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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
2
Community items list arrivals, visits, and events. Delia Harris relocates from Lara mie Wyoming to Lodge Pole. Viola Waite and John Marek wed in Sidney and will live on the Marek farm. Multiple members travel to Denver and Lincoln for Chapter events and visits. Local social, family, and fraternal activities plus a bank examiner visit.
Mrs Miller of York arrived Saturday evening to visit son O L Miller and family. Willie Taylor visited Isaac Jones’s home. Clarence Schmelle’s family rode north of Dix. L D Willey demonstrated hog vaccination at Ed Wolverton farm with observers Kinton Jones Lipke Brockersby Adrian Johnson. A baby girl born July 11 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Boring of Grand Island. Boring formerly Bessie Hornsby from Sidney. Several locals drove to Lodge Pole and Wyoming for visits and church birthday dinner attended by many from the area.
The 1928 lamb crop in the western range states is about 11 percent larger than 1927 and about 5 percent larger than 1926. Nebraska feeds most of its supply from western states as it produces few lambs, and the corn crop supports heavy feeding in the state. United States total lamb crop expected to reach 29,989,000, eight percent above 1927. If you have something to sell, Telegraph Want-Ad. Ice cream bricks offered in three colors.
Maple Grove residents and visitors are listed in weekly gatherings and calls from N. P. Johnson to W. T. Sharman homes. Names include the Andersons of California, Miles, Sharman, Johnson, Nightengale, Houge, and others. A wreck near the highway injured Mrs. A A Bauer when a threshing machine lacked lights.
Mr and Mrs John George and sons Bill and Charles spent Wednesday evening at H J Elsen s. Mildred Witters and Ruby Deaver called on Mrs H J Elsen. Mr and Mrs A J Petre and son George spent Sunday at the John George home. George Petre visited Henry Koester family Sunday evening. Grandpa Deaver visiting relatives. George Deaver family visited H P Cortney.
Center residents report heavy daily rains washing out several bridges. Ed Guill family visited Paul Weible, Gwendolyn Jorgenson stayed with Loretta Osborn, and Rev and Mrs. Graham called Friday. Andrew Jensen family and Marjorie visited the Wilson home near Gurley. Olive Gineau and children dined with the J C Guill. Harvest begins for several in the area as Ruth Osborn visits Vinita Osborn in Dalton. A pie social and program is noted.
Basil and Wayne Guill of Weston attended a Wednesday night gathering for their uncle J C Guill. Rain reduced turnout but the program remained enjoyable and guests enjoyed plenty of pie.
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