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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
9
Miss Betty Simodynes contracted measles and Miss Foster was named senior scholarship recipient. Local residents traveled to Omaha and Denver on business or family visits while others shopped in Sidney. Firm plans include a Fireman's Benefit dance, a Merrymakers dance in Sterling, and a Child Health conference.
Db Walsh, Dalton farmer, visited Sidney relatives last Sunday. Grace McIntosh ill at home for a week. Kuhlman of Lodge Pole toured Sidney. American Legion auxiliary ads for a dance Monday May 16. Gust Erickson and son Edward of Potter on a business trip. L. D. Willey bought a new Star Four sedan. McGaughey and Erline McCoy, both of Sidney, wed by Judge Kahl. Takis of the Sid ney Sweet Shop returned from Denver. Planck, North Sund farmer, transacted business in Sidney. Bundy family shopped in Sidney. Roy Hardenbrook owner of a new Star coupe from Mason & Brethower. Lewis Stock Co. to return at U S theatre Sunday, one night only. Mrs Tobin improving at home. Mrs Roy Liggett visiting Denver. Don Etherton’s son Donald ill but improved. Winders returned from Sioux City representing Sidney Rotary. Uptegrove also at convention in Rochester. Dan Keefe, now hog buyer, back from California. prom tizes Sidney friends. Frank Oliverous heads to North Platte to open Skaggs store. third Cheyenne county man promoted. Mrs Sarah R Fuller dies in Los Angeles. Sidney ties mourn. Brethren from Bridgeport at Samaritans meet. Bear Hunt planned at Tobin’s Friday with out-of-towners.
Governor McMullen appoints Edward F. Carter of Bayard as district judge to fill the vacancy created by the late Pleasant J. Barron. The appointment is effective immediately and Carter will assume duties once his Bayard affairs are arranged.
The Hepner Clo Co. showcases a new straw hat collection, highlighting woven textures and light palettes. Models present the airy headwear as essential warm weather style with emphasis on fit and craft.
Society notes list multiple card games and gatherings led by Phyllis Corbet and others. The West End Bridge club met for dinner at the Country club then bridge at the Doran home with high scores by Mrs. Blaine Grabill. Other clubs met Tuesday and Wednesday at the Masonic club rooms, Country club, and private homes, featuring luncheons, dinners, and bridge, with several prizewinners named.
J Carley formerly with Western Public Service at Bridgeport has purchased the Dalton private telephone company and will begin operation on May first. He will provide 24 hour service to the district and serve as resident manager for the Dalton and Gurley plants of Western Public Service.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a dance at Hardy's Hall on Monday May 16 with admission priced at 1.00 dollars. Proceeds support auxiliary activities and local veterans programs.
Do not miss an extraordinary shoe sale at Hepner's Clo store running April 30 through May 7. All shoes are offered at great savings in new spring styles for men and boys.
The Bat a mystery picture starring Jewel Carmen Jack Pickford Louise Fazenda Emily Fitzroy and others opens at the U S A theatre next Monday and Tuesday. Roland West adapts Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood stage success to a startling edge of seat thrill with strange settings and notable photography.
Notice invites patrons of district 147 to a 2 00 p m meeting on Monday May 2 for electing officers of new district 165. County Superintendent Mrs Gertrude Nelson signs. Also mentions Madam Gordon beauty specialist at Thayers Rexall Drug Store remaining one week and Hepners Ch Co new golf knickers and shoes shipment.
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