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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1927
Page
4
A steady stream of visits and trips fills Sidney social pages. Mrs Herschel Spearow remains a Taylor hospital patient while many locals host guests from Weir Denver and Chicago. the Telegraph records Uncle Joe Kucera’s return to work, circle meetings at Kensingtons and Fraternal visits, plus motorists touring Alliance Scottsbluff and Black Hills.
The semiannual installation of officers for the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges in Dalton was held Tuesday evening at the lodge hall. District Deputy Grand Master Wren Shaw of Chappell installed F. A. Reinmuth as noble grand and J. E. Davison as vice grand. Mrs. Franklin, district deputy president from Bayard, brought a team to install Mrs. Marion Asbury as noble grand and Mrs. A. J. Kinnersley as vice grand.
Kretz Radio and Ignition Company announces a new Brewer's Machine Shop location at 206 Central Ave. The notice notes relocation details and invites customers to visit the updated premises for services and parts.
Master Ronald Williams held a party at his home last Saturday afternoon with fifteen friends to celebrate his seventh birthday. Mrs. Tom O Connell and Mrs. L A Donohoe hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel honoring Mrs. Ed Young of Kansas City. Vari colored sweet peas filled the tables. Bridge at Mrs. Donohoe s home awarded first prize to Mrs J H O Neil and second to Mrs Young, who also received a guest prize.
Arvin Rippie of Ohio arrived Friday evening to visit his brother and wife and help with harvest. Adrean Brockelsby Louis Miller and George Jones returned Friday from Mitchell Nebraska after attending the Boys and Girls club camp, reporting a good time. J A Sparks visited his parents Thursday afternoon. Mrs J C Sparks drove to Sidney on Friday then visited at the J A Sparks and J J Jones homes. Fred Siemers Ray Frame Chester and Edwin Chean left Friday night for Ardmore South Dakota to attend the Farmers picnic where President Coolidge will speak joining the Gurley district special train. they will return late Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Hugh Moore visited the George Rippie home Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Moore of Pasadena California and Mr and Mrs George Rippe with Herman Blanke and son Edwin and Irwin Rippie were dinner guests at J J Jones home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Moore attended dinner at A R Anderson home Friday evening. Mrs A R King and sons from North of Potter arrived to visit her mother Mrs Amna Owens for several weeks. Everett Owens returned home after visiting his sister north of Potter. Hubert Owens visited Ernest Jackel home in Sidney Friday evening. Ed Brockelsby bought a new binder from Sidney dealers. Charles Liesemer of Gurley visited John Jones home Tuesday. Miss Anna and Catherine Hamer left with a carload for Gothenburg for a week at a lake camp institute then to Grand Island for work at Grand Island Business College.
The Nebraska central district reports little storm damage and hot dry winds lowering wheat quality by 16.8 percent. Corn and other crops show minor damage with chinch bugs in the southeast and Cheyenne, Banner, and Kimball counties between July 20 and 25. Corn is being laid by the eastern third of the state while red valley county completes digging and trucking to market.
Greenlees department store marked a summer anniversary with a large opening crowd despite farm duties. More than 5000 cakes with five gold $2.50 pieces were given away, plus about 150 ice cream cups for children. Cakes from Mulet's bakery and ice cream from Farn’s Dairy supported a week long sale.
Mr and Mrs Roy Liggett returned Friday from a two weeks vacation through Colorado visiting Fort Collins Denver and western slope towns. They stayed with Mrs Sayre in Delta and during the trip Mr Liggett visited several J B Byars stores.
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