Johnsons Visit Clifford Hammond Home
Mr and Mrs James Johnson and their son spent Tuesday evening visiting at the Clifford Hammond home.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
8
Mr and Mrs James Johnson and their son spent Tuesday evening visiting at the Clifford Hammond home.
Donna Mae will stay at the Wynne home while Win Wil remains at the Misegadis residence, detailing a temporary living arrangement between two households.
E J Leonard of Leonard furniture reports drastic sale success after advertising Hotpoint electric ranges in The Telegraph. Overstocked due to a Denver shipping error, he slashed prices and sold nearly all stock to Sidney customers, including a Longmont woman who ordered by mail and sent a $50 check. The note shows local papers and wider reach drive bargains.
The Sunol High School Ranger reports a Wednesday morning steak fry in the rocks north of town where cold air did not dampen appetite or mood. The column lists numerous Sunday and Friday visits, dinners and callers including the Bertramson, Nelson, Madden, Johnson, Herboldsheimer, and Smith families, plus trips to Lodge Pole, Denver, and Robertson Wyoming.
George Booth dug potatoes last week and Lester Theis visited Sunol on Friday. Numerous locals attended gatherings and birthdays, with many trips to Lincoln for sports and shows. The junior class selected a play, and school activities include an outdoor breakfast study session and ongoing construction on the new school building.
Adolph Seda won the mile, with Theodore Oliverius second and Forrest Tremain third in the Thursday-afternoon tryout. Maurice Wolff officiated a Sidney Bridgeport football game Friday afternoon. The girls tennis first round was played Friday afternoon with Jean Pavlat Iona Million Bessie Billeter Marie Koester Beulah Billeter and Leona Lindley advancing. The other matches resume this week as Beulah Billeter faced Leona Lindley in a tight deuce set. Mixed doubles begins Monday.
A salesman visited the school last Thursday afternoon to present class rings to the seniors. The seniors ordered a 10k gold ring with sardonyx and a crest bearing S. H. S. The juniors selected their play and held first practice that Thursday night. Jean Pavlat and Virginia Eng Jert were chosen to assist the juniors, with Mr. Wolff sponsoring the play.
Miss Johnson and Miss Leyfang lead primary and intermediate classes as students resume after absences. Doris Billeter visited. the primary health contest ends this week with prizes for perfect brushing and grooming records. The fifth and sixth grades study The Arrow and the Song in the intermediate room.
Lucile Billeter was a Saturday night and Sunday dinner guest of Iona Million. Bertha Ome! spent the weekend with her parents. Clayton Findley returned home Friday evening from an extended visit in Oklahoma and eastern Nebraska with friends and relatives. Shirley Pavlat spent the weekend with Wanda Pavlat while her folks attended the Pittsburgh-Nebraska football game at Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and sons were Sunday dinner guests at the C P Herboldsheimer home. Mr and Mrs Dewey Larson and Mrs Hooblar and sons spent Sunday at the Frank Peetz home. Mr and Mrs J W Bertramson and family attended a picture show in Kimball Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Dale Hubbard and son were dinner guests at the Carl Larson home Sunday.
We pay all transportation costs with no deductions. Prices are lowered due to very weak putter markets and forced cream purchases at market rates. Honest weights and tests are guaranteed, and full market price is paid at all times. Ship versus Reference: Richardson County Bank.
Mrs B C Kucera celebrated with friends who brought lunch for a birthday gathering. Mr and Mrs Lewis Million and family and Erwin Aurich visited at the John Billeter home. Sunday callers included Emmett Wynne and the Tremains. The Million's group hosted guests including Ruttner, Billeters, Hornicek, Pavilat and Floyd Billeter for a late week social. Erwin and Raymond Aurick visited Frank Oliverias home. The Tighe couple planned a trip to relatives in the eastern part of the state.
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