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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
4
A long list of visitors and travelers from Kimball Sterling Gurley Potter and Sidney make up a busy week. Many attend dances and races while others visit family in Gurley Potter and Wyominga. Local business and church activities fill the period as residents travel to Oregon Broadwater and Chadron for events and missions.
Mrs Ira Frank Taylor nee Alma Kime died at her Lincoln home Sunday morning after several weeks illness. She was sister of Mrs E L Uptegrove of this city and had visited here often. Her Uptegrove sister was at her bedside, sent by telegram ten days earlier as Mr Uptegrove arrived in Lincoln Sunday morning.
The Gospel team from Sidney delivered messages during the evening services at Community Church last Sunday night, well received by attendees. The Peetz Gazette notes the event as a highlight of the service.
Classifieds in The Telegraph showcase top want ads across regions with emphasis on value, variety, and timely postings. Listings include services, items for sale, jobs, and personal notices, inviting readers to respond quickly.
A string of social events fills a week at the Country club and area homes. Delights include a postponed bridge dinner, multiple hostess-hosted gatherings, birthday parties for Marion Bassett, and a kitchenette shower for Elsie Rezanina. Several guests travel from Ogallala Los Angeles Lodge Pole Green River Wyoming Delton to attend.
The last Potter basketball team will meet the Maroon and Black here Thursday night in a return that promises to be of much interest. The local team is becoming desperately in need of a win and will be fighting with all back to the wall to put Potter down.
The Kretz Radio and Ignition company led by Joe Kretz moved from the Hart-Parr building to the Brewer machine shop building near Burlington station. The new address is TM 4 Central Avenue. The shop, a Sidney business, expanded stock and capacity for Willard batteries, Stromberg carburetors, Bosch magnetos, and the Willard battery line serving autos and radios. George Kretz works with his brother in the business.
Miss Rubye S. Devier of Dalton and Edward R. Wickhorst of Potter area married by a Sterling Methodist minister. The couple hosted a five o'clock dinner at the bride's parents home in Dalton with many relatives from Peetz Potter Omaha and Sterling area in attendance. The bride longtime local telephone operator, and the groom a farmer, will live on a farm north of Potter Dalton Delegate.
Miss Reosnnie Beard daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Beard of Kimball wed Joseph F Singleton in Sidney Nebraska with County Judge Kahl officiating The bride grew up in Kimball and finished school in Mitchell class of 1926 The groom from Kimball works as a farmer near Kimball and the couple will reside there long term The Kimball Observer notes their popularity and happiness
J W Johnson reports the sale of the residence at 307 West Sth Street to Hugh L Slawson. The Union Loan and Savings Association of Lincoln owned the property. The Roy F Walker property in Callahan’s addition was sold to N P Rasmussen, who moved to Sidney from Potter. Both deals were represented by Mr Johnson.
The Doreas Society of the Lutheran church will hold a bake sale at the Sidney Meat Market on Saturday February 26 starting at 2:00 p m. Committee members include Mrs Karvaner Mrs Morgan Mrs Johnston and Mrs Gates.
Roy Greenlee department manager of Greenlees store travels to Lincoln this week for the joint Nebraska Strite Retailers Association and Men's Apparel Club convention at the Hotel Lincoln. He is listed on the program as a member of the entertainment committee and plans a visit to Omaha before returning home.
Cheyenne County residents joined relatives and friends including J C Krender J M Krender J W Eckert H Armuth J H Foster E R Blome J L Reel J C Frandsen A E Kennedy Mrs H J Mayer Mrs E S Ewing Mr and Mrs H L Heizer Dennis Edward Walsh Jas McQuillan John Davison G H Worth Mrs H C Andersen H A McPhail and Mrs Wm Schuler sr to attend the last rites for Dr A E Hedlund in Aurora. The trip faced sleet and snow making travel slow and all returned Monday with Mrs Hedlund and her sister Mrs Cobb accompanying the Kreader family to Dalton.
A new theory links sleep to climate. In cold regions people need more fatty food and less sleep, while tropical climates favor more sleep and a leaner diet.
London with 7,000,000 inhabitants maintains a police force of 20,000 officers and 900 detectives, including one woman.
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