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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
2
The Telegraph News announces Guy V. Doran as editor and publisher. An independent newspaper based in Sidney Nebraska publishes every Tuesday morning serving Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Subscription rates are listed for in advance payments with zone pricing for within and outside zone one.
West Sidney residents held visits and gatherings around town. Families including Huff, Livingston, Sprenger, Lingwall and McMillen shared dinners and Sunday calls. The M I C group held a tree side picnic for about ninety people with a cafeteria style supper under the trees. Widely, locals transacted business in Sidney and enjoyed social calls, visits to relatives, and shopping trips in town.
Daily notes from South Sanol including visits by Dan Grose to fix the Reno ranch engine and various calls by residents such as George Smith and John Rocker. Social items cover a 15-guest birthday party for Ethel Woods, an ice cream social at Crook, and 4-H club picnic attendance. Local travel includes Rex Hyde visiting from Pryor and trips by Bluhm, Kendrick, and Wilson to nearby towns.
Sunol residents join Krueger's lake celebration and visit relatives across Nebraska. Local pairs and families, including Cronk, Johnson, Englert, and Barlow households, report travels, social visits, and new Ford cars. Several readers shopped in nearby towns and attended lodge events.
Mrs John George returns home from Peetz while Mildred Witters visits Dalton. 4 H picnic attendees include H E Witters Elsen Deaver Nieman Casteal George. Family gatherings and picnics occur across South Colton with many visiting and hosting at Nieman Deaver and Cortney homes. Raymond Fastenow attends Boy Scout camp at Larami Peak and will return next Sunday.
Monday morning society column recounts visits and travels of local families. J F Moseman Adair hosted guests W C Fastenau. Deaver family returned from Salt Lake City trip. H J Elsen and sons visited R N Huff. Brauer family and daughter visited Sidney. Frahm guests of Elsen left for Black Hills. Ebert celebrated Fourth at Greenwood. Cortney family visited Deaver. S C baseball team beat South Sidney on Deaver diamond with Huntsman to visit next Sunday.
Local notes recount a busy Fourth of July at James Walker’s home with numerous families from Gurley Beatrice Colton Hershey Peetz and Sterling visiting. Several visits and dinners across Sterling Denver North Bend and Denver area mark a day of community ties and extended family get togethers.
Families and friends gathered for the Fourth of July across multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fleming and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fulton, and the Flemings. Several callers dropped by the Fleming residence and nearby homes while Grady Jorgensen of Hershey visited Loreno relatives. George Fleming and Floyd Fleming hosted guests, with additional visits from Harve Jacobson, Muriel Crosby, and Vera Anderson, plus a Sterling couple at Sterling and Denver trips by J D Bolton and Bobby.
Miss Rosetta Seimers hosted the D C club Thursday afternoon. A delicious lunch followed. Fred Kettler entertained for Howard Parker of Omaha Thursday evening. Guests included Bert Walker J A Sparks Harry Sparks Claud Sparks Carl Schmidt Fred Seimers Paul Sparks and Edwin Blanke. Faye Hughes returned from Potter. Ruby Sparks hospitalized for appendectomy. Esther Glanz visited Evelyn Blanke. Mike Schwartz hosting relatives from South Dakota. Guy Ferry hosted Miller families of Scotts Bluff. Huntsman ball team defeated Sidney Draw 12 to 8. Conrad Glanz and family guests of Henry Glanz. Bert Walker and daughter Jean visited J A Sparks. Mrs E Sparks hosted Monday at home. Mr and Mrs J Choanene re tained at a party Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Seimers phoned the Dick Seimers residence Sunday evening and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hughes called at the Paul Sparks home Sunday evening, according to local notices.
East Gurley reports numerous visits and gatherings among local families including Duskee Lynn and Gilbert households. Vernon Nelck and Ernest Kiesel Horst drive to Bridgeport. Nominations cover citizens from Lincoln Bushnell Gurley and Sidney attending band concert at Dalton with multiple households listed.
Mrs J O Lobb reports dinners at Otto Zuhike and L M Gish homes with guests including N H Tank Waite Irvin Campbell and others. Visits span Webster Berry Birdwell Moehler and Coleman families. The Stitch in Time club met Virginia Scott June 29 with ice cream and cake. Fireworks and picnics marked the Fourth as residents toured Krueger's lake Johnson's grove and stayed with relatives. Also a promotional note for Cook's house paint from Thomas Lumber Co.
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