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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
5
Official sheriff notice dated October 30 1935 by W W Schulz sheriff announcing land parcels described as approximately forty 640 acres more or less in Cheyenne County Nebraska as per government survey records.
Mrs Karl Sprenger hosts dinner in honor of Warren Johnson at Mrs J H Hammond home. Attendees include Vern Pearson Proctor Collo Anna Reineka Lula James Johnson and families. Local residents visit shops, attend meetings, and visit at Sidney Sterling Kimball Lisco Potter and Potter areas. Sunday school Endeavor and choir practice scheduled.
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The State Department of Agriculture and Inspection announces the start of cattle tuberculosis testing in Cheyenne County, Nebraska, on or after November 25, 1935, under Chapter 12 provisions. The notice cites the November 12 1935 Lincoln issuance and requires a general circulation newspaper notice before testing commences.
An order of sale issued by the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs at 10:00 AM on December 2 1935 I the undersigned to offer at public auction at the east front door of the courthouse Sidney Nebraska all of Section 32 Township 13 North Range 51 West 6th P M containing six hundred surrounding parcels in the action Ella McCarthy plaintiff versus William S Black single man Ray Fisher defendants.
Mrs H C Schmale spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J K Dykman. Mrs Oscar Olson and daughter visited Mrs Frank Halsey. Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom were at Albert Brands home. Mrs Walter Wassum and Mrs E A ...
The report lists numerous social visits and gatherings among Johnson, Brandi, Halsey, Omel, Block, Olson, Tremain, Brandl, and others at homes in Alva Hart, Sidney, Lodge Pole, and Peetz. It notes dinners, parties, farewells, and calls, plus club meetings, a bazaar, and an Armistice celebration. Proceeds from a days of 49 show reached about 200 dollars with 130 dollars net. Opera singers performed at the schoolhouse and local religious groups prepared events for November.
Dalton beats Alliance reserves 12 to 0 at Alliance marking a conference title. Kimball game set for Friday. Charles Nickells returns from Omaha hospital visit. Henry Mayer and family came home last week.
Mrs. Pierce of Tiffin Ohio reports losing 58 pounds by dietary changes and daily Kruschen Salts in hot water. She credits cutting fatty meats butter cream and sugars and eating more fruit and vegetables. She notes improved digestion and plans to continue until she weighs five more pounds.
Mrs John Schmidt and family left Thursday night for El Paso Texas to start life there. At school activities George Runge hauled cattle for Clark Fuller Monday afternoon and Walter Fuller attended a scout meeting in Sidney Wednesday evening. The ninth grade English class finished Merchant of Venice and is making booklets. Miss Godings room held a Halloween party. A Parent Teachers meeting was held Friday night. Mrs Aurich was elected historian Hosts were Mrs Lyngholm Mrs B Runge and Mrs Robert McGee. Stamps sellers were named for the Nebraska tuberculosis association and include Lorraine Anthony Patsy Loncar Dorothy Donavon Lyngholm Wanda Hansen Geneva Darby Bertha Shindle Roland Darby Robert Mitchell Bernice Aurich Clifford Runge Esther Mitchell Yvonne Seimers Frances Mitchell Betty Lee Seimers Evelyn Anthony Bonita Runge Doris Runge Dorothy Lezcar Glen Runge Warren Shindle Hele Henn Donavon Lyngholm absent due to tonsil operation. Stars and prizes were awarded for 20 consecutive spelling lessons to Dorothy Loncar Betty Lee Seimers Frances Mitchell Evelyn Anthony Lorraine Anthony and Bonita Runge.
Miss Olive Connelly wed Harold O’Hare in a Wednesday morning ceremony at Kimball Catholic church. Bridesmaid Mrs. Jerry Dendinger of Cheyenne and best man Leo O’Hare attended. A wedding breakfast followed at Wheat Growers hotel. Several local families and visitors were noted in post wedding gatherings and social visits.
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