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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
13
A flurry of midweek visits and travels among Bales Beyer Borcher and Schmidt families includes Glen Bales driving to Sidney and Ovad, Trautman visiting Sutton relatives, and many taking part in the Farmers Union picnic at Lodgepole. The band boys received their uniforms in time for the picnic amid other social calls and small-town get togethers.
Monday and Tuesday visits mark a busy week as Mrs TM and JMs Nicholas visit Mrs Roy English while Jim Vocik calls in the neighborhood. Families dine with John McDonnell and others. travel to Sidney and Newcastle occur. alfalfa cutting continues alongside measles in Crook and warm weather boosts corn growth. Harold Jobe buys a new Edison Victrola.
Northern Breezes from Sidney recounts Tuesday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Kurz and Mrs. Sparks family, and multiple guests including Mrs. Wyant of Malveen and Mrs. Goodwin. A June 18 wedding unites Bernice Ocobock and W F Morre, with Ocobock formerly with Union Pacific in Sidney and Morre owning Memphis grocers.
Attractive women and real Kentucky horses mark Universal Jewel film The Kentucky Derby in Louisville. King Baggot directed with Jackie Coogan in Oliver Twist readings at USA Theatre Monday Tuesday. piano instruction offered with pianos from Larson's Music Store.
A Monday afternoon spring rain and hail swept through the area causing damage to small grains. Mrs Bernard Hill and baby spent the day at Robert Nicholas home while Nicholas himself was in Crook on business. George McCall and A D Willard planned to go to Crook on Tuesday. Roy Gregory of Crook trades sod for Dan Beebe this week. Mr and Mrs Ellis Dunn and Mrs Robert Nicholas shopped in Sterling Tuesday. Miss Glady Sutter returned from Sidney with sister Mrs John Flansen Ellis Dunn of Crook worked on telephone lines Wednesday. The ditch water was turned in again Sunday and many irrigate. Sam Polick fell ill Tuesday but has recovered. Mrs J F McKelvey had dinner with Mr and Mrs Milo Moore. Ruth McCall visited her mother Mrs Dan Beebe Wednesday afternoon. J F McKelvey and Miss Mary Molten attended Sunday School.
Sterling readers catch up on visits and gatherings as Mrs Listher Beebe and others travel between Crook Julesburg and Dan Beebe households. Families like Burriss Stahl and Sutter join birthday celebrations, baskets overflow with good foods, and friends drop in for the Mans Kuhl and Mrs Kuhl birthday surprise hosted by the Sutter clan and others.
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