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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1935
Page
2
Guy V Doran is an independent weekly newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska at 932 Tenth Avenue. It serves Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska with Friday morning issues and is mailed as second class matter.
Potter and surrounding area report a busy week with business calls by R O Chambers, visits by Mrs Stanley Davis and Mrs Lloyd Juelfs, and several callers from Kimball, Sidney, and Kremling. A Red Cross first aid station plan, a large school musical with 128 pupils, and various club meetings frame the community update.
Maple Grove news details social visits and gatherings across families and neighbors. Numerous names appear including Gade Hokom Waddell Sharman Johnson Miles Witters Spiker and Cortney, with mentions of birthdays, parties, a Hallowe en event, a festival at a Lutheran church, and a death in the Green family.
Mrs Hi J Elsen hosts visitors from Benkleman including Mr and Mrs W OC Hanson and daughters Wilma Grace and Carl. Vern Sharman stays overnight with Wayne Elsen. John George and Harvey shop in Sidney. Birthday parties and a wedding dance at Walbur Hall draw locals.
Residents of Sidney active in social and family affairs with visits, dinners, and weekend plans. Notable notes include Bruce Vernon Nelson’s birth, Nelson family gatherings, and club meetings. Local hospitality spans Olsen, Nelson, Whitney, Madden, and Bertramson households with several Sunday dinners and Friday visits.
Sidney shoppers visit by Mr and Mrs James Mohatt Friday. Harold Kurz helped Frank Kurz butcher a beef Wednesday. Mrs Caroline Kurz spent Wed and Thursday with her sons John and Frank and their families. Gurley residents S J Flora and children attended district 36 program Friday night. Frank Kurz called at Ed Wolverton home Thursday. Frank Kurz and Al Keester families visited Bert Walker Monday. District 36 teachers and pupils hosted a large crowd Friday night with program and pie supper. Mrs Frank Thelen hosted M I club Thursday afternoon. District 156 children enjoyed a Halloween party by teacher Miss Hemmer Thursday. Bud Twist Ed Van Aelstyn and Mildred Stark called on Frank Kurz Sunday evening.
Mrs John Grimes entered Chappell hospital last week for a few days medical treatment. A party was held at John Kas tens home Saturday night. Shoppers from this vicinity in Chappell Saturday included Mr and Mrs John Rowedder Herman Rowedder and children Albin and Rosa Mr and Mrs Charles Bondegard Mr and Mrs John Grimes and family Mr and Mrs Ollie Withers and Mrs
Sarah Hunt and Ralph and Maxine joined Hubert Bendegard and Alford Poggensee as Dalton visitors. A birthday dinner honoring Mr Kastens was held Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Bendegard and other local families. John Rowedder hosted and Millard Queen and family were among attendees.
Market quotations list wheat at 96, corn 80, cats 25, barley 27, colored hens 14, old roosters 6, co cred springs 14, leghorn hens 11, leghorn springs 11, butterfat 27, eggs 28.
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