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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
3
April Ameri can Legion auxiliary meeting at Ernest Anderson home planned Memorial day and poppy day drives May 25. Community events include band concert with Dr J J Fiegenschuh and activity at Cords cafe. Multiple town residents noted with visits, travel, health updates, and local happenings including school, church, and club meetings.
Town residents report hospital updates as Marion Neary and Stephen Hopkins receive care for infections and pneumonia. Thelma Mintken and Lloyd Mintken wed, planning a Dalton home, with Loretta Mintken and John Davison at their side. Also noted are a mastoid operation and various church events, exams delay, and local staff appointments.
Mrs. J E Morrow hosts Pleasant View at the Ray Wills home with Rev G H Boehnke and families, Carl and Henry Lueders households, and Miss Florence Wills plus Vern Hazgard of Cheyenne. Eunice Bergt visits Cheyenne friends. J B Morrow visits Ben Hilpert. Art Schuessler and Art Fiehler travel to Potter. Ben Hilpert and Rev Bodinke go to Sidney. J E Morrow and Art Schuessler visit homes Monday.
Faye Hughes spent midweek with Rose Sparks while Miss Riggs missed school due to difficult roads from a Thursday storm. A large portion of the North Divide telephone line was damaged by wind and snow. Community members including Florene Hughes, Grant Haworth, Rosetta Seimers, Dick Seimer, Herman Blank, George Rippe and several Sparks relatives were seen visiting and repairing around town.
Mrs H J Elsen hosts and guests attend a Bunker Hill school district play. Harold Witters visits with Stanley Elsen. Telephone line 1F repairs follow storm damage. Families including Bassett Kavanaugh and Koester attend high school carnival. Teachers and residents like Bernice Narjes stay with friends due to impassable roads. May 10 noted as a seasonal highlight.
Secret marriage Elizabeth Bryant and Bernard Helgate announced last November at Harrisburg. They plan to live in Fort Morgan Colorado where Helgate works. Best wishes extended for their married life.
Arthur Ingwerson spent the fore part of last week at the Paul Ingwer son home. Mr and Mrs C G Hume and family and Mrs James Hume were Sunday dinner guests at the Dave Hume home. Lavern Larson called on Harley.
Saturday evening at the J. W. Bertramson home Cressie Nelson, daughter of Ed and Mrs Nelson, is a patient at a Kimball hospital with ear trouble. The mother is with her. Kimball callers included the Bert ramson family and Christie Nelson, Carl and Dewey Larson, and C. P. Herboldsheimer. Community activity included telephone line repairs after last week’s storm.
Rain and snow Thursday and Wednesday bring moisture easing farming worries. Community activity includes Browning repairing a damaged telephone line and visits among families. Several local children missed exams due to the storm and residents attended weddings and birthdays amid the weather disruptions.
Pete Nelson called on George Beezt. Mr and Mrs Bill Frandsen are living on the old Nelson farm.
Milo G. Rice and wife deny circulating reports they plan to sell their Sidney business after more than five years of operation. They thank friends for support and affirm Sidney as their home and intention to remain.
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