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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
2
An independent weekly published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska, issuing Friday editions devoted to the city and Cheyenne County interests. The item notes a monetary amount of 62.00 in the record.
Mrs Gert Allington reports civic and family news from Sunol including new Chevrolet sedan ownership by Mr and Mrs Emil Englert and family. Community events feature a masquerade party at the school house, church meetings, turkey preparations for Thanksgiving, and visits among locals such as the Dailey family, the Vacik and Booth households, and trips to Sidney and Denver.
Overnight guest Ormd Miségadis stayed with Dona Tighe. Jimmy Lindsay called at L. A. Pearson home. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Clarence Meyer at Lodge Pole. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halsey and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Halsey visited the Les Omer home. Miss Glenis Pearson spent time at L. A. Pearson home. Mr. and Mrs. John Theis and family visited the Les Omer home. The Misses Lass Omer spent Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Booth and family were supper guests at the H H Misegadis home Sunday. The gathering included Mr Misegadis and other local residents as a friendly family occasion.
Dorothy Elsen hosted a Wednesday visit with Arlene Stueve while George Hockerson organized local Farmers Union efforts nearby. Ruth Witters was surprised at her birthday party with many neighbors and families attending. Frank Rézanina and his wife celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary with a large gathering including John Fastenow, Gus Narjes, H P Cortney, Henry Biachtenbach, Geo Messing, Joe Brachtenbush, Art Wittig, and others. Nurses visited in Denver over the weekend.
State University of Nebraska reports a 1934 expenditure of 2,824,336 dollars, up from 1921, with 10,738 students in 1934 versus 8,196 in 1921. Instructional disbursements total 3,837,332 dollars, nearly two thirds of expenses, funded largely by state, federal, and other revenues.
Evening gatherings include Mrs. James Tighe with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rexroth and family at the Frank Halsey home. Sunday visits feature Mr. and Mrs. H C Schmaie with Herman Dykman, and Les Omel families with Oscar Olson. Others include Vv. W. Wise and Charles at Volney Wise, and Ralph Talish at the Les Omel home.
Billy Reinmuth had tonsils removed at the hospital Saturday morning. Ernest Nickells returned to Denver after visiting his parents. St Mary’s altar society held a bazaar supper and card party in the church basement Thursday evening. Ted Englert and others returned from a trip to Oregon. Rex Carey and wife drove to Denver on business. Mrs Nickells was a hospital patient Tuesday through Thursday. Russell Meliberg went to Denver on business. Many people are being inoculated against scarlet fever.
No new cases reported. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clair Davis Saturday morning. E. R. Blome returned Sunday from California after several weeks there and has not decided where he and his bride will reside. The Presbyterian Aid will hold a bazaar and supper Friday December 7.
Mrs Oscar Hatcher and Mrs Joe Driscoll of New Castle and Julesburg residents visited, kinfolk gathered at the A F Anthony home, ton sils removed at Taylor hospital, travelers from Big Spring Ogallala Sidney and local errands fill a week of small-town life with shopping, calls, school events, and weed burning on the highway.
Notice of a county wide rehabilitation program meeting in the district court room on Saturday December 1 1934 at 730 pm with D P Moulton as chief speaker Lillian E Carroll director of relief urges attendance and participation.
Dr Mabie won a match against Gift Shop chiropractor, with a phone reference 159. Ul
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