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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1935

Page

2

Local Social Notes and Visits From Area Figures

Friday evening Lucile Wallace attended, Ruth Cortney was a supper guest at Bert Allington's Sunday, Henry Pavlat and son John were Sund call ers. Tuesday afternoon H Harms and son Dick returned from Omaha Tuesday, Mrs D Dyke spent days earlier with Mrs Dickinson. Levi Lorman, former superintendent of schools here, called Monday afternoon.

Lucile Wallace Ruth Cortney Bert Allington Henry Pavlat John H.harms Omaha D. Dyke Dickinson Levi Lorman

Kee Rendee a Taez editor and publisher note

An independent newspaper based at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska publishes Fridays. It serves Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. Rates show one year in-zone and out-of-zone subscriptions with telegraph news.

Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County Telegraph News

Grand Prairie Folks Share Busy Week Creekside Social

Local notes recount visits and gatherings across Grand Prairie. Frank and Ehmer Flessier helped Cecil Tremain harvest corn at the Ray Tremain farm, with many neighbors visiting, dining, and trading stories from Monday to Sunday. Numerous Johnsons Welton Smith and Frerichs families appear in calls, meals, hospital trips, and community events throughout the week.

Sid ney area social roundup dates and visits

Mrs. Emil Englert hosted Jackie Maurice’s birthday party for friends Wednesday. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Weber and daughter Mary Louise of Broadwater, Teresa Johnson, Clayton Lindley and Bill Englert. Many neighbors, gas pump repairs, CCC camp returns, and several calls across Sidney and Lodge Pole noted amid illness and routine visits.

Emil Englert Jackie Maurice Little Friends Amelia ® Lindley W. H. Weber Mary Louise Broadwater Therésa Johnson Clayton Lindley Bill Englert Lodge Pole Amannda Gemeinhardt Lesna Lindley Sidney Fred Classen Sunda Pail’ Booth Hugh A. A. Fenske E. L. Booth Mary Sager Bismark Range Homie B. C. Kucera James Kucera Geraldine Booth Bert Allington Max Wilt Dale Craige Dick Harms CCC Linda Rauch J. B. Ruttner Angela Emil, Englert Edward. Walters Dick’ Walters Noah Walters Tom Lucile Wallace Lee Johnson J. B. Rainer Ruth Cortney Minnie Rohlfing Ag‘nes* Dwyer Kathleen Mclllece Vena Quelle W. W. Craig Harry Warner Potter Monnday Idi Moortiéad Ruth' Fenske Cleda Booth Evelynn Melton

Social Round in District 36 at John Kurz Home

Sunday guests at the John Kurz home included Cecelia Kurz and Mrs Caroline Kurz with Mr and Mrs Co Ss Chambers and children. Ed Wolverton and others hauled a new piano for district 36. Several calls and visits occurred at Kurz and Henderson homes. The George Kretz sale drew a large crowd and the Ladies of the Mr club served lunch with good proceeds. Local children staged a Columbus play Friday and illness kept Laura Mitchell from school Monday.

Twine Twisters rope club formed in district 27

The Twine Twisters rope club organized Friday evening at the district 27 school house with ten members. Arvin Livingston was chosen leader and R N Huff assistant. Mrs A Livingston and Mrs W E Allman visited. Arthur McMillen returned Friday from Colorado with a truckload of poles. Mr and Mrs Hammond Earl and Martha left to visit Exeter and relatives. Lunch was served by Ladies of the M I C at the Kretz sale Thursday. Leland Bundy of Battle Creek overnight guests.

R. N. Huff Roy W. E. Allman Arthur McMillen Colorado H. J. ‘Hammond Earl Martha Exeter Arvin Livingston Kretz Salé Leland Bundy Battle Creek

Arvin Livingston Family Attends Local Gatherings

Guests at the Arvin Livingston home Thursday included Mr and Mrs Alfred Sprenger who shopped in Sidney after attending a county 4 H committee meeting. Joe McMillen called Wednesday morning, and Mr and Mrs John Lingwall and daughter Evelyn visited the Howes Friday evening. The Livingston family also visited the Vern Pearson home near Proctor on Sunday.

Frank Ehmer Flessier Cecil Tremain Ray Tremain Andrew Johnson Mons Johnson Forrest Tremain Frank Halsey Lodge Pole T. G. Waddell Charles Smith James Irwin Sam Irwin Joe Rosetrahs Taylor Hospital Charles Welton Mae Herman Dykman Betty Jean Sterling Pioneer Park J. C. Jorgensen Alfred Jorgensen Earl Gell Albert Hadden Mack Weaver Ruth Patty Anna Will Frerichs Potter Nels Johnson Beatrice Nelson W. O. Johnson Delores Oscar Olson Sidney Alfred Joreonsen W., Sharman Riay Tremaih J C. Jorgensen Arina Teylor Hospital Jorgensen Joe Rosecrans Martin Flessner Scottsbluff Junior Welton Richard Welton Welton Abert’ Johnson W. T. Sharman Ray Trenidin Dan Rupert Elmier Gade Lowell Hokom Julia Younglaird A. L. Cruise W. M. B. Cliub T. C. Spiker A. Pearson Paul Pearson Albert’ Johnson Frank Flessner Mary Ann Henry Schitiale Clinton Gade Arvin Livingston Alfred Sprenger County 4-H Committee Joe McMillen Arvin Livingston John Lingwall Evelyn Pete Howe Vern Pearson Proctor

Lorenzo High School Hosts Weekend Hamburger Fry

Lorenzo High School students sponsored a Saturday hamburger fry with guests including Miss Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. C L Hopper, Beck, Freda and Karl Kurz, Lauretta Brachtenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Paris, Marvin Fleming and Wanda Reynolds. Family visits and birthday and wedding anniversaries noted. snow and cold reported in Canada.

Lorenzo High‘school Miss ,Watkins C. L. Hopper Beck Freda Karl Kurz Lau‘retta* Brachtenbach Walter Phelps Irvin Melvin Agnes’ Phelps Ted Fleming Raymorid Walker Anatonda Manti Walker Canada Charles Walker Harry Fleming Irvin Phelps Howard Robert Hiett Ralph Fleming Floyd Fleming George Nieman

Family visits and club meeting in local community

The article records several social visits: Ed Meier family and Frank Meier with Otto Raddatz. Mrs. Walter Kinne and daughter with Mrs. Robert Robertson. John Treinen calling on Otto Raddatz. Leverett Payzant visiting his mother. The Lorenzo Stitchers club met in the school house with Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Fleming, and Margalaine Meier as guests. Helen Brachtenbach led the program on commercial patterns, May Brown conducted songs, refreshments served. next meeting planned for November 11.

Ed Meier Frank Meier Otto Raddatz Walter Kinne Sidney Robert Robertson John Treinen Leverett Payzant Lorenzo Stitchers Club C. L. Hopper George Fleming Margalaine Meier Helen Brachtenbach May Brown

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