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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
6
Sunol residents report social visits and family events including Emil Englert’s beef butchering, the Fenske and Booth households, and a honeymoon trip for William and Loretta Taylor of Long Island. Local gains include a new steel stairway at the school and several residents traveling or recovering from injuries as community activities continue.
Liam Taylor George Booth and Mrs E L Booth attended a social at the Em il Englert home. A bountiful supper was served at six with visiting and singing. Mrs A J Englert and son Mrs Amelia Lindley and family Miss Nelson Miss Johnson and Miss Granzer spent Monday evening there playing cards and listening to the new radio.
Local notes recount numerous visitors and calls across Sidney and nearby towns. Family gatherings at Nelson, Bertramson, and Whitney homes are listed, with church and school events, illnesses, and road/weather impacts mentioned.
Mr and Mrs J H Madden and Mr and Mrs Howard Madden with son were dinner guests at the Roscoe Madden Cap. Herboldsheimer Hubert and Wesley were callers Saturday at the John Clausen home.
Potter R A Babcock made a business trip to Julesburg Saturday. Potter’s new meat market, run by Carla Bartlett, opened Saturday in the Wallick store with modern meat handling equipment. The Potter State Bank underwent reorganization and new financing, strengthening its position. Families and residents visited relatives in Lincoln Kimball Cedar Rapids Bushnell Peetz and Weikhorst, while the WCTU planned a Wednesday meeting with Mrs William Helsing and Mrs William MacAdam assisting.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions E A Tencyck of the south divide and Omar CourtBeauty Stop visiting Bicknell’s home with a telephone sister Mrs Warren Pontius.
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