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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1936

Page

2

Peetz News Highlights Local Visits and Football Win

Local residents travel to Omaha and Missouri to visit friends while others host visitors from Aromas California and Sidney Nebraska. Peetz football defeats Crook 20 to 0 away. Community events include freshman party, farmers union meetings, and church activities. Numerous visits to Fort Collins Sterling Denver and Nebraska City noted along with household improvements and upcoming local gatherings.

Maurice Nichols Denver Community Church Peetz Crook

Maple Grove Community Social Notes and Visits

Maple Grove news records social visits and meetings from Wednesday to Sunday. Residents like Robert Rexroth, John Junker, Vern Sharman and many neighbors are noted at Sharman and Johnson homes, club gatherings, dinners, and rope club events with plans for the next meeting at Mrs Albert Johnson’s on November 12.

Route One Social Notes From the Bondegards

Mrs Hubert Bondegard hosts and attends visits with neighbors and relatives across the week events. Families including Degenharts Bondegards Lutkehus Bartling Withers Earnhart Rowedder and Christensen are shown hosting dinners and attending gatherings while Ed Stevens ships cattle to Omaha.

Bunker Hill By Mrs Richard Welton

Mrs Rose Johnson of Sidney spent the weekend at the P J Dalton home. Mr and Mrs William Rohde and family with Richard Welton and Joe Beyer were supper guests at the Frank Beyer home. Mrs Charles Gabriel of Gurley visited the John Engel home. M Joseph of Sidney dined with the Fred Beyer. Mrs Willis Beyer visited Thursday with Mrs Frank Beyer. Hilbert Borcher drives the farmers union oil truck.

William Rohde Richard Welton Joe Beyer Frank Beyer Charles Gabriel of Gurley John Engel M. Joseph Sidney Fred Beyer Willis Beyer Hilbert Borcher Farmers Union

Weekend Visits Mixed Across Milburn and Nearby Towns

William Foster and family and Mr and Mrs Glen Freeman and daughter from Milburn and Robert Foster of Torrington Wyoming spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs E W McCluer s home. Mrs Lilly Brown of Lewellen stayed Wednesday through Sunday at the W A Bundy house. Mr and Mrs Tarl Page traveled to Cheyenne to visit Mr and Mrs Jerry Dendinger and returned Saturday. Mrs Frank Mathes visited Mrs W A Bundy Wednesday. Oscar Hatcher and wife were dinner guests Sunday at Wesley Kennen s home in Sunol. Mrs Wayne Reichstein and her son of Potter were guests Tuesday night at the Bundy home.

William Foster Glen Freeman Milburn Robert Foster Torrington Wyo E. W.,mccluer Lilly Brown Lewellen Oscar Hatcher Wesley Kennen Sunol Harry Anderson Anderson Missouri Wayne Reichstein Potter W. A

Family News From Atlantic Area

Father in law Glen Bales is at Atlantic Iowa. Joe Beyer and his uncle Ray Bayne visited Chicago on Wednesday and plan to return in about ten days. Mr and Mrs Alex Sterling spent Sunday with the Dick Seimers. Several Beyer and Sterling women attended a Catholic session at St Patricks auditorium and a bridal shower for Mrs Kenneth Swens. The Blue Boy pig club held an achievement meeting at the Frank Beyer home.

Glen Bales Atlantic Joe Beyer Ray Bayne Chicago Alex Sterling Dick Seimers Fred Beyer P. J. Beyer Wallis Beyer P. J. Dalton Elizabeth Sterling St. Patrick’'s Auditorium Wade Sterling Kenneth Swens Blue Boy Pig Club Frank Beyer

Meadow Lawn By Shirley Mayer

Dennis Walsh family hosts and visits with relatives including Ed McGowan Dick Juelfs Charles Mayer and Lee Shoemaker lists of callers and dinners. Travel to Dalton Scottsbluff Sidney Potter appear with several local households mentioned.

Shirley Mayer

Birthday notes and weekend visits grace Chapell area

Bundy celebration mentioned with Mr and Mrs Dan Cooley of Chapell calling on E W McCluer. Reena Fuller from Greeley visits with Clark and Mrs Fuller and family. George Runge stops at Sidney shop Thursday. Donna Jean Van Mask earns perfect spelling. Freshmen and sophomores, with Miss Prouty and Miss Goding, hold a wine roast Thursday night. Nebraska state library books arrive. End of first month marks report cards to be sent Friday.

Bundy Dan Cooley Chappell E. W. McCluer Reena Fuller Greeley Clark Fuller George Runge Sidney Donna Jean van Mask Miss Prouty Miss Goding Weiner Nebraska State Library

New York Republican Desertion Noted Amid Primary Fight

A leading New York Republican candidate faces a defection rumor as party lines shift in the primary battle, highlighting internal divides and the potential impact on campaign momentum.

Moses Attacks Landon Over Relief Use For Politics

Robert Moses, New York Republican and 1934 gubernatorial candidate, criticizes Wendell L. Landon for politicizing the federal relief program. He notes the Roosevelt era gave Kansas, under Kansas credits, loans, grants totaling 448,198,816 dollars.

Robert Moses New York Saturday Evening Post London Roosevelt Mr. Moses Landon Kansas Washington

West Center Community Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Larson and children and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harris spent Wednesday with Charles Hancock. Harris Weed Winkelman and Click helped Grover Sanders shingle his house last week. Mrs. Elsie Swing and Clara visited the Just Jensen and J. C. Guill homes. Mrs. J. B. Davison attended aid at Dalton. George Young and family visited Holyoke last Saturday. Mrs. Dirks of Auburn arrived to visit her sons Sou of Dalton and Dewey of Sidney and daughter Mrs. George Young. Raymond Scott of Greenwood was a dinner guest at the E. E. Osborn home Tuesday. J. C. Guill and Arthur Holt families visited the Schlotfeld home. Ladies aid meets Thursday at Mrs. Joe Larson. Bobby Larson spent Wednesday night with Clifton Osborn. Wayne Freeburg spent Sunday at Simla.

Robert Rexroth W. T. ‘Sharman John Junker Kearney Mons Johnson Andrew James Irwin Nels Johnson T. Sharman Vern Morfeld Harold Spiker Albert Johnson F. A. Johnson R. W. Johnson Art Sassaman Lee Johnson W. T. Sharman H. P. Michelman Ray Tremain Cecil Lincoln Nebraska City Cecil Tremain Ray Rexroth Doris Harvey Miles Paul Draper Meisner Minnie Hokom Oliver and Wilson Harry Tesar John Olson Johnson Ed Miles Rope Club Oscar Olson P. Cortney Hugh Cortney Will Badziong Malcolm Johnson Earl Sharman L. P. Heuge William Sharman Potter Ed McGowan Dick Juelfs Charles Mayer Lee Shoemaker Car Thomas Dalton Ivan Walker Scottsbluff Fern Cortney Frances Egging Dennis Walsh Louis Stecher Hooper Les Stecher Art Holt Carl Thomas Clarence Rogers J. C. Kreader Francis Rose Sidney Maynard Mayer Charles Ray J. M. Hughes Mary Josephine Walsh Ed Walsh Charles Hancock Glen Harris Gene Weed George Winkelman Clyde Click Grover Sanders Elsie Swing Clara Just Jensen J. C. Guill J. B. Davison Aid Dirks Auburn Sou Dewey George Young Raymond Scott Greenwood E. E. Osborn Bridgeport Arthur Holt William Schlotfeld Ladies Aid Joe Larson Bobby Larson Clifton Osborn Wayne’ Freeburg Simla

Rebekah Kensington Members Host Semi Monthly Visit

Rebekah Kensington and guests Mrs. Paul Bundy Mrs. Eugene Davis Mrs. O. M. Harris Mrs. J. H. Foster and Mrs. Harry Wingerson attended a semi monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Ward Taylor on Wednesday afternoon. The group enjoyed needlework and a luncheon contribution made the afternoon pleasant.

Rebekah Kensington Paul Bundy Eugene Davis O. M. Harris J. H. Foster Harry Wingerson Ward Taylor

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