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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
5
A string of visits and business trips fill Sidney and nearby towns. Wena Reel and many residents travel to Scottsbluff Denver and Lincoln while local officials and merchants visit Omaha Bridgeport Sterling and Kimball. Several new hires and appointments at local firms mark the week alongside hospital and school staffing shifts.
Concrete and rock flower boxes of all kinds and sizes are available for sale. Visit 1133 Elm St to view selections and prices.
A series of social gatherings are reported: Miss Evelyn Corbett departs to St. Joseph Missouri with a bridge party hosted by Miss Vivian McCreath. Mrs. Oscar Fisher, Mrs. Leo Hand, and Mrs. William Mortenson among guests. Other events include Dorans Club dinner and bridge at the country club, a 30‑guest birthday dinner for Mr. Conrad Glang, a surprise shower for Mrs. Sidney Moore, G N B society initiation of six members, Eastern Star Kensington officer elections, and a large Kensington Methodist meeting with surprise birthday tribute to treasurer Mrs. A A Rudd. lunches and social hours accompany each event.
Mary Ellen Williams daughter of William and Cinthia Williams was born June 26 1847 in Whitewater Indiana and died March 27 1930 at her Sidney Nebraska home at age 82 years 8 months 24 days. She married Rev W A Hornaday June 27 1868 and together served ministerial charges across Indiana Kansas Nebraska Nevada and finally settled in Sidney in 1910. Survived by seven children 30 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev Hal F Schenck officiating and interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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