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Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

14 Apr 1933

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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1933

Page

4

Social notes and club gatherings across Sidney area

Mrs Davis hosted Emanon club bridge afternoon at her home with two tables and high prize to Mrs Abbott. Dinner bridge at Swan Dedrick home for Jolly Dozen. Mrs Kennedy won high score. Kings Daughters planned Easter dance. Keystone class met with lunch and games. Various other teas, picnics, and meetings including Royal Neighbors Kensington, Rebekah Kensington, and Boy Scout Troop 909 activities noted with prizes, trips, and upcoming events.

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Davis Raymond Davis Emanon Club Bridge D. I. Abbott Swan Dedrick Grabius Jolly Dozen Club W. D Keystone Methodist Church Vern Livingston Harry Wingerson A. W. Burdy James Forrest Dorothy Mae Joan Hall Scottsbluff Earl LaGrange Brewer Clyde Thelma Country Club Daisy Kennedy Paul Martin Sans Souci Club P. J. Heaton Union Pacific H. R. Heaton W. F. Wehmiller Earl Morgan Royal Neighbors Kensington Glen Hedgecock Hana Hammer Ruth Jane Gatis Jane Dimery Catherine Jones Thelma Brewer Hi Lo E. M. Gates W. F. Graham J. W. Weland R. C. Jackson Sidney Roberta Corrine Joan Ahréns Mary Anne Daniel Bernelle Kinteen Margaret ‘Furer John Seyller Kenneth Bales Gerald Helzer Billy Tewell Christie Stayter Donald Fulton Rebekah Kensington Richard Carlson Ward Jones Odd Fellows Hell John Englert Gilbert Helfrich Robert Lundberg Dean Wright Lee Glaubitz Derwood Johnson C. A. Lody President Hoover Inakswillaoestiel Af Totthes Pechit S. the W.E. Gehrig Horde Mesdimes Gehrig M. M. Klein Barlow Jadiegi L. D. Willey E. J. Browning New Contract Club Leo Bischoff Mrs. Bischoff Mesdames E. D. Wiorden Clarence Jolliff R. A. Barlow Paul Simierson J. Browning Percy Button Carl Jones W. E. Gehrig
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First Auto in Sidney Streets and Local Lore

A reminiscence recalls the first automobile seen in Sidney, considered by elders as once owned by Dr Beebe. It describes a barouche top car with high wheels, brass decor, side crank, lever steering, and two seats, seen at a lumber yard once run by A R Le Sueuer. The piece also recalls Gypsy canyon, Dead Man's gulch, Lady Nicotine in a cave, and early Sidney Telegraph offices, plus the first county fair plane exhibition with straight flying.

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Sidney Dr. Beebe Pease and Isas A. R. le Sueuer Ane Dead Man's Gulch Dead Man’s Gulch Country Club Sidney Telegraph Cleburn Fred
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