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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
6
CHU allL bd Hes a Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday mass at 7:00 a m Anton Link pastor.
The Presbyterian Church invites all members friends and new arrivals to Sunday services at 11 o clock for the Lord s Supper. New members may join by letter or confession. Baptism for children, Sunday school topic Baptism and Temptation of Christ, Christian Endeavor theme How Can Nations Practice the Golden Rule. Pastor H Clare Welker begins a series The Great Imperatives of the New Testament with He that cometh to God must believe that he is. Public encouraged to attend.
United Lutheran Sidney and Holy Trinity invite members to Holy Communion at 11 a m with reception of members. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 1 p m. Gurley Grace Lutheran holds Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 7 30 p m Luther league at 7 p m. Potter First Lutheran worships at 3 p m. W T Kahse D D pastor issues cordial invitation.
At the Theatre William Haines appears in Navy Blues, his first all talking vehicle, showing tonight and Saturday at the Fox theatre. He delivers lighthearted sailor impersonations and a genuine dramatic turn, likely surprising audiences familiar with his comedy. The program also features The Sophomore with Eddie Quillan and Sally O’Neil, plus Mar ianne next week with six new MGM musical numbers.
Composer Ahlert known for Marianne and Blonds and Once in a Lifetime among tunes. Turk and Ahlert created Mean to Me and I ll Get By, while Brown and Freed produced Doll Dance and You Were Meant for Me plus Singing in the Rain.
American Legion planners announce a Zeppelin dance next Thursday January 16 at the new John Deere warehouse on 13th avenue. Bruce Russell and Blaine Grabill oversee arrangements promising metropolitan entertainment with Grabill's Merrymakers providing music on a seven piece orchestra. The maple floor is praised as ideal for the event.
Sunol and nearby communities saw a flurry of visits and activities. Numerous locals and guests traveled to Lincoln, Sidney, Chadron, and Sterling while others returned home from hospitals and trips. A barn dance at the Jens Olson home drew a large crowd as New Year’s gatherings continued.
Mr and Mrs E M Nelson and sons Allen and Lewellen traveled to Kimball on Thursday where Mr Nelson underwent an operation and had bones replaced in his injured hands. L K Nelson and wife visited son J M Nelson and family last Sunday. Bud Thorpe and Clarence Rogers called at J H Madden home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Johnson had New Year’s dinner with Mr and Mrs Clifford Hammond. Mr and Mrs Mads Larson and Lina and Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and son shared Sunday dinner with the Hammonds.
Center News covers New Year visits from Vern Ankeny and Gallagher families of Sidney and H Draper hosts with Guill Osborn families. Lincoln-bound students Ethel Guill and Loretta Osborn depart for Wesleyan and state university. Osborn family travels to Council Bluffs to aid ill mother, reaching bedside after a long night drive.
An advertisement stresses that good teeth prevent stomach ailments and promotes dental offers. Rubber plates from 19.59 to 39.00, Hecolite with Trabyte teeth at 34.75, crown and bridgework at 10.00 and 8.50 per tooth, presented by Dr J H Abbott, Sidney Nebraska, with 12 years post grad. A benefit dance at St Patrick's auditorium on Monday January 13 features Grabill's Merrymakers.
South Colton residents from Sidney and Weyerts visited neighbors including George Deaver, Carl Schmidt, Harry Watters, and H J Elsen. Families shared meals, calls, and Sunday gatherings while a district 97 dance and box social drew a good turnout.
Mr and Mrs William Urbanski hosted at Fox theatre in Sidney. Visitors include Mrs Fred Crese Mrs A Christensen and daughters Ella and Etta in Dalton. The Urbanski Christmas gift chicken disappeared from their garage. Numerous New Year visits to Gurley Kimball Lincoln and Dalton. A New Year dance with 49er costumes drew strong attendance. Delegates chosen for the state convention in Kearney January 21 22 23.
Local motorists note new colors at National Refining stations. New pumps in red and purple join the white pumps that have long distinguished White Rose gasoline. The changes accompany additions to National Refining's gasoline line.
Frank Bretter, president, announced three gasoline types to meet motor needs. White Rose Ethyl combines proven White Rose performance with non detonating qualities, addressing anti knock demand while costing no more than other ethyl fuels.
Grand Prairie and Sidney social notes recount New Year dinners, visits, and hospitality. Families such as the Weltons Jorgensens Weltons Gade and Waddells host and attend events. multiple Irwins Senneffs Fos Tex families appear. Basketball games, church visits, and a funeral in Alliance mark regional activity across several days.
Miss Dorothy Theis left Saturday for Denver to attend school. Mr and Mrs Halsey visited the Smith home near Dalton Wednesday. Dale Huffaker and children attended a Lodge Pole basketball game Friday evening. Will Thurow visited Sidney Friday. Miss Freda Elge stayed with sister Mrs Will Thurow. Mrs Harold Hernbloom Clarence Meyers and Mrs Bennett visited Mrs W W Wise Monday. Lester Theis called in Sidney Friday. Oscar Olson family and Dale Huffaker visited A L Roberts Wednesday. Walter Wassum visited Lodge Pole Tuesday. Mrs Paul Smith called at John Theis home Saturday. A surprise party was held at John Block s in honor of Mrs Block s birth.
Poultry profits in 1929 topped recent years with egg prices holding at a good level and hatcheries expanding capacity. Short egg supply at year start will lift fall and winter prices in 1930, while reasonable grain prices help farmers. Increasing flock productivity by replacing older hens could boost profits. telegraph want ads promise results with office supplies for sale.
An ad touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed cure for sore throats offering rapid relief from soreness and coughing. It claims dual action addressing internal causes, safe without harmful drugs, and suitable for families with money back if not relieved, sold by Bassett's Pharmacy and other druggists in 35c 60c and $1.00 bottles.
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