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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
7
Sunol observers marked Decoration Day with closures while residents, including Mr and Mrs E J Hill, J W Billeter, C J Smith and families, Mrs Peters and Glen from North Platte visited kin. Numerous local social calls, shopping trips, cattle shipment to Omaha, birthday celebrations, a car rollover accident with injuries, and community events fill a sprawling Sunday through Monday recap.
Marie Held, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Held, suffered severe cuts to lips and scalp when a car carrying the family turned over three times and rolled into a ditch on South Sunol Road. Mrs Held and others escaped with minor injuries as the Majestic advertising line appears in the page.
Pete Sukovoty and wife returned home from caring for his mother. Multiple local residents visited family homes, shopped, or attended services in Sterling and Crook. Memorial Day observances were held at Christian cemetery with graves decorated by nearby families.
Mrs Bauer and children visited Mrs Smith while the boys attended band practice. Several families hosted relatives amid travel to Kansas for a sister’s funeral. Faye Bauer returned home from Ogallala with Ivan joining her. Fishing reports say good luck at the lakes. A busy week includes shopping in Sidney, bank help at Dalton, and a barn repair trip to Torrington. A Queen place barn dance, with Gurley musicians, drew a good crowd.
Center residents hosted and traveled for social events as family visits, farewells, and league gatherings filled the week. Geraldine Jensen's farewell of Harmony teacher Emelia Jensen preceded her Valley-bound journey. Ethel Guill and Loretta Osborn joined Epworth League activities in Dalton. A rain blessed Sunday night while wheat prices weighed on some minds. Rev. and Mrs. Graham started a three week vacation Bible school at the church.
Memorial day observances were held in Dalton on Thursday morning and some ceremonies continued into Thursday afternoon in Sidney. Ideal Beaute Shoppe advertises consultations, inviting patrons to come in and discuss services, with phone contact 451.
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