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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
9
J H Heiline and Nels Thorstensen visited Sidney on weekdays. Local residents traveled for business to Beaver City Gur ney and Denver. Dances at the Country club house and a Kimball floor game highlight community life with numerous visits from Chappell Potter Sterling and Sund residents and a large 450 attendance at Hardy's hall. A track meet and Masonic jewel presentation mark notable events as rains boost moisture for farmers.
County Judge Kahl issued a marriage license last Saturday to Henry Peterson and Gladys Wendt of Dix Nebraska. They were married by Rev Samuel Light at the parsonage of the Presbyterian church. Funeral services for the two day old infant of Mr and Mrs Le Roy Taylor of Gurley were held at the Howard Mortuary Sunday afternoon. Burial followed in the local cemetery. Rev Kahse had charge of the services.
The regular bridge dinner was held at the Country club on Thursday. West End club dined there on Tuesday followed by cards at Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Barger’s home. North Side Bridge club met Tuesday with luncheon at the Country club then bridge. Mrs. A E Phelps won high honors. Mrs. Albert Halley visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. A D Greenlee hosted a T O B club dinner at the Country club with lavender and gold decor. Bridge followed with high scores recorded by Mrs. E S Sherrerd and M. W. Polk.
A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs W W Jodran at the County club honored her guest Mrs Albert Halley of Rapid City SD. Yellow jonquils and candles styled the table. First prize went to Mrs S Durkee, second to Mrs Golden Kratz, consolation to Mrs F A Barger. The honoree received a guest prize. The Eastern Star Kensington met for an April Fool party with officers elected: President Mrs Leo Osborn, VP Mrs M E Pettibone, secretary Mrs George Puckett, treasurer Mrs C J Osborn. A March 25 1927 party at A D Rose home included Vera Guill Ethel Guill Thelma Zorn Loretta Osborn Jen Jenkins Ada Jobe Evelyn Gulhke Loretta and Marie Tank.
Messrs Adolph Joy Herbert Faste nuw Gilbert and Orrin Webster Howard Gerke and Francis Kenneth and Russell Rose attended a social evening with games. Mrs A D Rose and Mrs Ed Guill hosted. Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and baby and Mr and Mrs Guy Berry and son Wesley had dinner at Neal Tank home last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs E L Hyde presided at a Tuesday dinner of attractive appointments at the Country clubs in honor of Mrs Albert Halley guest of Mr and Mrs W W Jordan. Pink roses decorated the Hyde home where bridge was played with Mrs L G Lowe and W W Jordan taking high honors. Mrs Halley received a guest prize. Covers were set for Mr and Mrs W W Jordan Mr and Mrs M W Dimery L G Lowe J A Bentley and Mrs Albert Halley and J C McNish.
A bus on the Sterling to Julesburg route was forced to detour through Sidney yesterday because of bad road conditions on its regular path. Local travelers faced delays while the service adjusted to the detour.
Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Larson and Mrs. J. L. Tewell returned the first of the week from a trip to Denver. Mrs. Tewell's mother, Mrs. Wisner, who accompanied them, remained in Denver to visit for a month.
The notice thanks friends for kindness and expressions of sympathy shown during a time of bereavement. It notes appreciation from family members and acknowledges support received.
The death of our little son Dennis Allen announced by Mr and Mrs T B Taylor and children.
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