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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1929
Page
6
Jeanne Engels, famed for Rain, stars as the unfaithful wife who kills her lover and begs mercy from an oriental woman in W Somerset Maughams The Letter. The intriguing drama plays here Wednesday and Thursday, spotlighting a brilliant stage performance.
Mrs H Suehlson of Grand Island spent the weekend with her brother Emil Cords. Thomas Iverson and family return to Potter after a year in Minnesota. Clarence Johnson and children plus Leonard Johnson visit Lincoln to see Senator C W Johnson and Miss Lulu. Mrs Harry Flintjer and son John from Fort Collins Colorado stay with the R L MacAdam home. Mr and Mrs Fred G Johnson of Albin Wyoming visited Potter friends Sunday. Miss Ardith Barlett, a student, is ...
Easter visitors and social calls fill a Nebraska friendly page with names such as Anton Leafdale Hastings and Martin Leafdale at their son’s home. The M E church Ladies Aid met, Evans Stines was ill, clean up week set for April 23 to 30, Irma Struble Quinn wed George D Wood in Glen dale California.
Tele gram announced the death of an uncle at West Point. Fred Beyer family and baby Ray and Iva Beyer planned funeral attendance and a Canistota clinic visit. Local visits included Frame and Zuhlike families, Overmans celebrating a 93rd birthday in Denver, and students from Sidney high school observing in Bunker Hill. Other residents mentioned include Evelyn and Harriet Engel, Evelyn Zuhlke, John Ehmke, Milo Vach, Bernice Beyer, Leona Jeudes, Henry Goetz, Rex Bayne and Ted Baker, with seventh and eighth grade exams noted.
Mr and Mrs Charles Sprenger and family hosted Sunday dinner at Wilbur Glassburn’s. Several families visited others around Sidney including Walters and Vowell homes. Dolf Edward returned from Missouri to help on Alfred Sprenger farm. Local visits, hospital note for Ethel Klentz, and a lumber ad finalize the snippet.
The piece recalls historic Nebraska storms, including the Easter blizzard of April 13 long ago, and a 1888 statewide storm. It notes Nebraska's corn and oats stocks, strong wheat and barley, and compares 1927 US commercial failures with Nebraska's lower tally. It also cites bus license fees, with Iowa highest and Nebraska charging 165 for a 20 passenger bus. Telegraph Want-Ads Bring Results.
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