Blue eyed Sheila Returns to Uproar in New York Store
In a grim family tale set in New York a blue eyed 21 year old Sheila Carscadden loses her job at a wand store to her cousin Cecilia Moore. A hidden fifty dollars reawakens a past memory as the family discusses duty honesty and the value of a found gain. Joe insists the money be returned even as Sheila contemplates a life anew and a dramatic disguise at Eighty eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghella Carscadden
New York Wand
Cecilia Moore
Peter
Joe
Angela
Sheila
Neely
Margaret
Cecilia
Celie
Eighty-eighth Street
Mrs. Carscadden
Sheila’s Bold Trip To Rich House Entices Adventure
Sheila, eager for thrill, travels from the Bronx to a grand brownstone seeking G. C. K. and a found purse in a wealthy home. A warm maid and a poised young man hint at danger and allure as she contemplates theft and escape in a tale of urban intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Winter Park
Sheila
Angela
Mamie O’connor
Mamie
Ed Nelson Home Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Sunday guests at Ed Nelson and Wittrock homes included Mr and Mrs A E Marsh C A Glassburn Milan Kathryn Wayne Peterson and families Also Mr and Mrs Leo Olson and family visited Maurice Nelson home Saturday evening Numerous local residents visited friends and relatives at various homes during the week including the Whitney Nelson Bertramsen Madden Herboldsheimer Willoughby and Hammond households Easter events and Club meeting noted with local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nelson
A. E. Marsh
C. A. Glassburn
Milan
Kathryn
Wayne Peterson
Leo Olson
Maurice Nelson
Kate Keith
J. W. Bertramsen
Jens Olson
E. R. Hadley
George Whitney
Wittrock
Walt Steward
Myril
May Caverner
Billy
Allen Nelson
van Hausen
Gerald Olson
W. D. Mathewson
C. P. Her
James Johnson
Chambers
Nadine
Edwards
Peetz
Myril Steward
Cressie Nelson
Howard Madden
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Donna
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Francis Willoughby
Clubs and social bridge events tidy week at country club
The country club hosted a seven o'clock bridge evening with Mesdames Farle, Bartholomew, Hardy receiving high honors while Jones and Kratz claimed first and second prizes for the gents. Thimble club hosted a dessert and moble evening with Alvin Hoffman and Troy Smith winning high honors for the men and Hoffman and Block for the ladies. Royal Neighbor ladies staged an Easter egg hunt, hats parade, and crepe paper nests, with refreshments. Various clubs held luncheons and bridge sessions at Campbell's cafe and St Patrick's auditorium, followed by business meetings and prize awards in bridge and five hundred. Music pupils from Mrs Coates were slated for a 7:30 recital at the city auditorium with a long roster of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Story
R. A. Babcock
Elwood Singer
H. D. Keith
Story Home
T. W. Hawkins
Thimble Club
Fom Niemoller
Alvin Hoffman
M. J. Block
Troy Smith
Frank Rhea
Mamie Farr
Carl Christ
O. M. Harris
Maggie Peetz
Foster Hostesa
Arg-U-Nots Club
Foster
Campbell’s Cafe
Jack Wilson
Francis Hruska
Altar Society
M. J. Murray
M. J. Mahr
Mesdames I. Meikk
Henry Loebe, Sr
Mesdames
Matt Hemmer
L. Walker
Benton Stahl
J. J. Bittner
Ross Bales
Bertha Gray
St. Martha
Vesper Concert Heads Sidney High School Schedule
Upcoming events include Past Matrons Tuesday at 2:00 PM with Mrs Costello, Girl Scouts Tuesday 7:00 PM at city auditorium, Job's Daughters Wednesday 7:30 PM at Masonic Hall, Rebekah Lodge Wednesday 8:00 PM at Odd Fellow's Hall, Boy Scouts Wednesday 7:30 PM, Townsend Club Thursday 7:30 PM in auditorium, General Methodist Kensington Thursday 2:30 PM in church basement, W C T A Kensington Friday 2:00 PM with Mrs Shoemaker, plus a Sidney High School Band Vesper Concert Sunday at 4:00 PM in the auditorium, first of two before the Music Contest on April 20 and 21. no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costello
City Auditorium
Job
Masonic Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Boy Scouts
Townsend Club
Legion Rooms
General Methodist
W.C. T.A. Kensington
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney High School
Auditorum
Costs Of Administering Relief Reported For 89 Counties
The state department reports 14 percent cost to administer surplus commodities totaling 1,835,835 dollars for needy recipients in 89 counties last year. Average monthly caseload stood at 122,173 people. Commodities included 1,207,365 dollars in food and 498,480 dollars in clothing and household items. Total admin cost 78,504 dollars, with six cents per dollar charged to WE A and four cents to the state, two cents to counties. Commodities on hand at year end valued 83,341 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
WEA
Sextorp by Mrs Pete Nelson
Mr and Mrs Billie Smith spent Thursday at Robert Nelsons of Redington. Mr and Mrs Joe Rubbis were business callers in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stanley and children spent Sunday at the W D Mattewson home. Several men from this vicinity attended a machinery demonstration at the Joe Larson farm Monday. Geneva Benish and Harlan Fisher were visitors in District 62 Monday. Mr and Mrs Neil Dunlavy spent Friday at Robert Nelsons. Mr and Mrs Pete Nelson called at Alex Spencers Sunday. Mrs T G Peetz of Bloomfield is spending a few days at the Fred and Leora Peets homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Florence Dunlavy
Ray Weikhorst
Dunlavy
Oscar Redeen
Alice Rison
Denver
Bloomfield
August Mielke
Art Johnson
Floyd Brother
Dix
Arlo Fisher
Pete Nelson
Billie Smith
L. J. Shaws
William Morrow
Dan Heimer
Sidney
Robert Nelson
Neil Dunlavys
Robert Nelson's
Redington
Joe Rubbis
Harry Stanley
W. D. Mattewson
Joe Larson
Geneva Benish
Harlan Fisher
District 62
Neil Dunlavy
Robert Nelsons
Alex Spencer
Community Notes From Eagle and Surrounding Homes
Sunday visits and Friday scrambles fill the Eagle notes. Families including the Browns Borges Hume and Rahe pass evenings at homes and shops and attend sales in Schmidt and Chappell while district life notes a Good Friday school closure.
History Of Interest Items Of Sidney And Vicinity Past
History notes from 14 34 34 44 and 54 years ago in The Telegraph. Entries include a Lincoln Nebraska undertaker sale to Mark G Howard, Charles Gardner named water commissioner for Cheyenne and Devel counties, a pre Easter butterfly class party, and general local social and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and Vicinity
B. W. Bonham
Mark G. Howard
Lincoln
Nebraska
Howard
Sidney
Charles Gardner
State Department
Cheyenne
Devel
Jean Liebendorfer
Stone's Cosmetic Tax Bill Sparks Consumer Protest
The National Consumers Tax Commission says the average city stenographer pays 7.32 dollars in hidden taxes on her annual cosmetics bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
National Consumers Tax Commission
Canning Peak Marks Highest Workload in Aug and Sep
The text notes that the peak of employment in the canning industry occurs in August and September. This brief item highlights seasonal labor trends and the concentration of hiring during late summer into early autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
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Rise
Rks
County
Mayo
Mrs . Carscadden
Sherrerd
Marcelyn’ Desiver
Amy Wotan
Calvin Klertz
Violet Walters
Dennis Jurgens
Keith Sprenger
Ethel Klentz
Marilyn Nelson
Gurley
Bacon
North, Platte
Swill
Andrew Englert
Ed Ahrens
Fred Plorin
W. R. Atkins
Mesdames Atkins
Henry Meyers
Elmer Holtman
Bridge-Lencheen
J. B. Pankau
Dalton
Mesdames Rae Arnel
Hull A. Cook
C. B. Dorwart
Rae Arnel
Maxine Eckert
Mesdames Hull A.cook
William Harte
B. H. Grimm
George W. Higgins
J. H. Lowe
Herberdsh
Elaine Ells
Yvonne Reed
Donna Jean Marsh
Betty Peters
Eileen Reker
Dorothy Osborn
Warren Johnson
Shirley Siders
Virgil Walters
Mary Lou Spiker
Kathleen Cruise
Karleen Krueger
Verona Tremain
Betty Elsasser
Vernell Walters
John Harte
Doris Burt
Martha Pierson
Douglas Hornbeck
Irene Dunlavy
Lois Bailey
Marjorie Anthony
Vernell Waters
Robert
Mandy Rig
Ales
Refilie
Sextorp
Mrs
Eagle
Bass Rahe
Lloyd Brown
Anna Borges
Bertha Borges
Lodgepole
Harley Garretts
Cecil Hume
District 57
Darlene Tompson
Walter Rufenacht
John Bruce
William Florke
John Borges
Lewis Lenz
Schmidt
Sund
Don
Delmar Rahe
Don Hume
Chappell
Otto Rahe
Orval Hume
William Hyde
Anna Hume
Beulah Thurow
John F. Folkerts
Joe Stretch
Ruth
Mary Ann Trzes
Art Larsen
Bess
Delmar
Walter Rufenach
Leslie Bentley
University of Wyoming
Florence Parks
Liberty State Bank
DeLyla Dike
Gweneth
Gates
Oregon
C. C. Jones
Howard Ranch
Sunol
Russell Dedrick
May Harper
Fred Slawson
Hugh
E. L. Uptegrove
Higbee
Omaha
Mr. Higbee
D. R. Campbell
John Deere Implement
Pany
Leo Osborn
Court House
Doran
Grimes
Tme
Sager
Oshkosh
Sharpe
John Beerline
Irving
J. J. McIntosh
Cly Davis
Cherokee
Iowa
Morris Davis
Charley Doran
James L. McIntosh
George E. Taylor
Stewitts
Mac Radcliffe
W. F. Bassett
Doc
Atkins
P. A. Griffith
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
MR. Farmer
Terry
Henry Yowell
Mgr
Carman Nursery
Bridgeport, Nebraska
Harry Kreider
Federal Reserve System
Sidney, Nebraska
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