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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1928
Page
4
Miss Fannabelle Zike heals at home amid quinsy. Numerous Sidney residents visit, travel, or entertain. births noted, a new well drilled at the Sidney Country club, and local gatherings including church, theater, and club events. Regulars include Dr Niblack, Mr and Mrs Hepner, the Haistons, Williams of Los Angeles, O Connell, Chesebro family, and Star garage sales.
Pearl Bauer stayed overnight with Edna Hadden on Wednesday. A Lodge Pole dance drew Carl Jurgens Edith Volkman John Volkman and Thelma Heldt Thursday night. Several visits and exams noted with Will Haxby Rogers and Bruns families in and near Lodge Pole.
Herman Bruns transacted business in Sund Saturday forenoon. Wayne Forney and wife from To bias stayed overnight with Will Haxby’s family as they move to Brule for Wayne’s work. Frank Rogers dined with the Haxbys Sunday. Otto Rahe, Dick Volkman, Henry Beebe shopped in Lodge Pole Saturday. Lucille Rubado visited Mrs. Carl Smith Thursday evening after school. Mrs. W C Haxby is sick with the flu. Several families dined together Sunday at the Haxby and Smith households. Route A mail time changed to the afternoon. Dave Humes hauled hogs for Otto Rahe Tuesday. Dick Volkman visited Chappell Tuesday afternoon. Otto Rahe called on Carl Busboom Tuesday morning.
Sextorp H B Fisher and family visited Sidney for dental work. Neighbors and relatives stopped by for church, social visits, and small chores. The Smyrna church renovation continues with local men fixing the fence. Several families report illness, schooling and travel plans, while others visit friends in Dalton Potter and nearby towns.
Yeoma and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Browning home. Mrs Ellis Fisher and daughter Elsie visited the Arlo Fisher home Sunday afternoon. Howard Yost stayed Friday night with Billie Smith. Mrs Crowell and daughter Geraldine Ms Nelson and Mrs Smith attended the Womans club meeting at Potter Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs George Whitney and daughters joined Sunday dinner at Jerome Kofka home. Families including Larson Willeford Carlson Moninger and others visited various hosts across Antelope Divide. A Farmers Union meeting occurred Friday at C P Herboldsheimer home with County Agent Willey of Sidney in attendance.
In Gurley the droughty windy weather raises concern for crops with seeding largely finished. Local families attend to events as Mrs. Gathman visits Scottsbluff hospital, a baby boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Taylor, Emmet Brown wed Miss Alice Bewley, and ministers attend Gothenburg conference. Gurley merchants host large sales and a free Saturday picture show draws crowds. Knoxs visit Scottsbluff, while Vernon Nelck shows improvement.
The Junior-Senior class play When Ted Came Home was staged last Friday at the Community hall. A large audience attended and the production was a decided success with the actors delivering creditable performances.
The schedule for a regional music contest in Sidney draws many parents and visitors. A large turnout is expected if the weather stays favorable. St Martha's Guild will hold a bake sale at Greenlees' store on Saturday April 28 starting at 2 pm.
Young America will host a nationwide youth baseball contest this summer culminating in a world series. States organize sectional rounds to determine state champions, then winners meet in intersectional play. The top teams will vie for the little world series on grounds of major league clubs. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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