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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

3

Naughty Baby at U S A theatre tonight

Entertaining First National comedy features Alice White and Jack Mulhall with Thelma Todd and a strong supporting cast. Ginger ale rather than alcohol and safe foods fit the dainty star as Mervyn LeRoy directs the lively hotel and beach backdrop production.

Theatre Tonight Alice White Jack Mulhall Mervyn LeRoy Thelma Todd Fred Kelsey DeWitt Jennings Benny Rubin Georgia Stone Andy Devine Doris Dawson

Pleasant View Social Roundup and Visits

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shaw and family called at the J E Morors home Saturday afternoon. W D Matthewson made a business trip to Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Lueders and family and Charles Altis and family spent Sunday at the Art Schussler home. Mrs WD Matthewson and children visited with Mrs J E Morrow Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J E Morrow called at the J A Connelly and Anton Steffens homes Saturday morning. Dan Heimer called on his son Charles Monday. The Misses Meta Amanda Gemeinhardt and Ruth Borcher returned Monday from Seward. Anton Steffens called at the J E Morrow home Tuesday. Frank Mueller returned Sunday from Grand Island where he spent three weeks in the hospital. Joe Gerler and family and Flora Lawrence spent Sunday at the Ben Hilpert home. Mr and Mrs Walter Aurich called at the Frank Matthes home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs George Stromberg called at the Pete Beyer home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Matthes and family and Art Brandenburg and W W Shinkle and family and William Weyerts of Bronson were picnicking at the Johnson grove Sunday. Mrs Frank Matthes and children called at the J E Morrow home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs J E Morrow called on Mrs Ben Hilpert Tuesday. Art Schubarth and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Oscar Mueller home. Mr and Mrs William Borcher were Sunday visitors at the Fred Wittrock home. Mr and Mrs August Thies called at the W D Matthewson home Sunday. Paul Morrow took Sunday dinner with home folks. Leona Hilpert Walter and Elmer Hilpert spent Tuesday afternoon fishing near Bronson.

Lloyd Shaw J E. Morors W. D Matthewson Sidney Henry Lueders Charles Altis Art Schussler W. D. Matthewson J. E. Morrow J. A. Connelly Anton Steffens Dan Heimer Charles Meta Amanda Gemeinhardt Ruth Borcher Seward Frank Mueller Grand Island Joe Gerler Flora Lawrence Ben Hilpert Walter Aurich Frank Matthes George Stromberg Pete Beyer Art Brandenburg W. W. Shinkle William Weyerts Bronson Johnson Grove Art Schubarth Oscar Mueller William Borcher Fred Wittrock August Thies Paul Morrow Leona Hilpert Walter Elmer Hilpert

Potter Notes Highlight Community Happenings

Ed Collins of Lorenzo visits Mrs. Collins brother Edward Fisher. Born June 15 to Mr. and Mrs. George Jung is a baby girl. Mrs. Guy Gulden visits sister near Peetz. Womans club hosts party at Mrs. John Witt home. past president receives pin. Mirrian Bartlett leaves to study in Fort Collins. Eileen Johnson from Fort Collins summers with the Andersons. Grove services at 5 PM. Potter Masonic lodge guests at Kimball for special work. Old fashioned U P train draws crowd. Mrs. George Jorgenson and Ida Alliance visitors. Sunday wreck victims listed as recovering. Doris Tutt returns to Potter to reside.

Ed Collins Lorenzo Collins Edward Fisher George Jung Guy Gulden Peetz Womans Club John Witt Fort Collins Colo Eileen Johnson Edgar Anderson the Grove Potter Masonic Lodge Kimball Lodge U. P George Jorgenson Ida Alliance Potter Doris Tutt Evan Stines Ilinois

State Treasury shows largest balance ever in hand

June receipts lift Nebraska state funds to about 7.055 million, a historic high. General and gasoline tax reserves top 2 million each, with half a million added to federal aid road and to capital and temporary school funds. Expenditures ahead may erode the surplus. treasury plan limits nonemergency spending after July 1 to guard against deficits.

Nebraska Stebbins Treasury

Courting News From Bishop Canyon Area

Gee 4 Coulter and Jammly visit San Diego relatives while others travel across the state. Mrs. Rasmussen, once Miss Rosemond Peterson, and Mr. Rasmussen honeymooned at Yellowstone. Mrs. Hite to receive her medal at the Chautauqua tent as Myrtle Gunderson returns home for summer vacation.

Nebraska Semi annual Apportionment Report Confusion

Fragmentary OCR hints at Nebraska schools and a semi annual apportionment topic. Mentions distribution and numbers, but readable specifics are limited. No clear people or organizations identified.

Railroad Notes Show Local Travel and Gatherings

A roundup of local railroad workers and families detailing weekend trips to Hamburg IA Casper WY Canistota SD Detroit Mich Hastings and Ogden UT. A Wal Bur hall gathering on June 2 for all U P employees and families will feature a covered dish luncheon with cream and coffee provided.

George Marsh Thomas Crosbie Ogden Utah Wal-Bur Hall U. P

Hinek Sisters Start Idaho Trip For Weeks

Misses Bessie and Marian Hinek left Saturday for Bone Idaho to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs J Hinek spent Sunday in Lawrence Forks. Mrs W H Ellis left Sunday for Spokane Wash to spend several weeks.

Bessie Marian Hinek Bone Idaho J Hinek Lawrence Forks W H. Ellis Spokane Wash

Bunker Hill community notes recount visits and games

Residents and families are listed visiting relatives and neighbors across Bunker Hill. Activities include birthday ice cream for J E Bayne, Beyer and Poole family gatherings, and a 8 to 9 loss by the Bunker Hill ball team to Potter. Junior team beat North Sidney 15 to 4 as others travel and work on farms and chores.

Scottsbluff Boy Chosen Master Councilor of Nebraska DeMolays

Thayne Whitcomb of Scottsbluff was unanimously chosen master councilor of Nebraska DeMolays at the final session in Grand Island. Floyd Dominy of Hastings was named senior councilor and Arthur Danielson of Lincoln Falls City was selected as next year's annual convention city. Omaha Hastings and Lincoln invited. Arthur Zike Donald Jorgenson and Elmer Fisher attended from here. permanent.-Ideal Beaute Shoppe, phone 451. 75 tf Telegraph Wantads Get Results.

Thayne Whitcomb Scottsbluff Nebraska Grand Island Floyd Dominy Hastings Arthur Danielson Lincoln Falls City Omaha Arthur Zike Donald Jorgenson Elmer Fisher

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