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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
2
Independent weekly newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska notes local city and Cheyenne County interests and western Nebraska coverage. Postage paid in advance. mailing details indicate a small town paper serving regional readers.
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Grand Prairie and Sidney. Families including Weltons, Jorgensens, Irwins, and Weavers exchange trips, meals, and Sunday calls while eighth graders take exams in Sidney and helpers assist with work at several homes.
Mrs J Hume hosted the I Hy club on Wednesday with seven members and six visitors present The next meeting will be with Mrs G G Hume Genévieve Hyde aided Mrs F H Schoenemeyer with her homework Saturday Cecil Hume and George Buss hauled hay from Sunbi Fridays Mrs G Hume called on Mrs Paul Ingwersoh Thursday morning Mr and Mrs Harley Weyerts visited Mrs Bertha Borges and family Reeves Stretch of Sidney stayed several days last week as a guest of Mr and Mrs Joe Stretch Fred Hentig and Lynn Chichester harvested wheat on the Hume farm Donald and D Etry Hurse were overnight guests of Dave Ingwents Saturday Mr and Mrs Morris Jeser and daughters shopped Saturday Florence Sedustiatneyer was on the sick list last week Mrs Bailard Fig Wverson and Grace Mitchell spent Thursday evening at Paul Tigwetein's Cecil Hume and Paul Tigwersot visited Liseo Sa Deiria Bofees and Ldualia Schwarz Spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Henier and family at Ggal Lalla Melvire Jurgens called on Garhart Thurew Sunday Bih Bartling drove a tractor from Lodge Pole Monday Sida Hume spent Monday at Otto Rahe’s home Henry Thurow called this week in the city
County Superintendent Gertrude M Nelson announces eighth grade examinations to be held at Skiney Potters Dalton and Lodge Polé on Wednesday May 15.
The article recalls Shriners with red caps touring Scottsbluff last Wednesday, listing attendees including Mr. and Mrs. West and many others. It notes a Dalton wedding of Ernest Lloyd Myers and Anna Irené Rathbun, plus Eastern Star officers elected and local shop visits from Lodge Pole residents.
Green of Sidney sponsored an amendment that allowed the senate to adopt the old age pension measure. A committee including Green O'Brien and Warner will push SF 367 and the state assistance bill, with Green’s amendment diverting 4 million from the state gas tax to fund pensions. O'Brien plans to drop a 2 percent sales tax proposal and retain the pension machinery. Progress was reported as Green stated.
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