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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
5
The report covers dances, visits, and gatherings in Gurley and surrounding areas. Beulah and Elda Hume, Mrs Hume, Otto Rahe and family, Frank Rogers, Lucille Rubado, and others are mentioned with dinners, turkeys, and church events. A funeral for Grandpa Folkerts, a baptism, and confirmations are noted amid school absences and illness.
Local notes from South Sunol detail multiple visits, social events, and family news in Sterling, Crook, and Sidney. Families attended a church lunch in Crook, birds Turkey sales, and illness lists including Dale Roth and Russell Sharp.
Action Vocalinia and Victrola models reduced for the sale with prices from 25 to 90 dollars. Edison Chippendale styles drop from 285 to 90 and 75 dollars. Installment plan available at 1.50 per week or 10 dollars to deliver to your home.
The Lorenzo club met with Mrs Fred Walker to study correct posture for all ages and to view simple attractive healthful underwear garments. Leaders covered material and trimmings and planned the western Nebraska agr iculture meeting at Alliance December 12 to 14. A lunch followed.
A testimonial from Mrs. M. Gunn claims Adlerika cured her year long issue with gas and old waste matter. The ad promises immediate relief from gas on the stomach and improved sleep after the first spoonful. Western Drug Co. promotes Adlerika as a solution for stomach and bowel problems regardless of prior treatments.
Mr and Mrs Billy Smith were callers at the John Peterson home Monday afternoon. Mrs Herman Schubarth and children are sick with the flu this week. Andy Bro.I was a business caller in Potter Saturday. Arlo Fisher was a Monday dinner guest at the Peter Nelson home. Chris Crowell called at the George Reetz home Monday. Members of the Farmers Union met at the Fred Prince home Friday with a fair crowd attending. Neil Dunlavy was a business caller in Potter Saturday. C. C. Crowell Jr. of Omaha spent Sunday and Monday with his son Chris and family. Peter Nelson called on Andy Brett Sunday afternoon. Chris Crowell was a business caller in Sidney Thursday.
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