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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
12
Born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Ferhinger of Peetz a girl on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Glen H Moore of Sidney welcomed a daughter born last Thursday June 5.
Scaled proposals will be received by the School Board of District No. 12 Cheyenne County Sunol Nebraska for construction of an addition to the high school building and for heating work. Plans by R R Bradley & Company will be on file June 2 1924. Bids due June 16 1924 at 4 pm with $300 certified check. right to reject bids reserved. Also notice of final settlement in Cheyenne County June 12 1924 for the estate of Pauline K Rieth with final hearing July 5 1924. An additional item lists a help wanted notice at Leon Fine's store Cole Station.
Western Hide Fur and Metal Co of Sidney Nebraska advertises top prices paid for hides furs wool pelts and scrap iron and metals. Call 410 for prompt offers and pickup.
Oren Maley left for Omaha for treatment after ptomaine poisoning. Mrs. Charles Gardner broke both wrists while cranking her car and was attended by Dr. Roche. Master Paul Reiners, critically ill from a burst neck blood vessel linked to measles, is improving under Dr. Roche’s care.
Seek the Fuller man or have word sent to him and he will call at a time most convenient. Phone 83.
A statement from the lecture at the courthouse on June 18 at 8 p m will reference Bible passages. The notice emphasizes biblical citations connected to the event.
An advertisement in The Telegraph promises reliable results to readers who try its offer. It highlights quick action and satisfaction, aiming to attract customers with bold claims and a simple call to engage.
Society notes report the Frances Wilard Union will meet with Mrs Carl Livonn Friday evening June 30 at s o'clock Mrs Lowe entertained at a one o clock luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Lanham The afternoon featured a bridge game.
Mrs Margaret Worden acted as hostess to the O E S last Thursday afternoon. The gathering was social in tone and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.
The Fortnightly duty spent Wednesday night at the West residence with dinner at Daniels. Guests enjoyed a bridge session and FE L Uptegrove won the prize.
Q C Cook and Miss Margaret Bartels of Sidney were married in Sterling on Tuesday afternoon of this week by Justice A W Warren at his office in the courthouse.
On Monday afternoon twelve little friends gathered at Elvira Martin's home to help celebrate her seventh birthday. After several hours of games refreshments were served and the young guests departed wishing Elvira many more birthdays.
Mrs. H. B. Nelson hosted a 1 pm luncheon and bridge at her home with five tables. Guests included Mrs. Lundberg, Mrs. Kratz, and Mrs. Lanham. Doran won first prize, Hardy second. Blaine and Grabill hosted a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Blaine Grabill’s mother Mrs. Lanham at Union Pacific hotel, then at the J. E. Grabill home for bridge with six tables. first prize to J. L. McIntosh, second to Bentley, yellow tulip decorations. Miss Isel West and Mr. Dick Taylor married in Cheyenne on May 15, keeping it secret until recently. they reside in Sidney. Taylor works at McDonald barber shop. Mrs. Taylor praised for charm and disposition.
Coles announces the appointment of Mr Leslie Kent as the new cream buyer, effective immediately. Kent brings experience from dairy trading and will oversee sourcing and pricing for cream products across regional suppliers.
A duster named Fuller Wonder Duster from Thone 83 is pitched as a effective cleaning tool that eliminates dust. The advertisement emphasizes its dust trapping power and long lasting performance.
A den of six two month old coyotes was found on the Dreaver farm three miles south of Sidney on Sunday afternoon by Hubert Bockstadter Hershel Dreaver and Arnold Thomas. The pups were separated by the finder who kept one. two were killed by hounds and one escaped. A coyote tied in a wagon was rescued by adult coyotes during the night. The parents killed six or eight young pigs on the Drenyer farm.
Ellis Vernon Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Ellis Reynolds died at his Omaha home on June 8 and was brought to Sidney for burial beside his father. Funeral services were held at Bonham Brothers chapel with Rev Kahse officiating. Pallbearers were Earl Witters Lawrence Witters Donald Jorgenson and Donald Shipman. He was born June 13, 1921. the Reynolds family were former Sidney residents.
Robert A. Epps 45 died May 23 at his Mountain View home from heart leakage. He leaves wife Sallie Courtney and seven children, plus his parents and siblings Thomas Jr of Sidney Mary Blood of Portland and Charles of Tacoma. Funeral May 24 at Mountain View Methodist Church. burial Fort Cobb Cemetery. Born April 23, 1870 in Kentucky. Family earlier lived near Sidney after moving from Illinois to Cheyenne County.
Mrs. D Hall state commander of the Womans Benefit association visited Sidney last week and organized the Scatter Sunshine club. The girls meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays, with the first gathering June 10 at the home of Misses Katherine and Marie Hahler. Officers named: Loretta Dolan president Gladys Zimmer vice president Katherine Hahler secretary Ferne Riggs treasurer Irene Penney publicity reporter Marie Hahler finance keeper. Jeanette Puthoff and Avis Rogers also members but unable to attend.
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