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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
2
An independent newspaper from Sidney Nebraska issues weekly Friday mornings. The notice lists subscription rates payable in advance for one year including postage paid outside zone and 50 mile plane delivery areas.
Maple Grove residents and families attend birthday parties and dinners at multiple homes including the Witters, Hokoms, Gades, Sharmans, Miles, Nightengales, Owens, and Brands. Visitors travel to nearby towns like Buckingham and Sidney for meals and visits. assorted gatherings occur Friday through Sunday with extended kin and friends.
Mrs O Wyerts and Mrs Anna Borges visited Fred Bauer's home Thursday evening. Residents from here fished at the river west of Lisco Sunday. John Hume and family from Sidney joined Otto Rahe’s supper guests Monday. A large crowd attended a miscellaneous shower at William Frerichs home Tuesday for bride Mrs Hank Jobman, who received many gifts.
Mrs N Miller and Mrs Thomas Fisher visited Monroe for a week. C E DeLashmutt moved his family to the Walker house. Judge Carter spoke at Memorial day events sponsored by the Legion and auxiliary. Cemetery services were held and Potter’s cemetery was cleaned. Softball gains popularity with two teams training daily. Potter’s coach J R Lancaster and Miss Betty Woods wed in Gering. Various local visits and travels are noted, including Bearcats 6 0 win over Lorenzo and upcoming games. Community day at Cords cafe featured Emil Nelson. Miss Anna Uncapher closes a school term near Dalton and spends summer with sister. Poppy sale by American Legion auxiliary netted 32.60. Quarterly conference set at M E church June 10. Several residents prepare for summer visits and travel.
Mrs. Robert Nelson spent Thursday with Mrs. Ruby Dedic. Mrs. Francis Wiggins and Mrs. Clifford Anderson with daughter visited Pete Nelson. The Nelsons hosted guests from Sidney and Potter. Families picnicked at Wright grove and fished at Scottsbluff. Irene Dunlavy visited and Sunday school at Corner.
The community marks Mrs. Slocumb's birthday and the wedding anniversaries of the Arnells and Hagemeisters. Nora Hansen leaves for Denver after visiting her mother and sister. Bess Blair goes to Seattle via Portland with Harriet Warner. Devol Warner moves to Kimball for work. Tom Adams of Kimball visits Potter. Dr. Ray Sinclair and wife welcome a baby girl at Kimball hospital. Dr. C V Johnson mourns his Iowa sister. Rex and Mrs Ogard and daughter visit from Fremont. Lee Hagemeister family takes a brief Kansas trip.
Mrs. Joe Kubis and Mr. Joe Kubis plus Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Beel joined Ernest Johnson for his birthday at Alfred Johnsons. Busy Neighbors club met at Mrs. Ruby Weikhorst with four visitors. officers elected Pete Nelson president Fred Prince vice president Ruby Weikhorst secretary treasurer. Several households visited, and Lumper purchased in Sidney.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pretz and children were dinner guests Sunday at the Dewey Larson home. Several families including Glassburns Nelsons and Bertramsons were among callers and birthday celebrants. Lavern Nelson and others visited Carl Larson. Christie Bertramson returned from teaching south of Bushnell last term.
Sunday and Thursday gatherings mark a series of calls and dinners among Edson Madden Ed Killham Carl Larson J. W. Bertramson J. H. Madden and James Johnson households. Notable mentions include Chauncey Warren Nelson Vinoa Vivian and Mildred among local kin and friends in Kimball Sidney and surrounding homes.
The West Sidney 4-H sewing club met Monday with Betty Mae Atkins and most members present. Betty Anderson demonstrated sewing machine use. Next meeting with Dorothy Sprenger on June 7. Tea refreshments served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. John Leel shopped in Sidney Tuesday. District 27 schoolhouse meeting filled out breuth survey blanks. Grover Hasher visited Arvin Livingston Tuesday. The M.T.C. met Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Gliffora Hammond presided as members answered roll call. The club extended an invitation to the Sidney Woman's Club to visit on June 27 at the school house in District 27. Mrs. H. J. Hammorid read a paper on oltomar garine. Lunch was served by the hostess. Various local residents toured homes and attended gatherings in Sidney.
Mr and Mrs Ray Miles and daughters spent Sunday at Charles Neick home. Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbins drove to Sidney on Tuesday. Earl Johnson was a Gurley caller Monday. Orville Gibbins dined Monday at Harold Gibbins home. A large group from East Gurley attended the baseball game at Gurley Sunday. Harold and Mrs Gibbins spent Monday evening at Wayne Gilbert home. Mr and Mrs William Nelck visited Sidney Saturday. The Nelcks and Harold Gibbins shopped in Sidney Saturday. Morris Davis visited Gral Johnson this week. Vernon Nelck and Mrs Charles Nelck attended Sidney Friday. Glen Davis and Frances Davis were dinner guests Tuesday at the Vernon Nelck home.
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