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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1927
Page
7
Sunol residents and visitors fill the week with calls to neighbors and relatives. Local folks credit Nash clothing agents, note cattle shipments to Omaha, and report several family gatherings plus school activities and a Sunol Woman's Club event.
Orrin Webster, Tim Guill and several neighbors are listed as ill with flu grip and scarlet fever. A Center church play attracted good crowds and raised 46 dollars. Local residents note visits, shopping trips, and social calls across Sidney area including Ted Jensen, Ed Guill, L. C. Freeburg, A. H. Draper, and Wm Zorn with coyotes and hunting activity mentioned.
Owing to distance and illness the B H H club met with Mrs FY Mathes January 27 with few members present. A lunch followed and the day's lesson was read and discussed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Aaron Boyes February 10. Absent Herdon scholars cited include Ben Qouch children Olive Connolly and Max Anderson due to chickenpox. Harold Lyngholm and wife welcomed a son born January 27 at Taylor hospital Sidney. Earl Tolle and family and Charles Marsh and wife visited C Tolle home Sunday. County agent Leroy Willey attended Farmers Union in N Herdon last Saturday. he plans a big club for local youth. J B Morfeldt moved to Sidney. Sizemore occupies Dimery ranch southeast of Bronson. Encapier helped Gertrude Nelson with office work. Andrew and Mrs Anderson of Potter visited C Anderson Tuesday afternoon.
Emil Schmidt of Casper visits his brother and family while R L McAdams spends week in Omaha with the American Legion compensation bureau. Fire department responds to a gasoline stove explosion at the Ralph Merschelm home. Woman's club meets at Mrs Sloan's. A three act Higbee of Harvard will be performed at Seyfang theater by local talent. Lit programs draw large crowds. Claude Baggs returns from Indiana auto trip. Mrs Ray Matthewson now employed at American Bank in Sidney. George Thirvall escapes injury when his Ford veers into a ditch near Edgar Anderson place due to defective lights. American Legion banquet at Wells cafe where an auxiliary is organized. officers named for coming year. Slawsons of Sidney visit. Tomato noted as the only new salad ingredient. ancient dishes recalled with onions garlic cucumbers lettuce radishes salad dressing and eggs.
Advertisement claims simple buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients similar to Adlerika stop gas bloating in ten minutes by removing old waste matter. It allegedly reduces bloating and appetite discomfort, aids chronic constipation, and offers quick easy relief. Western Drug Company promotes the product.
The North Sidney club was postponed until next week. Local residents visited and stayed with family, with several calls at homes on Wednesday and Monday. Multiple names appear including Spiker, Wellner, Sparks, Sterling, Ely, Busbroom, Kurz, Kinton, and Sparks family. School district No. 77 closed Thursday afternoon.
Pleasant View community round up with visits to Walter Borcher and Schlichting homes. Local families attended dinners and suppers at Hilpert Schlichting Gemeinhardt and Mangel households. Ladies’ Aid quilted together while several members traveled to Sidney for shopping and socials.
In Marshall County Illinois a petition by Henry E. Jacobs as executor requests probate of Ella H. Ong's will and regular administration be dispensed with. The court fixes February 9 1927 at 10 AM for hearing and orders notice by publication in The Telegraph for three weeks.
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court a sale is set for March 5, 1927 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse east front door to satisfy a January 4 1927 judgment in favor of Harry Wilinsky against multiple defendants. The property is the SE quarter of section 28 15 51 W, with the sheriff selling for cash to the highest bidder.
Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska that John Engel executor filed a final report and petition for final settlement of estate of Frans Engel deceased. Hearing set February 14 1927 at 10 a m in Sidney county court room to show cause why petition should not be granted. Earl R Kratz attorney Elmer Kahl county judge. Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. tf
M. A. Shipman serves as President with Tom Poole as Vice President and Henry Paviat as Secretary. Marius Christensen is Treasurer, alongside A. K. Greenlee Carl Ledbetter M. W. Osborn Pp. W. Barker Wm. Winders and Jess Goodale in the roster.
Sidney Country Club lists A. K. Greenlee as President D. R. Thomas as Vice President E. R. Kratz as Secretary and a slate of directors including Dr. R. E. Roche Paul L. Martin M. W. Dimery J. L. McIntosh R. S. Oberfelder J. A. Bentley A. J. Jorgenson A. E. Phelps and R. P. Kepler.
P C Cunningham is Commander with Al Greenlee as 1st Vice Commander and Carl Hutchison as 2nd Vice Commander. Claude Golding serves as Adjutant and Chas L Marsh as Finance Officer. Ed Runge is Sergeant at Arms with Dean J J Crawford as Service Secretary. Hugh Slawson is Liaison Officer and Nick Wilhalmy as Relief Officer.
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