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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1928
Page
4
Potter visitors Joe Bentish Lucy Jordan and Joe Kubis travel for business while Lodge Pole Sundl and Sugar residents stop in Sidney. Births reported for Roy and Katharine Hoffmann and for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Phillips. Community notes mention meetings, shop upgrades, and upcoming weddings and showers in Sidney and surrounding towns.
Fred Albaugh recovers from pneumonia and goes home but hasn’t yet returned to his business. Mrs. John O Connell was killed by a passing auto near Weston while her husband worked on the viaduct project east of town. Major Kellhans of Madrid visits Sidney, renewing old ties. the Mac Radcliffe residence once served as his home. E E Heinemeyer, Mann Motor mechanic, returns from Scottsbluff. his wife and son will farm nearby while he stays. A Country club bridge party sees Mrs. J A Bentley and Mrs. W B Jewett win prizes. committee included Hyde, Brill, Simodynes, Poole, Radcliffe, and Grace McIntosh. Clare Long visits Kimball and plays catcher for the Kimball club in a loss to Fort D A Russell’s team. Sidney Camp No 1091, Modern Woodmen, initiates a large class at Odd Fellows hall. the camp remains active with deputies in Sidney and Scottsbluff. For classifieds, Telegraph Want-Ad. tf
The Mothers club met May 3 and studied animals. Mrs Borland presented on camels and elephants, Mrs Hodgkin highlighted elephant intelligence, and Mrs Hedgecock compared elephants to horses as work animals. Mrs Radcliffe shared Agassiz’s views, and Mrs Wright concluded with The Ship of the Desert. Fern Paquette read The Fresh Air Camp.
The Last Waltz at the U S A Theatre tonight features a grand ball scene honoring the heir apparent’s fiancée. Costumes are authentic and graceful with many extras, including visiting royalty aiding as background, paid for their brief roles. Gun Gospel with Ken Maynard is set to play at the U S A Theatre Saturday.
A popular film star appears in a departure from previous parts, forced to wear a clergyman’s garb by a plot twist and continues the church meetings. Meanwhile an item lists for sale three kinds of decorated angel food cakes for Mothers day at 1.25 dollars, by Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson of 1324 Elm St.
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