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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1935

Page

3

Dalton community notes at a glance

A Dalton society page recounts a Saturday bridal shower for Mrs. Lloyd Mintken hosted by Mrs. Ed Zorn with about 90 guests, a May 17 closing for the Dalton schools with picnics, and faculty moves. It records baccalaureate and graduation events, student departures for California and western trips, local hospitalizations, and various club and auxiliary meetings across Simla and area families.

Ed Zorn Lloyd Mintken Dalton Flarce Blome Sidney

Antelope By Christie Bertramson Antelope

Mrs. J. W. Bertramson and family hosted a long list of dinner guests including the Ol sens and Adams at the Jens Olsen home. Several couples attended clubs and Royal Neighbors meetings while farms hosted gatherings. Mothers day programs and weekend visits punctuate a community week of social events and family time.

Local social visits noted across two households

Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelson called at Bert Walker's home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs James Johnson and family were Sunday dinner guests at Pete Howe's home. Emil Earl visited with the Nelson boys Sunday. Lucile Van Housen spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Allen Nelson.

Maurice Nelson Bert Walker James Johnson Pete Howe Emil Earl Nelson Boys Lucile van Housen Allen Nelson

Local social notes from Kimball area events

Mrs Arlo Fisher had a daughter at Pete Nelsons Friday afternoon. Edith Mitchells worked at the Howard Yost home. Mrs L J Shaw visited Mrs Ray Fisher Friday morning. Mrs George Reetz and Mrs Ray Fisher attended Ladies Aid at Potter Wednesday. Mrs Andy Rapp called on Mrs William Gustafs Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Hotes and son and Max Mathewson visited Fred Elmquist Sunday. Sons were callers in Kimball Saturday and also visited William Scheele. Robert and Roy Nelson and Charles Slama attended an allotment meeting at Potter Thursday evening. Mrs C P Herb olds heimer and children Clifford Kinley Bennie and Winoa visited Pete Nelsons Sunday evening. Mrs Jess Rogers Dorothy Fisher Mrs Billy Smith and Mrs Pete Nelson attended ANA at Potter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J E Morrow Mr and Mrs Vern Pearson Mr and Mrs Billy Smith and sons and Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson and son were callers at Pete Nelsons Sunny. Freda Prince helped Mrs George Reetz with house work last week. Mrs Bertram spent several days with Mrs Ray Fisher. George Reetz and Ray Fisher took cattle to summer pasture. H E Witters and sons Bobby and Hilton called at the H J Elsen home Tuesday evening. Stanley Elsen spent Wednesday night with Bill and Charles Chambers. Mr and Mrs John George and son Harvey visited relatives at Crook Sunday. Luth eran school picnic attendees at the fair grounds Sunday morning included Mr and Mrs Art Brauer and family, Mr and Mrs Fred Wittig and family, Herman Stueve and Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and sons.

Harvey Hite Gunhart Olsen Sven Olsen Ardith Ruby Denver Frank Adams Denver Frank Steinbrook Jens Olsen James Johnson Wilma R. N. Huff EH. R. Hadley Guy Terman W. A. Nelson C. P. Herboldsheimer Royal Neighbors Potter Farmers Union Ed Nelson Allen Nelson and Son Sterling Grace Wesley Herboldsheimer Joe Madden George Whitney Mark Todd Dewey Larson Ruby Deaver Carl Larson Boyd Calvin V. A. Nelson Laverne Vesey Pearl Hicks Marie Robertson Chris Terman V. A L. K. Nelson Arlo Fisher Pete Nelson Edith Mitchells Howard Yost L. J. Shaw Ray Fisher George Reetz Ladies Aid Andy Rapp William Gustafs Henry Hotes and Max Mathewson Fred Elmquist Kimball William Scheele Robert Roy Nelson Charles Slama C. P. Herbcoldsheimer Clifford Kinley Bennie Winoa Jess Rogers Dorothy Fisher Billy Smith ANA J. E. Morrow Vern Pearson Robert Nelson and Pete ‘Nelson Freda Prince Bertram H. E. Witters Bobby Hilton H. J. Elsen Stanley Elsen Bill Charles Chambers John George Harvey Crook Fair Grounds Art Brauer Fred Wittig Herman Stueve Henry Block Herman Folkerts Sterling Business Herman Florke Garhart Thurow Melvin Jurgens Chappell John Tieman Walter Flicker Alice Buss Pete Buss Helen Borges Katherine Borges Ben Jurgens Sidney John F. Tolkerts William Frerichs John Alice Morris Jessen Ruth Rose Otto Rahe Delmar John Gortemaker Lisco Elda Orval Hume Gordon Cunningham J. J. Hume Greenwood Ranch Pumpkin Creek Lena Carl Ehisert Broadwater Charles Darrah Herman Bruns Carl Jurgens Phyllis Jean A. P. Volkman Ellis Alvord John Garretts Fred Schleiker John J. Folkerts Lodge George Buss Henry Thurow Albert Linton Charles Jobe Leo Messner Leola Ted Kallhoff Marie Jerry Earl Leger Alfred J. O. Lobb Irvin Campbell Esther Mauer W. F. Waite N. H. Tank Amanda Berry R. R. Berry Guy Berry Clifford Webster Marylyn Linton Alfred Leger Barbara Marie Scott Roland Waite

Local social notes from Sterling and surrounding towns

Sterling residents and neighbors visited friends and shopped in Sidney and Lisco on weekend and midweek trips. The report lists numerous households hosting or visiting, with many calls to and from the Buss, Borges, Jurgens, Hume, Thurow, Tieman, and Flicker families, plus outings to Green Wood ranch and Pumpkin Creek.

South Colton Notes From Mrs H J Elsen

Raymond Fastenow, Stanley Elsen and Harold and Ruth Witters attended the junior senior banquet Friday evening. Miss Bernice Narjes will close a successful term Friday and teach here another term. A picnic will be held later. Mr and Mrs H E Witters and family Mrs W C Fastenow and son Raymond Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and family and Harvey George attended baccalaureate services Sunday. Charles Chambers stayed with Stanley Elsen Monday night. Mary Kavanaugh attended a party at St Patrick's auditorium Tuesday evening.

Raymond Fastenow Stanley Elsen Harold Ruth Witters Bernice W Narjes Narjes H. E. Witters W. C. Fastenow Raymond H. J. Elsen Harvey George Charles Chambers Mary Kavanaugh St. Patrick’s Auditorium

East Center News From Mrs J O Lobb Suburban Gatherings

East Center updates note cattle pasturing by Albert Linton and Charles Jobe on Wednesday. Several Sidney visits include Leo Messner family and Ted Kallhoff family. Local birthdays celebrated by Marie Webster and Esther Lobb circle. Reports of Sunday dinners with Leger, Campbell, Waite, Berry households fill the week.

W Sidney Draw and Local Circle Movements in Sterling

Mrs A Livingston and A Sprenger transact business in Sterling. News notes include visits by Anna Moffett to R N Huff, students taking seventh and eighth grade exams in Sidney, M I C meeting led by Mrs R N Huff with hobby roll call, Sunday school and Mount Vernon services, mothers day songs, and a large crowd at Lodge Pole area gatherings with the King of Sheep club. Several families from the draw attended and hosted meals.

Aijifrea Sprenger Sterling Joe McMillen Arvin Livingston Anna Moffett R. N. Huff Dorothy Sprenger Thileen Wayne Livingston Keith Sprenger Sidney R. N.huff Livingston Mount Veruon Joe Morfeld Edna Hammond King of Sheep Club Whayne Verlin Livingston Alfred Sprenger Charles Sprenger Lucile Walker C. O. Bills Roscoe Doris Maurice Hernbloom Clarente Bills Roy Bills Volney Wise Lodge Pole

Lodge Pole Junior Senior Banquet Planeed in M E Church

The annual junior senior banquet took place Thursday evening in the M E church basement with mothers of the juniors preparing the menu and decorations in blue and white. Local residents Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson returned from San Diego and James Carlton aided Loyal Lindley at the Hamburger Inn. C E Mapes, formerly of Lodge Pole now of Cheyenne Wells Colorado, died in a Lincoln hospital. Mrs G E Minshall and daughters attended a Sidney show, while Mr and Mrs John Mayer of Ames visited relatives.

M. E. Church R. F. Miller Mary Fusha Sidney James Carlton Lindley Hamburger Inn Lee Johnson San Diego Calif Lodge Pole G. W. Line Kelly Mary Fairbanks C. E. Mapes Cheyenne Wells Colc Lincoln Hospital G. E. Minshall Doris Dorothy John Mayer Ames

Seattle visits, Rock Springs trip noted in county items

For Seattle, Wash. They will visit Miss Anna Jacobs at Rock Springs, Wyo. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and Mrs. R. F. Miller were Scottsbluff business callers Thursday. S. Nellie Petteys went to Sidney Monday to care for her daughter, Mrs. J. W. McDaniel. Thelma Crose promoted to head secretary at Denver Woman’s College. Bernice Sizelove resigned teaching position for next year.

Seattle Wash Anna Jacobs Rock Springs Wyo Don Miller R.F. Miller Scottsbluff A. H. Fox Miller S. Nellie Petteys Sidney J. W. McDaniel W. C. Crose Thelma Womans College At Denver Bernice Sizelove

Ewing Urges Sidney Support Poppy Drive

D W Ewing president of the Sidney chamber of commerce urges business houses and their employees to support poppy day Saturday. He notes the patriotic significance of the memorial flower and asks wearing the poppy and aiding American Legion auxiliary volunteers distributing the flowers. He asks generous contributions to welfare funds through poppy purchases.

Sidney D. W. Ewing Chamber of Commerce Ewing American Legion Auxiliary Sidney Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary

Work Relief Money Is Due During Weekend

Nebraska expects its first $4 billion federal work relief allotment by week’s end. Governor Cochran reports a telegram from Clifford L. Shoemaker, district engineer in Omaha, urging action on highway and grade crossing allocations. The aim is to remove workers from relief rolls by funding projects needing labor, with wage rates and hours to be provided to the state. The highway department has prepared projects to join the program once money is released.

Nebraska Cochran Clifford L. Shoemaker Federal Engin Washington

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FOX Theatre Edmund Lowe Victor McLaglen Edwin Drood Moving Pictures the Fox Claude Rain Mrs Frank Englert Kenneth Reeves Maxine Eckert Shirley Davison Paul P. Cheff Sidney Presbyterian Church Supt. Lowry J. C. Fran Pallas Art Holt Leitha Gillespie Simla Womans Club M. M. Kummer Marion Neary H Hospital O. E. S. Kensington W. L.chichester Lawrence ‘Dirks Lutheran Ladies Aid Anna Weed Gilroy Henry Lane Telegraph Christie Bertramson J. W. Bertramson Sextrap South Colton Mrs. H. J. Elsen East Center S— W. Sidney Mrs. A. Livingston Mrs. George Line Poppy Highway Department Ginghams Batiste Frank Sth Qooooooooooce Ose Carlson Frank KOTEX Alka Seltzer AIC THE Western Drug Company Ladegard & Haworth
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