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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
2
The Sidney newspaper at 932 Tenth Avenue, Sidney Nebraska, published every Friday morning, serves the city and Cheyenne County with news and Western Nebraska interest coverage.
Gladys Pay Lat reflects on CWA wage cuts and phased withdrawal, urging shared sacrifice, tax and policy questions, and national effort. It notes farmers, labor, and government must align, with local social details from gatherings, anniversaries, and community events in a Nebraska town.
Grand Prairie society page lists Mr and Mrs Ray Tremain and many neighbors visiting, dining, and attending meetings. Several households host gatherings at Dan Rupert, J H Gen, Welton, Plancks, and Jorgensens. Attendees include Albert Johnson, Harold Hernbloom, Mayors? Welton, Flessner, Gade, Wassum, Jurgen sen, Schmale, and others. Stock show attendance in Denver noted.
Ethel Payzant reports a weekend of neighborly visits across Sterling and surrounding families. Mr and Mrs A M Smith of Sterling spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Fleming. Harry Fleming and family and Miss Anderson visited Ralph Fleming. Frank Meier and J D Bolton hosted friends, while Elmer Harlan and school activity were noted.
Fremont and Edgar residents Donald and Frances Meier hosted a Sunday gathering near Chimney Canon west of Peetz with George Meier and children Dorothy and Raymond, Lilian Anderson of Fremont visiting the Ed and Frank Meier homes, plus Lois Biers staying with Ethel Walker. Lorena club met with Mrs. Charles Hopper, fourth lesson on building a happy home and gilt edge investments. Games and lunch followed hosted by Charlotte Madden.
The Busy 17 Hot Lunch club met Wednesday January 17 with Vera Sparks as president presiding. Most members attended. lessons not yet arrived so plans were made for a dinner to be served to two neighboring schools. Dean Hecker and Junior Sparks hosted and served a delicious lunch at the close. A separate notice invites inquiries about a five room modern house for rent in south town. A White Elephant auction is set for Saturday at 1:30 on the lot west of the Methodist church with useful articles on sale.
Be sure to see our line of new spring hats. They are beauties and so be coming. The prices will also please you.
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