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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

3

Advance showings and local gatherings across district 39

Advance notices recount visits by E A Johnson from Stromsberg and Omaha. H C Schmale family and John Omel hosts. Volney Wise family relocate to Lodge Pole. Numerous families attend a shower for Cecil Tremain in district 39. Farmers Union local 750 draws a large crowd and Lorenzo local staged a popular play. Farewell party held for John Volkman.

E. A. Johnson Stromsberg Omaha H. C. Schmale John Ralph Talish Lester Dorothy Esther Theis Cecil Tremain John Omel and Son Albert Brands George Emanuelson Oscar Olson Lawrence Hazel Linde Delores Johnson Farmers Union Local District 39 Lorenzo H. C. Schmale and Son L. A

Dust Storm Smashes Across Western States Leaving Nightlike Dust

A Western dust storm Thursday, the worst in memory, buried Sidney and western Kansas under thick dust and wind. Peak gusts reached 56 mph in Kansas and 49 mph at Sidney, with visibility near zero. Windows cracked, cranes toppled, and traffic slowed as darkness fell. planes still attempted routes at high altitude while other towns reported similar effects and scattered damage.

Sidney Kansas Big Springs Cott City Kan Dodge City Colby United Airlines Lincoln

Windy dirt storm hits town in years worst event

The Thursday wind and dirt storm devastated the community as residents battled its impact. C. Crowell and Roy Nelson departed afterward.

Pete Nelsor C. Crowell Roy Nelson

Local Social News and Visits Across Sidney Area

Elda Hume notes Harley Weyerts contact at Mrs Bertha Borges home. Orval Hume listed sick. Families including Stretch Hume Kallhoff and others visited Sidney, Gurley, and nearby friends. Dance at C G Home, multiple calls to homes, shopping trips, and weekend visits mentioned among neighbors.

Sunnyside Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. H. C. Schmale spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. A. Johnson. Harold Omel spent Tuesday night with Wilson Hokom. Oscar Olson and Frank Halsey called at the E. A. Wickard home. Mr. and Mrs. John Theis and daughter called at the Les Omel home Monday evening.

H. C. Schmale E. A. Johnson Harold Omel Wilson Hokom Oscar Olson Frank Halsey E. A. Wickard John Theis Les Omel

Route One Social Roundup from Chappell

Mrs Millard Queen and guests visited the John Grimes home on Wednesday. Local families including the Bondegards Earnharts and Kintzes were social shopping and dinners through the week with visits to Lodge Pole Oshkosh Chappell and Measles at home.

Community Notes From Local Residents and Visits

North Divide John Glant cares for the George Nieman home in his absence. Lorenzo Farmers Union hosted a play at local 445 on Wednesday. Ed Brockelsby visited his mother in the eastern part of the state Wednesday. Geraldine and Ray Cruise stay at the Brockers’ home during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hughes called on Ed Wolverton Thursday. Herman Blanke hosted a friends’ party on Friday. Conrad Glanz spent Wednesday afternoon with Lowell Wolverton. Ethel and Alfred Seimers celebrated birthdays at Fred Seimers’ Tuesday party. High scores by Harry Braash and Theresa Hughes with Lottie Weimer and Walter Engelland. Lottie Weimer stayed Tuesday night at the Fred Seimer home. Harold Kettler hosted Walther league members Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chean moved to Redington to live on Claus Engelland’s ranch. Rev. W. T. Karse visited district 77 Tuesday morning. Mrs. Jack Rathbun visited Mrs. C. B. Kinton Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chean hosted Sunday dinner for Paul Meyer and Jack McGrane families. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sparks and family with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hawkins were dinner guests at Elmer Childs Friday evening. Ruth Sparks spent the weekend with Margaret Miller.

John Glant George Nieman Lorenzo Farmers Union Ed Brockelsby Geraldine Ray Cruise Brockersby E. V. Hughes Ed Wolverton Herman Blanke Conrad Glanz Lowell Wolverton Ethel Alfred Seimers Fred Seimers Harry Braash Theresa Hughes Lottie Weimer Walter Engelland Fred Seimer Harold Kettler Walther League Elmer Chean Redington Claus Engelland W. T. Kahse Jack Rathbun C. B. Kinton J. A. Chean Paul Meyer Jack McGrane J. A. Sparks

Mrs Schmidt Helps Serve Banquet at St Patrick’s Academy

Mrs Oscar Hatcher reports Mrs John Schmidt aided in serving the banquet held at St Patrick’s academy on Tuesday, with local attendees and staff assisting in the event.

Oscar Hatcher John Schmidt St. Patrick’s Academy

Local Social and Civic Bits From Bronson Area

Mrs Oscar Hatcher underwent an operation at Roche hospital Saturday morning. Clark Fuller had dental work in Sidney Tuesday. Everett Foster A F Anthony Arvin Livingston and Walter Huettman were elected to serve the precinct. Mrs L J Damm plans to leave for Missouri to care for her eldest daughter who had been ill. Arvin Livingston attended a Farmers Union Oil company directors meeting Wednesday.

Oscar Hatcher Roche Hospital Clark Fuller Broadwater Mr. Fuller Sidney L. J. Damm Walter Fuller E. W. McClure Earl Tolle Bronson School House Everett Foster A. F. Anthony Arvin Livingston Walter Huettman Missouri J. C Earl Easton Farmers Union Oil Company

Local Social Roundup Sees Neighbors Visiting Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Jens Olsen and family visited at the Svend Olsen home. George Whitney hosted visits by Mr and Mrs Morris Reddy and Margaret. James Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Pete Hewe spent Thursday evening with Clifford Hammond. Ed Nelson returned home from Kimball hospital and showed improvement. visitors listed. Other local names and weekend visits noted, including Chauncey Nelson Harold Olsen at George Whitneys and more Shoppers from Sidney and Kimball frequenting area homes.

Christie Bertramson Jens Olsen Svend Olsen Morris Reddy Margaret George Whitney James Johnson Pete Hewe Clifford Hammond Ed Nelson Kimball Hospital Mr. Nelson Hans Drost John Fehringer John Dahlgard George Bules Lavonne Vesey Ruby Deaver Chauncey Nelson Harold George Olsen Joyce Larson Alice Carrol Nelson Maurice Nelson Kimball Marie Joritsma C. P. Herboldsheimer Janice Guy Terman John Lingwall Carl Larson Leo Olsen V. A. Nelson James Jensen J. W. Bertramson Sidney Vivian Dale Virgil Nelson Chris Terman J. W. Bertramsin Roscoe Madden J. H. Madden Dewey Mathewson Carrol Harry Lockhart Small L. K. Nelson Will Stein Louis Wittrock GC. A. Glassburn and Sons Wesley Herboldsheimer Markc Joritsma Dewsy Larson Carl Lar

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Allen Nelson attended a party at Glen Willeford s. The following took dinner at the Dewey Larson home Thursday C P Herboldsheimer and sons Leo Olson Carl Larson and Chauncey Nelson. Mr and Mrs James Johnson and children spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Pete Howe.

Sin’s Allen Nelson Glen Willeford Dewey Larson C. P. Herboldsheimer Leo Olson Carl Larson Chauncey Nelson James Johnson Pete Howe

Samuel N Kulp, 1858 1985, Sidney Resident Dies

Samuel Newton Kulp was born April 19 1858 in Montgomery County Pennsylvania and died February 28 1985 in Sidney aged 75 years 10 months 13 days. He married Clarissa Miller March 1 1887 and they homesteaded near Sidney. Survived by two children Eleanor Orlando and Blanche, three brothers, five grandchildren, and many friends. Funeral February 26 at the Christian church with interment at Sidney Greenwood Cemetery.

Samuel Newton Kulp Montgomery County Sidney Clarissa Miller Gundy County Eleanor Orlando Entratt Wash Blanche Rebecca Wilcox Limon Christian Church David Miron Kulp R. E. Weed The Sidney Greenwood Cemetery Gehrig

Browns of Kimball Visit East Gurley

Mrs Harold Gibbins reports in East Gurley that Mr and Mrs Brown of Kimball visited the town.

Harold Gibbins

Community notices wrap up to celebrate 96th birthday

Local residents share visits and gatherings in Sidney with Carl Feldman owning a new Plymouth. Names listed include Van Aelstyns, Schumachers, Nelcks, Jurgens, Gibbins, Kreinbrins, and Rowans. A tax schedule outlines store tax brackets and state school fund revenue.

Chain Store Tax Advances in Nebraska Legislature

A proposed Nebraska chain store tax won approval from the state senate judiciary committee after a 5 to 4 vote following a public hearing. Paul F Good of Lincoln, former Nebraska attorney general and author of the bill, spoke for the measure while opponents included T S Allen of Lincoln, L T Johnson of Holdrege, R T Comstock of Sioux City, and Vincent C Stub Hascall of Omaha. The measure would set up the.

Nebraska State Senate Judiciary Committee Paul F Good Lincoln T S. Allen L. T. Johnson Holdrege R T. Comstock Sioux City Vincent C. “Stub Hascall Omaha

Willing Workers Club Presents February Program and Play

Last Friday the Willing Workers club presented February Greetings and a play titled Twins Surprise Party with Elvira Horst Abraham Lincoln Willard Aurich Kenneth Ewert and Edwin Schulz listed among participants. Grade seven studies arithmetic interest grammar and interjections. The third grade conducted a reading test on Dick Whittington and His.

Blut Elvira Horst Abraham Lincoln Willard Aurich Kenneth Ewert Edwin Schulz Dick Whittington

Sat Kids Word Poems And Geography Tests

Fourth grade learned a poem titled Sat. Boys Wanted. Grades five and six took a Belgium geography test. The second grade recited The North Wind. Grade eight studies the objective case in grammar.

Belgium

Local Blacksmith Seeks Work After Hospital Discharge

I will be discharged from the B M hospital at Hot Springs South Dakota February 28 and will be home to my shop March 2. I ask for any and all work in general blacksmith acetylene welding machine work disc sharpening. Located on cover north of the post office. R M Adams

Hot Springs Cpr R. M Adms

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