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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
5
Mrs. Frank Mueller leaves hospital for home in Sidney after weeks’ treatment. Neighbors share meals and visits. Ellsworth family from Cheyenne joins Dan Heimer descendants for a Sunday lunch. Local clubs meet. Mann sale noted. hunting trips and extended family visits described. school Thanksgiving event planned with further announcements to follow.
Local notes record visits and calls among Lorenzo residents. Mr and Mrs C L Hopper with Lloyd Biers called on Mr and Mrs H F Fleming. Hugh Cortney and family dined at John Mohatt’s. Glen Bales visited George Fleming. Mrs Robert Robertson and son visited Clyde Robertson. M A Smith of Sterling spent the weekend with George Fleming. Mrs Harry Fleming visited Floyd Fleming.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bodine of Cheyenne visited the family of Mrs John Seifer Jr over Sunday. Mrs Henry Mayer and Mrs Rogers called on Mrs C A Baker Friday morning. The Kallhoffs and children spent Friday evening with the Alfred Christensen family. Bayard guests Lyons Parker and James Devier families visited the C A Baker home Sunday. Madeline Keetch spent Sunday with Frazer Munshaw. Armuth Shinker Van Anne families spent Monday afternoon at the Baker home. Mrs Forrest Devier and daughters were mentioned in the sequence of calls.
Sunday at the J. D. Devier home hosted Mr and Mrs Daversdal and Charlotte while Charles Munshaw Jr returned from Chicago. The Devier family and daughters visited John Harms Saturday evening. Fred Rathman and family joined Arnold Westerhoff for supper, and Miller Christensen families with Edwin Christensen visited Lloyd Yowell Sunday afternoon and evening.
Potter notes a weekend visit to Rockville and Howard county relatives. Local business, hospital, and road accident reports include Mrs Arthur Brady's death and Mrs J J Ayars passing. Community activities feature Halloween parties, school updates, church news, and a Kimball physician visiting Potter.
Mrs D C Lea and Mrs Lee Hagemeister to host Ladies Aid next Wednesday afternoon with an excellent program. C B Irwin of Kimball visited Potter on Monday. Potter Bearcats football team to meet Gurley at Armistice Day celebration in Gurley Saturday afternoon as local boys practice this week.
Overnight guests included Sadie Irwin Mary Kavanaugh and Vern Sharman at the H J Elsen home on Tuesday. Barnice Narjes and her pupils held a Hallowe en party at the schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon with Norma Jean Deaver and Edward Nazvjes as guests. H J Elsen and George Brauer attended the Smith sale last Thursday.
Stanley Elsen visited Charles Chambers on Tuesday night. District 26 box supper draws Ruth Marjorie Clem and Donald Deaver Harvey George and H J Elsen Dorothy and Wayne. Charles Deaver and daughter visited H J Elsen Monday. A Anderson and son Roy dined with H J Elsen Wednesday. Louis George and Marie Cortney stayed overnight at John George’s.
Nebraska corn hog contract signers will receive more in benefit payments than the processing tax collected on hogs they market. Tom Alling ton, president of the county corn hog allotment committee, states that producers who claim they pay all the tax will, on average, get more back in benefits. Individual figures will vary, with some paying the tax showing differing amounts.
A Nebraska briefing compares hog processing tax dollars to corn hog contract payments. It notes most tax revenue funds signer benefits while administrative costs cut into the rest, with 85 percent of production under the 1934 contract and signers receiving far larger per-dollar benefits than the tax collected.
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