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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1928
Page
7
A steady stream of visitors and movements fills Sidney notes. Many residents and guests from Lodge Pole, Chappell, Potter, Gurley, Bridgeport, Huntsman, Denver, Los Angeles, and other nearby towns are listed with their brief travels, hospital stays, shop visits, and family trips. Several health updates and a few notable activities at Kimball, Sterling, and Lincoln appear among the entries.
Mr and Mrs F A Rowan and families hosted a dinner at the Swan Dedrick home Tuesday in honor of Mrs R F Dedrick who celebrated a birthday. The Commercial hotel undergoes interior changes including floor polishing wall painting and new rugs. Sidney Tractor Machinery plans a May máy day trainload event at its headquarters with a large gathering. Joe Kumor of Venango attended a machinery demo in Sidney as one of the region's top wheat growers and chicken raisers. fifteen Venango farmers joined. Mrs Elmer Kahl and daughter Marjorie visited Kimball. she addressed a district PTA in Bridgeport. The Sidney Sweet Shop shipped Mothers Day candy to Brooklyn by air. Newcomer R M Martin of the Atmar store and family plan Sidney home at 801 West 5th Street after a period of homelessness. Rev Bicknell and Mrs Mantor visited Lodge Pole and attended county W C T U convention. Frank Marek of Lodge Pole wed Marie Zikmund in Omaha around April 21 and will reside there.
Brief note says a group plans to return home to Lodge Pole in about a week, after visiting friends away from town. The message mentions their friends expect them back soon and that travel plans are underway.
The Eastern Star held a well attended meeting on Wednesday with routine business. The Princes Willard Kensington gathering last Friday at Mrs. B. F. Erwin’s home produced fourteen quilt blocks for Lincoln’s old ladies home and featured readings and refreshments. A farewell party Monday evening hosted by city teachers brought twenty one attendees, with Esther Scofield and Lois Keefer present. Genevieve Kleffe won first prize in bridge and Mrs. W. K. Hodgkin won the follow-up prize. The Country Club’s monthly bridge dinner occurred Thursday at the clubhouse after the meal.
Miss Edith Oldershaw hosted 29 teachers and guests at a Union Pacific hotel dinner with pink and yellow snapdragon decor. Afterward a large bridge party filled the Odd Fellows hall, becoming one of the season’s biggest events.
Falls City Nebraska based Falls City Creamery Company announces a program to buy cream from shippers. It promises coverage of all charges, marketing support, and guaranteed satisfaction. Reference to Rich ardeen County Bank accompanies the notice.
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