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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
2
An independent newspaper published in Sidney Nebraska each Friday morning serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Subscription rates shown include in advance pricing for local and distant customers, with two rate tiers based on distance.
Local notes report Mrs. Ethel Payzant and families visiting in Iliff and North Platte. The mobile community scene lists neighborly calls at several homes, club meetings, and a Knights of the Mystic Sea gathering. School updates cover early September start, report cards, honor rolls, new pupils Floyd Bayne and Ross Bayne, safety reminders, and a district 77 farm project with student rank names.
Mrs Caroline Kurz spent a few days with her daughter Mrs J A Sparks and family. Several local families attended the Dalton festival. Claude Sparks motor to Sterling. W E A party in Sidney. Bill Hecker birthday surprise. High card score by O L Miller and Mrs Hecker. Dinner for Elmer Childs and others. Fishing trips to Sandlake and Belmont Dam.
Mrs N Miller reports residents and visitors in Potter Nebraska with notices of moves trips and family visits. Dr and Mrs Hahn former Potter residents en route from Chicago after western coast trip. The Davis family hosts Bobby Hahn. Angora visitors Marylee Hagemeister and Mrs Rogers return home. McGowans move west side, Jacobson family to take vacant house for school access. Thurman McMillen returns from CCC camp staying in Potter. Freshman initiation costumes before high school party. Joe and Lawrence Schwartz visit Sargent relatives. Nelsons shop in Sidney. Layton family visit. Lehmkuhler and Booth go to Pine Bluffs for work. Sanders of Yakima WA visit sister-in-law and niece in Potter. Eric Anderson travels to Olympic WA to see relatives including a 32-year estranged sister. Kenoyer family from Broken Bow visit. Womans Foreign Missionary Society meets. Elmer Seyfang and Kaderli attend Masonic in Kimball. Iversons visit Sterling. Tobler goes to Torrington WY for two months work. Lehmkuhler visits Chappell. Arthur Leafdale of Denver visits. Dan Rangers of Grand Island visit Sanders’ aunt. Spike Wheeler recovers from knee injury. New Western Nebraska Oil driver B J Slack replaces Dedic Jr. Dedic and Moench purchase Cords beer parlor. Boyd French works at Kimball. Mrs French with Stanley Davis. Dalton festival attendees. A Leafdale visiting Hastings. Dale Glansman visits cousin Mrs Dean Hagemeister in Idaho Falls.
Miss Helen Riggs of Sidney spent the weekend with Miss Floy Thayer. Mrs Josephine Johnson stayed in Hemingford, and Mr and Mrs Earl Thayer and daughter Floy visited Sidney Saturday. Kimball High’s boys play football at Potter today. H Stevens made a business call in Sidney Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs James Vacik spent last weekend in Denver. Mrs Joe Vogler will visit with daughter Mrs E N Roth. Steven and Lloyd Tilghman were guests. they fished at Jumbo. Rex Gentry and others joined. Brossard and Deming returned from Bridgesport race meet. A severe freeze ruined the bean crop. Victor McCracken returned from Keystone. Neal Brown and family visited in Denver. The group also spent time at Sterling.
Sunday gatherings and visits fill Lodge Pole area as Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kallhoff host relatives, while numerous neighbors including the Hume, Ingwerson, and Dickes families share meals, calls, and drives to nearby towns like Scottsbluff and Sedgwick. Festivals at Dalton attract regional attendance and shopping trips to Sidney and Gothenburg.
Mr and Mrs Albert Brandl spent Monday evening at the Lowell Hoktom home. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and son Earl and Mrs Fern Gould visited Mrs Nels Johnson Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Joe Green was a Wednesday guest at the C O Hade home. Mr and Mrs Sam Irwin and Frances Faye enjoyed supper Wednesday at the Lowell Hokom home. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gade and Ion were evening guests. Ed Miley and W T Sharman were dinner guests Wednesday. In the afternoon Mrs Sharman Mrs Gould and Mrs Miles visited at F A Johnsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brothers and their children visited the George Whitney home for Sunday evening supper. Carl Larson and Ed Nelson went with son Allen to Douglas and Casper Wyoming to buy ewe lambs and returned Saturday. Mrs Dewey Larson was summoned to Taylor Monday due to her father's illness. Mr Larson and his sons planned to join her and expected to go Thursday morning.
A period of visiting and small gatherings is detailed with numerous calls and meals. Neighbors and families including the Larsons and Jens Olsens share visits, travels to Denver and Council Bluffs, and a baby birth at Kimball hospital. The Farmers Union meeting is set for October 12 at the Hadley home.
Mrs A Livingston notes Sunday dinners and visits among neighbors including Sprenger Reineka and Huff families. Infant Lloyd Reineka showered by M I C ladies. Eileen Livingston sustains burns from a swinging rope accident. local social calls and a district 27 sermon announcement. apples for sale and a brief want ad closing.
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