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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
5
Maple Grove households hosted and attended numerous New Years events. Residents including Ed Miles, W Y Miles, Nels Johnson, Harald Spiker, T G Waddell, and Sharman families shared dinners, parties, and overnight visits with relatives and neighbors such as Miles, Cortneys, Walkers, Hokom, Brandl, and Johnson.
Mr Primus visits daughter Mrs John Omel. Sidney shoppers included Mr and Mrs Mike Lauder. Les Omel and son at J A Talish home. John Johnson and family called in Sidney. Farmers union met at district 6n with large attendance. Various callers and visits to Halsey Branch and Branch homes. Dorothy Theis and John Hekom at Sylvan Halsey home.
A reader letter argues laws lack force until the Supreme Court declares them constitutional, noting corporations defying labor and tax statutes while awaiting court action. The writer warns of executive and legislative tensions, suggests reevaluating the court’s power, and calls for prompt rulings to prevent legal limbo as citizens watch the process. Ruth and Ruby Deaver and Mary Jo Ross are noted in local notices.
Harvey and Bill George were dinner guests Friday at the Wu Nelck home. A junior farmers union party was held at the W. T. Sharman home Saturday evening with Mary Kavanaugh Dorothy Wayne Curtis and Bobby Elsen in attendance. H E Witters shelled corn for George Brauer Conrad Messing and W C Fastenow last week. Charles and Pauline Helfrich Mary Kavanaugh Dorothy and Wayne Elsen enjoyed skating at Helfrich lake Sunday. Herman Stueve and H J Elsen attended the annual business meeting at St Pauls Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs John George hosted a family dinner Sunday for Mr Georges birthday. Charles George Clarence Deaver and Vaiera Deaves returned to Chadron Sunday to resume studies at the normal. Mr and Mrs John George and sons Harvey and Charles were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L H Ross on New Years Day. John and Harold Witters were overnight guests of Earl Sharman Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garhart Thurow and son left for Hebron on Thursday with Melvin Jurgens and Elsie Rahe accompanying them home. Several families shared gatherings including New Year’s dinner for Jurgens and Frerichs groups, and various Sunday visits around the area. Betty June Neff had tonsils removed at Taylor hospital last week.
Lavern Queen and J W Hyde were in Oshkosh Friday. Several from here shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ben Jurgens and Mr and Mrs William Frerichs visited John Garretts Sunday. Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe and Bess, Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume and family and Lavern Queen were supper guests at J J Hume home Sunday. Ben Jurgens and John Garretts are on the sick list this week.
Frank C Brown 43 a Sidnes resident for two years died suddenly at his home Wednesday morning from a heart attack. He came from Yuma Colorado and worked in plastering and bricklaying. Survived by wife and three children Rolley Elmer and Ethel with others in Yuma, plus three brothers and four sisters in Yuma. Funeral services will be held in Yuma with the body transported there Saturday by Genrig funeral service.
Prices listed include wheat at 1 dollar, corn 54, oats 25, bares 28, colored hens 15, old roosters 6, ceolored springs 15, leghorn hens 12, leghorn springs 12, butterfat 32, eggs 18.
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