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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
3
On May 31 1930 at 10 AM in Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court the hearing will assess a petition by Sidney School District One to condemn South half of Lots 1 and 2 Block 9 Wellner Addition Sidney for school purposes. The notice names William R Dean and his wife as respondents.
In the district court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Executrix files a final account and report for Herman Folkerts deceased estate. A hearing is set for April 30, 1930 at 10 A.M. for final settlement, discharge, and determination of heirs. Anyone interested may appear and contest. Dated April 9 1930. G P Kratz County Judge.
Order of sale issued by John T. McIntosh to sell the southwest quarter of Section 35, Township 15, Range 50 West of the 6th P. M. Cheyenne County Nebraska. On May 27, 1930 at 10:00 A M front door of the county courthouse in Sidney Nebraska, for cash to the highest bidder. Dated April 23, 1930. W W Schulz Sheriff.
In the County Court of Sidney the estate of Alice Closman deceased invites creditors to present claims by August 9 1930 at 10 a.m. for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed within three months from May 9 1930 and debts paid within one year from April 21 1930. G P Kratz County Judge. R P Kepler attorney for executors.
At the April meeting of the Sunol P T A officers were elected for the next school year with Mrs. Leo Washburn as president and Mrs. James Tighe as vice president. New officers will lead the May meeting to finalize plans for the year.
Sophomore and freshman classes hold an English contest with the losing side to entertain.
Cameo Kirby recreates the 1850s Mississippi era in Fox Movietone romantic musical drama at the Fox Theatre. J Harold Murray Norma Tarris lead a star studded cast including Douglas Gilmore Myrna Loy Stepin Fetchit Robert Edeson and Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell appear in Sunny Side Up a Fox Movietone musical comedy. Gaynor sings dances and speaks in Sunny Side Up with music by DeSylva Brown and Henderson. Farrell delivers a baritone performance as the film spotlights a 100 member chorus and a large supporting cast directed by David Butler with dance direction by Seymour Felix.
The seniors prepare to present their play Take My Advice on Tuesday April 29 after two weeks of strenuous nightly rehearsals. Freshman class members are showing good standing as electricians while studying electricity in general science. Virginia Englert leads one side with Forrest Tre main on the other in a hard race.
Sunol’s tennis team traveled to Lodge Pole last Friday and swept the match winning every set. The scoring included Glen Dickinson 6 0 6 2 over FP Kripal, Adolph Seda 6 4 6 2 over H Crose, and Sterling Glassburn with Loyal Lindley defeating Bales and Quinn in doubles. Gurley set to visit Sunol for a Wednesday match.
The primary room was busy with Easter basket making and stories last week. A walk to see Junior and Naoma Fenske's pet rabbits revealed candy eggs in nests left for Easter rabbits.
Virginia Englert attended a Sunday dinner as a guest of Leona Lindley, with Henry Tesar noted as a broncho buster present. The item reflects a social gathering and local figures in a brief society note.
Sundl rode a buffalo Sunday while Ruby Kuhl visited A. J. Englert for Sunday dinner. Edna Granzer traveled from Lincoln for the university break to stay with sister Loretta Granzer. Bill Allington, a Lincoln agricultural college student and Sunol class of 1929 alum, is visiting family. Iona Million visited Sidney to see cousin LaWanda on Saturday.
Million Leona Lindley took teachers examinations in Sidney Saturday. She was a dinner guest of Miss Elma Nelson. Welby Bauer was a Sunday dinner guest of Loyal Lindley. Bill Allington visited school Friday afternoon and took the tennis players to Lodge Pole where they played tennis with the Lodge Pole boys. Mr and Mrs Whitmire and Miss Edna Seyfang entertained at a three course dinner at their home Thursday night. The Misses Granter, Johnson, Nelson and Lindley, Mr Casey, Mr Wolff, and Loyal Lindley were the guests.
The Sunol high school seniors urge attendance at the senior class play Take My Advice. The Baker royalty three act comedy runs Tuesday evening April 29 at 8:15 in the Sunol auditorium. It has over a thousand performances and is praised for its rapid action, well defined characters, and snappy dialogue.
Ivan D. Wood told Sidney area lumber dealers and carpenters that a small four to eight stall milking barn with a dry open shed is practical and economical. With dairy profits tight, builders can spend about 60 dollars per cow, saving overhead while production gains may not cover higher costs. Open sheds have produced high records, and barns can expand later without waste. Insulation is advised for warmth in barns and dwellings.
A reader notes that heating a house in windy winter days wastes heat on the windward side. The piece mentions leakage through windows doors and walls and stresses insulation and weather stripping. It also lists Meeker Reedcraft Guild Leather and standard steerhide bags for sale at the Gift Shop on the Corner.
The ad promises to pay all transportation charges with no deductions when cream is shipped directly from farms to the factory. Shippers save 3 to 6 cents per pound on butter fat, with guaranteed satisfaction and higher year round earnings compared to local market prices. Reference: Richardson County Bank.
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