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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1927
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Ray Frame and family spent Friday evening at the Fred Beyer home. Numerous neighbors visited at various homes including Engel, Rohde, Beyer and Overman households. Tin wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs McGrane highlighted a large supper and card gathering with many relatives and prizes awarded.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Guill were Sidney callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kinnersley were callers at Frank Weigand's home Sunday. John Davison spent a few days in Denver returning home Tuesday. The R. H. Miller and J. C. Guill families are quarantined with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Worth Bonnie Jean Mrs J. O. Kreader Colman Jr. and Donald took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kreader. Minwen Weber Vreeman Christine Keour and Max Binker took supper with Mr and Mrs George Winkleman Sunday. Club talk with Mrs. Walsh Thursday next meeting will be announced. J. C. Guill and B. N. Southard took inatory degree in the Odd Fellows lodge Tuesday.
Get Genuine Willard Batteries and Stromberg Carburstors priced right from Hretz Battery & Ignition Co. Sidney.
Homer Fisher spends a few days in Denver awaiting Mrs McPherson's speaking engagement. Numerous neighborhood visits and social calls occur from Sidney to Potter and Alliance including Nelsons, Crowells, and Reetz families. Several residents attend a basketball game in Potter. Potter loses but reports a good contest.
Mrs Dave Brewer and children accompanied by Mrs Noah Brewer and daughter Miss Gertrude visited at the Earl Tolle home Tuesday of last week. Lowell Anderson Parl Tolle and wife spent Thursday evening at the Wm Millan home and enjoyed the Laughing contest. John Connolly returned from Omaha Friday where he attended the Miners Union convention. Mr Connolly gave an interesting report to the Herdon local last Saturday night. Mr Willey will be present at the next regular meeting January 29 at the North Herdon school house to organize boys and girls clubs. Ladies are requested to bring cake and sandwiches. The eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Connolly narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday morning when she slipped from her high chair and pressed feet against the heater. Wm Anderson returned from Denver Tuesday morning. Alice the small daughter of Mrs Ethel Lyngholm was ill Saturday and Dr Taylor was called. Wm Bundy purchased a new Dodge car recently. Mrs John Connolly was hostess to the Bronson Helping Hand club Thursday of last week. The only business of importance was the election of officers for feet Mrs A Boyes re elected president Mrs Connolly secretary and Mrs Ben Couch treasurer. Mrs Boyes joined the club two years ago and has not missed a meeting. Hostess served a lunch of jello fruit salad chicken sandwiches chocolate pie and coffee. Next meeting will be with Mrs McMillan January 21 all day when the next lesson on How to dress the family more becomingly will be given. Mia Boyes and Mrs C S Anderson will attend the demonstration January 19 at Sidney.
A testimonial notes long term constipation and gas after meals improved by Adlerike. The product claims to remove gas, cleanse waste from the system, and end bloating enabling enjoyment of food, with Western Drug Co advertised as a source.
South Colton residents attend funerals and visit friends across Bloomfield Lodge Pole and surrounding homes. Local repairs, coal and cement unloading, and Sunday gatherings mark weekly activity, with sympathy extended to Emmanuel Brauer family and several neighbors sharing meals and school updates. George Deaver returns home with Mrs. Frank Workman. J H Wendte drives oats to M J Halslander. multiple families host and visit throughout the week.
Frank Werkian unloaded his emi grant car in Colton on Friday. Several locals attended the Emmanuel Brauner baby funeral, highlighting community turnout and local ties at the service.
Sidney Draw Mrs John Siedel was a caller at the George Hockerson home Tuesday eve Mr and Mrs Henry Spercker of New Romers Colo and Mrs Otto Kurz Jr called at the Frank Kurz home Tuesday. John Kurz hauled lumber for a new barn the past week. Mrs Clyde Johnson and Mrs Ed Myers called at the Frank Kurz home Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Hockson and daughter Betty Jane were callers at the Frank Kurz home Thursday.
A Nebraska Legislature bill promoting standard practice requirements for all healing arts practitioners draws attention from supporters of the measure. Sponsored by the medical profession it would require qualifications in anatomy physiology chemistry bacteriology pathology and hygiene plus other branches for each healing art.
Morrill resident Chester R. Brown has been granted a patent for a motor cultivator. The device is designed for beans corn beets cotton and other field crops. He has used a prototype on his farm for two years and reports it operates at about three acres per hour with fuel costs of nine to thirteen cents per acre depending on depth.
The report notes a conference game ending 16 to 17 with Chappell winning last Friday. Attendees at the Denver stork show include Clarence Johnson C A Cords Ray Wickhorst Lesle Wickhorst and M J Parsons. The M E church team will play two road games at Paxton Tuesday and North Platte Wednesday.
M. A. Shipman serves as president with Tom Poole as vice president and Henry Pavlat secretary. Marius Christensen is treasurer and directors include A. K. Greenlee Carl Ledbetter M. W. Osborn P. W. Barker Wm. Winders and Jess Goodale.
AMERICAN LEGION officers announced: P. C. Cunningham commander Al Greenlee 1st vice commander Carl Hutchison 2nd vice commander Claude Golding adjutant Chas. L. Marsh finance officer Ed Runge sergeant at arms Dean J. J. Crawford service secretary Hugh Slawson liaison officer Nick Wilhalmy relief officer.
Mrs Harry Flintjer and her son John left last Friday for Leavenworth Kansas to establish a home. Mr Flintjer has been in Leavenworth for some time. Golf club officers for the year are R A Babcock president A Larson vice president and R J Wallick secretary and treasurer. The high school boys lost their sec-
Sidney Country Club lists A. K. Greenlee as President D. R. Thomas as Vice President and B. R. Kratz as Secretary in the official leadership slate for the upcoming season.
A group of individuals including Dr. R. B. Roche, J. A. Bentley, Pauli, L. Martin, A. J. Jorgenson, M. W. Dimery, A. E. Phelps, J. L. McIntosh, R. P. Kepler, and R. 8. Oberfelder are named in connection with an unspecified matter or event.
Local notice from The Telegraph announces sale of county maps and legal blanks covering all descriptions offered for public purchase. Includes catalog scope and contact details for bidders seeking official documents and forms.
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