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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
2
The Telegraph, established in 1873, is an independent weekly newspaper serving Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska. Editor and Publisher operate the paper from 932 Tenth Avenue, published every Friday morning.
A Washington dispatch reports Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska has decided not to seek re election next year. Friends suggest pressure influenced his stance while Norris himself declined comment. Norris, a veteran progressive Republican, long served in Congress and previously supported Smith in 1928 and Roosevelt in 1932. He also said he would not run for Nebraska governor next year and may retire when time to file for re election approaches.
Maple Grove residents and guests filled a week with visits and gatherings. Mrs. Charles Jones and friends attended a project meeting at the auditorium, dinner at L. P. Houge’s, and numerous social calls to local homes. Families hosted bunco nights, dinners, and weekend guests amid the ongoing Junior Farmers Union activities and neighborhood hospitality.
Noon at the Joe Green residence Mrs R W Johnson and son Walter called on A K Greenlee Sunday afternoon in honor of his birthday Andrew Johnson visited at Ed Miles home Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs L P Houge and Mr and Mrs Lesnard Walker enjoyed Sunday evening at Harold Spikers Mr and Mrs H P Cortney and family spent Sunday evening at Ed Cortney s Mr and Mrs Gunby and son visited at Charles Jones Monday forenoon Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and Art Sassaman called there
Mrs J H Geuspend reports at St Pauls Lutheran in Sidney where 84 ministers attended a conference, as women prepared and served meals. Alfred Jorgensen and family share meals at several Sidney homes. numerous local residents attend farm union events and visit relatives across the area. Lawrence Nelson and others travel, dine, and host callers while managing corn harvest and community gatherings through the week.
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