Sewing and Socials Highlight Mrs Steele and Club Hostesses
Mrs Bert Steele hosted the Sew and So Club Thursday with new member Mrs Rupert Welsh. Mrs Glen Bales entertained the Thimble Club Friday with two guests. Presbyterian Circle, W S C S and Dorcas Society held meetings with programs, solos, and refreshments. A early April wedding at Trinity Lutheran involved Miss Helen Studnicka and Myron Woten. A Friday party honored Dolores Fisher and a Stork Shower for Mrs Dean Wilson featured bridge and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Steele
Rupert Welsh
Presbyterian Circle
Guy Ellsworth
W. E. Cunningham
Frank Holms
Harold Keith
Lee Gain
Forrest Belieu
Beverly Wasser
Johann
Wendell Belieu
April
Howard Dutton
Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
S. C. Jensen
Una Raddatz
Frank Raddatz
Arthur Oldenburg
George Jobman
George Thompson
Leland Fell
Henry Meyer
Helen ‘Studnicka
Pred’ Studnicka
Maple Street
Sidney
Myron Woten
Mary Woten
Granite
Idaho
Trinity Lutheran Church Parsonage
Henry Monnich
Lumir Studnicka
Wilson
Willis Robinson
Dean Wilson
Gail Sauer
Jo Radcliffe
Keith Spiker
Millicent Wait
Glenna Moore
Robert Barlow Jr
Keith Deaver
Barbara Radcliffe
Charles Willey
D. R. Thomas
W. P. Ackerman
Dutton
Willey
Local club events slate April meetings
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary install officers in city auditorium basement. Rebekah Kensington gathering at Mrs. Mary Boyle’s home with roll call reward poems or jokes. Methodist Book Club at Mrs. Gus Hellbush’s. St Martha's Guild at Mrs. E. L. Uptegrove’s. Altar Society in school auditorium. N. P. B. Club at Mrs. J. A. Sparks home. W. S. C. S. Evening Division meets at Mrs. Raymond Maley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsday
Veterans
Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Rebekah Kensington
Mary Boyle
Lulu ‘Jaeckel
Methodist Book Club
Gus Hellbush
Newton Street
Elmer Holtman
St. Martha’s Guild
E. L. Uptegrove
W. D
Harte
Hull Cook
N. P. B. Club
J. A. Sparks
Raymond Maley
Harold Bond
Christ Episcopal Church Thursday Evening Services Invite Public
Services are held at Christ Episcopal Church at 10th Avenue and Linden Street each Thursday at 7 30 pm. Lay readers lead the services and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
10Th Avenue
Linden Street
Rug storage guidance from old household note
Store rugs by rolling them around a strong pole and sprinkling camphor or similar moth preventives. Wrap in paper and seal any openings. Stand in a cool dry place, preferably on end. Ensure thorough cleaning before storing.
Notable Mix of Social Visits and Moves in Ordville
A dense snapshot of Ordville community life shows visitors and new residents. Families relocate from Denver. several locals travel to Denver, Mitchell, Ogallala, and Sterling for visits, work, and family events. Obituary notes add a somber thread as T. B. Manning dies after injuries.
Farewell Party for Arnold Barnes in Sidney
Society notes report a farewell card party Monday at Arnold Barnes home in Sidney as he transfers to the Veterans Administration in Lincoln. Attendees include Bob Cossey Kani Carl Jacobs John Prester Pauline Stoner of Ordville John Kohes George Kealey Joe Paese Kimball and W W Green among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Barnes
Fire Department
Sidney
Barnes
Veterans’ Administration
Lincoln
Bob Cossey
Kani
Carl Jacobs
John Prester
Pauline Stoner
Ordville
John
History Of Interest and 54 Years Ago Witnesses Local Travel
From the Telegraph files Mrs H F Freytag travels east for about two weeks to visit relatives. Mrs Roy Walker and children of Lincoln stay with Lester Hand family. Miss Lois Keefer, Longmont educator, visits Sidney area during spring break. Miss Virginia Johnson attends party in Sterling with sorority sisters. Al Ladine returns from Kearney to Sidney. Bill Lowe and John Wait visit North Platte friends. Mrs Clara McNish and son Mondell return to Denver after spring visit. E F Loudy rents Liponi ranch with a family of four. Miss Elia Russell resigns teaching northeast of town to become assistant postmaster at Dalton. Mrs L F Dye visits niece Mrs Charles Hornaday. Ercle Black, ex U P employee, enlists in Navy bound for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wagner
Forrest Wagner
Bridgeport
Ordville
Denver
Cecil Wines
H. A. Parham
Delbert Maloney
Lloyd Fells
Theron S. Jones
Linda
Warren Stotts
Leslie Delander
Sandra Lee
Brice Peterson
Faye
Betty
Delander
Richard Myers
Potter
S. F. Thorpe
Bayard
Wilbur
Donald Thorpe
Wayne DePue
LePue
H. M. Frisbie
North Platte
Everett Dunn
Dennis
Ivan Johnson
Rae Duncan
Dean Lewis
Officers’ Club
James Lee
Mankato
Kansas
Eula Stoner
James Turner
Wisconsin
Michael Avest
Adelaide Refier
William Hawley
Fremont
Nebr
Ernest Giron
Mitchell
Bonnie Frost
Sidney
Charles E. Edgar
Pvt
Herbert Seevers
John Seevers
Camp Roberts
Calif
Fort Ord
L. E. Gusner
E. R. Brick
Fowler
Colo
Richard Cutkosky
Sidney High School
Cheyenne
Osscar Cutkosky
Bob
Dick Fisher
Caleb Eddy
Ogallala
Milford de Pue
Duane de Pue
Kaye Bateman
T. B. Manning
Dick Bateman
Jimmie
Lynn Talcott
Sterling
John Williams
Roche Hospital
Manning
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Freytag
Roy Walker
Lincoln
Lester Hand
Lois Keefer
Longmont
Margaret Martin
Keefer
Virginia Johnson
Roma Lee Rex
al Ladine
Kearney
Bill Lowe
John Wait
Clara McNish
Hammond
Elia Russell
Dalton
L. F. Dye
Dye
Charles Hornaday
Ercle Black
U. P
Navy
China
Miss Mona Corbett Enters St Luke's for Nurse Training
Miss Mona Corbett left Saturday morning for Kearney to enter St Luke's hospital for training as a professional nurse. Mr Dan Short and wife plan to depart Monday for a Scotland trip and Blaine will manage their confectionery store during their absence. Will Krueger returned yesterday from an extended trip east. M Ramella has been awarded the heating system contract for the new building in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Corbett
Kearney
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dan Short
Scotland
Blaine
Will Krueger
M. Ramella
Social Notes from Cheyenne and Nearby Towns
Mrs Frances Buckingham of Cheyenne visits sister Mrs J E Hart. Mrs C A Newell visits Crosman ranch and may settle in Cheyenne county. Miss Valeska Neubauer Miss Mattie McKee and R M Brown guests of Mr and Mrs J C Neubauer at Bridgeport last Sun. Mac Radcliffe returns from Bowling Green Ohio. James Britton of Chicago visits his parents in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs G E Swan depart for Cheyenne. J S Hadley comes from Cheyenne to visit family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Buckingham
Cheyenne
J. E. Hart
C. A. Newell
Crosman Ranch
Cheyenne County
Valeska Neubauer
Mattie McKee
R. M. Brown
J. C. Neubauer
Bridgeport
Mac Radcliffe
Bowling Green
Ohio
James Britton
Chicago
Andrew Britton
G. E. Swan
J. S. Hadley
Kane Ranch Bought by W C Couch Near Bronson
54 years ago W C Couch purchases the Kane ranch near Bronson from Mark M Codd aiming to become leading cattle breeder in western Nebraska. The Colonel is described as a shy old coiner and is worthy of his aspiration. Andy Ladine of Ickes made final proof Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Couch
Kane Ranch
Bronson
Mark M. Codd
Nebraska
Andy Ladine
Ickes
Snowbound in Sidney and prairie breakdowns
L. 8 Dabold of Northriver was snowbound in Sidney Monday. E. E. Brower bought cows from B A. Jones Tuesday. A pie eating contest Wednesday night saw Davie claim the largest capacity. Gus Kalashi broke down a mile from town while driving a wheat load Monday, amid a prairie snowstorm and detainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabold
Northriver
Sidney
E. E. Brower
B A. Jones
Davie
Gus Kalashi
Moses Kerchival Considers Garden Sass This Summer
The popular laundryman Moses Kerchival muses on raising some garden sass this summer. He ponders watermelons and asks to watch the boys, Mose, as plans unfold for a small home garden amid summer chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Kerchival
Mose
Influx of New Nebraska Homes Cited by Omaha Exchange
Mr Hank Williams traveled to North Platte on Monday while Mr J Kellner of a local goods firm left for New York and Boston. An Omaha Exchange note reports 745 people seeking homes in Nebraska crossing the bridge last week. The county’s land suitability for agriculture is questioned. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Moore
Hank Williams
North Platte
Wening
J. Kellner
Larame
New York
Boston
Nebraka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sttyre
Mrs. Steele Sewing Club
Women's Society of Christian Service
J. O. Lobb
T. R. Tillotson
L. L. Christy
Latin America
Hollis Holthaus
Dorn
St. Paul's Aid
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Henry Dorn
Edward Bauman
Walter Aurich
E. L. Sterz
Rev. Dorn
Couch
Dick Roberts
Christian Church
N. S. Mick
Asa Couch
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Young Women's Missionary Society
George Taylor
Muriel Riggs
Los Angeles
California
Virginia Reker
Kenneth Sutherland
Pat Deir
Tabitha
Omaha
Woteri-Stadnicka
Howard Fisher
Dolores
Marcia Planck
Fisher
Carl Ziegler
E. L. Hailey
Francis Fisher
Larry Jones
Joyce Heng
Allyn Dee Whitmire
Richard McSpadden
Donald Higgins
Gwen Jacobs
Billy Nissen
Norma Schnell
Dale Maley
Loretta Siders
Dion Cawthra
Floyd Williams
Jackie Fisher
Harlan Hailey
Darrell Glassburn
Jimmie Ziegler
Dolores Fisher
Baseball Organization Meeting
Legion Club
Glenn Conrad
Conrad
Tom Etylianos
Nashua
N. H
Stylianos
Veal
Potter School
American Legion
Floyd Fisher
Scott
L. C. Landmesser
M. Schmoldt
D. A. Crowley
H. Lubash
Arnold Seevers
W. H. Olechnovich
Rudolf Andersen
Kimball Reservoir
C. C. Bander
Morrill
James Lenhart
Lenhart
Melvin E. Reseigh
John Brehm
Hastings
Charles Wu. Campbell
Elmer Mueller
Brownson
Clifton Thurston
Frederick Dresser
United States
Oberfelder
Walter Martin
A. M. Anderson
Charles Semerad
Charlie West
West End Club
G. FF. Liebendorfer
Slayter
Deniver
Joe Simodynes
Fred King and Wife
Burlington
Mrs. Landmesser
W. W. Green
Green
Evelyn Green
Carol Lee
Rusty Landmesser
Jim
V. W
Harvey Hollenbeck
Gerald Roper
Ruben Myers
Soo Ordnance Veterans
Harvey Headley
E. F. Loudy
Livoni Ranch
Lauras’ Gift and Floral Shop
Telegraph
Rotary
Larson Machinery Company
Equitable Life Assurance Soci
Coinéin
American National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
Rerery Fo
Ai Alley Farm
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