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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1929
Page
2
Buick Motor Company reports 42 percent of cars sold in its price class for the three months ending October 31, with Buick outselling 14 rivals by at least two to one. Buick also claims 47 percent of the class, driven by new 1930 models and old-owner loyalty, noting over half its annual output goes to former Buick owners.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler and family left for an indefinite stay in the east ern part of the state Friday morning. Lutheran Ladies aid met with Mrs Claus Engell Wednesday. N P B club met with Mrs Cruise Thursday afternoon with all members present. Walter Miller acted in a play at R W Johnson home Friday night. 6 F telephone line held its yearly meeting at L Miller home Friday night. An oyster supper was enjoyed at 6 o clock.
Local residents exchange visits and errands across Pleasant View and nearby Sidney reactions. Paul Morrow stays with parents J. E. Morrow while Bertha Larson visits Cheyenne. Dan Heimer, Art Brandenburg and others call on friends. several entries mention callers to the Mueller and Wittrock households around Sidney.
Mrs Sam Eckert visited Mrs Frank Christensen and Miss Helen Monday afternoon. Roy and Robert Nelson had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Billy Smith. Martin Christofferson and family were Sunday guests at the Clifton Neary home. Maynard Mayer and Jessie Goding visited C M Mayers Sunday. Dennis Walsh and James McQuillan shelled corn for Ernest Myers and John Davis Monday. Several locals visited the Smith and Christensen households Sunday and Monday with others calling on Mayer, Nagengast, Davison, and Davi son families. Evelyn and Shirley Mayer stayed with kin over the weekend. Charles Waterman and James Davison called on Billy Smith and Mary Davison respectively.
Partial OCR notes show Billy Smith calling on Rudy Nagen gast Thursday, with no clear event or outcome. The fragment suggests a communication between individuals on a Thursday and a Friday afternoon reference. Further readable details are needed to identify the context or significance.
Sunny Side social life fills a busy week with calls to Ray Tremain and Dale Huffaker homes, visits from A. L. Roberts family, and Sidney shopping runs. The Helping Hand club hosted an all day candy making session, with Miss Ethel Theis at Lodge Pole, plus a N. P. B. club gathering and a planned January 10 meeting.
George Nieman Fred Kettler and A L Cruise loaded a carload of hogs at Huntsman Monday. Mrs Ed Brockelsby helped Mrs W R McManes Wednesday. Quite a number in this vicinity are through picking corn.
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