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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
3
The column previews stage offerings and future attractions in theaters, highlighting productions, showtimes, and notable casts. It lists current performances and upcoming titles, noting dates, venues, and ticket opportunities for patrons.
A thriller about an escaped convict staging a deadly confrontation unfolds in a theatre, with a police chase and a dramatic shooting before the audience. Separately at the Fox, Gloria Stuart and Ross Alexander star in Maybe It's Love, a romcom about marriage, infidelity, and a tangled quadrangle in a lively office romance.
Maple Grove records a busy sequence of visits and gatherings among residents. Numerous family groups, including Ed Miles, Elmer Gade, Cortneys, Johnsons, and Sharmans, hosted and visited one another through the week, with farewells for Earl Sharman heading to Silverton Oregon.
Pleasant View notes list visits and gatherings. Floyd Sheets, Henry Moench, J. E. Morrow, Art Schuessler, Henry Krumm, Sidney guests, and a school meeting in Pleasant View with W. D. Mathewson elected treasurer. A wedding shower for Mrs. Herboldsheimer at the Morrow home drew about 35 attendees with a brief program and refreshments.
Sidney area residents and visitors are listed as calling on Thursday with Joe Jenik and G. W. Line among local business visitors. Nellie Lehmkuhl spent the weekend at Julesburg with the Dale Harrison family. Harry Crose plans an extended trip to the Black Hills Yellowstone park and Salem Oregon. Hazel Meyer, former Fort Morgan teacher, arrived for a home visit. O J Melton and Mrs Munson plus daughters Lois and Betty returned from Waco. Edith Meyer, Gordon teacher, visits home during vacation. Glen Lindley and family moved into the Line property in the north area.
East part of town Friday. Clarence Bacus of the CCC at Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here. Eskai Wikissa, en route to his home at Los Angeles from New York City, spent Saturday with his brother in law G. E. Minshall and family. Mr and Mrs Elmer Holtman and son are now residents of Julesburg having moved there Saturday. Mrs Cecelia Montgomery who spent several weeks with her sister Mrs Mattie Lough left Monday for her home at Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and daughters of Julesburg were Sunday guests of the former's mother Mrs Pearl Johnson. Miss Frances Minshall student at the state university returned home Tuesday. Preston Smith and Vern Bale returned Monday evening from Lincoln where they had been attending the university. Mr and Mrs John Jenik of Sedgwick called at the G. W. Linc home Wednesday.
Regulars and guests from Bunker Hill join family visits across Sundance, Sidney, Proctor, and Mitchell. Notable moves include Mrs. Richard Welton and Mr. Engel touring Wyoming, plus weddings, picnics, and scout outings among Borchers, Lessmans, Seimers, Beyers, and Hatchers.
Bronson family visits Mrs Oscar Hatcher and others from Big Springs over the weekend. Families of Linch Van Mark Tolle and Glassburn travel from Torrington to visit Emil Van Mark. Walter Fuller attends Mitchell boy scout camp. Asa Couch and sons spend Friday night at Emil Van Mark home. Mrs Leo Tolle and Mrs Emil Van Mark with daughter call on Mrs Charles Toile and family.
Meadow Lawn community page lists visits and calls among the Mayer Juelfs Walshes and Bovees. Several residents attend gatherings at Mayer and neighbor homes, welcome new district 142 board members Richard Juelfs and Art Holt, and note the Bovees moving to southern Idaho.
Agnes Walsh made calls at the Charles Mayer and Mrs. Pearl Lipska homes on Wednesday.
Mrs A Livingston reports social visits in Sidney and Proctor. Dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Vern Pearson of Proctor and Mr and Mrs Stewart McMillen attended summer school in Chadron. R N Huff is re elected district 27 director after a May meeting. over 50 people attended.
Mr and Mrs Eli Henderson and daughters Frances and Gertrude called in district 40 Wednesday. Mrs C S Chambers and daughter Gladys returned home after visiting Otto Kurz. Frank Kurz and children were Sidney shoppers Tuesday. Frank Thelen shopped in Sidney. Cecelia and Juanita Van Aelstyn attended a dance at Wellners. Clara Mohati accompanied H Van Aelstyn and Juanita to Denver. Neenans of Spalding visiting the McKatt homes. sisters. Gertrude shopped in Sidney. Heighs of Denver sent word they have a son. Agnes Chambers remembered. Frances Henderson left with the Lester family for mountains. King of Sheep club met with Claude Chambers with visitors Robert Kurz and Vernon Boyer. weiner roast afterward.
The Herman Schleiker family joined Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Segelke near Gurley. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ravert dined with the C. N. Ravert family at Dalton. A children’s program ran Sunday at the Dalton Presbyterian church led by Mrs. Elmer Martin. Mrs. William Schuler visited Mrs. W. L. Ravert on Wednesday. Nelson Finney and family were Saturday dinner guests at B. E. Wilkinson’s home near Broadwater.
At the annual district 20 school meeting two new members were elected to the board Mrs W L Ravert moderator and Mrs William Schuler treasurer Also noted were Friday calls by Mr and Mrs K C Finney and daughter Rae Nadie at Sam Sawyer home The M C C will meet June 20 with Mrs Harvey Chinn A strong wind and rain hit the area Tuesday with corn planting nearly finished farmers busy summer fallowing and adding feed crops Telegraph Wanteds Get Results
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