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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
9
The Sidney Telegraph imprint announces foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association and mentions postal matters, standard newspaper indicia, and second class matter status for Sidney, Nebraska.
A string of local happenings includes hay hauling by Clarence Teebe George McCall Jesse Moon and John Speaker for Dan Beebe, a party for Ed Hickersons 61st birthday, and various visits to Crook Sidney Sterling and Proctor. March 18 birth of a 7½ pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Fox of Illinois.
Ickes News gathers social notes from Hester and Al Morrow families hosting visits. Mary and Edward Walsh visited home folks. Allen Overman spent Sunday evening at Al Morrows. Vivian Grabill arrived from Council Bluffs to oversee farming interests. Leona Mowry spent Tuesday with Emma Morrow. Frank Weigands autoed to Bridgeport. BE Osborne family and JL Gen son and baby autoed to Sidney.
Mrs I T Ginean and family returned home after weeks with Mrs J E Osborne. Peter Pedlund visited Casper Wyoming. Leonard Freeburg family visited Dalton, Jol Drnison accompanied his mother to Sidney for dinner with the Rudd family. Treasurers of the Frank White visits list. G J Worth hosts neighborhood meeting forming a ball club. Art Dierks captain.
Sunday gatherings and Easter services mark a busy weekend as Frank Goodwin and family visit Clyde Kinton, Ed Woverton attends Sidney church services, and many locals travel to Sidney for meals, visits, and dress making. Moving plans surface for Fred and Will Wetzel toward Burlington, Colorado.
Maple Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson spent Tuesday afternoon at the W. Y. Miles home. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman were also in attendance.
Birds of Sunday through Tuesday social visits recur in the neighborhood. Vern son traveled with Ed Miles and family for meals with A I Miller. Ray Miles delivered oats to Albert Feeht. Charles Welton aided Wm Sharman. Several families attended meals and events in Sidney and Gurley, with church attendance noted on Easter.
A series of social calls and visits occur in Crook and nearby towns from Monday to Sunday. Families including Bevins, McDowell, Gross, McDonnell, Reeves, Loudy, and Lee exchange greetings, help with chores, and share meals. A local music store advertises Edison Diamond Disc phonographs from $60 and up, inviting demonstrations.
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