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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1938

Page

6

Local Social Roundup From Sidney and Nearby Areas

Gayle Lundberg hosted by Vera Sparks on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray Frame drove to Dalton Tuesday and visited Julius Becker. Mrs O L Miller admitted to hospital for treatment Wednesday. Mrs Ed Brockeleby entertained W M B club members Thursday. William Frerichs Sr at home. Herman Bruns visited Sidney Thursday. John Jessen hauled wheat for John Gortemaker last week. Martin Borges called at Bill Bartling Sr home Friday. A correction: Ruth Buss and Ray Sanders did not visit relatives in Colorado Sunday. A dance at Lewis Haack farm Saturday night drew a local crowd. Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume Ya Mae, Mr and Mrs Joe Stretch Donnie and Pauline Ostermeier called at Otto Rahe home Thursday evening. Melvin Jurgens spent Sunday morning at Cecil Home home. John Frerichs spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Borges at Borges home. Willard Frerichs and Otto Rahe Martin Borges visited Mrs Bertha Borges Thursday. Mrs Carl Jurgens and Phyllis called on Mrs O Rahe Thursday morning.

Gayle Lundberg Vera Sparks Ray Frame Dalton Julius Becker O. L. Miller William Frerichs Sr Herman Bruns Sidney John Jessen John Gortemaker Martin Borges Bill Bartling Sr Ruth Buss Ray Sanders Colorado Lewis Haack Cecil Hume Ya Mae Joe Stretch Donnie Pauline Ostermeier Otto Rahe Melvin Jurgens Cecil John Frerichs Bertha Borges Willard Frerichs Carl Jurgens Phyllis O. Rahe Chris Henry Rohde Clarence Beyer Edwin Engel Philip Cronz Iva Beyer Herman Jurgens Chris Eigenberg Fred Beyer Frank Beyer Richard ‘Welton James Bernice Beyer Omaha Ladies Extension Club Jack McGrane Lorine Edwin Evelyn Harriett Engel Charles Gabriel Gurley Clarence Bernard Walter Johnson Pete Beyer P. J. Dalton P. J. Beyer Diocesian Council of Catholic Women of the Diocese of Grand Island Chadron Richard Welton Hilbert Bouler Bunker Hill Bronson Ray Fisher Potter Frank Klentz Charley Sprenger J. A. Lingwall H. F. Krohn Frank Klentz Sr Frank Klentz Jr Donald Dorothy Charles Milfred Sprenger Zike Silas Walker H. J. Hammond Earl Charles Sprenger H. F Krohn Calvin Eileen J. A Bertha Worges C. G. Hume Anna Hume Orval Hume Eugene Hume Howard Neff Bert Weigers Harvey Alvin Reed Walter Weigers Alvin John Jurgens Herman Fierke

Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska

In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska this is a notice to creditors of the estate of Cyrena E Green deceased. The court will sit in Sidney for examining all claims on October 29 1938 at 10 am and January 30 1939 at 10 am to adjust and allow. Claims must be presented within three months from October 29 1938 and debts paid within one year from October 12 1938. Witnessed by the County Court seal on October 12 1938.

Cheyenne County Nebraska Cyrena E. Green Sidney Said County Court A. D

Notice to creditors in Zalesky estate Sidney 1938

In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska Emil Zalesky deceased creditors are notified a claims hearing will be held October 29 1938 at 10:00 A M in Sidney to examine and adjust claims. The limit to present claims and payment of debts is one year from October 4 1938. County Judge Robt A Barlow seals the document.

Cheyenne Emil Zalesky Sidney Said A. D Robt A. Barlow

North Divide social notes and family visits

Mrs. Paul Sparks reports a sequence of Sunday visits. Ray Frame and daughter Edna hosted. Frank Goodwin and family were entertained at Clyde Kinton's. T. C. Spiker was ill but improved. Herman Blanke is at Tilden hospital in Denver. The Lessman and Mosel families traveled to Wayne for Mrs. Lessman’s mother’s illness. Mrs. Lessman remains. Edna Frame stayed overnight with her parents.

Ray Frame Edna Chester Frame Home Frank Goodwin Clyde Kinton Home T. C. Spiker Herman Blanke Tilden Hospital Denver Charles Lessman Paul Mosel Wayne

September attendance and school club elections in Cour tesy club

All pupils except one had perfect attendance in September. Officers elected include Rose Sparks as president Barton Kinton secretary and Donald Rezac news reporter. Rose Sparks and Margaret Lipke earned stars for twenty perfect spelling lessons. The sixth grade memorized Old Ironsides and made booklets. Eighth grade works on Evangeline booklet. Lower grades study Indians. A sand table project started. Fourth grade finished Swiss studies and the class makes a Swiss booklet. Each pupil discussed Columbus Day. Booklets and posters were produced.

Rose Sparks Barton Kinton Donald Rezac Margaret Lipke Columbus

Bunker Hill Social Roundup at Welton Family Home

Local notes record visiting guests at the Weltons and Beyers including Chris Rohde Henry Rohde Clarence Beyer Edwin Engel and others. Frugal gatherings covered a world series listening session and a patching overalls lesson by the Ladies Extension club. Coal hauling for Bunker Hill schools is also mentioned.

Weyerts and Thompson Families Visited Lodge Pole

Mr and Mrs Jake Thompson and their sons visited Lodge Pole on Friday. Jim Lindsey spent Sunday with Mrs Lindsey and their new son at the same time, indicating local family updates and new arrival news.

Jake Thompson Lodge Pole Jim Lindsey

West Center social notes and beet harvest labor in Scottsbluff area

Ruth Osborn reports West Center news with Mr E F Lorn and Glen Lorn in Scottsbluff area for beet harvest. Families travel to Crook Colorado to visit Mr Oliver Engleman. Local visits include Kenneth Morgan in Sidney and activities of the Ladies Aid with reelection of officers. Next meeting October 20 at George Young home.

E. F. Lorn Glen Lorn Scottsbluff E. E. Osborn Charles Hancock Crook Colo Oliver Engleman Kenneth Morgan Sidney Ladies Aid Earl Young George Young Morgan A. E. Linton A. H. Draper Dalton Mary Dirks C. Guill E. Elsborn

Potter Community News Briefs Rounded Up Activities and Visits

Local residents hosted gatherings at Brady and Rogers homes while many attended parties and meetings. Marjorie McMillan and Bob Bickel wed at Harrisburg. Community groups held bingo and birthday club events. Visitors from Kimball, Scottsbluff, and Sweden toured Potter. The piece notes a World War I spy sentence for Lather Witcke.

Potter items and local notices from Potter district

Leo Lipski will leave for the west coast Friday to reenlist in the navy. Mrs Lipski and relatives will motor him as far as Denver. Potter teachers spent the weekend at home. Miss Rosling, Shaw, Larsen, and Barrett traveled to Lewellen, Sidney, Dix, and Lincoln. Fern Larsen attended a Dix Faculty picnic. Mrs Anna Sanders visited near Lorenzo. Mr and Mrs Ralph Robertson welcomed a son, Brett Montgomery, born early Sunday at Kimtall hospital. Harry Chase returned from a visit with his parents at Ainsworth. Charles Neithan is reported very ill. Mr and Mrs Ray Klingner of

Leo Lipski West Coast Navy Pearl Lipski Irene Lipski Denver Potter Miss Rosling Lewellen Miss Shaw Sidney Miss Larsen Dix Mr. Barrett Lincoln Fern Larsen Anna Sanders Matt Trienen Lorenzo Ralph Robertson Kimtall Hospital Brett Montgomery Harry Chase Ainsworth Charles Neithan Ray Klingner Oi

Local Social Roundup and Neighbor Visits

Mrs. Alfred Koester and Mrs. Sam Chambers hosted the M. I. club at the Koester home with sixteen members and one visitor. Antiques were viewed and a lunch was served. Numerous calls and visits followed throughout the community including the Lingwall, Sprenger, Klentz, Hammond, and Hume households, with church, stockmen, and weekend arrangements noted among residents and guests.

Alfred Koester Sam Chambers M. I. Club Koester

Local births and social notes from Eagle vicinity

Mr and Mrs Walter Weigers welcomed a baby girl born Friday. Raymond and Marvin Sanders and Fred Kilgore were noted. John Frerichs visited Mrs Bertha Borges on Sunday. Miss Adele Hennig stayed overnight with Millard Queen in Lodge Pole Saturday. Neighbors attended a dance at Farzie Dickerson’s Saturday night.

Willard Frerichs Walter Weigers Raymond Marvin Sanders Fred Kilgore John Frerichs Bertha Borges Adele Hennig Millard Queen Lodge Pole Farzie Dickerson

Gone The High Cost Of Stomach Trouble

Adla Tehlets promises relief from stomach pains and indigestion at a reduced price. The notice, from Western Drug Co, advertises a three week supply for $1.25 with a money back guarantee.

Western Drug Co

Stamp sellers and legal limits on post office stamp sales

The law bars post masters and postal workers from selling stamps above or below face value, while private individuals may pay high sums for rare stamps. Stamp vending machine owners may profit from stamps sold.

Cork oak tree bark and its long harvest cycle

Cork comes from the bark of an oak species grown in Spain Portugal France Italy Tunis Algeria and Morocco. Bark is cut in strips for packing and shipping, with new bark regrowing about every eight or nine years. Trees live 150 years or more under this method.

Spain Portugal France Italy Tunis Algeria Morocco

Eye focus often declines with age, Collier's Weekly notes

The article explains that the ability to focus the eye on objects at varying distances typically worsens with age after middle age. By seventy, the power to adjust focus is usually diminished.

Collier’s Weekly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herbert Hruska W. P. Ackerman Carl Clifford Jensen The World-Herald H. T. Doranti 7Th Avenue Robert Barlow, Jr Denver Post G. P. Kratz B. P. Hamilton Burlington A. K. Greenlee Cheyenne County Lumber Co Geo. W. Thompson Elm Street NEY Leo E. Osborn Modera McCormick Deering New Idea Larson Machinery Company Team Black M. B. Morfeld Worden’s Rhode Island William Bergner 18Th Ave Cedar Street Cull Lumber Cheyenne County Lumber Company Barker Cleaners Elmer Lloyd Oliver Farm Equipment Company Otto Raddatz Blaha Garage Postoffice Tony Parley C. S. Radcliffe Bearcat Sidney Parts and Bearing Co Ed Brockeleby W. M. B. Club Russell Produce House Sid_ney Harding Cream Company William Mortensen Frank Wait Sidney Shoe Hospital Call Clifford Jensen R. P. Kepler State of Nebraska, Dss North Divide Paul Sparks West Center Ruth Osborn Hyennis C. J. Brady Clarence Rogers Rogers California Bud McMillan James Coulter Kenneth Rose Ed Wickhorst Rudy Dedrick Charles Dedic South Dakota Roy Anderson William Goding Lulu Slocumb Marjorie McMillan Bob Bickel Kimball Harrisburg Roy MacAdam Birthday Club Nick Jacobson Jacobson Mads Larsen Emma Olsen Jeanette Schuck August Nelson John Robert Byron Pavlat Bruce Hagemeister Elmer Browning Bertram Paul Simmerson Alan Connell Joan Fred Vaughn Lambert Johnson Wheatland Wyo Sweden United States George Waters Herbert Foster Sidley Lather Witcke Star Market Mr. Vernon Mrs. K. Sprenger Henry Walker John Lingwall Mildred Eagle Elda Jackson Telegraph Shaw-Walker the Telegraph Chicago Kansas City Grand Los Angele Cheyenne San Francisco Detroit New York Burlington Trailways Burlington Bus Depot Young’s Cafe Bara Eee Zeb Sez Wm. Sparks Bill Henry Hawkins Martin Christofferson Geo. Rippe Ladies of the Altar Society Frank Frauendorfer Aaa Atil Idte Readies W Ferre the Telegraph Publishing Co
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