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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1927

Page

4

Sidney Social Notes Highlight Frontier Days Trips and Visits

Local residents and visitors fill Sidney social pages with Frontier Days trips to Cheyenne, shopping in town, and family visits. Names include Violet Holmes, Mable Jacobson, Clyde Brewer, Goldwyn Dyke, J G Crosby, George Porter, C W Bonham, Edith Hostettler, Lillian Hostettler, Ralph Null, E C Carter, and many others. Events span Frontier Days attendance, teasers of travel, and updates on relatives visiting from nearby towns and states.

Clyde Brewer Goldwyn Dyke Cheyenne

Larsen Family Visit Across Oklahoma and Nebraska

Mr and Mrs C A Larsen and son Junior returned from a trip to Chickasha Oklahoma visiting Mrs Larsen s brother and other eastern points. Miss Naomi Larsen of Wolbach Nebraska joined the trip and is visiting at the Larsen and Harris homes in Potter.

C. A. Larsen and Son Chickasha Oklahoma

Sidney visitors and travelers from several states attend events

Miss Marjorie Graham of Sterling visits Sidney friends while Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Mantor and their nieve attend Frontier Days in Cheyenne. Various neighbors and relatives from Denver Casper Bayard Burlington and Torrington travel through Sidney visiting families, renewing acquaintances, and checking on harvest as Frontier Days and Wheat Belt activity unfold.

Marjorie Graham Sterling Sidney Hugh Mantor Nieve Cheyenne Adaline Hall Broken Bow Nebraska Hall

Simpson and associates seek western Nebraska land interests

Simpson of Davenport Iowa linked with N M Smith of Leclair Iowa owning large Nebraska land was in the city last week to attend to interests. He recently sold land west of Lorenzo to J D Bolton who farms the place. He noted the wheat crop in that section is unusually good this year.

Simpson Davenport Iowa N. M. Smith LeClair Nebraska

Gentle permanent wave ad promises smooth style

A brief classified styled note touts a soft per manent wave with no kinks or frizzes and invites readers to call for an appointment at 551 W. 96th Street. The ad emphasizes easy maintenance and lasting curl without frizz.

Sociales Highlight Tekamah Guests And Luncheon

Mrs. B B Hine hosted a casual Friday gathering honoring Tekamah residents Mrs. Gordon Bryant and Mrs. Edward Latta. Mae Radcliff hosted a family dinner with Bryant and Latta as guests. A bridge luncheon at the Country Club hosted seven tables with Mrs. BE Hyde winning high score and Mrs. J C McNish second. Out of town guest Mrs. Raymond Bauer of Lincoln attended.

Mae Radcliff Gordon Bryant Mr. Bryant Ed Latta Teknamah J. A. Bentley Country Club

Tea Luncheon at Tekamah Country Club Attracts Eight Tables

Mrs Gordon Bryant and Mrs Latta of Tekamah organized a delightful luncheon with Mrs Radcliffe as hostess at the Tekamah Country Club last Saturday. Eight tables played bridge with prizes for high scores at each table. Winners included Mesdames Raymond Bauer Lincoln, L G Lowe, Goldwin Doran, W B Jewett, W K Hodgkin, C W Theal, M E Pettibone and Eva Miles Flintjer.

Gordon Bryant Latta Tekamah Radcliffe Bridge Mesdames Raymond Bauer Lincoln L. G. Lowe Goldwin Doran W. B. Jewett W. K. Hodgkin C. W. Theal M. E. Pettibone Eva Miles Flintjer

Mrs L G Lowe Hosts Garden Themed Bridge Luncheon

Mrs L G Lowe was hostess at a bridge luncheon at her home last Thursday in honor of her sister Mrs Gordon Bryant and Mrs Edward Latta of Tekamah. Tables featured organdie covers in pastel hues with garden flower centerpieces. Prizes went to Mrs B E Hyde first, Mrs W B Jewett second, and Mrs F O Burgess consolation. honorees received guest prizes.

L. G. Lowe Bridge Gordon Bryant Edward Latta Tekamah BE. L. Hyde WV. B

Nebraska Beet Acreage Again In Second Place With Prospects

Lincoln August 1 Nebraska remains second in U S beet production per a July estimate from state and federal agricultural stats showing Nebraska forecast at 593000 tons. Colorado leads, Michigan third at 778000 tons. Nebraska acreage 81000 vs Michigan 177000, production still higher by 115000 tons. US planted beet area about 768000 acres, average July 1 crop condition 5 7 percent of normal. Forecast sugar beets yield 6785000 tons with sugar output near 85000 short tons for 1927 crop.

Nebraska Lincoln Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics Colorado Michigan United States

Dalton Elevators Lose Tonnage by Road Work

Dalton delegates report wheat handling will fall as west and north roads into town endure ongoing construction. Vehicles must use the ditch, speed is impossible, and the Dalton Potter highway south road was delayed. Roadwork harms farmers during the busy hauling season with no remedy in sight.

Dalton Dalton-Potter

Ford to release new automobile in weeks says Ford

Henry Ford announced in Detroit that motor and speed tests of Ford Motor Co. new car are underway near Dearborn, Michigan. He hinted at a low priced model but withheld design details and a formal name, saying a complete description would come in a few weeks. He cautioned against harming rivals and emphasized industry balance.

FORD Ford Motor Co Henry Ford Detroit Dearborn Mich Edison Thomas A. Edison Mr. Ford

Ford Announces World's First Air Sleeper Passenger Plane

Ford Motor Company chief engineer W B Mayo spoke in San Diego about plans to build the world's first air sleeper aircraft. The six 1,000 horsepower radial motors will power a 100 passenger plane with sleeping and dining accommodations, cruising about 125 mph and a range near 1000 miles, to operate between major cities within two years.

San Diego Calif W B. Mayo Ford Motor Company Mayo

For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo tor Salea Company

For Better Used Cars in Sidney Missouri advertises car sale options from a local dealer. The notice highlights available vehicles and price ranges in a brief classified style. Names, dates, or specific models are not clearly legible in the fragment.

Sidney Motor Salea Company

Former Sidney Educator to Head Scottsbluff Schools

George W. Allen of Lincoln state inspector of high schools will become Scottsbluff city schools superintendent as soon as he can move to the city. Appointed by the school board, Allen has long served in the state department and previously led Alamosa Colorado schools. His family plans to relocate within weeks. Merle C. Green, ex Kimball schools superintendent, was chosen principal of Scottsbluff High School, replacing I. N. Tyson.

George W. Allen Lincoln Scottsbluff Allen State Department of Education Alamosa Colorado Nebraska State Department of Education Merle C. Green Kimball Scottsbluff High School I. N. Tyson Green Kimball County

New State Song by Belle Gearhart Morrison

Lincoln author Belle Gearhart Morrison writes a new state song Nebraska praising cities, prairies, health and wealth, and pioneers. The chorus proclaims pride in Nebraska with lines about future progress and the spirit of settlers.

New State Belle Gearrhart Morrison Telegraph Nebraska Belle Gearhart Morrison Lincoln Sidney West

Change for church service at courthouse next Sunday

The National Guard will use Tobin's opera house all day next Sunday so Christian services will be held at the courthouse instead for that one Sunday. Pastor J. H. Bicknell reports the change.

Tobin Opera House Court House J. H. Bicknell

Merchant's Chevrolet contest gratitude from Harold Brott

Harold Brott thanks friends and neighbors for liberal support in the Merchants' Chevrolet contest which closed July 23.

Merchants’ Chevrolet Harold Brott

Coolidge Faces Geneva Arms Conference Setback

Rapid City, Aug 1 President Coolidge expressed deep concern that the Geneva Armament conference may fail to reduce naval armament. He awaited details from Washington and Europe at the summer White House with interest, hoping the meeting of tripartite conferees ends without harming good relations among United States Great Britain and Japan.

Rapid City S. D Geneva Coolidge Washington Europe White House Tripartite Conferees Great Britain Mr. Coolidge

Picnic At Potter Gathers Local Families For Day

A Sunday picnic at the Johnson grove brought together families and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Walker with children from Sidney, Mr. Clyde Robertson and Mrs. Crosby from Lorenzo, Mr. Lew Greenfield and daughter from Denver, Mr. Q. C. Bartlett and daughters, and Mr. G. L. Rogers and family from Potter.

Johnson Grove TB. L. Walker Sidney Clyde Robertson Crosby Lorenzo Lew Greenfield Denver Q. C. Bartlett G. L. Rogers Potter Potter Review

Plate glass windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage

Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. 8&1.

Hahler Garage

Also Mentioned on This Page

Violet Holmes Elmer Mayer Mable Jacobson J. G. Crosby George Porter C. W. Bonham Harry Edith Hostettler Lillian Ogallalta Sidney Sunday Mrs. Hostettlers Royal Ralph Null North Platte Mr. Null E. c. Carter Clayton Radcliffe Mac Radcliffe John McDonnell Lawrence Lucille Near Crook, Colo Elmer Frances Kenneth Kepler Israel Snyder Paul Vath Audrey Mildred Francis Crook Ben Hassenstab Oshkosh Hassenstabs Claude Stiles Eastern Town George Trendricks Mr. Am Edwin Olmstead Soo Chadron J. B. Hine Seward Bertha Bowser Abbott Oklahoma City City Abbott Ed Bowser Lodge Vale L. R. Winner Casper Wyo Bridgeport Frank Portrey Eads Mr. Whittaker Falls City F. W. Portrey Mr. Portrey M. B. Morfeld Prescott Arizona Morfelt Lafferty Koester Big Springs Henry Koester John Graves The Missouri Pacific Lines Atlanta Georgia Mr. Graves A. K. Greenlee B. L. Greenlee Colorado Mountains G. #. Liebendorfer Sidney Schools Wyoming George Allen Beecher Episcopal Church Dan Griffith Margaret Griffith and H. Brauer Sid Schroeder Zink Herman Schroeder, Sr A. Ginn James Bayard H. S. Kennedy Ginn Great Western Sugar Factory Roy Hall B. B. Young Omaha Chas. Callahan Burlington Glenn Spearow C. F. Chesebro Vera Harold Laramie Ray Chesebro Oren Chesebro Reuben Coppom Torrington Harry Mantor Mr. Coppom Mrs. Mantor Smithfield Burlington Railroad Ed Lane Long Beach Roy Sanks Lane County J. Hl. Mahr Pierre, Elliott Kenneth Slaney Sam Fine Baltimore Maryland Mr. Fine East South Dakota B.C. Smith O. B. Nelson Norfolk Nebr George N. Mulets Phyllis Corbett B. B. Hine Scottsbluff Schools President Coolidge Hudson-Essex Malev Motor Co Christensen Motor Co John Christensen Maley Motor Company
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