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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
4
Focal events report visitors from Bridgeport Cheyenne and Omaha plus locals hosting guests and family updates. Births marriages hunts and theater trips fill the week with reports from Potter Gurley Kimball and Sterling. Numerous residents travel, shop, or attend events as the community record reflects ongoing local life.
Mr and Mrs J Gough and son from Long Beach Calif stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs J H Kucera while returning from Indiana. Mrs W A Hornaday is improved from a sciatic rheumatism attack. her son E J Hornaday of Eureka Calif is due today. George Russell and Joe Porter of Chicago visited with Kenneth Kepler and Ralph Osborn en route to the University of Wyoming at Laramie. Do Stoll of Lincoln spoke in Sidney about selling assets of the failed Farmers State Bank of Dalton. trustees of depositors bought the assets. O P Davis and wife of Belvidere, guests of Mrs Edward Furer and family, left for Alliance and Crawford then resume homeward journey stopping here again soon.
A roundup of local social events from Sidney includes dances at the country club with Grabill's Merrymakers providing music, a warm weiner roast hosted by the Christian Endeavor society, and the first fall gathering of St. Martha's Guild at Mrs. W. B. Jewett's home.
Safety First auxiliary meets Tuesday at Wal-Bur hall at 2 30 PM. Eastern Star Kensington gathers Tuesday at Masonic club rooms. Rebekah Kensington meets Wednesday at Rebekah kitchen. Eastern Star Kensington chapter Wednesday night at Masonic hall. Home Missionary Society of Methodist Church Thursday at Mrs Louis Benninghouse home. Walther League of St Pauls Lutheran church Thursday night. Weinieroast Altar Society Catholic church Thursday at St Patrick's auditorium. Missionary Society of Presbyterian church Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs M A Shipman home.
William Haines showcases a straight dramatic turn in Alias Jimmy Valentine at the U.S. A. theatre for a two day engagement. The film follows a young safe cracker who evades police, meets a girl, and attempts reform while pursued by Detective Doyle, with Leila Hyam, Hart Dane, Lionel Barrymore and Tully Marshall in supporting roles. directed by Jack Conway from A. P. Younger adaptation. Joe Farnham wrote the titles.
At the Scottsbluff coaches meeting the western Nebraska conference divided into A and B divisions. Sidney Chappell Kimball join Class A with several northern teams in the Big Ten area. other members include Mitchell Morris Gering Scottsbluff Bayard Bridgeport and Alliance. The schedule remains as last year and the move aims at easier play and better games. Alliance held the 1928 29 basketball title in the conference, with Sidney defeating Alliance on their floor and other losses affecting Alliance’s claim.
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