At The Theatre Current and Coming Attractions at The
A concise rundown of plays and showtimes highlights current productions and forthcoming bookings at the local theatre, noting main performers and venues for the week ahead.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
4
A concise rundown of plays and showtimes highlights current productions and forthcoming bookings at the local theatre, noting main performers and venues for the week ahead.
Local residents attend social and civic events including Legion officer installations led by District Commander Lawrence Schwartz, 40th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs George Hicks with 20 guests, and guitar and vocal programs by Anna and Ruby Sanders on KGKY Scottsbluff. Campfire Girls host Halloween party under guardianship of Mrs Mudge and Miss Lovitt. Harry Witt visits Manhattan to open a restaurant. Mrs Herbert Johnson hosts birthday cards for her husband. Epworth league attends Halloween gathering at Clarence Johnson home. A. F. Whitmire and Donald visit John Leyfang.
A vintage advertisement promotes Williams S.L.K. Formula as a remedy for tiredness and sluggishness. It claims to clean poisoned systems through mild tonic action, stomach stimulation, weak laxative effect, and kidney diuretic support, urging readers to buy at Western Drug Store with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
Several local groups held events with Mrs. Oscar Hatcher hosting a Sunday school Halloween party and Mrs. Ed gar Anderson assisting. The American Legion auxiliary elected officers for the coming year with installation planned at the Masonic hall on November 20. Various residents attended parties, birthdays, and visits, with school activities including an oyster supper and a cancelation of classes during a teachers convention. Chickenpox cases reported and a tonsil removal operation completed for Donovan Lyngholm.
Eileen Coleman Jeanie McKenzie and Aileen Ford of Alliance were guests of Floy Thayer during the teachers convention last week. Her condition is serious.
Mrs. Frank Bolke and sons visit Yampa relatives while Margaret Miller stays with Ruth Sparks. Teachers convention closes school for three days. Neighbors and families—Sparks, Haworth, Bales, Ferry, Kinton, Schmidt—share calls and visits in Sidney area as illness and recuperation continue.
On Armistice night Chicago middleweight Jack Elverillo is favored to beat Showboat McQuillan, a crowd-pleasing card with Elverillo seen at his peak while McQuillan aims to rebound. If Elverillo wins he may meet Young Dixon next, with two other six round bouts and several local contenders lined up for the undercard.
East Dalton residents share weekend visits at local homes with the Clough, Chris tensen, Mintken, Munshaw, Weikhorst and Devier households. Perfect attendance and top performers listed at school. The month’s fund-raising netted 11 dollars from a Tuesday event.
Dalton boys went to Sidney Saturday to play ball with Sidney scouts, losing by 26 to 0. Mrs. Elmer Mayer hosted 20 girls Saturday afternoon for her daughter Maxine's birthday with Halloween decor. The Simla Womans club met at Mrs. Matt Kummer's home. A truck and car collided on the main intersection Thursday morning. the car was damaged but little, the truck none, and no injuries occurred.
Cairo resident Mrs. Millard Queen and her daughter visited Route One friends a few days last week. Mrs. Hubert Bondegard and her children and Mrs. Ed Stevens attended Walter Brestel birthday party at Dalton Thursday night and stayed with Mrs. Brestel overnight.
Mrs J R McCausland of Pittsburg reports losing eight pounds in two weeks by taking Kruschen daily with lemon juice before breakfast Each reader is urged to ignore gossip and to use Kruschen daily claiming benefits for fat loss and digestive health with no laxatives.
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