Local residents host visitors and travel plans noted
George Allington of Sundl stayed overnight with Bob Shaffer. Pat Patrowsky fished near Broadwater. Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore of Lisco visited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mann. J. H Foster and niece Mrs. Har ry Bridenstine of Dalton visited relatives. Frank Schroeder from Scottsbluff visited family here. Edward Furer from Denver stayed Tuesday night and Wednesday. Mrs. W H Ellis will visit Grand Island for a week. James Birmingham Jr. from Cheyenne visited his parents. Mrs H D Brummage of Laramie visited here. Mrs D R Thomas returned from Omaha after major operation. R W Zimmerle of J I Case ill but back to duties. Mr and Mrs A E Zlemke moved to Omen property. Mrs C W Zike sick and unable to attend. Mrs A J Hamilton left for Denver for business then week with friends. Rev F Charling Mills attended ministerial seminar at Chappell. C R Bushong and Jacqueline left for North Platte and Mc Cook. C B Nelson of Denver visited Cheyenne County Lumber. Mrs F A Bush attended Nebraska Federation of Womans Clubs. Mrs E E Johnston and Billie Ruth visit North Platte. May breakfast for Womans Club set for next Tuesday at 9. Mrs Swan Dedrick returned from five weeks on West Coast. Mrs Wilbur Frazier and Mrs John A Hawkins visiting the Dodds family. Fred Parks and family returned to Chadron after weekend visit. American Legion auxiliary meets next Tuesday at 7 sharp for music week program.
Mrs Harriet Withers Improves After Stroke Return Home
Mrs Harriet Withers of Lodge Pole, after three weeks with her daughter Mrs Frank Hansen, following a stroke, is gradually improving and now able to be up and around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Withers
Lodge Pole
Frank Hansen
Mrs Jolliff Hosts Catholic Bridge Party
Mrs Clarence Jolliff hosted two tables of bridge at her home last Friday night as part of a series of vanishing card parties sponsored by the Catholic church ladies. Prizes for high and second high scores went to Miss Agnes Dwyer and Miss Catherine Hahler. Refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jolliff
Catholic Church
Agnes Dwyer
Catherine, Hahler
Hi Lo club bridge party at Mrs Van Valkenberg home
Mrs C C Van Valkenberg entertained the Hi Lo club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Three tables were in progress with honors awarded to Mrs A E Wright, Mrs Lester Perry and Mrs Paul Simmerson. Special guests included Mrs Perry and Mrs C V Sowards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. van Valkenberg
Hi-Lo Club
Bridge
A. E. Wright
Lester Perry
Paul Simmerson
Perry
C. V. Sowards
Rebekah Kensington Hostesses Informal Meeting
Miss Edna Granneman and Miss Nellie Niemeller presided as hostesses to Rebekah Kensington members at a semi monthly gathering held Wednesday afternoon in the Rebekah kitchen. A large turnout worked on needle crafts, followed by a social period and lunch to close the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Granneman
Nellie Niemeller
Rebekah Kensington
Rebekah
Fish dinner hosts list guests and bridge games
Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson entertained guests at a Monday evening fish dinner at their home including Al Bundy Jack Davison Bud Logan Clare Fleming Wesley Berry George Aveman Glen Johnson and Miss Elma Nelson The after dinner hours featured bridge The young men of the party were successful in bringing home the game Sunday Home Missionary Society The Home Missionary society of the M E church held its April meeting at the home of Mrs Louis Benninghouse on Wednesday afternoon The program covered a business meeting the study chapter led by Mrs F Charling Mills and the annual opening of the mite boxes An invitation will be extended to the ladies of Center church to join the next meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ward Johnson
al Bundy
Jack Davison
Bud Logan
Clare Fleming
Wesley Berry
George Aveman
Glen Johnson
Elma Nelson
Home Missionary Speciety
Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
Louis Benninghouse
Eastern Star Kensington
M. W. Osborn
E. J. Browning
G. A. Johnston
F. A. Barger
Alpha Grigsby
Dorcas Society Teas and Package Sale at Trinity Lutheran
Wednesday afternoon the Dorcas society of Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a package sale and tea in the church parlors. Members each invited a guest for an afternoon of refreshments and a fine musical program.
Surprise Birthday Fellowship at Nelson Home
Mrs A O Nelson was surprised Tuesday night at her home as sister Mrs Chester Hunnicutt hosted a birthday celebration. The party featured a three table bridge diversion with high scores shared by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Yowell and consolation prizes to Mr and Mrs Ben Gross. A hot lunch followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Nelson
Chester Hunnicutt
Nelson
Lloyd Yowell
Ben Gross
Birthday Dinner Honoring Miss Dorothy Theis at Brand Home
A birthday celebration for Miss Dorothy Theis was held Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brand’s home with a prominently displayed cake. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halsey and family, the Omelard family, and Mrs. John Theis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Theis
Albert Brand
Martin Christensen
Frank Halsey
L K. Omel Ard
John Theis
Farewell Surprise For Mrs Otho Campbell
Neighbors hosted a Wednesday afternoon farewell party for Mrs Otho Campbell before the Campbells move to a farm in the Dalton neighborhood next week. Attendees included Mrs Nathan Mick, Mrs D F Bennett, Mrs Jack Bowman, Mrs Earl Russell, Mrs Charlotte Rowland, Mrs A R Chaney, Mrs D L Knight, and Mrs Kate Riley. a Kensington Ken sington was featured and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Campbell
Campbell
Dalton
Kensington
Nathan Mick
D. F. Bennett
Jack Bowman
Earl Russell
Charlotte Rowland
A. R. Chaney
D. L. Knight
Kate Riley
Sidney club forms first April 1917 enlistment group
The Commercial dining room hosted an 11 member club meeting on Monday evening April 25 to represent Sidney’s first enlistment group in April 1917. Members present included David Ells Elmer Wright Bob Sellers and Albert Green. Telegraphs were read from absent members, and the evening closed with a theatre visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial
Sidney
Davd Ells
Elmer Wright
Bob Sellers
Albert Green
Nagengasts host hard time party anniversary event
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nagengast entertained a number of guests at a hard time party at their country home Tuesday night to celebrate the anniversary of their wedding. Dancing and cards provided amusement and lunch was served at the end. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vach, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Happel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neary, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGrane, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christofferson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Shirkle, Frances Neary, Harold Meyer, Arnold Christofferson, and Phil Krenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nagengast
Jim Vach
Paul Meyer
Walter Happel
Roy Neary
Jack McGrane
Martin Christofferson
Miss Leta Doyle Guest of Honor at Missionary Society
Miss Leta Doyle of Atchison Kansas was guest of honor at a Foreign Missionary society meeting at Mrs F H Wolf's home Monday afternoon. She spoke on India customs religion and attire from her five years of missionary work there. Native costumes she brought were shown. A large turnout included visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Doyle
Atchison, Kan
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
F. H. Wolf
Miss Doyle
India
Local Business and Professional Women's Club elects officers
On Monday night the Business and Professional Womans club held its annual officer election with a pal dinner at the Methodist church basement. Thirty nine covers were laid for 29 members as spring themed centerpieces and pastel parasol favors accompanied the event. New officers are Lillian Miller president Glacys Prigeon vice president Mary Lou Davis recording secretary Emily Gould corresponding secretary Agnes Ladine treasurer. Publicity committee members Verne Morris Edna Worden and Bessie Meenan organized arrangements. The next meeting is Tuesday May 3 a special gathering honoring the national president with Kimball club members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Methodist Church
George Davis
Aid
Lillian Miller
Glacys Prigeon
Mary Lou Davis
Emily Gould
Agnes Ladine
Verne Morris
Edna Worden
Bessie Meenan
Kimball Club
Thompson Home Hosts Dinner For Ells Depew Family
Dr and Mrs G H Thompson entertained at dinner at their home Tuesday evening in compliment to Mr and Mrs David Ells and family and Mr and Mrs Roy Depew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Thompson
David Ells
Roy Depew
Greaseless Douch Nuts Ad From Nellie Nicmoller
Local bakery ad advertises greaseless douch nuts selling at 20 cents a dozen with fresh daily production. Nellie Nicmoller lists phone contact 183W for orders and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bobby
Nellie Nicmoller
Cream of Spellers in Nebraska Meet for Finals
The cream of Nebraska's spellers converge in Omaha for the fourth annual statewide finals at 10 AM in the council chamber. Over 60 county champions compete for a trip to Washington for the national spelling bee, with prizes from $5 to $25 in state awards and $1000 top prize nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Council Chamber
Omaha
Lincoln
Henrietta Eastman
Peller
Cheyenne County
Washington
Wallace Keenan
Creighton High School
Jessie Towne
Omezha Central High
Charles W. Taylor
W. A. Dwyer
Creighton University
I. A. Hammer
Omaha Municipal University
Roy W. Eaton
Fouth
The
World Herald
National Capitol
White House
Hoover
John Deere official dies friend of Sidney in Omaha ties
Sidney branch manager L. T. Poole recalls John Deere Plow Co general manager Sidney F. J. Farrington of Omaha, who died recently in an Omaha hospital. Farrington helped secure the $80,000 John Deere branch house for Sidney, after considering other sites and citing faith in the region's agricultural future and central wheat belt location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Sidney
F. J. Farrington
Omaha
John Deere Plow Company
L. T. Poole
Poole
Farrington
Great Western Sugar signs nearly 56 thousand acres in Nebraska
The Nebraska district of Great Western Sugar reports 55 709 acres contracted for beets this year with further growth expected. In 1931 contracts covered 56 030 acres and 53 977 were harvested. Weather has been excellent, with rain aiding germination, though recent winds dry soil. If rains return and winds ease, tonnage outlook remains strong for the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting Near Fairview
The Friendly Neighbors club met at Mrs. Phillip Brossard’s home with Mrs. Charlies Tolle assisting. Miss Davenport of Sterling spoke on extension work after the business session. Several members were absent due to illness, and a lovely luncheon closed the afternoon. Marjorie Warrick, Dorothy Hecker, and Elizabeth Gusner visited North Platte Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lafler
Friendly Neighbors Club
Phillip Brossard
Charlies Tolle
Miss Davenport
Sterling
Dorothy Hecker
Elizabeth Gusner
Warrick
Marjorie
North Platte
Miss Hecker
Miss Gusner
Local social notes from Grand Island visit and gatherings
Mrs Albert Brauer hosted Sunday dinner with the Laaker Reker Wittig and Erich Brauer couples. Albert Jelinek visited Joe Brachtenbach, Helen Laaker hosted Dorothea Robbert and Gen evieve Dyke and families. Stark family left for western slope homes. Friendly Neighbors club surprised Mrs Stark. Various dinners and visits among Laaker, Phelps, Fischer, Brachtenbach, Kler, Lafler and Sutter families. pinkeye absence at parish school. Jane Crabb recovering. windmill repaired. multiple social calls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Albert Brauer
Henry Laaker
I. H. Reker
Fred Wittig
Erich Brauer
Albert Jelinek
Joe Brachtenbach
Helen Laaker
Dorothea Robbert
Genevieve Dyke
Lou K
For Sale High Grade Used Bungalow Model Piano
In this vicinity a high grade slightly used bungalow model piano must be disposed of at once. Buyers receive the benefit of what has already been paid. The instrument is backed and guaranteed by 71 years in the piano business. Easy terms if desired. Write Schmoeller & Mueller Piano Co. 65 66 Scottsbluff Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmoeller & Mueller Piano Co
Scottsbluff, Nebr
Ships Need Much Paint for Ocean Liners and small ships
Large ocean liners require about 15 000 gallons of paint yearly while smaller vessels of around 30 000 tons displacement use roughly 10 000 gallons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Allington
Sundl
Bob Shaffer
Pat Patrowsky
Broadwater
Evelyn Gilmore of
Lisco
Louis Mann
J. H Foster
Harry Bridenstine
Frank Schroeder
Scottsbluff
Edward Furer
Denver
W. H. Ellis
Theodore Evers
James Birmingham, Jr
Cheyenne
H. D. Brummage
Laramie
D. R. Thomas
R W. Zimmerle
J. I. Case Company
A. E. Zlemke
Omen
West Jackson Street
St. Patrick Church
C W Zike
Leon Fine Store
A. J Hamilton
F. Charling Mills
M E.church
Chappell
C. R. Bushong
Jacqueline
McCook
C. B Nelson
Sterling Lumber and Investment Company
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
F. A Bush
Nebraska Federation of Womans Clubs
E. E. Johnston
Billie Ruth
Womans Club
Presbyterian Church
Wilbur Frazier
John A. Hawkins
Olney
Kaw
E. B. Dodds
Dodds
Fred Parks
Chadron
J. J. Parks
American Legion Auxiliary
Society Notes
Cobra Patrol
Boy Scout Troop 99
John Sellyers
Dwaine Willey
Stanley Rabe
Robert Jones
Bob Craig
Bob Hiett
Wendell Warda
Carl Hutchison
Leo J. Thomas
Ollicott Club
B. C. Grabill
Jack Collins
Henry Heaton
Jolly Dozen Club
Russell Dedrick
Mrs. Jolliff
Hi-Lo
St. Patrick Auditorium
Frank Rauner
John Sullivan
M. A. Zwick
Julia Scanlon
Frank Clinton
Rose Morgan
Joe Deaver
Anne Streemberg
James Meenan
Mrs. Campbell
Last Mans Club
Thousand Island
Pinte
ADVO
Lux
Greenlees’ Inc
Club
Cream OF Spellers
Mr. Poole
Farington
John Clapper
C. P. Dunning
R. B. Luttgen
Trae Giltner
Fred Harris
Great West
Fairview
Greenlees
O. P. S. Butter
O. P. S. Flour
O.P Skaggs
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