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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
2
The notice lists second class mail matter rates for Sidney Nebraska readers. One year subscriptions are offered with postage paid, zone one within 50 miles at a rate of two dollars, and outside zone one beyond 50 miles at a higher price.
Local residents and visitors share weekends and afternoons in Kimball and surrounding areas. Names include Nelson Olsen Larson Whitney Bertramson Todd Willeford Terman Wolff and many others as families visit, dine, and attend clubs and social events across Kimball, Lodge Pole, Sidney, and Peetz.
A series of brief notes from Sidney recount welcomes and visits. George Brauer and family announce a new grandson. Herman Stueve of Wisner visits relatives. George Brauer family and daughters visit Sidney. John Witters injures foot at Krueger's Lake. Koester families host and visit. Stueve family and friends conduct business at Cheyenne. Charles George hosts a weiner roast at Krueger's Lake. Stuart Bush visits Charles George. Mrs John George and sons Harvy and Charlie spend time at Fred George's. Sidney residents visit various neighbors and share meals and hospitality.
Mrs Rudy Sellquist of Lincoln visited the John Theis home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Olson and family with Mrs Nellie Olson and Stanley spent Sunday at Harold Linde’s in Peelz, with Olson and Stanley extending their stay.
South Colton residents and neighbors share a bustling week with visits to the Omel, Dykman, and Theis homes. Many attended community club events in district 39 and picnics at Lodge Pole park honoring birthdays. A Lorenzo ball team faced Bunker Hill with a 5 to 2 score, and local families gathered at multiple homes for hours of visitation.
By Ethel Payzant. Charles Jacobson was badly burned by lye or holy water during a Friday incident. A nephew helps with the harvest. Percy Spinnekend and Weyerts son visited the Dimick home. The Pierces spent Sunday with the Qualls family and John Wey.
A cheerful outdoor gathering near Redington Sunday featured numerous locals including Mrs Bam Wickstrom and guests at the Emil Tank home. Harolds Tennant joined for dinner with families such as the Rapps and Wickstroms. Attendees traveled from Mitchell for the pleasant, sunny event and socializing.
Friday visits and family gatherings are summarized from local notices. Mrs. W. E. McDonald returns to Sam Wickstrom’s home with relatives. Edgar Anderson family visits Kimball hospital. Dorothy Fisher, Helen Tank, Harold Tennant, and Charley Winn picnicked at Legion Park then to Sidney show. Ed Weikhorst, Fred Evoldsen families visit Herbert Johnson. Leslie Weikhorst and Dean visit Homer Light. Joe Musil family guests at Paul Nagengast. Alvera Larson visited Mildred Rapp. Wickstrom and Emil Tank motor to Sidney Monday.
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