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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1929

Page

7

Grand Prairie social notes from a busy week

Grand Prairie residents attend numerous visits and gatherings in Sidney and surrounding towns. Many families including Welton, Jorgensen, Hart, Johnson, Waddell, Rexroth, Kragel, and Irwin exchange dinners, suppers, and an oyster supper, with attendance at clubs, church, and school events. Andrew Johnson and others travel to Peetz and Potter for institute activities and games. Sympathy extended for M Planck of Elmira New York.

Erma Welton Ralph Welton Egging Johnson and Son LeMoine Alva Hart Albert Gustav Kragel Denver Nels Johnson T. G. Waddell Lucille Fielden Charles Welton Mae Ray Rex Leola Frances E. A. Johnson Alfred Jorgensen Omaha Farmers Union Ray Rexroth Ray Tremain Harold Verna E. Planck Mons Johnson Clayton Parks Florence Parks Sidney Mildred Hart Helen Rexroth E. Plack Forrest North Sidney Farmers Union Planck M. Planck Elmira N. Y Grand Prairie Sam Irwin Dorothy Josie Sadie Irwin Dan Rupert Doris J H. Gell Ralph Will Gade W. O. Johnson Leela Charles Smith Evelyn F. N. Smith Ethel Irwin J. A. Gell Lincoln August Gade Helen Gane Earl Johnson Fremont Big Springs League Leonaard Frances Peetz Harold Linde Bismark Runge Chiddren Robert Irwin Ethel and Borethy Irwin Anna Jorgensen J. C. Jorgensen Thompson Helen Gade T. W. Hubbell Sam Fred Irwin A. G. Weaver J C. Jorgensen

Lodge Pole Neighbors Attend Eastern Star Installation

Local residents report several from Lodge Pole at Sidney for the Order of Eastern Star installation. High school basketball, Venango 19, Lodge Pole 14. L. R. Barlow treated for shingles. Various social visits and family moves noted, plus a new baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bale with care from Dr. Hibbard and Mrs. Ollie Kilgore.

Order of Eastern Star Sidney Lodge Pole Venango L. R. Barlow D. L. Hibbard Floyd Carter B. J. Bates Ruby Gurley C. H. Rowan Omar Wigington Denver Norval Johnson F. D. Barlow Co. D. Moorhead W. B. Jewett Persinger Floyd Wise Boulevard Felix Grant Chappell Frank Johnson Ray Julesburg Grand Island Harry Devore A. C. Bale Dr. Hibbard Ollie Kilgore

Social notes from Julesburg and vicinity

Henry Jenik arrived from Minden to visit his parents. Julesburg visitors Mrs Harley Simkins and Mrs Pearl Johnson. Mr and Mrs George W Stephens hosted three bridge tables with prizes for high scores and a salad course. W B Jewett hosted Persinger wedding anniversary dinner in Sidney. Laura Kintz visited Mrs Mary Cunningham on the farm. American Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs Lydiatt. Kensington work by Sunol ladies at L A Barlow home. Mike Aller returned from Carpenter Wyoming for L A Foster Co. W D Russell of Kearney visited on business. Ben F Robinson of Twin Falls called while en route to Kansas City. Local ice houses filling with ice 15 inches thick. Lloyd Lehmkuhl and family to Sterling for flu aftercare. Persinger is ill with flu. Persinger & Whitefoot shipped baled hay. R N A juveniles met at M W A hall for a social after business.

Harley Simkins Pearl Johnson Julesburg George W. Stephens Bridge Ruby Bates C. D. Moorhead A. B. Persinger Dye W. B. Jewett Sidney Persinger & Whitefoot R.N. A M. W. A. Hall Myrtle Huffman Nora Wolfe

Dalton Station Painted by Burlington Crew in Colorful Makeover

The Burlington paint gang is in Dalton to repaint both interiors and exteriors of the company buildings. Foreman Fr Sny der and his family will stay about a month. Seven living rooms will each receive a distinct color amid a rainbow trend. Nebraska’s boundary spans about 1277 miles, with width near 200 miles and length around 400 miles.

Burlington Paint Gang Dalton Fr. Snyder Foreman

Adlerika Ad Claims Relief For Gas And Digestive Waste

An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and removes old waste matter from the system. It asserts quick relief after the first spoonful and promises better meals and sleep, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. Glenn Butler and a Western Drug Co. endorsement.

Adierika Glenn Butler Adlerika Western Drug Co. Adv

Buick chief urges nationwide safety drive against speeders

E. T. Strong president of Buick Motor Co praises Detroit safety campaign and calls for a nationwide program in every city. Buick will message its 4,000 dealers urging support, with Sidney dealer Joseph Hahler backing the plan. Strong says streets can be made safer and autos remain vital for business and pleasure. The note ends with coal and lumber ads from local suppliers.

Detroit E. T. Strong Buick Motor Company Buick Joseph Hahler Sidney Strong

Notice to Teachers Examinations Held at Courthouse

State teachers examinations will be held at the courthouse on Saturday January 19.

Court House

Cream Wanted 45 at Falls City Creamery

Falls City Nebraska firm Falls City Creamery Company seeks Cream Wanted 45. advertisement lists production need and contact details. local trade notices indicate staffing or supply request with minimal other context.

Falls City

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