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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
4
The Marx brothers headline a Day at the Races at the Fox theatre for Sunday and Monday with a brisk, gag filled comedy drawn from their stage acts. Also showing is Charley Chan at the Olympics, promising top notch entertainment for patrons.
Stockholders of the Gurley Farmers Union met in the community hall with dinner served by local women. Keeney of Omaha and Fred Hagge of Aurora spoke. Reports note mumps cases in the Ross Handley family and illnesses. Various notices cover Legion auxiliary, visits by George Bartels, flu recovery, a Gurley-Chappell ball game won 7 to 5, and upcoming church and garden club activities. Grasshopper poison issued, bank liquidation, and civic projects including 18 inch spruce planting in the park are listed alongside local social and religious events and church schedules.
Mrs A W Friede learns of Nellie Jones hip injury after a visit this spring. Vacation Bible schools at St Marys and Presbyterian churches end. Olive and Hattie Dewey move, John Ebert returns from Omaha trip with brother Charles Munshaw. Omaha business trips by Barlow family. J M Kreader hospital bound. Rev Kenneth Reeves back from Hastings synod. Reeves and Leger families visit Oak. Mrs Henry Mayer leads youth to Lexington conference then Omaha visit. Betty Buchanan and others attend conference. Wayne Frieburgs announce birth of a son. Leon Arends now employed in Tekamah. Antonio Kallhoff entertains Altar society. Ted Kummer and Engert siblings undergo tonsillectomies. Beavers and Munshaw families weekend in Denver. Herman Rehling resigns as Dalton cooperative manager. Jennett named temporary manager.
Mrs Francis Willoughby reports Sunday calls at Howard Madden and dinners at George Whitney. The Olsen and Jensen families visited Jensen Olssen and Whitney households. Ed Edwards of Peetz visits Maurice Nelson family along with E M Nelsons. A birthday surprise for A E Marsh was hosted by his wife with guests including Maurice Nelson and Carrie Peterson.
A C Cleveland high in Scotts Bluff postmaster exams may decline the appointment. He has served as civil service staff for 20 years and fears losing seniority and retirement pay if chosen. Expected four year acting postmaster not yet confirmed. Other exam ranks: Bernard M. Diers second J F Anderson third Mark Werner fourth Frank Hartranft fifth. Edward Emerine resigns April 1 to edit a daily paper. Rose's Hat Shop offers hats at 1.00 dollars.
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