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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
2
The Telegraph 1878 issue lists subscription rates and mailing zones for Sidney Nebraska. It notes publication every Friday morning and postal details for in and out of zone rates.
Community notes recount multiple social events and visits across Lodge Pole Sid ney and surrounding farms. A surprise party honored Hubert Bondegard and son Duwayne. weddings anniversaries, picnics, dinners, and club meetings are listed with attendees and host households. A small tornado damaged a farm and grain fields near Lodge Pole.
Fairview scenes report the F. N. chud meeting at Mrs. Phil Brossard with Mrs. Albert Jelinek assisting. Plans for the annual club picnic set for July 14 and a home agent talk on canning and cookers from Sterling. Also notes on Walther league social at Laaket home and several local families hosting meals and visits.
The Bunker Hill club hosted a card party at John Borcher home with prizes to Mrs Hilbert Borcher and Alfred Borcher. Several families attended picnics at Legion park and Fuller's grove for birthdays and social visits. Additional notes mention overnight guests, grandchildren visiting, and upcoming club meetings at Beyer and Engel homes.
Weekend visitors joined K C Finney at the Union Valley home as Dalton guests Mr and Mrs George Krevitt and children Francene and Jerry. Callers from Gurley district visited the Nelson Finney home on Wednesday. M G C C met June 20 with Mrs Harvey Gohrn for an enjoyable social afternoon with refreshments hosted by the hostess aided by Mrs Guy Cohrn and Mrs W L Ravert. Loyal Ravert underwent hernia surgery at Dalton hospital Tuesday with improving condition. Lutheran Ladies Aid met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Will Goodman with Mrs Fred Schuler assisting. lunch followed. Mr and Mrs Harvey Cohim and Shirley stayed overnight at the W L Ravert home Tuesday. A nice shower Tuesday afternoon benefited gardens and crops.
Fragmentary report shows Freda Kurz spending a weekend with Helen Brachtenbach in Henderson. Three individuals returned from an event or visit, with a note “Sak Sat-” indicating Saturday activity. Further details are unreadable in the source.
Residents report a weekend of calling on neighbors with Mr. and Mrs. Lafferty among those away on a ten day mountain vacation. Ed Wolverton, Bert Walker and John Kurz homes saw visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frame and Mrs. Frank Kurz. Harold Kurz birthday celebrated with Frank Kurz attendance.
The King of Sheep Club members attended a judging school in Sidney on Tuesday. A noon picnic was held at Legion park. Various local residents hosted dinners and visits, with several families noted for gatherings and outings around Sidney and Proctor area.
The Neighbors club met at Mrs. V. A. Nelson’s home last Thursday afternoon for a picnic lunch in a large gathering. Visitors included Lavonne Vesey and Barbara Whitney arriving Saturday for a short visit. other locals hosted dinners and gatherings at Jens Olsen, Carl Larson, and J. H. Madden homes.
State office collects suggestions from allotment committeemen across Nebraska for a national contract. Smith contacts Cheyenne county and other leaders to shape proposals for Nebraskan wheat growers. A Wheat section representative reviewed submissions to draft a contract aligned with majority needs, with Nebraska meetings to discuss details and aim for signed winter wheat contracts by seeding time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Johnson and sons visited the Tatson home Monday evening. The Nelsons hosted guests including L. K. Nelson and Mrs. V. A. Nelson, with Edson Madden and children visiting J. H. Madden on Saturday. Lula Reineka and Clarence Evans were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. V. A. Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell and family spent Sunday afternoon at the A L Yowell home. Clarence Mellberg called at the Ed Mintken home Tuesday. Forrest Devier and Edith Devier weekended with relatives in Denver. Earl Yowell visits grandparents A L Yowell. Numerous visits among Devier and related families including James Devier and J D Devier households.
Community notices list various local visits and gatherings. Otto Raddatz and Edward Meier families travel to Lincoln Scribner and nearby to relatives. Circa weekly events include ice cream socials, weiner roasts, and meetings at the Lorenzo club with local families attending from Frank Meier and Raddatz households.
A lunch featuring ice cream and cake was served. Silas Rose owns a new Ford car. Mr and Mrs Chester Phelps visited the Elmer Phelps home on Sunday and called at the Ernest Langley home Monday evening.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reveals that 20 000 depositors in 17 closed banks received insured deposits in 17 months, with total insured funds around 2 1/2 million dollars. Payoffs began May 13, and most depositors were settled by month end. most insured money paid, leaving under 200 000 dollars to liquidate. FDIC insured deposits in 14 000 banks, about 90 percent of licensed commercial banks, holding most of total deposits.
Leroy Smith of Chase county and W H Brokaw of Lincoln attend a Washington conference with wheat allotment committeemen and AAA leaders to finalize a new wheat contract for growers this fall. Other state representatives join the meeting as they discuss improvements to the wheat referendum and compliance programs begun in 1933 and ongoing since May.
Mrs. Oscar Hatcher Bronson hosts visitors including Mrs. Wes Kennon of Lodge Pole while her husband works at Bronson. The Loncar and McGee families spend weekends locally. A three act Bronson play is staged at Lorenzo school. Various residents shop and travel to Sidney and Crescent Lake.
I wish to express my sincere thanks for the beautiful potted plants sent me during my illness by U. P. A. C. Mrs. W. J. Perry.
Market quotes list miscellaneous poultry and feed items with prices and classifications including colored hens stags leghorn hens and springs across various lots. The fragment notes values such as 11 66 15 9 12 18 and references Danley and Bo. 0 onts 45 colors.
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