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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1935

Page

2

The Telegraph of Sidney Nebraska Publisher and Rates

The Telegraph an independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska issues Fridays serving Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Subscription rates payable in advance include one year within zone one for 60 cents and outside zone one for $2.00 to $2.50.

THE Telegraph Guy V. Doran Ee Rere Neni Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County Nebr Telegraph News

Prairie social notes mirror busy Grand Prairie week

Grand Prairie lists a dense flow of visits and gatherings. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flessner, and many others host and travel to Sidney, Dalton, and Sterling for dinners, demonstrations, church events, and farm work. Attendees include Albert Johnson, A. L. Cruise, Kathleen, Mary Ann, and many relatives. Roosevelt’s Sidney stop draws local families. new pastor Rev. C. R. Tanner greets churchgoers.

Potter Social Notes From Potter Nebraska Area

Mrs Miller Potter and guests share news of visitors from Sidney Ogallala Redington Cheyenne and nearby towns. Families travel to St Louis and California. Local WQTU members attend county convention in Sidney and are active in community programs.

Sunol Residents Share Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Sunol residents and visitors kept busy with social calls and small gatherings. Dan Rupert, Howard Swain, Tom Hibbell, and Mrs. J EB Ruttner were seen around Sunol while Mrs. Bert Allington hosted and guests visited friends in town.

Sunol and area social notes drift through week

Sam Wolfe transacted business Monday morning in Sunol while Lucile Wallace left Sunday for a few days visit with her parents at Shelton. Many locals listed as visiting relatives or attending events including Mr and Mrs Daily of Lisco, Mr and Mrs Holmes of Huron, and relations of the Ruttner family. A parade of Sunol residents joined crowds greeting President Roosevelt from the train in Sidney Saturday evening. Francis and Magdalene McElfresh of Wahoo stayed at the Ruttner home one night. Fenske and relatives also traveled through Nebraska City and Omaha with cattle shipments.

Sam Wolfe Sunol Lucile Wallace Shelton Bén Vacik Tandy Friend‘Dickinson Sidney North Platte J.B. Ruttner Angela Bert Allington Tom Ruth Cortney Meadow Lawn School Dalton Kathleen McIllece Agnes Dinger Earl“ Holmes Huron, S. D Bernard Lisco Tom Allington Feniskée Nebraska City

Wintry Week Observed in Sidney Area Social Notes

Snow blanketed grounds and buildings Thursday with frost and ice Friday. Local residents and visitors are listed: Ruby and Anna Sanders with the Dunlavy and Fisher families, Miss Ella Neilson of Bloomfield, Harold Tennant and Emil Tank households, J E Morrow Nelsons and several others called at Pete Nelson’s. Dalton festival attendance noted and birthday celebrations at Frank Dvorak and Hotes families.

Ruby Anna Sanders Neil Dunlavy Sidney Ella Neilson Bloomfield Charles Fisher Harold Tennant Emil Tank Nebraska J. E. Morrow Robert Nelson Alex Spencer Ray Fisher Pete’ Nelson Anton Kripal Lodge Pole Joe Kubis Charles Dedic Frank Dvorak Arlo Fisher Charles Slama Howard Yost Frank ‘Dvorak Frank, Jr Pete Nelson Orf Henry Hotes Sch Dix

Sunnyside Social Notes Reflect neighborhood events

Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson were Chappell callers Tuesday. Mrs. A Wickat entertained the Helping Hand club Wednesday. Mrs. Alpert Brand and daughter attended activities, reflecting a lively Sunnyside community social scene.

John Johnson Helping Harid Club Alpert Brandj

Local residents attend gatherings and outings in a busy week

Mrs Kaniel and Mrs Mart in Christiansen spent Wednesday evening together. Mr and Mrs W W Wise attended the football game at Lodge Pole Friday. Several couples including the Tighes, Johnsons, Talishs, Johnson Blocks, and Theises attended the Dalton festival Thursday. Dorothy Theis stayed with Sylvan Halsey Thursday and Friday. Sauder and Holtman hosted Sunday dinner with their spouses. Lowell Hokom and Albert Brand home visit Saturday evening. Sylvan Halsey and L K Omel hosted Sunday with families. James Tighe called on J A Talish Sunday. Albert Brandl called on Elmér Gade Sunday. Oscar Olson family were Sidney shoppers Saturday. Ralph Talish visited Albert Brandl Sunday evening. Harold Omel went to the Sidney show.

James “Irwin Robert Fred Dorothy Ed Miles Frank Flessner Mary Ann Ednie Flessner Sutherland A. L. Cruise Kathleen Sterling Alfred Jorgensen C. A. Foster Ralph Harlan Dick Darnall Ralph Tabor Herold Christensen Albert Johnson Christian Church Paul Pearson Walter Craig Will Gade J.H. Geu Fritz Brauer Sidney Albert ‘Stevens Gothenburg Forrest Planck Myrna Rae Matha J Briday E. Blanck Mildred Witters Albert Frerichs Della Elser Russell Leo. Woods Denver Hayden Colo Ayered Abe James Henry Arlene Lestie, Johnson Sankt Alva Hart Mons Johnson Albert Fenske Sand J. H. Gell Dan Rupert Doris A. i ‘Cruise City Auditorium Roosevelt James Irwin Ray Tremain Dan‘ ‘Rupert E. Rupert Mildred Hart Beatrice “Nelson John Olson Harold Christensen A. L Cruise Sam Irwin Frances Faye Leslie Johnson Ted Moris ‘Johnson Wall ‘Gade Charles’ “Welton Mae Albert Stevens Mack Weaver Guy Anna Charles Welton Richard Welton Mildréd Hert Jess Hunni Martin Flessner Scottébluff Gade Lavern Jegnver Herman Dykihian Betty Jean E. Planck Will Frerichs John Ojison Earl Johnson A. Pearson Don ‘Weimer Ogallala Alfred Jorgensen A. A. ‘Rudd Laura Ed ‘Breternity Norma Jean G. A. Foster Mildred van ‘Stenberg Mis A ' Mjorgenden Anne Ralph J. A. Choan Henry Schmale Rand Henry Florke Ray Tremain Verona Frank Wigman-and-daughter Berkeley Calif Maré Art Holm Lester Ington Fred Dressers Charles Weston Betty Jean Dykiman Hada -Hadden Oscar Kaniel Martin Christensen W. W. Wise Lodge Polo James Tighe E. A. Johnson Ralph’ Talish Johnson Block Esther Dorothy Theis John Johnson L. K. Ome Oscar Olson Ralph Talish Albert Brandl Harold Omel

North Divide By News Notes and Social Calls

Mrs Pearl Sparks North Divide By and Mrs G B Kinton attended Rebekah Kensington Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Jack Rathbun Mrs Paul Sparks and Mrs Ray Wellner attended the show Wednesday afternoon. Ruth Kinton and Margaret Miller stayed overnight at the home of Ruth's parents C B Kinton. Mr and Mrs Albert Haworth called at the Russell Haworth home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C B Kinton Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and Mr and Mrs.

North Divide By G. B. Kinton Rebekah Kensington Jack Rathbun Paul Sparks Ray Wellner T. W. Hawkins J. A. Sparks Ruth Kinton Margaret Miller C. B. Kinton Albert Haworth Russell Haworth

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Calls

Mrs Albert Haworth spent Thursday at the Dalton festival. Mrs O L Miller and son Walter motored to Kimball Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Albert Wingo of Mitchell spent Thursday at the W A Sparks home. Mr and Mrs Vern Hawkins called at the T W Hawkins home Thursday evening. Miss Martha Senstock and Clyde Nelson called on the latter's parents Friday evening. Rozetta Seimers was a dinner guest Sunday at the Paul Sparks home. Mr and Mrs O L Miller and family attended a ball game at Bronson. Edwin Stanke called on Paul Sparks Sunday afternoon. John and Conrad Glanz motored to Scottsbluff Sunday. Herman Blanke returned Tuesday evening from the eastern part of the state after visiting the past month. Mrs James Hansen of Cheyenne spent Wednesday at the J A Sparks home. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

Mudge Emil Cords Grand, Island Anta Sanders Birthday Club C. E. Biggs C. R. Tanner Ada Brady Bushnell Wray Wrycoff Atlpakton Wycoff EmilGords Grand Island Cord ‘Ring Coras Leland Burdy Battle ‘Creek Mich Bundys D. C. Shea Kimball William’ Cords San Diego Calif Emil John Clausen Jacinto Arnel Washington J. J. Fiégerischuih Hirtbell Charles Stanton Sturday Gillette Wyo Bert .Christéensen Bay Oil Company Hughes J.hughes Hunts‘man Mary Aliée “Hughes Scottsbluff Ralph Robertson Veterané Cheyenne Stevens Kimpall Rodman Potter Pete Is Rig Shea Speyid Bowerigan Veterans’ Hospital WQTU Sidney Unvillighn Hakemeister MacAdard Helsing Charles ‘Hagemeister Bt Eeetir Lueninghoener Bf Hoopet Ig Joe Emil Johnson Glen’ Ross California Martius ‘Christensen Ed Carlisle Reece Reéce Sidney-esilers Calfornia Dan Rupert Suno Waller Howard Swain Sunol Tom Hibbell J. B. Buttner’s Reinhart Gurley Prinsdent Ori Marie’ Stevens U.F. Demers Sumir Howard Johnson Mitchel Kayce, Wyo Allington Honte Omaha A. Or ‘Petérson Lodge Bartol Mornday Albert Haworth Dalton O. L. Miller Walter Albert Wingo Mitchell W. A. Sparks Vern Hawkins T. W. Hawkins Martha Senstock Clyde Nelson Andrew Nelson Rozetta Seimers Paul Sparks Bronson Edwin Stanke John Conrad Glanz Herman Blanke James Hansen J. A. Sparks

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

We extend to all our dear friends our sincere thanks for the many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs L F Cunningham, Mr and Mrs Warren Cunningham and Jeanne, Mr and Mrs Paul Parish and family, Mr and Mrs Lynn Cunningham and family, Berton Cunningham, Margaret Cunningham, Roger Cunningham.

L. F. Cunningham Warren Cunningham Jeanne Paul Parish Lynn Cunningham Berton Cunningham Margaret Cunningham Roger Cunningham

Market Quotations From Grain and Livestock Prices

Wheat and corn quotes headline the market page with prices listed for bar ley colored hens and roosters along with eggs butterfat eggs and various poultry categories. The column reflects routine commodity pricing and farm stock values without notable events or names.

Don’t Sleep on Left Side Affects Heart Adlerike Remedy

An old ad claims sleeping on the left side harms the heart and promotes using Adlerike to release poisons and gas pressure, enabling a full night’s sleep. It attributes the product to Westren Drug Co.

Westren Drug Co

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