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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
34
Attorney Hyde buys a Studebaker sedan while Daltons host Merrymaker dance at Fransden Hall. Iverson buys a Buick coupe in Dalton. Morrison, Brays, Jessen, Warner, Maley, Albus, Baker family, Bryant family, Brauer siblings and many others visit or travel. Front-page items include travel to Cheyenne Frontier Days, CTC camps, and local business visits amid a flurry of meetings and community events.
Dr. G Lurner Haines of Omaha, former State Pharmaceutical board member, toured the city Wednesday visiting Dr. R E Roche. Miss Evelyn Clark departs August 1 for a month long vacation from the local post office, planning to spend most of it in Denver and Cheyenne.
Mrs Nellie Pettys Mrs Carter and Miss Ruby Fates from Lodge Pole arrive in Sidney for a short visit at the home of Mrs J W Mc Daniels Jr their daughter.
Mr and Mrs Steve Babb long time Cheyenne county residents now living in Long Beach California visit the county to oversee their Dalton district farm. Jay Closman receives a Denver municipal golf course offer as assistant instructor and pro. He will test the job before deciding. Accepting would bar him from amateur events.
Mr and Mrs MacDonnell formerly of Omaha arrived in Sidney and will stay indefinitely. He is a representative for the Cleveland Tractor company, sent to manage their distributing house. The Cle-Trac line is on display at the Porter Oil company warehouse as they plan extensive territory introduction.
Or G Maley of Maley Motor returns from Denver business trip where he attended a Hudson dealers meeting. A new combustion feature for 1928S models was demonstrated claiming higher power from ordinary gas and lower mileage costs for Hudson operations. Maley calls the feature among the most important ever adopted in motor cars.
Dozens of Sidney boys will travel today and tomorrow to join the regular summer encampment of the C. d. T. C. at Fort Crook Nebraska or Fort Snelling Minnesota from August 1 to September 1. Training is provided by regular army officers and strict army discipline is expected. Postmaster Pindell lists enrollees including Robert Lowe George Null Byron Leonard George Barker Weldon Thomas Grant Toole James Hazelwood Taylor Daniels and Buck Davis.
The T N club met with Mrs Anna Mart on Wednesday afternoon at her home. The Cha Mar group of Camp Fire Girls met Thursday with Clara Mae Woodworth. St Martha s Guild postpones its Friday meeting at Mrs J C McNish s home. Providence Chapter Eastern Star members motored to Potter for constitutions and installation. Kimball folks attended. North Side bridge club met at the Country club and then at Mrs Hyde s home. Mrs W B Jewett won, with guests from Omaha and others.
Mrs C R Golding entertained on Tuesday afternoon for her son Bill celebrating his seventh birthday. About twenty youngsters attended a gala gathering with the highlight a large birthday cake cut in a festive climax.
Mr and Mrs W P Miles and Mrs Eva Flintjer hosted a supper dance at the Country Club on Monday in honor of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bauer of Tuincoln. About sixty couples attended and enjoyed music by the Harmony Kings. Lunch and a buffet supper followed, with decorations of shasta daisies cosmos baby breath and yellow candles.
Miss Elizabeth Bicknell hosted a midweek gathering for about twenty five young people in honor of Miss Martha Herridge of Tarkio Missouri who is visiting for two weeks. Herridge a sophomore at United Presbyterian College Tarkio enjoyed games and refreshments.
A speaker extends gratitude to friends in and around Sidney for their support in the Merchants' Chevrolet contest and credits their help with the large vote total that secured victory. The message singles out staunch supporters for making the win possible.
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