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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1932

Page

5

Potter Man Files for State Representative in 95th District

H L Challtburg of Potter filed Wednesday as a Democrat for the 95th district state representative seat. He is the first Cheyenne County man to file, seeking to replace Joseph Steele of Kimball County. Challtburg cites farming and business experience as his basis for a strong district showing.

H. L. Challtburg Potter Challburg Cheyenne County Joseph Steele Kimball County

Earl Kratz Announces Candidacy for State Senate District 31

Jarl R. Kratz announced his bid for state senator in the 31st district. Born September 7, 1885, on a Nebraska farm, he moved from Omaha to Sidney in 1907. He worked with Miles and McIntosh, opened an abstract office in 1908, later added loans and investments, and practiced law, gaining wide district recognition. Democratic supporters anticipate victory, citing his legal knowledge and western Nebraska experience.

Jarl R. Kratz Nebraska Kratz

Dal ton hay truck overturns in roadside incident

While Pred Beyer and son Joe returned home with hay three miles south of Dal ton a parked car crossing the road caused the truck and three tons of hay to overturn. The car driven by J H Shelby of Mitchell was badly damaged but no one injured. Local families and neighbors share social visits, meals, and condolences as community members attend gatherings and events.

Pred Beyer Joe Bayard Dalton J. H. Shelby Mitchell Carl Schmidt Henry Schmidt Nels Clyde Victor Nelson Clara Willis Bernice Beyer Sterling Hilbert Borcher Ross Bales Marié Schwartz Henry’ Schmidt Marie Schwartz Sylvia Bayne Richard Welton Fred Beyer M. L. Stirling Iva Beyer Pete Beyer Altar Society Lorenzo Sidney James Albert Beyer William Juedes William Sachs Lucile Ben Gross Lyle Paul Meyer Elsie Winkleman Miss Winkleman Frank Beyer Pete Beyer Beyer Charles Lessman Raymond Lessman John Borcher Henry Bolke M. L. Sterling Wade Sterling Arno Thomas Henry Johnson Farmers Oil Alex Sterling Casper Wyo Willis Beyer Gehmidt Stirling Paul, Meyer Mrs Henry

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Dinners

The report lists a sequence of social visits and gatherings. Pete Beyer and Ray Frame traveled to Denver for hog trucking. Ben and Irene Schmidt host and stay guests, with multiple dinners and card parties noted at St. Patrick's auditorium and various homes. Henry Schmidt hauls hogs to Sidney. Schwartz and Beyer families host and attend events over the week.

Walter Happel St. Patrick's Auditorium Henry Schmidt Sidney Mike Schwartz Pete Beyer Bernice Beyer Marie Schwartz Paul Meyer Carl Schmidt

Brownson Community Notes Tie Weekend Visits

Mrs. Wmurner and Mrs. Pete Seimers families spent Friday with Mrs. Harmes. Constantine Miller of Potter called on the Millers. Bertha Shindle of Huntsman visited the Shindles over the weekend. Numerous neighbors, including Lutes, Bickel, Connelly, and Anthony households, hosted and visited through Sunday. About 25 friends and neighbors attended casual gatherings.

Constantine Miller Potter John Miller Bertha Shindle Huntsman George Shndle Mike Lencar Edith Connelly Jasper Jones Palmer Thurston Jerome Kafka Will Turmer L. D. Lutes G. S. Bickel Brandon Harry Bickel Jack Anderson Bill Turner Arnod Stockamp Arthur Froemming Earl Tolle Charles Anderson Ben Couch Raymond Anthony W. M. Long Kimball Will Turner Frank Anthony John Frerichs Henry Darnstadt Gundgay Jess Hatcher Oscar Hatcher Clarence Arp Harold Lyngholm Walter Borcher Sidney Gilbert Gossin Fred Stotts Neghbors

Local notes from Weyerts News parish and neighbors

Sterling area keeps busy with family visits garden chores and illness updates. George Frerichs had tonsils adenoids removed. Mary Lou Payne ill with double pneumonia improving. Lodge Pole crowd attends Luther league meeting. Various visits to and from Frerichs Buss Korsmeyer Bruns and Rahe families noted.

George William Frerichs Sterling Pete Buss Ben Buss Louis Borges James Hume Otto Rahe August Jurgens Ben Jurgens John Gortemaker Lodge Fred Bauer George Buss John Tieman Henry Korsmeyer Walter Rufenacht Vice Bruns Leslie Darrah Chester Bruns Mary Lou Payne Dale Rogers Herman Bruns Ruth Buss John Lena Tieman Dick Volkman John Folkerts Frank Flessner Henry Florke

Cards and candy greet at Couch-Bickel home

A Monday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Couch featured card playing hosted by the newlyweds. Treats of candy and cigars were served to the crowd by the happy couple.

Ben Couch Chaiivari T. J. Bickel Bronson Helping Hand Club John Frerichs Frank Smith Earl Tolle Robert McGee Edith Connelly Arnold Stockamp

Community visits at Kord Dykman home in Monday gathering

Mr and Mrs Herman Florke and daughter and Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe and daughter called at the Kord Dykman home Monday after a community gathering. The visit highlighted local social ties and neighbors sharing news in the afternoon.

Ers Herman Earl Johnson Charles Nelck Sidney Sexton AhiIm Herman Jurgens Vernon Nelck Harold Gibbons Arthur Sassaman Gurley

East Dalton News Notices and Illnesses

Ruth Jobe reports Luella Marx burned her hand on a hot lamp chimney last week. Jobe children returned to school after two weeks of flu. Freddie Rathman remains out. Margaret Handyside stays with Emil Marx and attends school. Mrs. Jobe’s mother hospitalized with flu. Beth Yowell Anita Rathman visited Pearl Christensen. A W Jobe and C S Jobe went to Alda to attend Mrs Jobe’s mother’s funeral. Mrs. Gaskill died, Mr. Gaskill died in 1920 while building the Jobe house. Paul Vick family visited Emil Marx home. Fred Rathman ill with flu. Ed Meyer visited Sid ney home. Christensen and Yowell families spent Sunday at Fred Rathman home. Clarence Marek had a wrist boil. Mrs. Lloyd Yowell learned of a brother’s Kansas death. Central mail service limited. last 40 days only two full days. Road conditions hinder carrier service.

Ruth Jobe Luella Marx Jobe Freddie Rathman Margaret Handyside Emil Marx Beth Yowell Anita Rathman Pearl Christensen A. W. Jobe C. S. Jobe Alda Sidney Carl Christensen Henry Yowell Fred Rathman Clarence Marek Lloyd Yowell Kansas Central

Lodge Pole Social Notes Move Through Week

Mrs George Line hosts and Mr and Mrs William Munson dine with Sidney guests. Bud Markel Volney Wise and Preston Smith head to Denver and return. Frank Hansen visits his parents. Ruth Goettsche stays with her parents. George Line and W K Triplett ship hogs to California. Englert hall dance draws large crowd with Wise Nite Owls providing music. Mrs N Sohnson and son of Cheyenne visit Johnson family. Bertha Jacobson of Chappell spends weekend at her sister’s home.

George Line William Munson John Perkins Sidney Bud Markel Volney Wise Preston Smith Denver Bud Frank Hansen H. P. Hansen Ruth Goettsche William H. Goettsche W. K. Triplett California Englert Hall Wise Nite Owls N. Sohnson Cheyenne Johnson F. D. Barlow Bertha Jacobson Chappell H. O. Withers Harriet Withers Sadie Sutton Irma Virginia Rishard John Paviat Tances Doris Minshall Charlotte Doris Bills Maxine Barlow Dorothy Line C. D. Smith Dale Huffaker Preston George Whitefoot Scottsbluff J. D. Barlow N. S. Johnson Masonic Lodge O. FE. S Masonic Hall W. H. Goettsche Parco Wyo Goettsche Union Pacific Nellie Petteys J. W. McDaniel G. E Minshall Oley Withers

Community Notes and Visits From Local Families

Local residents share visits and travels including Harriet Withers and family at Loveland Colorado and Virginias relatives. Travel to Denver and Scottsbluff noted with hospital stays, farewells, and new job transfers.

East Huntsman gathers at Nieman home friendships

Irma Niemann daughter Ed Henderson and Miry Fred Flicker and Eugene Nieman Rosetta Seimers and Art Grapper Jean Nieman guests at George Nieman home Saturday night A birthday surprise for Rosetta Seimers Friday night Helen Nieman stayed overnight with Rosetta Seimers Sunday George Nieman and Art Grapper hauled hay from Peetz Friday Miller boys joined Evelyn Blanke birthday party Art Groppe and George Nieman visited Elmer Hughes home Thursday afternoon

Fish Niemann Claus Engelland Irma Ed Henderson Miry Fred Flicker Eugene Rosetta Seimers Art Grapper Jean George Nieman Fred Seimers Helen Nieman Peetz Miller Boys Evelyn Blanke Art Groppe Elmer Hughes

East Gurley social notes and visits

Mr and Mrs Henry Henrichs were Gurley visitors Wednesday and many locals joined others in the week. Families spent time at neighbors homes with visits, chores, and posts about hogs turkeys and chores. Several residents noted flu and travel to Sidney Grand Island and Sundy with various relatives and friends.

Thurma Neick Henry Henrichs Gurley Wayne Gilbert Sidney Charles Neick Harold Gibbons Fred Schumacher Ray Miles Arthur Sassaman Paul Thompson Louis Schumacher Sexton Ahlm Carl Vernon Nelck Herman Jurgens and Son Mr. Jurgens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Potter Man Earl Kratz Senate Bunker Hill Clara Beyer Baburday At, Ib Link Sausage Olson & Sons, Props Brownson Mrs. Wmurner Pete Seimers George Harmes Mrs. O. Rahe East Dalton Ed Wolverton O. L. Miller Fred Kettler Spearow A. K. Anderson Kensington Mooher Germany Ladies Aid Art Groppe Visted Willian Nelck William Nelck Henry Hinrichs Nelck Chris Eigenberg William Engenberg Frank Rowan Charlie, Nelck East Huntsman East Gurley Herbert’s Zwickl’s Richelieu Krumm’s Market
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