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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
6
The Trail's features a brief home visit by Meta Wagner who spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. H Moench and family. Mrs Mable Duncan traveled to Sidney on business Monday as part of local community activity.
A call from Sidney High pupils for a larger school cites overcrowded classrooms and inadequate equipment. They request expanded courses in home economics, commerce, science, music, and more space for an orchestra, labs, and a larger football field.
Autumn scene with harvest and preparation across log cabins as families bake pies and jams. Men hunt for turkey while hymns fill the air. Governor Bradford proclaims a four day Thanksgiving inviting Massasoit and his Indians, lasting three days.
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and others visited relatives as the Sher rick sale drew crowds. Several families hosted gatherings and arranged visits across Lodge Pole, Cinn Ohio, and nearby farms. A child named Fayetta Flessner underwent appendicitis surgery with recovery reported as guarded. Mrs Herman Florke was ill but improving.
SEXTORP Willis Fars and Rudy Nagengast were callers at Leslie Sanders Wednesday. The mail man broke down with his car Tuesday afternoon and William Benish took him to Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Fisher and sons shopped in Potter Wednesday. Roy and Robert Nelson attended the operetta at Potter Friday evening. Frank Prohaska hauls beans from the Mable Duncan farm. Oscar Moench visited district No. 62 Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei and children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yost and daughter, Joe Kubis and daughter, C. C. Crowell, Roy and Robert Nelson and Chas. Fisher seen in Potter Saturday. Paul Morrow spent Sunday with his parents at Pleasant View. Oscar Redeen and niece Alice Carlson went to Denver Friday to fetch Mrs. Esther Carlson from the Tilden health school. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith called at Pete Nelson's Monday afternoon. Neil Dunlavy called at Charles Fisher's Friday afternoon. Pete Nelson and son Robert shopped in Sidney Monday. George Reetz confined to hospital.
S among Gurley residents report Thanksgiving visits from Denver relatives and multiple family meals. Church groups met for plans, choir, and orchestra practice while notices mention sick lists, a robbery at a filling station, and a Weslayan student reporter. Local social ties and church life dominate the page.
A roundup of local visits and dinners across Antelope Divide households. Names include Mr. and Mrs. L K Nelson, J W Bertramson, Jack Richards, George Whitney, Joe Madden, Callahan family, Kinley Herboldsheimer, Warren Nelson, Barbara Whitney, LaVonne Whitney, Joyce Callahan, Chris Terman, Frank Steinbrook, Dave Rhoder, Bill Rhoder, E M Nelson, Miss Edwards, Norman Trobaugh, and Jolly Neighbors club members.
Mrs G W Hupp of Omaha endorses Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills for seven years of gall bladder trouble and a malnourished child. She claims the treatment restored appetite, calm nerves, sound sleep, and strength, calling the laxatives gentle and effective. Western Drug Co. is listed as agent.
The home of Mrs. W. A. Nelson and Harvey Marsh and Milan Glassburn was called at Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and Warren were dinner guests at the Reineka home Sunday. Harvey Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson, had both ears badly frozen while returning from Kimball last Thursday.
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