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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
5
A long contemplated addition to the Presbyterian church in Dalton will enlarge the building and basement on the north and part of the west side. The project aims to provide adequate classrooms for Christian education.
State Senator A L Miller of Kimball reports favorable opinions from 75 officials and editors on reforming Nebraska's nominating system. He backs pre primary endorsements, party drafting, open filing, and argues merit over party affiliation. A Lincoln meeting January 16 seeks unbiased input on adopting the changes.
Community from Bunker Hill is well represented at the Sidney County fair with residents including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beyer and families, and Mr. and Mrs. Iva Beyer and son James. Marie Glant will repeat the eighth grade after starting in Bunker Hill. Several gatherings occur with Willis Beyer, Richard Welton, and James Mitchell sharing meals at Fred Beyer’s home. Henry Rohde and Clarence Beyer supervised the fair’s agricultural building. The St Theresa Study club met at Pete Beyer’s home.
Willey Melton of Denver visits the Sterling families at the Beyer and Sterling homes. Raymond Beyer and Charles Ellsworth bring cattle from Ray and Earl Bayne pastures for Frank and Fred Beyer and Mrs Iva Beyer. John Engel and family drove to Lyons to visit Fred Engel. The Beyer family visited daugh ter and sister Mrs Leonard Lyon at Alliance. Charles Dalton pursues a post graduate course while Raymond Beyer Leonard Beyer Louis James and Florence Sterling attend St Patrick Academy.
Mrs Gertie Garrett and Harley spent Friday at the Ellis Alvoid home in Chappell. Dolores and Geraldine Alvoid accompanied them home for the weekend. Bess Rahe spent the weekend in Lodge Pole. Mrs Paul Ingwersen and Mrs Howard Neff and children spent the weekend at home. Walter Rufenacht called at the Gertie Garretts Sunday. Mrs A R Larson and Marjorie called at the L C Queen home Tuesday morning. Beulah Thurrow and Jackie arrived from Powell Wyoming for a short visit with relatives. Donald Hume and Delmar Rahe spent the weekend at home. Bess Rahe and Pauline Ostermeier were Sidney business callers Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ellis Alvoid and son spent Sunday with Mrs Gertie Garretts and son, accompanied home by Delores and Geraldine Alvoid.
A safety tire demonstration will occur Friday September 23 at 13th and Linden. Sidney police will assist. The test shows a Life Guard reserve tire inside the inner tube remains inflated after casing damage, allowing the car to stop safely at high speeds.
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