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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
5
Sunday dinners and weekend calls stitch a pattern of local life as families like the Schubarths, Nelsons, Reidts, Crowells, Prince, Spencer, and Edens extend hospitality. Gatherings include shore visits, horse purchases, cantata attendance in Potter, and several Thursday and Sunday exchanges among neighbors.
A sheriff sale order from Cheyenne County District Court, dated March 13 1933, shows Old Line Insurance Company as plaintiff and James E Booth Birdie Booth and Federal Trust Company as defendants. The West five eighths of the Northwest Quarter in Section 7 14N 47W will be sold at public auction at the Sidney courthouse on May 1 1933 at 10:00 A M to satisfy the decree with costs and interest. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder. W W Schulz Sheriff and R P Kepler attorney.
The Fidelity State Bank of Aurora sues Earl V Hietz and Gertrude C Hiett and a sheriff sale is set for May 29, 1933 at 10 AM at the front door of the Cheyenne County courthouse in Sidney Nebraska. The property is the South Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 34 Township 13 North Range 50 West of the 6th P M. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder under an order of the District Court clerk John T McIntosh endorsed by W W Schulz Sheriff.
May 1st to May 6 inclusive designated Clean up week for Sidney. All rubbish ashes and debris of every kind must be disposed within the time. Let every citizen help make Sidney a clean city. Ordinances provide penalties for leaving rubbish in alleys vacant lots or on other property. By order Hans Schroeder Mayor.
Ruth Osborn notes Miss Olive Connelly of Sidney High School normal training class is practicing teaching at Harmony School. Seventh and eighth graders passed their Wednesday examination with good grades. Pupils rehearse during recess and noon for a track meeting at Sidney Saturday. Francis Neary and Marian Osborn joined the spelling contest in Sidney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Osborn conducted business in Sidney Monday.
The F N club gathered at Mrs Henry Laaker home with Mrs Ray Knapp assisting. They spent the afternoon sewing for the hostess and sharing lunch. Various local residents visited, hosted dinners were held, and Easter and confirmation events noted among families including Laflers, Frickeys, and Fischers.
Transacted business in Sidney Monday morning and Thursday. Seventeen members answered roll call at the Mount Vernon Sunday school with a following meal. Families including the Huff, Livingston, Walker and Klentz clans visited, shopped, and gathered for a wedding anniversary celebration.
Mrs Irving Sanders and Burdette, the Dunlavy family, and Emil Tank households share dinners. The Elmquist Rapp Strandberg and Johnson families host and visit others, with guests at several homes including Anderson, Rapp, Ransom, Curry, Jacobson, Hates, and Bovee. A motor trip to Sidney occurs.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hipert and family were Sunday dinner guests at Ray Wills home. Frank Mathes called on Art Brandenberg. The young people of the Walther league were entertained at the Baack home. J E Morrow and son Paul rode to Sidney where Paul took a train to Lincoln. Several families visited Ben Hilpert and Oscar Mueller helped repair a car. A large group, including Loyd Shaw and family, August Baack and family, Hugo Baack and family, Fred Wittrock and family, and Fred Klug and family, were dinner guests at Art Schuessler home. Herbert Wesley and Vivian Herboldsheimer spent Tuesday evening with Paul Morrow. W D Mathewson called on Dan Heimer. Mr and Mrs Oscar Mueller and a...
Mrs Pete Nelson reports social visits as Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and sons call at R B Hills. Brothers visit Alex Spencers. A poultry demonstration was given at C E Johnson farm by a Lincoln man with County Agent Willey from Sidney. Rain limited attendance. Charles Fisher and Leslie Sanders took hogs to Denver. Alex Spencers and Neil Dunlavy helped Pete Nelson grind feed. Mrs Arlo Fisher and sons called at Joe Kubis home. Myr and Mrs Allen Dykman visited George Reets. Pete Nelson and Alex Spencer were Sidney visitors.
A 1932 paid testimonial proclaims losing 29 pounds from June 28 to January 10, praising Kruschen Salts for quick fat loss and renewed vitality. It urges taking a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and claims a 4 week jet bottle costs little at Western Drug Co. and other drugstores worldwide. The ad guarantees money back if dissatisfied after the first jar.
Brooks of Maple Grove recount a busy week of visits and gatherings. Residents including Ed Miles, Jorgensens, Fronzens, Sharmans, and Gades shared meals, dinners, and afternoons at various homes, with neighbors like Irwins, Nightengales, Cortneys, and Walkers dropping by for friendly calls.
Community notes from Lorenzo record numerous visits among families including Walkers, Meiers, Flemings and Nelsons. The Wheat Belt baseball league welcomes Lorenzo back for the season. A Farmers Union meeting is planned at the school on May 4 with Sidney Draw in charge. School events include baccalaureate May 1 and commencement May 11, a May 12 picnic, senior banquet, and a May 29 baseball benefit dance with Grabill's Merrymakers.
The report lists residents enjoying supper at F. A. Johnson's and attending the senior class play at the academy Sunday night. It notes dinners with Mrs. Nels Johnson and others, visits to W. T. Sharman, overnight stays with Sadie Irwin, and a Monday gathering at Alvin Franzen's. A Farmers Union meeting is postponed from April 21 to Friday night, April 28 due to bad weather.
W L Adams was treated with gas therapy after a stomach issue caused his heart to skip beats post meals. Adjerika heres and removes gas, now she eats anything with no discomfort. Western Drug Co.
Local social notices list calls and visits among Sidney residents through the week. Families including Merck Kurz Kretz Mohatt and others visit schools houses and relatives. Some schooling and church prep noted. telegraph want ads cited for results.
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