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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
8
The notice lists performances and upcoming features showing this season. It highlights show titles, venues, dates, and ticket information for local readers planning theater visits.
A romantic comedy drama adapted from Ian Hay and A. E. Mason features Warren William as the Major and Dolores Del Rio as the Duchess widow from Monte Carlo. A South American beauty, widow of an English duke, eludes a dull diplomat and falls for the bold Major in a tale of romance and comic misadventure.
Local families and neighbors held coffee and dinner visits across Antelope and nearby homes. Scheduled Farmers Union meeting set for March 13 at Jens Olsen’s, with numerous calls and gatherings at Bert ramson, Nelson, Whitney, and Herboldsheimer households plus a notable jack rabbit windshield incident on a Nelson trip.
Mr and Mrs Ed Mintken spent Sunday evening at the Carl Christiansen home in East Dalton according to local social notes.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Westerhoff and daughters spent Thursday evening at the James Devier home. Mr and Mrs Fred Raihman and family visited Sunday evening at the Lloyd Yowell home. Mrs J D Devier and Edith drop by Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ed Henke. Carl Christensen and family joined Friday evening at the James Devier home. Henry Yowell and Walford Larson with Os Ed Weikhorst and sons spent Sunday at the James Devier home. Frank Halsey called Tuesday morning at J D Devier home. Ray Mintken spent Tuesday with Mrs Harold Warren. Forrest Devier and daughters visited Thursday evening at J D Devier home. Clarence Mellberg and wife returned Monday from Lyons Colorado after funeral of Charles Peterson, uncle of Mr Mellberg.
Sunday reports recount Mrs Bert Allington and family returning from Big Springs amid illness in Mrs LaGrange’s family. H C Wilt funeral held in yard due to scarlet fever quarantine with large crowd. Baby girl welcomed to E W Quinn household. Mrs Deaver aiding mother and baby. Several residents travel for funerals, employment, and care. Lincoln and Sidney connections feature in funerals and gatherings as quarantine limits activities.
Social notes recount visits and calls from Mrs Millard Queen and many locals. Names include Grimes Christensen Earnhart Bondegard Withers Kastens Foggensee Bartling Bondegard and others with gatherings at homes, churches, and a Ladies Aid event. Measles illness noted for Douglas Earnhart.
She had the disease. He gave several school children serum for prevention of the disease. Mrs Bluhm, in Denver, arrived home Monday to care for her daughter. Mrs George Emanuelson and Mrs Fern White called Sunday morning to see their mother, Mrs Wilt. Albert Ruttner has been quite ill with pleurisy but was able to be in town Monday. Mrs Bert Allington was a Sidney business caller Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs H O Withers spent a Tuesday evening at August Christensen s. Richard Bartling called at Albert Scharrel s Monday afternoon.
Announcement of Phoebe Pulver's marriage to Andrew J. Dickson in Brighton Colorado. Local updates include new hires at Peetz Consumers station Clyde Meyers Harold Hewitt and Mrs Del Hawkins return to work and teaching duties. Births hospitalizations and illnesses are noted along with several local visits and travel, including Christine Schadegg and Max Rawleigh's visit. Funeral and death details for Ida Barnhart are given with survivors listed.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingwerson hosted a Sunday dinner at August Jurgens. Melvin Jurgens and Charles Darragh dined with the C G Hume family. Melvin Jurgens and Pauline Ostermeier were guests at William Frerichs Sunday. Families of Hume and Reed visited, with several calls and dinners noted across Sidney and nearby homes. Hilda Reed returned from Chappell after an appendix operation at Harris hospital.
John Jessen spent Sundays at the Morris Jessen home as the dairy market notes value of cow milk. The food value of whee cates milk is ST4 cale jes per pound.
In a rustic farming bulletin McCormick Deering ads tout cold water washing for cream separators, rubber tires on rebuilt tractors, and small herd tips. It notes several tractor restorations, new purchases, and field tools like a wide type disk harrow, corn graders, and Farmall returns.
A compact ad outlines features of a Remington keyboard including castrol action, lane 2s, right and left shift keys, single and double line spacing. It notes a black carrying case included at no extra cost and touts a strong value proposition for buyers.
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