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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
2
An independent weekly published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska outlines subscription rates payable in advance. Rates show one year postage paid within zone one or outside zone one depending on distance, with 82.00 noted for Q matter.
Today's Markets lists current produce prices in Sidney with high cash bids and a weekly livestock section starting next Thursday. Prices include Colored Hens and Springs per pound, Leghorn Hens and Springs per pound, Cox and Biggs per dozen, Butterfat per pound, and Hides per pound.
Ed Meier and son Edgar returned Sunday from the eastern part of the state after visiting relatives over the holidays. Farmers Union met at the school auditorium Thursday evening and the Sunny Side local gave a play with lunch. Local socials featured birthday dinners and visits among Fleming, Meier, Bolton, Hopper, and Halsey families.
Mr. and Mrs. E A Johnson visited the John Omel home Tuesday evening. The Kord Dykman couple spent Monday with the William Span family. Sylvan Halsey and Les Omel son joined others at the Albert Brands home Thursday evening. Dorothy Theis stayed with her parents for the week. Merle Pearson called on H C Schmale Friday. Volney Wise and son visited C O Bills Sunday. Theomel family and friends gathered at the John Theis home Saturday. Oscar Olson left Friday for Shelby to visit relatives and attend the Farmers Union convention in Omaha. Frank Flessher and daughter called at H C Schmale Monday.
The M. C. will meet Thursday January 17 at the home of Mrs. W. L. Ravert with Mrs. Nelson Finney assisting an all day session with a covered dish lunch Visitors are welcome Lois Ravertt was absent from school Monday due to illness Mr and Mrs Herman Schleiker were Sunday visitors Carl McFarland is visiting grandparents Nelson Finney Lola Schleiker attended Daten high school as a weekend visitor Little Verna Mae Carlson who had been with her grandparents was taken home to Broadwater ill condition noted Mr and Mrs William Schile also mentioned
Mrs Hernan Schleiker and Mrs Paul Vick were Scottsbluff visitors Saturday. My end Mrs Nelson a inney were Sidney.
Sunol News summarizes visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Zalesky, Jean Pavlat, Lucile Wallace, and Virginia Englert, with multiple appearances at schools, dances, and local gatherings. Casual trips to North Platte and Denver, Baby Norine Gouise born to the Pavlat family, and community events at the Sunol Womans club are described among gatherings, dinners, and weekend returns.
Mrs M M Pavlat spent holidays with her parents at Teachers College and was listed as a Sunol visitor on Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs O L Miller entertained at dinner New Years day for the C B Hinton and Ed Lipxe families. Anita Ely a patient at Taylor hospital is greatly improved. Catherine Wellner had a tonsil operation at the Aoache hospital. Floyd Rosecrans was absent due to sickness. Many social visits and small gatherings noted with bridges and parties. Sunday school at Mount Vernon reported a large attendance and the annual election of officers. Readers recalled several local residents with visits, travels, and weekend activities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Klent Jr returned from Denver Friday with a coal load for Alfred Sprenger. Mr and Mrs Vern Pearson and Mr and Mrs H J Hammond and daughter Edna were dinner guests at Clifford Hammond’s on New Year’s Day. Mount Vernon Sunday school intermediate class held a party.
Mrs. Richard Wetton reports a six o'clock diner Saturday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Beyer for their daughter Mildred. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Framie and Edna, Mrs. Iva Beyer and sons James and Albert, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Chean. Chris Rohde helped Clyde Nelson haul feed Tuesday. The Heavrin and Seimers families from Sidney joined a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heavrin, including Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Seimers with Norma Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Seimers with Ethel.
Peter Beyer and family called at the Fred Beyer home Friday in a brief community note.
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