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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
2
An independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska issues every Friday morning serving Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Subscription rates payable in advance with telegraph news listed as 2.00 for five months and 2.50 for six months.
Mrs Millard Queen and others shop and visit in Lodge Pole and Chappell. Ed Stevens ships cattle to Omaha and visits relatives while John Kahrs dies and funeral held. Neighborhood gatherings, birthdays, and family outings fill a Sunday with rain and hail in the area.
Maple Grove society note book records a flurry of visits and dinners among residents. Families including Junker Irwin Gade Hokom and Nightengale host and attend gatherings, with multiple trips to Kimball Island Lake and surrounding homes. Memorial day dinners and birthday party honor Nels Johnson figure in lively community scenes with numerous names.
Mrs. sert George Booth and Walter Proctor conducted business in Denver. Ed Furer of Sidney visited Sunol on business. Omer Eppenbach family and Mr. Leise plan to move to Anderson, Missouri by truck. Leah Booth arrived for summer visit with mother E. L. Booth. Miss Booth teaches in Hammond, Indiana. Betty and Allen Webb accompanied her from Holmesville. J. B. Ruttner family joined Mrs. Catherine Mohatt for Sunday dinner. The Sunol baseball nine crossed …
Village notes recount Sunol residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns including Omahas visitors Emil Englert and A. Fenske, with many calls at homes of Lindley Englert and Withers. Sunol school election and superintendent appointment mentioned, plus several instances of weekend visits and local business trips.
East Gurley notes recount Mrs. Vernon Nelck aiding at the F A Rowan home. Sidney shoppers include Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and Mr and Mrs Charles Nelck driving to Sidney. The Nelcks and Schumacher family visit, with Louis Schumacher helping his brother Harry. Vernon Nelck and Harold Gibbins stop at Bert Gibbins home. Harold Gibbins and Mrs Nelck motor to Gurley. John Hinrichs visits Gurley. Dorothy Frerichs visits Charles Nelck. Charles Nelck and Albert Thomp-
Dalton callers were out Sunday with Louis Schumacher helping John Jurgens on Wednesday. Earl Johnson served as a Bridgeport caller Saturday. Franklin Dedrick is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Rowan this week.
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