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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
4
Miss Grace Mcintosh spent a week in Denver while Dalton residents visited in Sidney. Local shoppers from Dalton and Chappell were seen in Sidney on Friday and Saturday. Several Dalton residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Ubl and families, joined in county events and hotel stays. Farmers’ Union picnic dance plans, and community figures such as Maynard Roach, Bob Clark, and Joe Shimka appear in town notices.
Mr and Mrs J R Goodwell and daughter Elaine of Junction City Kansas visited last week at the A L Ender home. Mr Goodwell is shop foreman for the Union Pacific at Junction City and they were on their annual vacation.
Mr and Mrs John Brewer of Big Springs Nebraska were Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs George Brewer and family. They brought Miss Thelma Brewer home with them after a weeklong stay. Also reported is the marriage of Mrs Rose Ellis to Mr Roland Varner at Barry Illinois on June 6. Varner and daughter Avanelle, who recently lived here, plan to reside near Barry on a farm. Avanelle, who studied in Chicago, will live with her mother.
Mrs. Oviatt of Cheyenne Wyoming travels to Sidney to stay with her daughter Mrs. Art Holmes after accompanying her daughter Mrs. Frank Wyman during a Cheyenne visit.
Mr and Mrs Henry Drost of Cheyenne County were seen in Sidney on Saturday while he reported very good crop conditions 25 miles southwest. Frank Whitelock, once Sidney resident, and Frank Cronenberger of Bell California, arrived Sunday to visit friends as they travel back from a Kiwanis convention in Memphis Tennessee.
Mr and Mrs John Null of Oak land California are due in Sidney Wednesday to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Armstrong, the latter being Mrs Null's parents. They will also call on Mr Null's mother in North Platte. The trip is by motorcycle.
Mrs. A A Clark and her daughter Mrs. C J Perry are visiting in Portland Oregon at a daughter’s home and will travel to Long Beach California to see another son of Mrs Clark. They plan to be away about a month.
Mrs Frank Werman of Berkeley arrived in Sidney Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Art Holmes. She is sister to Mrs Holmes and Mrs Wyman and came from Cheyenne Wyoming where she spent the past week with her parents Mr and Mrs Oviatt. She plans to stay about a month.
Mrs I B Grabill Mrs B C Grabill and her mother Mrs Lanham and Misses Katherine and Beulah Grabill arrived in Sidney Monday afternoon from Stromberg Nebraska. Beulah Grabill will spend vacation here after teaching physical education at Fremont High School last year. Mrs Lanham will spend the summer with Mrs B C Grabill and Mr Grabill. They traveled by auto and report very muddy roads.
A specialized exhibit train will tour Burlington lines in August across western Nebraska, northeastern Colorado, and northwestern Kansas to educate farmers on wheat smut control. Denver agent Fred Taylor notes smut losses run into millions, with 38 percent of Omaha market wheat last year smutty and docked at a discount. Demonstrations will cover seed wheat treatment and practical farming methods.
The Presbyterian Circle Kensington will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 p m at the church with Mrs C W Theal as chairman of the serving committee Frances Willard Kensington will meet at Mrs W J Shoemaker 203 East 4th Street Thursday afternoon June 16th each member to bring a visitor W M B Club met Wednesday with Mrs Frank Goodwin Nine members and plans for relief work for next year The next meeting will be with Mrs Fade Mrs C S Radcliffe hosted luncheon at the Country club last Saturday in honor of her mother Mrs J C Swatzlander Busy Dozen hosted luncheon at the Country club last Friday with Mrs A J Jorgensen winning high and guests Mrs A J Jorgensen and E W Stokes
Mr and Mrs EF Sherrerd hosted the T O B club at dinner last Thursday with pink and green decorations. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Max Critchfield and F O Burgess for first place, Mrs A D Greenlee second, and Mrs M W Polk received the cut prize. Guests included Dr and Mrs R B Roche, Mr and Mrs F O Burgess, Mr and Mrs H B Nelson and house guests Mrs Riley and Mrs Max Critchfield of Lincoln.
Managers of the Big Four league clubs have moved to shore up weak spots amid a week of activity. Bridgeport reorganized its roster with players taking over management and finances, backed by local business leaders as Dars pursue a new push to win the hunt. Broadwater seeks a top pitcher while tailenders pursue star flinger target via Denver Post connections.
A city worker notes the league plans to adopt a high grading standard for all members. The shift aims to elevate quality across the board and will require adjustments as play continues.
A brief note highlights a team’s aim to remain undefeated this season. The statement underscores pace and urgency as the season progresses, emphasizing the push toward securing consecutive wins and maintaining an unblemished record.
For Better Used Cars Sidney motor sales company notice summarizes a local automotive dealer listing services and inventory. The fragment mentions business name and location, implying a classified or public notice style item in a regional paper.
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