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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
9
The bulletin lists residents and guests in Sidney including Joe Musil and Henry Scheer from Potter, Alfred Lipska with a broken leg, Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Adams visiting, plus numerous others in town for shopping, business, or travel. It notes medical cases, post office inspection, dance attendance, and pending declamatory contests with local students.
The society notes detail Womans club executives meeting led by Mrs Elmer Kahl to plan the year. Reports cover golf banquet at the Country club hosted by winning team captained by Fred Haworth and various East ern Star and American Legion Auxiliary events with bridge luncheons, music programs, and report of district contest placements. May 15 guest day closes the club year.
State Evangelist W S Lowe of the Christian churches of Nebraska and his song readers Mr and Mrs Warren Anderson visited J H Bicknell home on Tuesday and Wednesday after concluding a successful evangelistic campaign at Gering. They plan a series of special meetings at the Christian church in Sidney next November as many local friends express pleasure at their return.
Cheyenne county directories will be printed by May 10 and distributed May 11 and 12. The edition includes a classified business directory two page maps of the county and a general information section.
The Christy Brothers Circus will stage two performances in town Monday with a parade to precede them. A sunny day is forecast as trainers and staff prepare the mystic caravan and unloading begins at dawn. The dining tent is first erected, followed by the big top.
The exhibition features over seven acres of tents, with two steel arenas housing ferocious animals trained for public amusement. Highlights include lions tigers leopards and bears as acrobats and leaps. The menagerie is the largest ever assembled under one canvas with supplies from Hamburg and a frequent winter visit from the stork. Performances run two in the afternoon and eight at night with a noon parade to depart the grounds.
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