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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
5
Rev Father James P Fullam received notice of Mrs Mary Flood's death in Alliance hospital. Funeral services set for 9:00 AM Wednesday at St Mary's Church. Dalton residents sent condolences as community news covers local illnesses, visits, and events across churches, schools, and clubs with many names and places in the area.
In Dalton, at Clarence Martin, Reinhold Miller and Marion Asbury homes, the Ackles house now hosted by the Forrest Devier family has been painted. The Dalton track meet was postponed a week due to Sidney meet, while Dalton students won honors at Sidney. Miss Josephine Walsh married Michael Buckley at St. Marys Church Dalton. Walsh is Ed Walsh and nurse in Denver. Buckley an Omaha attorney. After a west coast two week trip, the couple will reside in Omaha.
South Colton residents and visitors are listed with many names attending gatherings and meals at local homes. Family updates include a birth announcement for a daughter born April 25 at Roche hospital and various calls, visits, and working arrangements among Elsen, Helfrich, George, and neighboring families.
Mrs. J A Talich called at the E A Johnson and Les Omel homes Wednesday. Mrs E A Johinson visited the H C Schmaile home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M Hokom and sons called at the Lowell Hokom home Wednesday. Eyebrows rise as families swap evenings and Sunday dinners in Sunnyside through the week.
Potter area notes show L A Wiemers resigning as Potter school superintendent to take Hemingford post. May events planned include Baccalaureate May 8 and Commencement May 12 with speakers Rev C R Tanner and Rev George S Morrell. Local residents travel for business, health care updates, and community activities amid mild spring weather and rain totals.
Insistent clerks are not required as displayed foods carry self descriptive labels. Shoppers may buy any amount. The store emphasizes high quality and low price as part of its policy.
Local residents share visits from Yuma, Hubbell, Denver, and Sterling relatives. New mumps and measles cases rise, including Peetz School principal Henri Prud’homme. Hospital operations for Mrs. Stewart and sister-in-law Mrs. Bill Stewart. Social events feature bridge, pinochle, and a candlewick bedspread raffle at the I.C.O.F. hall.
Easter Sunday in Peetz at the home of his daughter Mrs Ed Oppie and family. Misses Elder and M Glothan returned Sunday from a brief visit in Greeley and Denver. Miss Invelyn Willeford was employed for several days this week on a NYA project job in the office of County Superintendent Taylor. Mrs Ras Madsen, who spent the past two weeks in Boulder at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Carter and family, returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Road of Phoenix, all of whom are parents of their first son born April 12. Road was former’s Mrs Betty Warrick we Pect: Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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