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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
2
An independent weekly paper issued every Tuesday from 932 Tenth Avenue Sidney Nebraska markets local City of Sidney Cheyenne County and regional western Nebraska interests with a community focus and timely notices.
Gladys Pavlat reflects on economic theory and policy amid the Great Depression. She discusses Will Durant and Spengler, capitalism, tariff debates, and the potential paths of deflation, inflation, and government planning. She weighs NRA and AAA impacts, farmers’ incomes, and the idea of inflation to restore balance without socialism.
Lorenzo and Sidney faced off in a Sunday baseball game with Sidney winning 3 to 1. Violet Raddatz visited her sister Mrs. Leverett Payzant for a day last week. Mr ange Wirs. WSiver Phelps hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday honoring their daughter Mrs. George Fieming with Melvin Phelps family Ervin Phelps Junior and Kenneth in attendance.
Bowman and Mr. and Mrs George Fleming and son spent Memorial Day at the George Fleming home. Several families including Nieman Struve Wolf Ed Meier and Meier households shared meals and visits across Sterling and nearby homes. Odtos Raddatz and son Ervin were in Denver Saturday returning the same day.
South Colton notes report a picnic at Lehman springs Sunday for families including Witters Elsen Shar man and Gould. Several calls at the H J Elsen home occur Saturday evening and Monday. Residents are visiting relatives and shopping trips are noted in Sidney and Denver nearby.
Friday activities include Clarence Deaver visiting his brother Charles at Chadron while Charles attends school. Cortney returned home with Harvey. Charles stayed for summer term. Mr and Mrs John George and Harvey visited H J Elsen. W N Needham painted for M M Herbert in Sidney. Jim Seda visited H J Elsen. Leo Koester spent Sunday in Sterling. H J Elsen and sons Curtis and Bobby visited A M Anderson. Alfred Koester and Chara Koester spent Sunday with Mrs Koester's parents in Sidney Draw. Bobby Elsen broke a collar bone playing Tuesday. Mrs John George stayed with her son Fred George and family Thursday and Friday.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Christensen and daughter spent Monday evening at Ed Mintken s home. Various local families visited across the area including Munshaws Bakers Devier Rathman and Yowell with likely social calls and a bridge party. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
Mrs Mable Pierson and daughter Vivian and Junior joined Mr and Mrs Leonard Freeburg on a fishing trip Sunday. Rabbits of local names visit, Epworth League rehearse for Sunday program, several visitors from Crook and Sidney call on neighbors, and a birth announced for Ross Einfeld. Various local residents attend events, dinner parties, and shop at Lodge Pole. Epworth program Sunday evening invites public.
Eagle News notes gatherings as Mr and Mrs Tom Kalihoff and children joined Frank Dickes for Sunday dinner. Walter Weigers of Bushnell spent the weekend in the area. John Peters called on Morris Jessen Sunday. Elsie and Delmar Rahe visited James Hume Friday. Low and Ed Stickley with John Thompson drove to Kimball Thursday to spend the day with Ned Lee and Mrs James Hume. Mrs Otto Rahe and family were called on by Mrs and Miss Hume Thursday. Morris Jessen and sons, George and Eleanor Kall were also mentioned in visits.
Mr Leafdale democratic state senate candidate interviewed voters in Sunol district after returning from the eastern part of the district. Ross Glassburn came home from Clearwater where he visited his grandfather and is recovering from arthritis. Ray Wellner and daughter Helena visited the J B Ruttner home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs I A Caldwell welcomed a baby boy Thursday morning and both mother and baby are doing nicely. Ruth Cortney and Elvetta Ehlers spent Friday with Mrs Bert Allington. Mr and Mrs Ben Vacik wereSid-
Mrs J B Ruttner and Angela and Mrs Bert Allington visited H R Glassburn and Jerry Vacik roots on Friday evening. Charles Mathews from Sidney staying at J B Ruttner home for the summer. Ernest Stimka house in northwest town destroyed by fire Saturday night. Robert Glassourn recovering at Taylor hospital after appendicitis operation last week and expected home by week end. Drizzle of social calls noted: Elvetta Ehlers Wanda Pavlat on Mrs Lawrence Schmidt. Joe Hornicek J C Miles J B Ruttner families at Wellner's dance. William Otto Melton Lodge Pole visitors. Sunday school picnic at Lodge Pole park. Alice Cronk weekend visit to Sidney. Clara Mohatt Emmett Freil called at J B Juutiner home. J C Miles family Sund caller Tuesday. G W Barlow family returned Friday from Freemont trip. Bev Allington H H Misegad Sidney callers Thursday.
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