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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
2
An independent newspaper published at 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska each Tuesday morning serves the City of Sidney Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska audiences with local news and community coverage.
Max Ewen of Wyoming visited the A L Cruise home and many local families hosted guests through the week. Sidney and Lodge Pole residents, 4 H clubs, church ties, and multiple dinner and supper gatherings frame a week of shared meals and neighborly visits amid travel to Julesburg North Platte and Angora.
Local society items list visits, callers, and shoppers from Vernon area featuring Mr. and Mrs. Sprenger families, Lingwall and Sprenger households, and Sidney and Proctor connections. Attendants include Rev H F Krohn and family, Kin club events, and birthday dinners for Dorothy Sprenger and K Pearson.
Boulder City Nevada four years old, a modern community built by the U S Government for workers on the flood control and hydro electric project. The article notes no depression era hardship, no poverty or unemployment, with families on Uncle Sam payroll or contractor payroll. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Anton Fehringer ill at home and several families visiting or moving.
Miss Lula Reineka shopped in Sterling Wednesday. Alfred Sprenger and son called at the Charles Sprenger home Thursday. Rev H F Krohn and Charles Sprenger visited Hans Struve Mount Vernon. Sunday school starts at 10 a m and Endeavor at 7 p m every Sunday. Everyone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reimers and children Margaret and Howard. Esther Mae celebrated her 11th birthday with friends including Margaret Linke Lucile Christ enfersen Donis Young and others. Local families welcomed visitors from Crook Colorado and shared gatherings at EB Osborn home and Dalton. Harmony school eighth graders Dorothy Young Leon Larson Norman Christofferson Charles Caldwell and Harold Draper were recognized. 4-H club interest grew with Girls Own Room project and first year cooking. Arnold Christofferson purchased a new car. Various visits and club meetings enclosed with May perfect attendance and spelling awards at district 31.
Mr and Mrs George Whitney and family called at the Gunhart Olsen home Wednesday evening. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Hodgkin of Boulder Colorado Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs E M Nelson Irma and Arla were callers in Kimball Saturday. Mrs Chris Terman visited Mrs C S Herboldsheimer Saturday afternoon. Amy Ann and Joyce Larson spent Saturday forenoon with Mrs V A Nelson girls. Mer and Mrs Mark Todd and family were Sunday dinner guests at the George Whitney home. Don Heimer called at the C P Herboldsheimer homes Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Herboldsheimer were dinner guests the same day. Sunday callers at the Jens Olsen home were Mr and Mrs Svend Olsen and Lateater Ed Killham and family Ike Killham and daughters Harvey Marsh Clarence Evans and Frans Crest. Mrs Allen Nelson and son spent the weekend with Mrs Nelsons parents Mr and Mrs Vang Housen at Sterling. Mrs J W Bertramescri and Mrs H A Lockhart and sons called at the L K Nelson home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dewey Larson and sons and Vivian Herboldsheimer motored to Sidney Monday. Christie Bertramson closed a successful term of school Friday. The picnic enjoyed at Kimball park Sunday. Sidne Fadd spent the weekend with Iain Whitroy. Mrs A Nelson and family attended the show in Sidney Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Mads Larson, Mr and Mrs Aes Hansen and son, Mrs and nape Dewey Larson and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and Estairs, Mr and Mrs Walter Hodgkin and Mr and Mrs Walter Hankeyt were visitors at the C P Herboldsheimer home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Jurgens and son Melvin visited a white Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Bertha Borges home. Louise Borges returned home with them. Several families and neighbors called at Morris Jessen's and Arthur Ingwerson's homes. A large crowd enjoyed a dance in Bill Florke's barn. Various visits and trips occurred to Kearney Denver Utica and Sidney with dinners and Sunday gatherings. Cecil Hume bought a car from Anton Kripal. many residents were listed as guests or travelers.
H. D. Anderson and Frances Ayle were united in marriage Tuesday May 21 at the Bridgeport Presbyterian manse. Rev W E Dysart officiated in the same room where Frances’s parents Mr and Mrs A S Ayle were married 25 years earlier.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher will take a brief wedding trip to the Black Hills then visit relatives in Iowa and Omaha. They will spend the summer at Kearney attending school and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of Peetz.
About 40 attendees including parents school board members teachers and pupils enjoyed a banquet last Tuesday with readings music and speeches. Eighth grade pupils served, original poems showcased talent, Emma Baer and Roscoe Hopper attended from Rushville, Sterling friends joined commencement, Dorothy Dawson to teach near Potter next year, E L Pinge not of Denver delivered an address.
The text records a school program with mixed quartet a baritone solo and two piano solos. Diplomas were presented by Earl Hiet to Marvin Fleming Floyd Byers and Walter Hopper. Ed Meikelsohn gave the invocation and benediction. graduations, picnic, and local visits are noted along with several trips and social visits among Sidney residents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bolton and son Bobby dined at the Frank Meier home Saturday evening. Miss Anderson and Miss Kloepper left Sunday for Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming.
Ray Weikhorst spent the weekend in Denver. Mr and Mrs Ray Wills visited at the Ed Weikhorst home Monday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Weikhorst and son and Mr and Mrs Homer Light and daughter attended a school picnic in Kimball County district 11 Sunday. Burnell Lewden is now employed at the Ray Weikhorst home. Mr and Mrs Henry Kayne were Sunday dinner guests at the Alvin Shaw home. Duane Lewden is now employed at the Herbert Johnson home.
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