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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
6
Local notes record visits among Dalton, Borcher, Rohde and Beyer families. Bunker Hill and Potter baseball 8 to 1 game at Bronson. Students praised for perfect attendance and honor roll in April. A wedding anniversary card party and a school hot lunch program with a guest lunch conclude the page.
John C. Spencer of 498 Sixty-third Avenue West Allis Milwaukee, a longtime businessman, makes an enthusiastic statement as he accompanies a Dargon on a Florida trip. The report notes his thirty years in commerce.
Civic figure from Milwaukee recounts illness due to inactive liver and rheumatism after forty five years in the city. He plans a Florida move and says four bottles of Sargon revived his health, gained ten pounds, and restored appetite and strength. Sargon advertised as available in Sidney from the Western Drug Co.
A condensed community roundup lists visits among families in Antelope Divide including Mr and Mrs Claude Biggs and family and Mrs Sanders at Jack Richards home, J W Bertramson visits at L K Nelson, chickenpox among Herboldsheimer children, and multiple trips to Sidney, Kimball, and Sterling for chores and social events. Several families attend Billy Sunday meetings in Sterling. Nash sedan ownership noted for Dewey Larson and wife. various Neighbors and relatives appear at C P Herboldsheimer, J W Bertramson, and Glassburn homes across the period.
Mrs George Young and others spent Wednesday with Mrs Leonard Freeburg in Simla. Mrs Weible traveled to Sidney for dental work. Home Missionary society met at the church Tuesday with refreshments served by Ankeny and Berry. Norma Jean Seimers stayed with grandmother Rose as Irwin Seimers recovers from an appendix operation in Sidney. Will Osborns and daughters dined with Guill family. Vern Ankeny and children were guests of Nielsen family in Sidney. Grace aid met with J J Brown. Reinmuth, Bancroft, Feldman and Segelke attended at Martin Christofferson home. Telephone meeting at Otho Campbell home Monday. Leonard Freeburg of Simla visited Ed Zorn Friday. Philip Goranson family spent Sunday with E F Goranson. Guill family and Volkerts shopped in Sidney Saturday. Two grand-nephews of Oscar Freeburg of New Zealand visit Freeburg and Fisher homes. Rev C V Graham and M E Webster left for Lexington to attend Home Missionary societies convention.
The E F Goranson family spent Sunday evening at the Dedic home. Dalton students Ethel Guill Ella and Jessie Eckert and Raymond Weed were kept in Dalton last week due to storm and bad roads. Jr and Mrs Art Ladine and baby and Mrs J J Brown visited the Joe Ladine home. Mrs George Young and children and Mrs Olive Gineau and children called on Mrs Joe Ladine Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Draper and children of Sunol visited the A H Draper and Harry Scott homes Sunday. Martin Christofferson and E F Goranson drove to Lodge Pole Sunday. Mr and Mrs E E Osborn and children spent Sunday evening at the J W Nelson home in Sidney. Loretta Osborn spent Friday night with Ethel Guill. Mr and Mrs Guy Berry of Sidney were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Berry. Mr and Mrs Albert Linton and children visited in Sidney Saturday with the latter's mother Mrs Harr.
Modern nine room residence with fall basement and double and single garages for sale. Priced to sell with easy terms. Contact E. J. Leonard at 1445 Osage Street or Sidney’s Supermaid Cookware representative Roy F. Jones at 1027 Sixth Avenue, phone 337LW. Telegraph Want Ads work.
Mrs Alma Batey lists best bargains in new and used cars from Sliney Motor Sales. The ad cites a New York life representative, a residence at 1128 13th Ave, and telephone numbers 566LJ and 451. It mentions Duart and Shelton standard waves at the Ideal Beaute Shoppe with prices 10.00 and 12.56.
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