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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1953
Page
8
Ex Allen leads the cast in Tron Mountain Trail now showing at the Fex Theatre. The production headlines the weekend with action and drama featuring Allen in a central role. Local audiences are invited to view the show through the coming days.
The text compares sixteenth century spectacle prices from 40 to 75 dollars with modern eyeglasses and eye examinations, noting that today’s scientifically made glasses and professional exams cost a fraction of those early prices.
Jean wept and Clark Gable thrills in a tale of romance and danger. Lorette Young and Jack Oakie co star in a Fox encore triumph. The Saturday midnight show promises spectacle and romance, with Gable solidifying his status as the screen's top romantic star.
Goodview School opened Monday morning with twenty seven pupils present. Teachers are Mr. and Mrs Ward Harper. The page records numerous social visits and trips including the Hafer family touring the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park, the Walsh family at Estes Park, Rev W F Crown of Colorado Springs visiting Floyd Stonecipher, and a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Tom Lindley of Long Beach California. Other gatherings mention Beatrice, Cozad, Gresham, Dalton, and Cheyenne attendance at various events. The Sunshine Club is scheduled to meet.
Mrs Dennis Walsh and family note travel to Verdigre Nebraska for the funeral of Mrs Sprengel's grandfather. Mrs James Haskell underwent surgery at Taylor Hospital last Friday and was released Monday. Everett Walsh hosted Monday visitors Pat Kennedy and others while Wayne Bond and Dale attended a Denver circus and visited the Lindstrom home. Ward Harper stopped by Don Hafer's home Saturday afternoon.
East Sidney residents spent the afternoon with Effie Hatcher. Harvey Jacobsen of Sidney visited Mrs Hatcher on Wednesday. Fred Flohr and family and Max Matthewson’s family shared Sunday dinner with Henry Haupt. Frank Kennedy and Frank Kurz met Saturday morning. Grover Hatcher moved rolled oats for Eli Henderson last week. Juanita Van Aelstyn from Cheyenne spent the weekend with Herman Van Aelstyn. Mrs Haupt and several others attended a bridal event.
A Sunday afternoon shower for Miss Beverly Stibley was held at the Area. Mr and Mrs Vary Schmitt and Jimmy of Dalton visited in the Paul Wolff home Friday evening. Jake Broner was a dinner guest of Grover Hatcher Sunday. Mr Howard Kurz returned Saturday from North Dakota. Mrs Effie Hatcher called at the Henry Haupt home last week. Oscar Hatcher visited home folks Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and family returned Saturday evening.
The article lists visits and activities around residents including Paul and his parents, Fred Flohr helping bale hay at the Henry Haupt home, Mrs Effie Hatcher entertained by Mrs Everett Mohatt and children, Mrs Frank Kurz attending the county fair, Sunday visitors at the Paul Wilson home include Mr and Mrs Victor Rapp, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rapp, Francis Mitchel, and Mr and Mrs Paul Hedger, Mrs Henry Haupt visiting Mrs Guy Smith in Sidney.
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