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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
7
Local residents share a busy schedule of visits calls and dinners with numerous families including Nelson Madden Larson Whitney and Bertramson. Clubs meetings church social events and a prize trip to Lincoln highlight a weekend of neighborly activity in the area.
Raymond Anthony recovers from surgery at Taylor hospital and expects home next Sunday while his family stays with his parents. An airplane wreck Friday drew many Sidney residents to the scene. Earl McFall and Ray Couch helped free the dying pilot. B H H club met with Mrs Susie Turner. officers were elected and minutes read. Mr and Mrs Joe Chartier and family visited CS Andersons. John Seyfang Jr moved to Rawlins Wyoming. Ben Couch welcomes a baby boy born January 13.
Miss Grander visited Sidney friends as winter weather hit the region. The juniors presented a class play Thursday. it was well done but drew a small audience due to the inclement weather. Local activity included hog and cattle shipments, business calls, PTA meeting, and Sunol basketball victory over the academy.
Ty C Spiker called on Paul Sparks Monday afternoon. Mrs Clyde Kinton, Mrs L S Bar.
Western Nebraska residents host gatherings and visits across the Sidney area. Mr and Mrs A M Anderson and family returned from eastern state relatives. L A Scriber and sons welcomed Mrs Scriber's sister and family. The Scheer family hosted and visited, with multiple calls to the Scriber and Klentz households. Community members shopped, dined, or met at homes including Reineka, Brauer, Will Allman, and others.
In memory of Sister Hattie Bell who died January 8 1930 the Sidney Rebekah Lodge No 66 notes her zeal for the order and her gentleness. The lodge drapes its charter in mourning for thirty days and extends condolences to her family. Committee: Nellie B Niemeller Laura Schulz Edna Granneman.
The Farm Board granted a facilities loan up to 20000 dollars to the National Order Buying company of Chicago to expand cooperative order buying and direct to packer marketing of livestock in the corn belt. A merchandising loan up to 100000 dollars will extend activities to major terminal markets and aid advances to producers at concentration yards. The loans hinge on affiliation with a new national livestock marketing association. The group already operates order buying in Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati Detroit and supplies 25 yards in Ohio and Indiana. Last year it marketed livestock to 119 packers and killers in the eastern United States.
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