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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
2
An independent newspaper published weekly in Sidney Nebraska outlines subscription terms with advance payment. Rates differ by delivery zones: one year postage paid zone one within 50 miles costs $2.00, outside zone over 50 miles costs $2.50.
Mrs J E Morrow hosts and attends house gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Ben Hilpert and family visit, Oscar and Hugo Mueler stay in Seward. Local youths host Hallowe en party. Sunday dinners and weekday calls among Morrows Brack Heimer Muellets and Brandenbergs noted.
The Peetz community reports the Women’s Club met with Mrs Harold Linde and Mrs Bules, farmers union gathering, and local boy scouts joining activities after trips to Sterling. Notable outcomes include a prospective Peetz boy scout troop, a church supper and bingo success, a series of visits and relocations, plus local marriages, birthdays, and school events shaping a busy week.
Mrs. George Sine and Mrs. Harold R Rowan of Broken Bow visited family ties as B J Bates hosted last week. Carrie Bowser, Mrs. Dick Brown and G W Sine called at Ida Rhoads home near Crook on Wednesday afternoon. Albert Fenske of Sund, Morris King, George Chaney and Harold Krie der returned Wednesday after business calls.
Mrs James Johnson and baby son returned home from Taylor hospital. Neighbors and relatives, including the Nelsons, Smiths, Herboldsheimers, and Maddens, shared visits and dinners across the week. A Farmers Union meeting occurred at Guy Terman’s with a large crowd, and several birthdays were celebrated at the Herboldsheimer home.
Mrs V A Nelson and family spent Sunday at C P Herboldsheimer. The Joey Neighbors club will meet November 21 at Mrs Carl Larson's home. Dewey Larson and family and Mr and Mrs Chris Terman visited Guy Terman's on Friday. J W Bertramson hosted visitors while Carl Larson and family shopped in Sidney. Allen Nelson and family returned from Padroni. Mrs Bert Walker and children and Mrs Svend Olsen visited Mrs James Johnson. Mark Todd's family joined Mrs Pete Nelson and Mrs Henry Hates for Monday visits at C P Herboldsheimer. J W Bertramson visited Kimball Wednesday. Windaw Herboldsheimer stayed with Alice Carol Nelson overnight. Mrs J W Bertramson visited her parents Mr and Mrs L K Nelson Monday.
Mrs Bert Allington and Lucile Wallace visited school Monday. The junior class presented Listen to Leon to a full house with praise for Mr Conn and the pupils. A minstrel show at the school house raised funds for Sunday school. Visitors included Mrs E L Booth and Mrs Friend Dickinson. Several from Sidney attended the funeral of Mrs Jerry Vacik. Local business and social calls fill the week with out of town guests from Syracuse and Commerce Iowa.
Mr and Mrs William Gatz of O Neill attended the funeral for Mrs Jerry Vacik. The deceaseds sisters were among mourners. The railroad bridge gang stationed here recently moved to Chappell. The junior class play followed by a gathering at Archie Conn home. Lunch was served. Mr and Mrs H RB Neuman of Crook attended the class play Friday.
A string of visits and events fills a local page. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and son Bobby called at the Frank Meier home while Ted Fleming and Raymond Walker returned from a six week trip to multiple states and provinces. Families including the Mohatt, Cortney, Fleming and Cham bers share dinners, calls and attendance at a bazaar and a Farmers Union meeting.
John Monatt home hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming and families for Sunday dinner. Mrs Harry Fleming and son Marvin visit the Charles Walker family. Fifth graders study southern states in geography while grammar grades tour across the country with a reward system. Armistice day assembly features a patriotic program. High school plans a Thanksgiving program and Christmas operetta with forthcoming entertainment.
Sidney social notes recount visits and gatherings in Cheyenne County. Don Rahn and family moved to the Frank Kurz home area while other locals including the Kurz family, Wilkins and Owens circulated between Sidney and district events. A district 36 dance with an oyster supper drew a large crowd.
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