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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1934

Page

3

Twenty Million Sweethearts at Fox teases audience return

Theaters cue a revival as Twenty Million Sweethearts opens at Fox this Sunday and Monday with songs by Warren and Dubin. The Mills brothers and Ted Fio Rito provide numbers while Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers perform in radio style scenes and a Last Wind Up gag.

Fox Harry Warren al Dubin Mills Brothers Ted Fio Rito Dick Powell Hollywood Ginger Rogers Warren and Dubin Ginger

South Colton Social Roundup and Visits

South Colton notes detail Grandpa Witters visiting relatives near Dal ton and many local households hosting guests and attending gatherings. Reports mention Farmers Union picnic at Lodge Pole, Zephyr viewings, Legion park picnic, Lutheran church meeting, and various dinners, visits, and community club activities with numerous Elsen and George family members and neighbors.

East Center Social Visits Reported

Mrs. J. O. centered on a note about Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott and their children spending Tuesday afternoon at the Connelly home while Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leger and their son Alfred visited the Sam Keller home, reflecting local community gathering.

Harry Scott Connelly Earl Leger Alfred Sam Keller

North Divide Weekend Guest Lineup Recaps Social Visits

Mrs. Peareoarme Vera Sparks spent the weekend with Monica Meick. Mrs. M. E. Sparks is staying a few days this week at the A. L. Bush. Joy Sparks spent the Fourth as a guest of Matilda Loebe of Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glanz entertained relatives from eastern Nebraska and Kansas the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Henderson spent the Fourth with Mrs. Emma Ely. Miss Margaret Miller was an overnight guest at the J. A. Sparks home Wednesday. Miss Mary Alice Hughes of Potter spent the weekend at the Fred Seimers home. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kurz were guests at the J. A. Sparks home Sunday. Miss Evelyn Blanke spent Sunday with Ruth Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Paustian called at the J. A. Sparks home Sunday evening. Miss Florence Miner is spending the latter part of the week with Mrs. Emma Ei. Mrs. Fred Seimers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks and family and Miss Patty Loebe enjoyed a picnic supper at Legion park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kinton were guests at the C. B. Kinton home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Emma Ely entertained relatives from Sutton last week.

H. J. Elsen Grandpa Witters Harry M. E. Webster Dalton Farmers Union Lodge Pole John George Harvey Roland Krohn Sidney Stanley Wayne Elsen Glen Dickinson Charles George Ruth Witters Emily Gould Denver Legion Park H. P. Thomas Fred Flicker Gene George Nieman Geraldine Jéan Edwards Albert Mueller Peareoarme Vera Sparks Monica Meick M. E. Sparks A. L. Bush Joy Sparks Matilda Loebe Henry Glanz Nebraska Kansas J.henderson Emma Ely Margaret Miller J. A. Sparks Mary Alice Hughes Potter Fred Seimers Otto Kurz Evelyn Blanke Ruth Sparks Rudolph Paustian Florence Miner Emma Ei Paul Sparks Patty Loebe Ross Kinton C.B. Kinton Sutton

Union Valley Social Notes From Weekend Visits

Mrs. Claude Carlson and her daughter Verna Mas were weekend visitors at the W L Ravert home. Mr and Mrs George Kevitt and daughter Francene were Sunday dinner guests of the C N Ravert family at Dalton. Oral Griswold and son Roy drove ...

Claude Carlson Verna Mas W. L

Local social notes from Broadwater and vicinity

A Sidney Sunday outing sent Roy to the Sam Sawyer home for the summer. Broadwater crowds joined Fourth of July celebrations and a barn dance at Frank Babb Place Saturday. Oscar Lindquist visited from Broadwater to buy hogs. Mrs J M C Gillespie and Miss Helen Stibor called on Wednesday morning at the Nelson Finney home. Gillespie recently bought a piano left by Mrs Charles Brown who moved to Grant Michigan. Sunday dinner guests at the W L Ravert home included Lloyd Ravert and his family, Mrs Claude Carlson, Verna Mae, and Miss Helen Englert.

Sidney Sam Sawyer Roy Broadwater Frank Babb Oscar Lindquist J. M. C. Gillespie Helen Stibor Nelson Finney Charles Brown Grant, Mich W. L. Ravert Lloyd Ravert Claude Carlson Verna Mae Helen Englert

West Center Notes on Local People and Visitors

Hazel and Harold Young recovered well after tonsil removals last Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Draper of Council Bluffs is visiting Sidney at J. vu. Guill home and daughter A. J. Jorgensen’s family. Jeanette Draper aided the Jobe family in cooking for combiners. Lucile Christofferson stayed with her sister Mrs. Ted Thompson. Ted Jensen family shopped in Sidney Monday. Ed Zorn bought a new Red River combine last week. A. H. Draper family spent the Fourth at Broadwater. Ruth Osborn visited Mrs. Arthur Ladine Wednesday. Hans and William Brogren of near Wayne arrived to stay with sister Mrs. Arthur Holt. They work on the E. E. Osborn farm. George and Albert Guill of Lyons joined the J. C. Guill home and work on the Albert Linton farm.

Ed Mintken Ted Jensen Herbert Birdwell Otto Zuhlke Bancroft Zuhlke Jeanette Draper Rowena Jobe Hazel Young Taylor Hospital Art Draper Amos Jobe Hazel Harold Young Margaret Draper Council Bluffs J. Vu. Guill Sidney A. J. Jorgenson A. H., Draper Lucile Christofferson Ted Thompson Ed Zorn Red River A. H. Draper Broadwater Ruth Osborn Arthur Ladine Hans and William Brogren Near Wayne Arthur Holt E. E. Osborn George and Albert Guill Lyons J.C. Guill Albert Linton

Eagle News snippet of Morris Jessen and Kallhoff trip

Mr and Mrs Morris Jessen and family and Mr and Mrs Tom Kallhoff motored to Sidney Sunday. Mrs Garhart Thurow spent the latter part of last week with Mrs.

Morris Jessen Tom Kallhoff Sidney Garhart Thurow

Kimball and Lodge Pole residents gather at Hume home

Walter Weigers of Kimball helped with the cabinet on the William Florke farm last week. Numerous families from Lodge Pole and Sidney visited, shopped, or rode to events, including a Lisco-Lewellen game, and several locals joined in Fourth of July celebrations in Sidney.

Dave Hume Walter Weigers Kimball William Florke Harley Weyerts Garhart Thurow Dora Hitchcock Winifred Beakon Arthur Ingwerson Otto Rahe Marvin Sanders Ilene Humphrey C. G. Hume Orval Hume Melvin Jurgens Gordon Cunningham George Buss Carl Walter Flicker Ernest Frerichs Dorothy Rhine Lodge Pole Howard Neff James Hume Morris Jessen G. Hume

Duck Stamps Boost Wildlife Conservation Effort

Federal hunting stamps, larger than special delivery, feature a J N Darling waterfowl scene. Proceeds fund migratory waterfowl sanctuaries, with stamps sold at post offices. all hunters 16 and over must carry one with license or certificate. Conservation aims address overhunting and drought impacts on ducks and geese.

J. N. Darling Biological Survey U. S. Department of Agriculture Darling Post Office Department

Sunday Social at C. G. Hume Home Hosts Jurgens Family

Arthur Ingwerson spent Sunday evening at the C. G. Hume home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jurgens entertained at Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frefrichs Jr. and family.

Arthur Ingwerson C.’G. Hume Ben Jurgens Bill Frefrichs, Jr

Richard Welton's Son Visits Fred Beyer's Home

Richard Welton's son spent Wednesday evening at Fred Beyer's home, a brief social note indicating a casual visit between families.

Richard Welton Rm Fred

Land restoration plan after stamp sale to fund marsh lands

A government program uses proceeds from a new stamp sale to address past land mishaps. Funds will restore drained wetlands to wildlife habitat and acquire additional marshes not yet destroyed, correcting errors in previous development.

Mich Sr

Constipated 30 Years Aided By Adlerika Remedy

An elderly reader claims thirty years of chronic constipation ended after using Adlerika at Western Drug Company. The testimonial states a dramatic stomach relief and renewed health following the remedy.

Alice Burns Western Drug. Company

Democratic Nomination Filed for Clerk of District Court

Native of Cheyenne County seeks Democratic nomination for clerk of the district court. Asks for support at the primary on August 14th.

Cort Cheyenne County Clerk of ‘the District Court

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H. J. Elsen and Sons Herman ‘Buescher Gurley L. H. Ross Peetz John Brauer E. C. Brauer George Deaver and Sons John George Home George Brauer H. J.elsen Conrad Messing Joe Biebl Branley Elsen John Harold Witters Dave Brown Melburne Brown Herman ‘Stueve Lawrence Schmidt Henry Schmidt J. Elsen Dorothy Gould Patterson, . J H.e.witters Lois Roseanna Birdwell Leola Messner Alva Birdwell Leland Clifford Webster Baby Elaine Woodruff Irvin Campbell J. O. Lobb Sylvia Margaret Reimers J. Oo North Divide Union Valley West Center By Huth Ocvarn Eagle News FirstWame Tee Farah Ule Lola Penny's Isheer Odds and Ends Cretennes Ven Ates Eige Alladt J.C. Penney 10Th Ave Aaa Price Gistered Pharma Carton Creans Chamberlains Eagle Sal Hiepatica Liniment Everready Williams Halr Toni T . Bet Xost Eee Alfred Christensen Pauline Tom Kallhof Carl Jurgens Elda Dene Humphrey Lavern Queen John Thompson Bunker Hill Mrs Richard Weston Iva Beyer James and Albert Max McMillen Earl Bayne John Engel William Rohde Carl Borcher Art Borcher Willis Beyer Wiley Melton Fred Beyer Mesdames Alex and Wade Sterling Henry Johnson Neva Leonard Bayne Alex Sterling Frank Beyer Joe Beyer Ervin Seimers Norma Jean Dick Seimers James and Albert George Telegrapa W. E. (Warren) Cunningham Bidney Jack Clayton Parks
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