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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1934
Page
3
A long list of local visitors and travelers fills the page. Scottsbluff residents Mr and Mrs Ray Evans and kin return from vacation in the east. Various town residents attend weddings and picnics. Members of churches, clubs, and the American Legion plan events. Travelers head to Omaha Lincoln and Chadron for business and leisure.
The Presbyterian circle met in the church parlors with Mesdames Nelson Doran and Johnson as hostesses. Two vocal duets by Johnson and Doran highlighted the entertainment. Gift presented to Mrs. Whittmore, soon to move from Sidney. St Martha’s guild gathered at Wehmiller Radcliffe’s home for a Thursday afternoon meeting.
Royal Neighbor Kensington Legion park Tuesday afternoon features a covered dish luncheon and a 6 30 covered dish supper. Sunday school at M E Church Legion park Tuesday evening. Various clubs meet Legion Park Tuesday evening, Odd Fellows hall Wednesday and Masonic hall Wednesday night. Thursday afternoon hosts missionary and Dorcas societies while Friday hosts Frances Willard union at Mrs Ells home.
Tutore OC Fane Charles Darrah and Leslie spent Wednesday morning at the R L P Volkman home. Mrs Pete Buss aided Mrs Ben Buss with her work Tuesday. Nearly all the men in district 22 attended a meeting at the school house Wednesday evening. R P Volkman and William Thompson motored to Lisco Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Otto Rahe and family attended the dinner and ice cream party at the Cecil Hume home Sunday, honoring Lavern Queen and Cecil Hume birthdays.
Walter Flicker assisted Ben and George Buss in a Thursday afternoon incident. Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and daughters Doris and Darlene visited the William Thompson and R P Volkman homes Wednesday evening. Mrs J J Hume hosted dinner and supper at the Otto Rahe home Monday. Walter Flicker, his son John Tieman and George Buss attended the Sidney carnival Tuesday evening. Elsie and Delmar Rahe dined with the J J Hume family Friday. Tom Kallhoff called on W C Sears Thursday afternoon. Lavon Haxby spent Friday with Arthur Volkman. R P Volkman and Charles Darah motored to Lodge Pole Thursday morning. George Buss visited Garhart Thurow and Tom Kallhoff Sunday morning. The D Hume family of south of Lodge Pole visited Otto Rahe Tuesday afternoon. Everett Haxby of Scottsbluff visited W C Haxby Tuesday. Little Phyllis Jean Parker, who had stayed with the Haxby family, returned home with him. Clairbell Haxby joined for a two week visit with grandmother Mrs Robert Haxby. Charles Darrah and Leslie were Sunday dinner guests at John Hokom’s near Sunol. Melvin Jurgens spent Friday evening at John Gortemaker’s. Confirmation school started at Weyerts Lutheran church Tuesday morning with a large attendance. Melvin Jurgens spent Tuesday at the Cecil Home. Mrs J J Hume and daughter Elda, and Mrs Garhart Thurow visited Otto Rahe Friday afternoon.
A promotional note urges readers to place ads in the Telegraph and Telegraph News to buy trade or sell items. It claims low cost and high results, noting hundreds already use classifieds weekly for fast outcomes.
The Tower of London has stood for 900 years as England’s stronghold and royal residence. Historians describe it as the home of stout kings and grave knights, hosting revels while bearing witness to crimes, with a legacy unmatched among Europe’s forts and palaces.
Mrs Leonard Bass of Ft Atkinson Wis shares how Kruschen Salts helped her drop from 180 to 137 pounds, aiming for 125. She swears by daily use with hot water and claims overall health boosts and youthful feeling, available at Western Drug Company and drugstores.
Notice to dog owners: if your dog is picked up it will be held two days at the police station. Dogs may be redeemed by paying pound fee two cents per day and buying a license. 78 79 R. H Rogers Chief of Ponce.
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