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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
2
John McDonnell and family frequent Crook and Sidney trips for errands and visiting friends. Doc Parmore, Mr. and Mrs. Gross, and others motor between Crook, Haxtun, and surrounding towns. Perry Balentine prepares for rodeo and track work, while neighbors attend graduation and memorial services and assist with cemetery cleanup.
Gurley held graduation exercises on Wednesday at the M B Community church with Rev W T Kahse delivering the address to eight graduates. Diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Nelson. Margaret Cunningham won the top scholarship with 93 plus, while Eila Christensen and Ernest Taylor tied for second with 91. Graduates: Anna Gabriel Tone Carey Etta Christensen Eila Christensen Vivian Gustin Margaret Cunningham Raymond Keiselhorst Ernest Taylor.
The Farms Dairy advertises 3 color ice cream bricka available in pint or quart sizes. Call 324 for details and pricing.
Mrs J C Guill called at Paul Weible home Wednesday afternoon. Ed Guill and children visited A D Rose home Wednesday evening. The Dorcas Aid Society to hold a food sale at Walford’s store in Dalton on Saturday the 4th. The Center Sunday school invites Gurley Sunday school for services on Sunday the 5th with basket dinner. Several from the community attended Memorial services at Dalton Monday.
Several showers last week benefited Sunol gardens. Carl Thomas visited Sunol on Thursday. Eighth graders attended Sidney Thursday for graduation exercises. eight graduates were awarded diplomas here this year. Dr Coleman was noted for professional work.
Cheyenne county farmers with a good improved farm for sale are invited to contact the Sidney Telegraph office at 65-31 for information that may be valuable.
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