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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1929
Page
4
J F Carter, Paul Collart, J E Greer and many others made business or social trips to Chappell Denver Sidney Lodge Pole and Kimball while Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings marked a busy period. Notable movements included Mr and Mrs R L Schwab in Kimball and Bernard Hornday in Denver.
A string of social items from town society notes includes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maley and son Kenneth as dinner guests at the George Moore home Sunday evening. Other entries recount informal hosting by Mr. and Mrs. B F Erwin, Odd Fellows officer elections, and multiple gatherings by local clubs and families with prizes, entertainments, and tributes to Mrs. Neeley and Mrs. Durkee, among others.
A Song of Kentucky, a Fox romantic comedy drama, features a talented young songwriter battling enemies to win his love. Lois Moran and Joe Wagstaff lead with Dorothy Burgess also prominent, supported by Douglas Gilmore Hedda Hopper Edwards Davis Herman Bing and Bert Woodruff.
Local brief items report road work on state highways and help from Mrs. George Bonser. Dale and Robert Redden visit their grandparents, with Luther Bonser’s family helping in Denver. Several residents travel for business, visits, or winter plans in Iowa and Wyoming. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Clarence Bills, a funeral for Miss Artie Smith, and a bridge gathering at the Meyer home are noted. The Carter ranch sale price and football game cancellations are listed among the community notices.
Tuesday evening guests at the For rest Applegate home included Mrs. P. C. Avery and Mrs. Tom Kendrick. Chauncey Lauderback visited Ed Briney’s family last week. Ed Briney and Dr. Miller from Crook received visits Wednesday. Mrs. George Book called on Ed Roth Wednesday. Fairview school was closed Thursday due to storm. Monroe Lewis visited Crook on Thursday. Mrs. Charles Bonser is ill. Dr. W. C. Davidson of Sedgwick was called Friday. L. H. Bailey arrived Friday for a visit at Albert Otties. Ed Roths hosted Tom Carr and family Friday. Tom Carr bought barley from O. A. Stewart on Saturday.
A Telegraph Wanted item notes a Presbyterian Circle annual bazaar and dinner at the church scheduled for December 5. The notice urges attendance and hints at community fundraising without listing further details.
Complete line of tubes for all sets offered by Hepner's Clothing Co as Majestic electric radio dealer. Expert radio repairing services advertised alongside the retail listing, signaling a combined sales and service presence for radio enthusiasts.
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