Sidney News Highlights Local Social and Business Activity
Prominent grain man B. B Hiné is in town as Mrs. Lloyd Manh of North Platte visits. Numerous visits, hospital operations for Appendicitis, births, and parties fill the week. A J Baker and Mrs Slama from Potter, the Jolly dancing club event at Ray Wellner farm, and many local and visiting residents are listed alongside business trips by S D Vogler, J I Case figures, and Rotary and Knights of Columbus activities. The week ends with plans for a fifth district Federated Womans Clubs convention in Sidney bringing about 300 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gardner
Womans Club
Federated Womans Clubs
Sidney
Lexington
Scottsbluff
Society Notes Sunday Dinner Hosts In Potter District
Sunday dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Slama at their north Potter district home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Slama and family Mr and Mrs A J Oeltsen and family Mr and Mrs William Slama and daughter Lorraine and the hosts. Kings Daughters Meet Mrs L A Bartholomew hosted a Kings Daughters social at her home Monday afternoon with all members present and refreshments adding to the pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Slama
North Potter District
Charles Slama
A. J. Oeltsen
William Slama
Lorraine
Kings Daughters Meet
L. A. Bartholomew
Kings Daughters
Dutch Treat club hosts lunch and bridge at country club
Mrs. Leroy Larson welcomed Dutch Treat club members with a one o clock lunch at the country club. After lunch they played bridge at her home with prizes awarded for high and second high scores to Mrs. E. S. Stokes and Mrs. Paul Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Larson
Dutch Treat Club
E. S. Stokes
Paul Martin
Mrs Fisher Leads Wednesday Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. O. K. Fisher presided over a one o clock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge for members of the Wednesday bridge club. Luncheon was served at the Union Pacific hotel with covers for eight. Contests were played at the Fisher home and high score for the afternoon went to Mrs. Thomas OConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Fisher
Union Pacific
Fisher
Thomas O’connell
Star Kensington Hosts Eastern Star Meeting at Club Rooms
Mrs W F Graham Mrs R Welch Mrs A E Wright and Mrs J W Weiand hosted a regular Eastern Star Kensington meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Masonic club rooms. An unusually large number of members attended. Plans were made for the monthly covered dish luncheon and card party at the club rooms next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Kensington
W. F. Graham
R. Welch
A. E. Wright
J. W. Weiand
Eastern Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Rebekah Kensington Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
A social afternoon gathering of the Rebekah Kensington chapter at the Odd Fellows hall drew many members. New business planned a bake sale in early May with date to be announced. Mrs. C. T. Jameson hosted the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
C. T. Jameson
Jolly Dozen Dines At Country Club Then Bridges At Greenlees
The Jolly Dozen met Monday night with six couples present at a dinner at seven at the country club followed by bridge at the A D Greenlee home. Mrs G P Kratz won high score honors for the evening.
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Jolly Dozen
A. D. Greenlee
Presbyterian Social Brings Families Together at Church Basement
A Presbyterian church social for members and families took place in the church basement on Monday night. A 6:30 covered dish luncheon preceded games and merriment. Mrs. E Ss Shetferd and Mrs. H B Nelson organized the event, with plans to hold monthly gatherings.
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Presbyterian Social
Presbyterian Church
E. Ss. Shetferd
H. B. Nelson
P. E. O. Bridge Party At Miles Home
A benefit bridge party sponsored by the P. E. O. society was held Tuesday night in the W. P. Miles home ball room with 25 tables in play. Dainty refreshments followed the contests. Ladies prizes went to Mrs. Clark Fuller and Mrs. L. A. Bartholomew and Miss Jean McIntosh. gentlemen’s prizes to G. V. Doran Carl Jones and Jack Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Society
W. P. Miles
Clark Fuller
L. A., Bartholomew
Jean McIntosh
Hi Lo club hosts bridge party at Wright home
Members of the Hi Lo club and their husbands attended an evening bridge party Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs E A Wright. Six tables played with ladies first and consolation prizes awarded to Mrs J W Wieand Mrs M M Klein and Mrs Elwood Singer and gentlemen prizes to Carl Jones J A Sparks and W F Graham. Lunch was served by the hosts and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Lo Club
A. ‘Wright
J. W. Wieand
M. M. Klein
Elwood Singer
Carl Jones
J. A. Sparks
W. F. Graham
Wright
Wieand
Vanishing Party hosts card evening at Cat rick's auditorium
B Wookey closed the night in a pleasing manner at the first of a vanishing party series sponsored by the Cat rick's auditorium ladies. Twenty three tables played bridge and 500 with prizes awarded for high scores to Mrs Swan Dedrick and Mrs Henry Loebe, gentlemen prizes to L E Mitchell and Rev Anton Link, door prize to Mrs Louis Blaha. Hostesses were Mesdames W T Gehrig, L H Patrowsky, J R Murphy and J E Harr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catrick’s
Swan Dedrick
Henry Loebe
L. E. Mitchell
Anton Link
Louis Blaha
W. T. Gehrig
L. H. Patrowsky
J. R. Murphy
J. E. Harr
Club Elects Officers for Business and Professional Women
The Business and Professional Womans club held its officer election Tuesday night naming Verne Morris as president Alta Cobb as vice president Emily Gould recording secretary Anna Olson corresponding secretary and Hazel Gillette treasurer for the coming year Plans were made for a benefit bridge party Monday evening May 1 with Mrs Leon Fine in charge The pal dinner featured a pink and green color scheme covers for 40 and floral arrangements from Park View floral home Hosts were Alice Spearow Leona Westfall and Alta Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Morris
Alta Cobb
Emily Gould
Anna Olson
Hazel ‘Gillette
Leon Fine
Park View Floral Home
Alice Spearow
Leona Westfall
Third annual Last Man's club meeting in Sidney
Wednes day night the Last Man's club held its third annual gathering at the Ahrens home with wives as guests. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clayton Parks and others, while six out of town members could not attend. Reminiscences of war days dominated discussion before a theatre visit, with a rare cognac from France kept for the club's final survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Man’s Club
Ahrens
Clayton Parks
Albert Green
David Ells
Elmer Wright
Sidney
Fred Parks
Frank Elliott
Allen Chambers
Raymond Clinton
Herbert Ehmke
Cyril Wallace
France
Bankers Favor Rapid Trade Recovery Amid Continued Parleys
Banes and Professional Women’s clubs event at Kimball Country Club bonds two groups with social exchange. A banquet for 66 featured pink and green decor, songs, solos, and dances led by Anne Roche and Lucy Ketch. Trade recovery notes discuss Roosevelt MacDonald talks, France debt, and economic conference progress. The article also promotes Hudnut’s Du Barry skin remedies via Sidney Drug Co.
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Business and Professional Womans Club
Kimball Club
Kimball Country Club
Anne Roche
Kimball
Lucy Ketch
Sidney
Lillian Miller
Otto Hoechele
Miss Mairs
Miss Graves
Freda Beebe
Myron Trill
Mrs. Ralph
Helen Leininger
Velma Atwood
Thurma Adams
Entrance for care in veterans hospitals rules explained
Admission for hospital treatment or domiciliary care at the Veterans Administration hospital in Lincoln is now authorized for eligible veterans of any war. Regional manager C Gordon Beck says admissions are limited pending instructions, with Lincoln used for general medical surgical and tuberculosis cases.
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Veterans Administration Hospital At
Lincoln
United States
Washington
C. Gordon Beck
Veterans ‘Hospital
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration At
Lincoln Office
Beck
Senate committee advances beer bill as Friday special order
The senate sitting committee agreed to let the beer bill come up as a special order on Friday but not top the calendar. Chairman Banning said they would not object if Senator Hapline asks to take it out of order later. Conference committees were named on the general appropriations and Neeland bills and bills passed included debentures for city waterworks and facilities and semi annual tax payments with lower delinquent rates.
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Senate
Banning
Hapline
Omaha
Callan
Warner
Neeland
Nee
Gass
Sanden
McCarter
Anderson
Salary debate on county officials and amendments in legislature
The article notes amendments accepted on the Boeks bill to let townships maintain county roads and detach portions of the county road system, and the Welch bill for licenses for non resident insurance agents. It discusses whether Douglas and Lancaster counties favor 10% salary reductions, while other state counties face 20%. The Cone salary bill was amended to a 10 and 20% basis by the senate finance committee. Chairman Pedersen says local demand is 10% in Douglas and Lancaster. The Van Kirk-Warner amendment to raise county superintendents to 2200 failed. A plan by O Furey for a new basis for superintendents was rejected. Sib followers gained ground when they defeated raising the Douglas county treasurer base from 2400 to 2700.
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Boeks
Welch
Douglas
Lancaster
Cone
Senate Finance Committee
Pedersen
van Kirk-Warner
Senate
O’furey
Sib
Douglas County
House
Gas Bootleg War Starts in West End of State This Week
Deputy Secretary Felton reports first prosecution under new gas tax and inspection rules. Ray W. Keep of Eclipse Refining, Newcastle, pleaded guilty in Dawes County to selling motor fuel without a license and selling uninspected fuel. fine plus tax and inspection fees totaled $92.88. Felton notes prior limits hindered tax collection but says new law enables truck drivers to secure common carrier permits for in state gas transport.
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Felton
Ray W. Keep
Eclipse Refining Company
Newcastle
Wyo
Dawes County
Chadron
R. R. Wellington
Stewart
John D. Culver
Wheat Belt Schedule Cards Distributed by Wheat Belt Leader
Schedule cards for the Wheat Belt league were printed by the Telegraph this week and are being distributed by President W. E. Gehrig. The slate calls for opening games.
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Telegraph
W. E. Gehrig
Schedule to Publish Next Week for Ten Team Swing into Action
Fans are urged to watch for the complete schedule next week as ten teams prepare to swing into action the week from next Sunday. The schedule will guide upcoming games and events for the season.
County Manager Plan Receives House Approval
County lawmakers moved seven bills to the general file on Monday seeking a county manager for the area. The package includes eight measures from the senate and two house bills, notably proposing a county manager appointed by petition and referendum with a 60 day window for voter submission and a five member unpaid commission. If defeated, the plan cannot be resubmitted for two years.
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Sendite
East Center Social Notes and School Absences
East Center notes list social visits among residents and families including McDonald Ladine Neibuhr and Keller households. It records a child’s appendectomy at Taylor hospital, and motorists to Sidney. It notes absent students due to rain and lists perfect attendance and spelling stars among pupils. Primary party honors Patricia Ann McDonald and three pupils won candies in a third grade arithmetic review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Low
D. FE. McDonald
Patsy
John Neibuhr
Little Duane Ladine
Art Ladine
Taylor Hospital
Earl Leger
Clifton
Sidney
Virginia Scott
Austin Morris
Marjorie Morris
Léola Messner
Robert Kallhoff
Lorene Bancroft
Lavon
Junior
Jack Sullivan
Austin
Rowena Jobe
Ethelyn Swanson
Sylvia Lobb
D. E. “‘McDonald
Miss Larsen
Patricia Ann McDonald
Ardis Néibuhr
Robert Zublke
Betty Jedi
DuBarry Skin Care Promises Fine Texture Tonic Ad
An old advertisement touts DuBarry cleansing cream and DuBarry skin tonic as products to improve skin texture. The note from Sidney Drug emphasizes a freshener that promises a fine complexion and preparatory beauty benefits.
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Sidney Drug
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. B Hiné
Mrs
Lloyd ‘Manh of
North’ Platte
Leo Osborn
A. J
Qeltjen
Joe Slama
Potter
Walter Kidder
The
Jolly Dancing Club
Ray Wellner Farm
Arthur Killham
Sidney Draw
Thomas Iverson of
Ted Thompson
Dalton
Richard Welton
Mother
Babe
R. J. Park
George Maleus
S. D. Vogler
O. P. Skaggs
George Sheldon
Don Zellers
Sam Thompson
Carl Neumann
William G. Lowe
Neumann
Leive
D. W. Bartholomew
Lee Golden
Bridgeport
I. V. Downs
Bartholomew
Mrs. Downs
John Whitmire
Baby
Prairie Grove
Ark
Mr. Whitmire
J. I. Case Company
Peetz
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
F. Charling Mills
H. E. Sorter
Andrew Olsen
Lodge Pole
Methodist Church
North Platte
Dave Brown
H. F. Freytag
J. E. Mullins
Woodrow Livengood
H. F. Beckman
Wyrmore
Beckman
John Sullivan
Knights of Columbus
Roy Greenlee
Sioux City
Rotary Clubs
Barney Dugan
A. S. Hardy
Clara McNish
B. E. Meale
Mr. Chadwick
Kansas City
R. F. McGrale
Chappell
J. W. Weland
Henry Mayer
Wicand
Ethel Throckmorten
R. F. Rowe
Loap City
C. C. Davis
Rev. F. Charling Mills
Davis
Ben Pippin
Norfolk
Dr. F. A. Barger
California
Cheyenne County
Society Notes
Mrs. Larson
Wednesday Bridge Club
Hi Lo
B. Wookey
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Herriot
Paris
Geneva
Far East
Europe
Norman H. Davis
Sidney Drug Co
Hudnut
State Senate
Remington Portable
Telegrapp
West End OF State
Supreme Soda
Argo
Ross Ne
Saf
Richelieu
Hershey
Krumm’s
Hamburger
O. K
East Center
Peetz, Colo
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