Gurley Defeats Sunol On Local Floor In Close Game
Sunol led by 12 to 2 at halftime but Gurley rallied to win 22 to 16. Sunol played without Cecil Tremain, while Gurley fielded a fast team praised as among the best in years.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
4
Sunol led by 12 to 2 at halftime but Gurley rallied to win 22 to 16. Sunol played without Cecil Tremain, while Gurley fielded a fast team praised as among the best in years.
Miss Dorothy Theis left Saturday for Denver for a business course. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lehmkuh welcomed a baby boy born Thursday. Mike Allar returned from Hugo, Colo. Mrs. J. H. Abbott of Sidney called Thursday. Miss Nora Wolfe hosted the bridge club with Mrs. Martha Winston as guest. Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Louis DeBrunner is ill. Dr. O Connor of Chappell visited Friday. The Petersons and Barbara spent Sunday with Mr. Peterson’s parents at Chappell. Local basketball fans attended Lodge Pole at Sidney. Mrs. C. D. Moorhead hosted the L. A. bridge club Monday. Tripp returned to Chappell Thursday. Fern Lindley and Elmer Moorhead returned to Chadron. The Barlow family and others visited the Miller home Sunday. William Goettsche, North Platte, spent New Year’s with family. Jewett family left for Hem ingford after two weeks with Persinger. Marshall’s cash store runs a pre inventory sale through Saturday. Elmer Holtman left for Marysville Calif. to stay. wife and son remain. Behrends family returned from Savannah Mo for cancer treatment. Lodge Pole first team beat Lewellen 35 to 13. second team won 22 to 4. Joyce Peterman visited her father and sister. Eberman of Chappell spent Sunday here. School dismissed for New Year. Moorhead family and Winston family visited Carl Thomas.
An ad claims the Diotes 15 Minute Test eases gas bloating heartburn and upset stomach within 15 minutes. It markets five digestive aids in a pleasant tablet form with no soda or laxatives and offers a 60 cent price and a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
Virginia and Margaret Tolle were dinner guests at the W G Crove home at six o'clock Sunday. Mrs Lee Sine and her children were Sunday guests at the George Sine home.
The J A Choan Elmer Choan O L Miller Ed Wolverton Ed Lipke Elmer Hughes Clyde Kinton Emma Ely Paul Sparks Charles Lessman and Henry Yowell families helped Ray Frame celebrate the dying of the old year Tuesday evening. High and low scores awarded to Chester Frame Mrs J A Choan Elmer Choan and Elmer Hughes. Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke hosted dinner for O L Miller Clyde Kinton Elmer Hughes and Ed Wolverton families on Wednesday.
SEXTORP Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei and children were business callers in Sidney Satur Miss Leola Rogers has resumed her duties in district No 13 after two weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dunlavy and sons spent several days at the home of their son and brother, Neil Dunlavy, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher, Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter, Gladys, and Charles Johnson and son, Gordon, helped Oscar Redeen celebrate his birthday Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Peter Nelson and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Smith were New Year dinner guests of Charles Herboldsheimer of Antelope Divide.
Mrs C E N Johnson on sick list this week. Farmers Union held a Friday evening meeting at Emil Tank home with a short business session and an oyster stew. Next meeting set for February 7 at Elmer Jacobson home. Numerous visits occurred: Billy Smith, Arlo Fisher, Harvey Fisher, and others at various homes. Several families hosted New Year greetings and Sunday visits. Mrs Peter Nelson cares for daughter burned in kerosene can explosion.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of Edward Bowser deceased a hearing on petition for settlement of account is set for January 17 1930 at 2 o clock PM. J M Nelson de bonis non seeks final settlement and distribution of funds with discharge. Notice to interested parties by publishing in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
A notice copy shows the seal of Acting County Judge J W BILLETER and confirms the document as a true copy. Kepler and Kratz, lawyers based in Sidney Nebraska, are listed as the attorneys. The text indicates a hearing day referenced nearby in the prior clauses.
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