Sidney Visitors From Many Nearby Towns
Len Sherwin and son of Sterling and Walter Proctor of Sunol visited in Sidney on Friday. Supt. Wolcott of the Union Pacific and Mrs. A L Moore of Colorado Springs were among travelers. Charles Mann went to Canada for a week. Perry Wyatt of Nebraska University visited Sidney en route home. Col George M Sliney, ex Fort Sidney, became mayor of Thermopolis Wyoming. Joe Hahler and Harry Brewer fished west of Laramie over Sunday. Sidney’s business and social round shows wide regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Moore
Colorado Springs
Sidney
Perry Wyatt
Nebraska University
Scottsbluff
Joe Hahler
Sidney Buick
Harry Brewer
Brewers Machine Shop
Laramie
Mrs Burgess Hosts Ken sington for Lincoln Visitor
Mrs O Burgess entertained 14 ladies last week in an informal Ken sington honoring her mother Mrs M C Forney of Lincoln who is visiting. Refreshments were served in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leon Fine with Mr and Mrs Hepner Sr and Miss Myrtle Fishman drove to Denver on Sunday. Mrs Fine stayed several days to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Burgess
Kensington
M. C. Forney
Lincoln
Leon Fine
Mrs. Hepner, Sr
Myrtle Fishman
Denver
Mr. Fine
Mrs. Fine
Marshall Nurseries
Arlington
J. C. Schuellenburg
California
Mrs Mable Perry and Mrs Clarence Perry Vacation Trip
Miss Mable Perry a department head at J B Byars store and Mrs Clarence Perry departed Sunday for an extended vacation through Yellowstone National Park and other northwest points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Perry
J. B. Byars
Clarence Perry
Yellowstone National Park
Northwest
Hyannis Reporter Succeeds Madden at The Telegraph
Miss Esther Madden, local Telegraph reporter, departed Saturday for Denver. Miss Frances Quinn of Hyannis, a St Patrick's academy graduate, class of 1928, takes Madden’s place as local news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Madden
The
Telegraph
Denver
Frances Quinn
Hyannis
St. Patrick's Academy
Miss Madden
Summer Travel and Local Notes From the Telegraph
Mrs. Mark Martin and her daughters Virginia and Marie head to Omaha for a few weeks with friends. Mr. Martin and son Mark Jr. drive to Lincoln then Omaha to join them. Miss Gertrude Fullerton leaves for Central City to spend the summer and return in September to teach at Meadow Lawn school. Mrs. Fred B. Smith and daughter Hazel of Dalton accompany Miss Fullerton as far as Grand Island for a visit. George Sherrod’s East Illinois street filling station, Texaco specialist on the Lincoln highway, has been decorated and improved. George Blair, formerly with James Takis, is visiting Sidney Sweet shop owner Takis and is convalescing from appendicitis. Harold Craig, injured by a tractor near Peetz, remains in Carlson hospital and cannot leave soon. Jack Lowe, UNL journalism student, returns home for summer with praise for his high-quality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Martin
Virginia
Marie
Omaha
Mr. Martin
Mark Jr
Lincoln
Mrs. Martin
Gertrude Fullerton
Central City
Meadow Lawn School
Fred B. Smith
Hazel
Dalton
George Sherrod
Illinois Street
Texaco
Lincoln Highway
George Blair
James Takis
Sidney Sweet Shop
North Platte
Mr. Takis
Mr. Blair
Harold Craig
Carlson Hospital
Peetz
Mr. Craig
Potter
Jack Lowe
Department of Journalism
University of Nebraska
L. G. Lowe
Jack
the Telegraph
Ruby Sparks
Jim Sparks
Sidney
Ross Kinton
Clyde Kinton
Mrs. Kinton
J. C. Schullenburg
J. A. Choan
Zola Ely
Sidney Hospital
Ed Lipski
Dorothy
Mays
Martha Cornwell
Ithica
C. B. Kinton
J. J. Jones
Elmer Hughes
Alliance and Sidney Residents Departures and Visits
Mrs Sara Reynolds and Miss Grace Johnston of Alliance visited Sidney for Decoration Day and relatives then returned home. Miss Clara Laing, a Dalton instructor in Green River Wyoming, plans to return there next year. Roy Greenlee and others attended a Masonic grand lodge gathering in Omaha with plans to return to Sidney. Laura A Johnston of Alliance visited Sidney and Dalton with Jennie Johnston and Edith Oldershaw. The Woodworth family will move to Scottsbluff for a Westinghouse warehouse role. Mrs E Uptegrove hosted a one o clock bridge luncheon at the Country Club on June 2 decor with lavender, pink, and lavender lilies. prizes went to Mrs H B Nelson, Mrs F A Barger, and Mrs W L Larson. A group including Mr and Mrs L T Elkington and others drove to Lake Minatare for fishing despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Reynolds
Grace Johnston
Alliance
Sidney
Clara Laing
Dalton Young Lady
Green River
Wyo
E . Uptegrove
Country Club
H. B. Nelson
F. A. Barger
W. L. Larson
West Side Takes League Lead With Extra Inning Win
The West Side junior baseball team moved into first place by beating North Side 11 to 10 in extra innings. Nine North Side errors helped the winners. Mathews struck out 16 and had five assists at first. Chaney fanned 11 for North Side but poor defense cost him. Gary and H Loebe led offense with three hits each. West Side pulled ahead in the second, North Side tied it in the fifth, and a late rally in the eighth produced the final run. Sheckler hit a home run for the losers and S Simpson and Chan contributed for the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
North Siders
Mathews
Chaney
Moundsman
Gary
H. Loebe
Sheckler
Simpson
Chan
North Side
P Lowe
Hammer
A. Adams
F. Pierson
Rf Hoes
Cc. Pierson
Patrowski
F. Loebe
Ff. Loebbe
R. Loebe
R. Portz
Martin
Walker
Filbin
Montgomery
Adams
Lowe
Hoes
Portz
Chloupek
East Side
West side leads after two wins as league race tightens
Seventeen bases were stolen in the game with Lowe Patrowski F Loebe and Martin each stealing two. The west side, 2-1, will face the east side Saturday to determine the league leader. A fast contest is expected as junior teams vie for top position. The box score and standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Lowe
Patrowski
F. Loebe
Martin
West Side
East Side
West Siders
Sidney Pool Opens Attracts Many Patrons This Season
Since the Sidney pool opened last week many youngsters and adults have been patronizing the recreation center. The low cost and convenient facilities offered by proprietor A. S. Hardy should bring in many visitors throughout the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
A. S. Hardy
Swift & Company Cream Station Names New Managers
Mr and Mrs Waldo Waggersby longtime Broadwater residents assume management of the Swift and Company cream and poultry station in the McFadden building rear of the Commercial cafe They plan to reside here permanently and promise to handle a large volume of business in their line Extra note mentions batteries recharged at Brewer's Machine Shop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Waggersby
Broadwater
Swift & Company
McFadden
Community Notes On Local Sickness Visits And Visits
Names and short reports show residents on sick lists and visitors in the North Divide area. Teddy Lieber Isaac Jones Ruby Sparks Zola Ely and others appear in illness and hospital updates with relatives and neighbors traveling to Sidney and Denver.
For Rent Modern light housekeeping rooms
Rental notice for a modern light housekeeping room at 1005 5th Ave. Contact Mrs. Brown at phone 520J. Listing dated 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Th Ave
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Len Sherwin
Sterling
Walter and
Robert Proctor
Sunol
Sidney Friday
Walter Proctor
W.W. J. Hamilton
J. R. King of
Supt. Wolcott
Union Pacific Railway
H. L. Gormley
City
Joseph Oberfelder
L. J. Delubel
Womans Club
Elmer Kahl
Frank J. McCune
Laramie, Wryo
Sidney Friends
Ada Howard
E. L. McDonald
Windsor
Colo
G. A. Johnston
Edgar
Black Hills
Charles Mann
Canada
Minnie Oldershaw
Jennie Johnston
Edith Oldershaw
C. H. Bauman
Charles and
Barabara
M. G. Howard
Undertakers
Verne Livingston
Nebraska Wesleyan College
Mack Radcliffe
Seattle
Wash
Mable Mellon
Mrs. Radcliffe
Frank H. Konkright
Kimball
John Borges
Lodge Pole
Borges
Carrie Schulenberg
Oakland
Calif
Joe Dendinger
Falls City
Walter Hodgkin
M. E. Pettibone
Texas
Andrew Martin
California Transportation Company
Salt Lake City
George M. Sliney
Fort Sidney
Thermopolis
Col. Sliney
5Th U. S. Cavalry
Delilah Erwin
Wesleyan College Lincoln
N. B. Weyland
Roy Greenlee
Walker Hodgkin
Masonic Grand Lodge
Roy
Laura A. Johnston
Fred Johnston
Miss Johnson
Miss Oldershaw
C. Z. Woodworth
Woodworth
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
L. T. Elkington
C. W. Hornaday
Hugh Slawson
Arthur Holm
Earl Hutchinson
Lake Minatare
Brewer's
Greenlee
North Divide
Teddy Lieber
Charles Lieber
W. A. Sparks
Ed Wolverton
Isaac Jones
George Rippe
J. Jones
Gerald Hughes
O. B. Kinton
Alex Sterling
Henry
Bon Ton
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