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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
2
The newspaper edition from Sidney, Cheyenne County, Western Nebraska, published every Friday morning from 932 Tenth Avenue, is a second class mail matter edition. It serves the city of Sidney and surrounding regions with local notices and community items.
Potter and Kimball residents share New Year visits, weddings, and family news. Local events include a Kimball wedding, births, illnesses, and social gatherings. Notables such as Rev L V Slocumb and local citizens are mentioned with travel and health updates.
Antelope area residents exchanged New Year visits and meals while several neighbors returned to work and teaching duties after holidays. Burns hospital treatment for Allen Nelson followed a truck antifreeze explosion. Carl Larson hosted dinner for visiting friends as many families planned routines and resumed daily duties in early January.
Mrs Clyde Johnson was honored at a birthday party Friday evening at her home. Several families and friends dropped by including Runge Riggs Karvanek Freming and Wilcox kin. A series of Sunday visits and New Year gatherings followed among local residents and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Allen Nelson and their son visited L K Nelson home with Merle Jacobsen visiting Maurice Nelsons. Bonnie Rae and Donna joined the Sunday evening gathering and Lee Terman stayed a few days with Mr and Mrs Chris Terman.
Mrs Pearl Sparks hosts and visits noted with W M Hecker ill with flu. O L Miller hosts guests and son Lewis returns from Denver for Christmas. Ruth Kinton visits Geraldine Cruise. Barton Kinton visits Paul Sparks’ student body at high school. Vera Sparks with Paul Sparks and C B Kinton visit. Ther North Platte trip ends as Ester Glant returns home. Catherine and Helena Wellner attend academy banquet. J A Sparks and family entertain at Carl Schmidt home. Haworths host oyster supper for Borcher family of Powell.
Mrs Pete Nelson hosts and guests drop by as neighbors, relatives visit from eastern Nebraska, and a birthday party at Albert Jacobson’s. Elections at Corner Sunday School name J E Morrow superintendent, August Meickle assistant, Viola Sanders secretary, Ruby Sanders pianist, Roy Nelson janitor. Pearl Nelson begins teaching after vacation with home folks.
Leonard Cortney returns from Chicago after holidays with brother William and Rev A Cortney. Cooperative society fine tuned as hardware manager H C Heineman resigns. Ray Arnel from Potter hired to fill vacancy and to relocate family soon. W F Osborns visit Miller area. Charles Compton spends week at A W Friede home. Betty Neff undergoes tonsil operation. Yowell family attends brother’s funeral in Bellville Kan. Lutheran Aid meets with Mrs Panas. Presbyterian Aid to meet January 1.
Social notices list multiple households hosting dinners for relatives and friends on New Year and New Year’s Day. Attendees include Sparks Haworth Bales Lipke Rathbun and others with visits from Dorothy Lipke and Hazel Young. A corn hog meeting at Seimers hall drew Huntsman district residents. Continuous local greetings and upcoming union entertainment noted.
At the church 15 guests including Mrs Henry Mayer and Mrs W C Ross hosted a social. The mens day group will meet that evening. Mrs Frank Christensen came home Saturday from Fremont after holidays. Eldo Blome and Gilbert Webster returned to studies in state university and Lincoln respectively. John Mintken and teachers Routh and Whitnah joined him at Fremont. Mintken visited friends there. Whitnah visited relatives at Beaver Crossing. Routh with relatives in Iowa. The house vacated by Roger Brennan, owned by Dr Paukau, rented to Mr and Mrs Ray Abel. H C Heineman now employed at Dalton elevator. Ice skating at Simla Monday. Mrs John Brewn released from hospital after days of treatment. Charlene Carlson ill with pneumonia able to go home Saturday.
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kur features Juanita and Frances Van Aels iba and Touisg Willamson of Denyer in a brief notice of local names and affiliations.
The Frank Kurz home hosted several visitors over the holidays with Cecil Kurz returning to teachers college at Kearney with Alfred Ames of Kimball. Gordon Haite and son Ronald left for Denver after visiting Mrs. Haite's parents and other local households hosted relatives and friends through the weekend. Ed Wolverton returned home Sunday night from a visit with relatives in the eastern part of the state.
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