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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
2
Independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska every Friday morning serving the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska with local affairs coverage.
Local residents from Grand Prairie report a week of visits and meals. Hoagland family returns from Denver after a stay with Mons Johnsons and relatives. Dozens of neighbors share rides, host dinners, and attend festivals, hospital visits, and 4 H club meetings. Richard Welton visits Reche hospital with grandparents. Continuous social activity highlights ties among Jorgensens Olsons Weltons Tremains Frerichs and other families with numerous day trips to Sidney Alliance Denver and nearby towns.
Lavonne Vesey left Sunday morning for Chadron to resume studies at the normal after a two week home vacation. Many local residents visited, hosted showers and social gatherings, and a school fair exhibit prep continued as enrollment figures held steady.
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Lorenzo club ladies and their families enjoyed a Sunday picnic. Mr and Mrs Merle Meier of Hooper visited at the homes of uncles Ed and Frank Meier. The Meiers and uncles spent Sunday afternoon at Chimney Canons.
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Dalton residents attended the Gurley festival and Camp Clarke day at Bridgeport, with the Dalton band playing at both events. The Fred Holt family moved to the Keenan ranch for work, as Mrs. Harry Hewitt takes over the cafe business. Helen Mellberg left for Kearney normal, while the Bob Fitzsimons family moved to Gurley. A teachers reception at the school house drew about 90 people with a program of piano duets, a reading, duets, and a musical number. J. H. Foster traveled to Lincoln on business. The Robb family from Casper visited the Cloughs. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church basement. Mrs. Leonard Freiburg and Mrs. Mallory Morgan hosted. Mrs. James Devier and baby were released from the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown of Iowa on their honeymoon stayed with the John George family. Mr Brown is Mrs George's nephew. Mr and Mrs Charles Deaver and daughter Valera traveled to Chadron where Valera will attend Chadron Normal. The Deavers plan a few days in the Black Hills before returning home. George Brauer called on H J Elsen Wednesday. Charles George Clarence Deaver Vincent Goffney and Ionai Million were mentioned.
Seniors left for ChadronSunday. H J Elsen was dinner guest at A M Anderson home Saturday. Leo Koester returned Tuesday from Omaha on a business mission. Mrs Lewis Million and children visited John George home Wednesday. Mrs A J Petre and son George of Crook spent weekend with Mr and Mrs John George. H E Witters Harvey and Charles George visited H J Elsen Friday. Mr and Mrs H P Cortney and family spent Sunday with George Deaver.
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