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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1934

Page

2

14 Years Ago H O Shunk Entered in Denver Show With Pups

A record notes H O Shunk took two Boston bull pups to Denver for the forthcoming bench show. The dogs have previously entered Denver and have never been credited with first honors. The article lists local residents traveling to Omaha for Marm voyage and mentions engagements, building changes, and university studies.

H. O. Shunk Boston Denver Omaha Otto Perco Herry Sparks C. W. Hornaday J Earl Thayer J. M. Jackett Cc Davis Leon Fine

Modest Lady Found Hanging Stockings on Line Veiled

The Chronicle reports a modest lady who hangs two stockings on her clothes line and covers them with a veil. The scene suggests propriety and discretion in her laundry display, leaving readers curious about the custom and its social implications.

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Sunnyside Social Notes From the Brandl and Omel Homes

Local column highlights numerous social calls and visits across Sunnyside including Albert Brandl and family hosting and visiting at Les Omel, E A Johnson, and other homes. Residents travel to nearby towns, attend plays such as The Alley Rat in Lodge Pole, and celebrate birthdays and club meetings with Royal Neighbors and Sunshine club gatherings.

Route One Social Notes from Ed Stevens Home

Sunday callers at the Ed Stevens home included Asley and Harold Stafford Lavern Queen Billy Moss Fred and Carl Derman Walter Brestel and Millard Queen plus Stanley Stevens and Billy Moss visiting Van Withers. A dance drew a good crowd at the Lewis Lenz home Saturday night.

Ed Stevens Asley Harold Andy Stafford Lavern Queen Billy Moss Fred Carl Derman Walter Brestel Millard Queen Stanley Stevens van Withers Lewis Lenz Charles Hafer Charles Weelfe Charles Bondegard John Seik Richard Bartling Ben Shipke Chapell O. H. Withers Georgia Dawson Clarence Myers Lodge Pole 2iHanning Foster Garrett Scharrel

South Colton Social Notes Bring Nearby Visits

Roland Krohn of Sidney spent from Friday until Tuesday with Wayne Elsen. Mrs. A. J. Petre and son George of Crook were Friday to Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John George. John George and son Harvey dined with H. J. Elsen Tuesday. Dave Brown and sons Virgil and Homer visited the Elsen home Sunday evening. Mildred Harold and Roger Witters spent Sunday and Monday in Denver. Eileen, Stanley, and Bob called at the Hater Schmidt home.

Roland Krohn Sidney Wayne Elsen A. J. Petre George Crook John George John’ George Harvey H. J. Elsen Dave Brown Virgil Homer Mildred Harold Roger Witters Denver

Local residents gather for visits and events

Mr and Mrs George Deaver visited with neighbors Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were held for Mrs H C Anderson Saturday afternoon. Mrs L H Ross and children from Peetz joined dinner guests at the John George home Friday. Dorothy Elsen stayed overnight with Inez Nieman Saturday. A bazaar and dance attended by many from the area occurred at St Patrick's auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday. Stanley Elsen joined Karl and Vern Sharman to Kimball to watch the Kimball Sidney football game Monday. Harvey George Clem Jimmy Deaver Hollis Thomas and Martin Jacobs spent Sunday afternoon at H J Elsen's. Mrs H J Elsen visited Thursday with Mrs John George. Telegeeph Wantads Get Resalte. Try Them.

George Chaney Donald Lodge Fore Lavern Queen Billy Moss H. E. Witters H. J. Elsen H. C. Anderson Kimball-Sidney Harvey George Clem Jimmy Deaver Hollis Thomas Martin Jacobs John George

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