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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

Page

4

Local Social News From Scottsbluff District

East Center residents and relatives visit relatives in Scottsbluff over the weekend. Mrs. M E Webster and sons Dwight and Floyd return home with Grandpa Witters. Mrs N H Tank visits Otto Zuhlke and Mrs Henry Spence of Tyler spends time with aunt Mrs Joe Vach. Estyl Jobe and Carol Ankeny Jr with Mrs Louie Reimers and children spend days in Lincoln. Aid met with Mrs M E Vach. she was absent from school. Teachers attended the Scottsbluff convention Thursday and Friday. Merrill Johnson called at J Lobb’s Thursday. Meetings by Mrs Sargent and Mrs Sh ended with supper at the M Webster home Tuesday night.

M. E. "Webster and Sons iDwight and Floyd Scotts Grandpa “Witters Ear N. H. Tank Otto Zuhlke Henry Spence Tyler Joe Vach Estyl Jobe Carol Ankeny, Jr Louie Reimers Bildren Lincoln Aid M. E Vach Scottsbluff Merrill Johnson J. Lobb Sargent M.webster

Social News From West Center And Nearby

West Center area residents hosted and visited nearby friends and relatives over the weekend. Jeanette Draper celebrated her birthday with about 20 friends at home, games guided by Miss Ethel Guill, and refreshments by her mother._OTHER local names include J C Guill Paul Weible and family visiting from Johnson and Gideon, Carl Ankeny and Miss Jeanette Draper parties, and dinners hosted by E E Osborn and guests Rev Largent and Raymond Rush.

A. H. Draper Ally Charles Scott J. c. Guill Paul Weible Johnson and Gideon Atton Jai Mental E. E. Osborn Fiidren Carl Ankeny Meneyenne Jeanette Draper Ethel Guill Jean‘ette Pete Henke Thure Salisbury Jensen George Worth Dalton George Young Fetazel Esther Mae E. E B. Osborn Olive Gineau Familly W. F Osborn E. E Osborn Land Largent Gurley Aymond Rush Paxton Donald Jorgenson Guill John Rathbun Cc. Guill goCharles Stacy Jenen R. Jensen J C Guhl Peetz

Weyerts News Social Notes From Huntsman Area

Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker assist stock feed at the Fred Flicker farm near Huntsman this week John Tieman stays at the Flicker place while they are away Several couples and families are noted visiting and staying with relatives in the area including the Darrah Dykman Rathbun Jurgens and Rahe families Various small gatherings and visits occur from Sunday to Thursday with neighbors dropping by homes in Mansville Gurley and Chappell One new son arrived at the Windsheimer home and local kids are mentioned in leisure and school activities.

Walter Flicker Fred Flicker Huntsman John Tieman Flcker Place Charles Darrah Laslie Delores Sidney Kord Dykman Arthur Volkman Delmar Rahe Charles Rathbun Leroy Mansville Wyo Otto Rahe Henry Block August Jurgens Ben Jurgens Familly Edward Busboom Elda Hume William Hull W. C Sears District 32 Elsie Garrett Thurow Chappell Edith Jurgens

Community notes from Bronson crowd and gatherings

A parade of local news describes a surprise anniversary and first birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, with neighbors including the Kirts and Loncar families. Visits span Oshkosh Omaha Sunol and Brandon, with radio installation, Halloween festivities, and a Bronson Helping Hand club gathering. Election board duties and local trips to Omaha and Arizona are noted.

John Miller Mrs. Miller Little Eugene Leonard Kirts Arthur Aurich Sunol John Frerichs Vera Tompkins Sidney Thelma Anthony Katherine Hatcher Dorothy Loncar Novak Omaha Will Turner Joe Ladine Mary Yoakam Kimball Charles Anderson Harry Scott Perse Tom Todd Bronson Helping Hand Club Lloyd Bridgeman Ghost Frank Anthony Earl Easton Oscar Hatcher William Bundy Bronson Roger Dean Turner Frank Hansen Walter Krage Arizona Roy Jensen Brandon Bickle

South Divide Social Roundup and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Floyd Fleming and Miss Bernice Sellhorn were guests of the Flemings and Glen Ayres for Sunday dinner with Earl Woods. Donald Meier spent Sunday afternoon with Louis Johnson. Eight men held a pheasant hunt at George Fleming's Sunday forenoon. H H C will meet with Mrs Frank Hand on Thursday afternoon November 13. Mrs S H Warrick left for Blair to visit relatives for several days. Mr and Mrs Guy Shaw attended a program in district 27 where Miss Esther Shaw teaches. Avichie Willet is picking corn for Robert Robertson and for several households including Mrs C M Johnson Mrs Ralph Fleming and Melba and Mrs George.

Allen Dykman Edwin Ericson Leslie Sanders Denver Anna Earl Sanders William Saye Billy Pete Nelson Saye Nelson South Dakota Oakland Calif Ruby Sanders Billy Smith W. D. Mathewson L. J. Shaw Arlo Fisher Fisher Charles Mayer John Shrinert Roy Robert Nelson C. P. Herboldsheimer Vernon Irving Sanders Fred Reetz Donald Ericson Sorter Potter Turkey Growers Idney Charles Smith Charles N. Johnson Potter Rl Gee George Reetz Ildren C. C. Crowell Ray Fisher Leslie Weikhorst Hallowe'en Sidney Floyd Fleming Bernice Sellhorn Ralph Fleming Glen Ayres Harry Earl Woods Donald Meier Louis Johnson George Fleming Frank Hand S. H. Warrick Blair Guy Shaw District 27 Esther Shaw Avichie Willet Robert Robertson C. M. Johnson Melba George Vera Woods McCook Roy Walker F C. Mills W. H. Ellis W. J. Shoemaker David Ells Clyde Robertson Norma Jean Greenwood Ted Fleming

Sidney Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits and Gatherings

A lengthy list of local visits and social events documents residents of Sidney visiting relatives in McCook and Wayne County, plus attendance at a school board meeting, a Farmers Union meeting, a teachers convention in Scottsbluff, a Sunny Side program and box supper, and multiple dinner and tea gatherings at homes of the Fleming, Walker, Robertson, Johnson, Halsey, and Olsons families. The note records neighborly hospitality across several days.

Mrs Taylor Spends Sunday at William Frerichs Home

Mrs Taylor visited the home of William Frerichs on Sunday, spending several hours there in a social call.

Taylor William Frerichs

County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson Thanks Voters

Gertrude M Nelson County Supt expresses gratitude for ballot support in the recent election. She pledges to advance educational work in the county and seeks continued patron cooperation to benefit the schools next year. She signs off with appreciation and service.

Gertrude M. Nelson

First U.S. Railroad Tunnel Staple Bend Near Johnstown

The Staple Bend tunnel, the United States' first railroad tunnel, lies about four miles east of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. It served the Allegheny Portage Railroad from 1834 to 1857.

United States Staple Bend Johnstown Allegheny Portage Railroad

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