend gatherings with the Meier and Fleming families and other locals. Names include Hugh Paris Darnall Walker Brachtenbach Raddatz Robertson Belton Hopper Fleming Phelps Nelson Perry Cortney and Byers. The Lorenzo Stitchers met at the schoolhouse for a material selection and fancy work demonstration with lunch served.
Mrs Frank Englert and Mr and Mrs Henkle with Al Zorn and Mrs Reish visited relatives in Bloomfield Saturday. Lee Gaskill has taken over the cafe business in the Simms building recently vacated by the Hewitts. Mr and Mrs Harvey Martin moved the first of the week from the area.
Standard Oil station rooms to a house in the west part of town. Mrs Frank Englert left Thursday for Doniphan to stay a few months. The Lodge Pole boys lost 23 to 24 in a Tuesday basketball game. Paul Hietman celebrated a surprise birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yowell returned from Belleville after a funeral. Presbyterian aid meets February 12 with hostesses Mrs. Ben Carter and Mrs. Elmer Mayer. Funeral services for Mrs. A. L. Boyer were held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Dalton cemetery. Mrs. Boyer, 64, was a leading Simla and Dalton figure. Mothers club meets at Arnold Westerhoff home. Junior class play February 12 at the school auditorium. Funeral services for Martin Cape were held. burial in Dalton cemetery. Cape died of pneumonia at 81. Mildred Heizer underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering after beauty course in Hastings. Fran Gadd returned from Denver. Catholic ladies card party at church. Ed Miniken's extended Dodge County visit. Dalton Implement Company to host a power farming day February 12 with Frandsen hall showings and a free lunch.
The Young Democrats held a party at the Chris Terman home on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Gustafson had supper at the J W Bertramson home Sunday. Glen Beale hosted the Jolly Neighbors at the E M Beale home Thursday. a large crowd attended and lunch was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs J C Johnson on February 27. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and children dined with Mr and Mrs Mads Larson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Nelson Cecil and Arleigh visited Merle Jacobson Sunday afternoon. Leo Olsen stayed Thursday and Friday with Dewey Larson. Mr and Mrs Jens Olsen and family...
Friday and weekend visits fill the community notes with names like Jens Jensen J C Johnson and E H Howe. Families including Madden Beale Nelson Larson Nelson and Reineke share dinners and casual calls across Peetz and Chadron area homes.
Subscribers of telephone line 1F held their annual meeting at the school house in district 26 Friday evening. H J Elsen was elected President, J F Fastenow treasurer, George Messing secretary, Earl Sharman and Wayne Elsen directors. Mrs. Bill George bedside in Sidney for Mrs. W L Needham. Ruth Witters from Sidney visited. Mrs. Conrad Messing acted as night nurse in Sidney hospital. Gilbert Helfrich children stayed with grandparents while parents in Alliance. Various neighbors visited H J Elsen and others, with chores and visits noted. Nugegent Coal offered at $9 per ton. Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
Maple Grove society notes recount visits and gatherings among local families including Miles Hokem Brandl Gade and Sharman households. A major operation for W. Miles is noted with cautious recovery after a Taylor hospital stay. The piece closes with a nostalgic reminiscence on old eighties home laundry and blue Monday.
A British scientist's special photographs show that following a lightning flash the surrounding air stays illuminated for a fraction of a second on the order of one to two thousandth, indicating a rapid afterglow effect.
Telegraph Wantads report parrots as very shy birds, noted by a Boston curator. The piece depicts a playful scene with Uncle Eben and vows to keep the birds steady, while ads tease possible results from trying them.
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