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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
3
Oakland Motor Company reports that sales of new Oakland and Pontiac sixes in the first five months of 1929 totaled more than half of the 1928 annual output. W R Tracy says the up to date volume points to a new yearly high, with May shipments at 28 444 and five month total 145 868, up 11 percent from 131 303 a year earlier.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fulton and others visited friends including the Andersons, Cortneys, Phelps, and Raddatzs. Visits span Colton, Potter, Lorenzo, and Bushnell. The Lorenzo 4-H club met for a business session and lunch. The Lorenzo ball team lost at Bushnell Sunday.
Sunol residents and visitors frequenting the area this week include Mrs H H Misegadis and Mrs Floyd Williams seen Wednesday afternoon, Pete Olson of Sidney selling Gee-Bee stock medicine, Leah Booth and Ruth Fenske visiting from Sidney Thursday, and various Sunol callers such as Don Howard and J W Rogers. Ne braska Farmers fieldman William Lauer transacted business Thursday. A F Whitmire returned from vacation to rejoin family in Sunol. Other mentions include visits by Mr and Mrs William Thurow, James Houser and family, John Fraass and A Englert from Lodge Pole, and John Castekl from Morristown. Bert Allington hosted Howard McLean and Kenneth Brittel en route to Alliance for summer, with Mrs Herbert Glassburn attending a funeral in Clearwater.
South Colton residents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer George of Crook visited the John George home Thursday. Harry Witters and Mildred and John spent Sunday evening at the Carl Schmidt home. Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Carl Busboom attended the Ladies Aid meeting at the H. P. Thomas home Wednesday afternoon. Grandma Cortney spent Sunday with nearby relatives.
South Sunol residents and visitors from Chicago Sedgwick and Sterling attended calls at homes of Bonser and others Monday. A piano tuner worked for Ed Biiney. Harolds E Bonser and Maude Hayden wed at the Sterling Presbyterian manse Wednesday morning.
Sunday visits filled with family and friends as John Cortney hosted Ellen Deaver and H P Cortney kin. Neighbors H Elsen and Regina Moseman returned from a Dakotas vacation. Several dinners and gatherings followed at George Deaver and Borcher homes. District 97 met with strong turnout. Sidney visitors joined in later in the day.
Maywoon Nebr and spouse were married by Rev E R Cameron. After a honeymoon at Estes Park and Denver they plan to settle on the groom’s farm north of Crook. The community notes include visitors, sick lists, cattle branding, dinners, and hog hauling reflecting life around Crook Chappell Julesburg and nearby canons.
West Sideway draws F H Kragel of Mapleton Iowa who visited and transacted business here and returned home Thursday. Chet Walters called at the H J Hammond home Sunday afternoon. A new graded road has been completed leading north to the main highway from the school house of district 27 shortening travel to the main route.
Wiltur Glassburn called at the Glassburn home Wednesday morning. Louise Scheer is spending a few days in Sidney this week. Mrs E Chambers and son William shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Louis Scheer hauled a load of hogs to Sidney Saturday. Mrs Charles Sprenger and daughters visited at the H J Hammond home Friday. Judge Chambers called at the C P Chambers home Saturday evening. Milan and Max Glassburn dined with Art Vogel Sunday. H J Hammond motored to Sidney Monday morning.
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