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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
11
Local updates list frequent calls and gatherings among residents of Lorenzo including Phelps Struve Schmidt Cortney and Walker families. School activities note county exams in Sidney and 4-H and Farmers Union events. Visitors travel between Lorenzo and neighboring towns with social dinners and Sunday gatherings at various homes.
Mr. and Mrs. G L Schiller called on Engelland family Wednesday. Ladies Aid met at Henry Schmidt home. Farmers began farm work. Ed Burris and others visited Niemann home. Inez Niemann injured finger in a car door. Several visits and social events noted at Niemann Kettler Engelland Miller and other homes.
The period saw deposits around 243 million dollars, down from 252 million in December. Banks held a high reserve ratio with strong cash positions and ample liquidity, reflecting cautious lending posture.
South Colton reports Mr. and Mrs. John Cortney visiting with their brother Ed Cortney at Taylor hospital Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards and daughters spent Sunday at Carl Schmidt's. Harry Witters called at H. J. Elsen's. Clemmons Deaver took seventh grade exams in Sidney Friday. Mrs. John George, who has been
Maple Grove notes describe Earl and Lee Johnson dining at Ed Miles last Tuesday and a birthday celebration with Nels Johnson James Irwin W. T. Sharman Clyde Wallace and others. Residents attend a Monday dance at Hardy hall and share visits and dinners across Johnson and Wallace households through Thursday.
Nebraska state banks closed March in a normal condition with only slight change since December. Secretary Clarence G. Bliss of the department of trade and commerce announced on Thursday.
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