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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
3
The Gis Theatre ends its three day engagement of The Better Ole tonight after two successful performances. Syd Chapman stars as Old Bill in this acclaimed World War I era comedy, praised for its humor and impact on audiences.
The film adapts Warner Fabian's McClure's Magazine serial about a magnetic flapper known as It. Madge Bellamy Matt Moore and Hale Hamilton star with Clara Bow chosen for It. The studio hails the picture as the best comedy drama this year and urges audiences not to miss It next Monday and Tuesday nights.
Wallace Berry reimagines the famous baseball poem as a humorous stage sketch. The Irish-flavored production promises clean, high-spirited comedy and arrives at the local theatre next Wednesday and Thursday for two-night engagement.
Ted Carlson Herbert Carlton and Oscar Moruel spent Sunday with Jerome Kathar and Mrs Peter Nelson and children visited Mr ED Morrow near Dalton Dorothy and Norman Fisher joined supper at Leslie Sanders home Thursday. Mrs George Reetz and Mrs C Crowell were business callers in Kimball Tuesday. Win Ayrs of Wheatland Wyoming and Milo Torrey of Trenrys Nebraska visited Peter Nelson Sunday and Monday. Jesse Lambert and family returned from the Black Hills. Greta Carpenter stayed at Alliance Howard Youst with Bill Smith. A firework gathering from this vicinity celebrated the Fourth of July at Wedington. Mrs Crowell recovering from quinsy shows improvement. Nicholas Jacobson hosted Saturday dinner with Leslie Sanders family.
South Sunol News reports a sequence of social visits and travels among local families including Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Diehl, J C Miles and family, Frank Pokerny and Blanch Pokerny, and the Gentrys. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Red don. Attendees at revival meetings near Proc tor. Minor incidents include a sick team of horses treated by a local doctor and various visits to and from Sidney and Geneva.
The wives of the Lions club held a picnic at Mrs. A. B. Sheppard’s home last Monday evening with thirteen ladies present. They enjoyed supper on the porch. Mergruc helped make hay for A. J. Ueying Monday. Glen McCall drives a new Ford roadster bought in Sidney last Tuesday. Real summer weather peaked at 99 that day.
Mrs A Fleming hosted Mrs A Hilliard last Wednesday with news of driving and events. George McKelvey visits cousin Fredrick McKelvey. Group Two drew a large crowd at the Patriotic Pea at the church Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dick Murphy and son Richard spent Thursday evening with Roland Stalls. Rawleigh man J Fowler from Padroni toured the neighborhood last Friday. Mrs Roland Stull and children with Mrs Frank Stull planned to Crook Friday. Mrs Roy Lewis and four children from Creston Town visited Dick Murphy's last Friday and Saturday. Johnny Heckel left for Denver Saturday to spend the fourth with home folks. Kensington to meet at the church next Thursday. county demonstrator to show fruit and vegetable canning. All invited. Miss Marion Anderson of Georgetown Colo visiting WOOA McKelvey home.
Mrs Allen Lough left Friday for Stalls to assist in caring for their infant son who is very sick with flu. Mr and Mrs Floyd Jacobson entertained friends at 500 Wednesday evening. A dainty lunch was served at the close of the evening. Pavlat and family of Sidney spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Pavlat. Bates entertained many friends Thursday evening with a delicious lunch. Mr and Mrs George S Jewett and Getty Bard left Friday for Omaha. Jean will remain here with relatives until school begins. Win Emanuelson returned from Omaha where he has worked for the railway mail service. IL Barlow and family and Mr and Mrs Kelly were Sidney callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Allen Lough spent Wednesday in Talesburg. The Ladies Aid met at the church parlors. attendance was light. Refreshments served by Mesdames Waite, Bale and Schmidt. Miss Ruth Goettsche returned Thursday from Omaha and Papillion to visit relatives. Art Singley was a Sidney visitor. J Folkerts and family spent Wednesday in Gurley.
Numerous residents and visitors are noted across towns: Mrs PG, Mrs Kromer, and Miss Gertrude left for Amherst and Denver. Roy Miller and Jerrs Krupicka arrived from Laramie to celebrate the Fourth. G R Minshall and family with Mrs Petteys spent Sunday in Sidney. Wilma Wigington, Robert Emmanuelson, and others left for Borins to celebrate the Fourth. Several families moved houses, traveled to Scottsbluff, Casper, and Kimball, and locals enjoyed the new swimming pool in Sidney. Richard Jwarlat left for Denver for medical consultation on a leg injury.
Mr and Mrs J M Nelson and family and other area households picnicked at the grove southwest of Reddington Sunday. The Herboldsheimers and Lockharts visited the Ed Morrow home Sunday evening. Larson family and daughters visited Leetz Cole Sunday and Monday. Jack and Evesyn Wilford returned home with them.
Walter Drodkin and Chislermen celebrated the Fourth at Reddington grove. Nelsons and cousins Merion, Mildred, and others from the community joined in. Several went to Johnson's grove. Mable Nelson visits Christie Bentramson. Maurice Allen and Llewellyn Nelson travel to Herford to visit Aunt Mrs. Keith and family. They planned to celebrate the Fourth at Fort Collins, Colorado. A large antiunter attended. After the meeting a nice Tuned Wats was served. The Madden home will host the next west meeting on August 29. Chauncey Nelson, Mile, and Russell Lockhart fished at Sterling reservoir Monday. Mrs. EFOM Nelson visited her mother, Mrs. C. A. Glassburn, Monday. Bert Gibbons helped CP Herboldsheimer with alfalfa and sweet clover in the hay mow. J. W. Bertramson and Marjorie visited I. K. Nelson home Monday morning.
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