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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1924
Page
9
Charles Trognitz came home from New Castle Pennsylvania where his wife was buried. He was joined by his sister in law Miss Florence McWilliams who will keep house for Thin. Mrs Wilhelm Wruger learned the estate case was settled and she will receive two to three million dollars and depart to settle the estate.
Oscar Meyer and Edith Withers wed on Monday while Uncle Billie Davis died February 22 after a long county residence. J. J. Mc Intosh and others lead Sidney village trustees as changes in business and post office additions occur. J. T. Pennington, ex Telegraph editor, died in Los Angeles.
Carl J Houge and L P V House explored four states seeking the best location and plan to return to Sidney with Houge expected next spring and his brother in the fall. No vacant houses in Sidney. The Th MS club met. Jessen family arrived from Clinton with Jessen to manage Bordwell ranch. Rimmerman’s paralysis worsens. Wasson on vacation. Stuht covering. Stockdick visiting Katy Texas. Prairie fires increasing. A hand reorganization meeting set at Baldwins. A son born to Emory Planck. Arthur Oberfelder joins state university debating team. Dr F T Woitishek named pension examining surgeon.
The Keystone class will hold a bake sale at Hahler's Meat Market on Saturday March 4 at 2 00 p m Proceeds go to class activities and student programs.
Plate glass and windshield doors fell at Hahler Garage prompting cleanup. Damaged storefront items reported to authorities with no injuries noted.
Potter Mrs Raymond Johnson shows improvement as reports come in. Sidney visitors, a Missouri trip for Santley Davis to see his ailing mother, and a Broken Bow move by Mr and Mrs Hush Keneyer accompany local notes. Delsing arrives from Chadron to fill a school vacancy, girls basketball with Sidney 22 Potter 10, and a low turnout band concert for the Trenham program. Mrs Goding travels to Cheyenne for her husband’s tongue abscess hospital stay. Ward recounts a rough night.
Leroy Holmes celebrated his fourteenth birthday Sunday with several boys visiting. Mrs. Holmes prepared and served a delicious dinner for the group. Mr. and Mrs. D B Phelps hosted a Rock party at their home Friday evening with multiple couples in attendance.
Reports from the Barber school house show Charles Lee elected superintendent Ernest Bonser assistant superintendent and Roy Simpson secretary and treasurer. Sunday school will begin at ten o clock each Sunday. Neighbors visited the Wilson family and several residents joined. Mrs George Lauderback was taken to Sterling for treatment and shows limited improvement. Many neighbors attended school in District 40 Friday and various locals were listed as ill or moving. Ed Roth hauled corn to Sunol and Janes Vacik of Julesburg sold oil locally.
Center A D Ruse visited Sidney Tuesday. A number attended the Schuler sale. Lloyd Goranson hosted at Wm Edwards home. Mrs Adolf Pelster and children with Mrs Walsh Thursday. Mrs John Groshans dined at Walter Hoppel Tuesday. Francis and Evelyn Rose visited Ed Mayer Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Leonard went to Dalton Thursday. C G Scott and others dined at John Grossans Thursday. Some attended Hendrickson sale Thursday. Dorcas Ladies Aid hosted George Washington party at Christofferson home Friday. proceeds $6.75. John Groshans dined at Richard Schultz home. Bancroft couple drove to Sidney Friday for dinner.
Cash Scott and Vernon left for Gothenburg after a visit at Mary Halston home. Mrs George Wuterbaugh and son Max returned from a two week relatives visit. A board party at Art Draper home ended with a midnight lunch. Numerous calls and dinners extended among local families including the Scotts Groshins Bancrofts Mayer and Rose with weekend socializing and local shopping in Sidney.
Edward Rolle, 80, of Cheyenne county, sought clemency from the Nebraska state pardon board after being sent to the state reformatory for men for alleged breaking and entering. Rolle, received at the reform school January 9, 1672, appeared with Theo Arms strange. Also before the board were J. F. Mills, 58, for incest in Scotts Bluff county, Orville Stevenson, 23, Kimball county, for breaking and entering, and Albert Olson, Kimball county, for breaking and entering. W. J. Kretz, the Magneto Man, will return to Sidney Hart-Parr Co. on March first with magneto, generator, and starting motor skills. work guaranteed.
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