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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
2
AEE has SRD and ERA sea credits valued at two dollars. The short note lists price details without broader context.
Gladys Pavlat argues the constitution remains alive and warns against expanding government power and tax burdens. She endorses intelligent citizenship, warns about potential political erosion, and stresses the ballot as the people’s safeguard against excess and misrule.
Sunnyside residents and families including W W Wise Ruth Theis Maxine Olson and others shared visits at Harold Hern Bloom and Ray Tremain homes. Miss Dorothy Theis returned from Plainview and Fremont with companions H Niebaum and Thelma Rowe. Community clubs met Friday and Sunday dinners were enjoyed with multiple calls to neighbors and friends across Sidney Chappell and Green districts.
Albert Brands home hosts and Sidney visitors appear in a sequence of social calls. Mr and Mrs te A Pearson visit Friday evening. Mrs Sylvan Halsey spends Battle day afternoon at Les Omel home. J A Talishalled visits Oscar Olson home Thursday. John Omel calls at Mike Lauder home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chris Lee visit Sidney Wednesday. The Olson and Peters families plus Harold Omel and Lloyd Talish share Sunday afternoon visits at various homes.
Local residents share Sunday visits and birthday surprise for Edgar Merex. Ed Walker’s home hosts games and refreshments. Ed Meier family weekend at Frank Meier home. community mourns Joseph Waller’s death and sends sympathy to Brachtenbach family. Several visits noted among neighbors and school saddened by baby Brachtenbach’s death.
Community updates show visits among Madden Olsen and Herboldsheimer families, Dewey Larson buying a Chevrolet, local gatherings at the Bertramson and Kelley homes, and multiple Sunday and Friday visits by neighbors and relatives. The Olsen brothers, Steinbrook, Whitneys, and Robisons are cited among guests and attendees.
Sunday dinners and weekend gatherings anchor a busy week in the area. Residents including the Nelsons and Jens Olsen hosted visitors while Delbert Nelson, recently enlisted, arrived from San Pedro to spend two weeks with his parents. A Farmers Union meeting at the Dewey Larson home drew a large crowd, and sales and social events at Olaf Peterson farm and Jolly Neighbors club funded local activities.
Milam and Dewitt Glassburn and Roy Hull called at E. M. Nelson's Saturday evening in a brief social moment noted by local residents.
Tuesday events fill North Divide with visits and calls as residents attend sales, host guests, and share family time. Local families including Sparks and Ely host gatherings while Maple Grove lo Cal presents a mystery play enjoyed by attendees. Absent Dean Hecker misses school due to illness.
Neighborhood notes recount Colton sale attendance by Mrs. Otto Christensen Mrs. H H Meyer Mrs Paul Fraass and son and Mrs E H Meyer and son. Lutheran aid at Lodge Pole hosted by Mrs Phil Wallace and baby. Visitors from Scottsbluff included Mrs W F Thomas. Class party at Lodge Pole with Lester Christensen Ernest W Namath and Carl Meyer. Social visits at Otto Christensen and Ernest Meyer homes. Farmers Union met at Henry Jenik with a good crowd and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Andy Stafford and Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen visited Otto Christensen home.
At a Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storey hosted family members from Sidney along with Mrs. Joe C Oliverius and Mr. and Mrs. E J Meyer and their son.
The Merry Workers hot lunch club in district 156 met on Tuesday March 6 with all members present. Problem four was read. Delphine Anderson and Betty Atkins were chosen cooks, Gladys and Claude Chambers housekeepers, Margaret Mohart and Claude Chambers bookkeepers. The meeting adjourned.
Due to high livestock volume at the Sidney Sales barn, all sales will begin at 1 p.m. each Saturday for farmers bringing stock. See Cuddeford at Central on Front Street for harness needs and repairs. Dr Mable Lott, chiropractor, office over the Gift Shop, phone 199, Sidney.
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