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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1938

Page

4

Local brief notes and moves from Sidney area

Frank Hansen departed Tuesday evening for San Francisco for business matters. Ed Connell of Union Life Insurance, Lincoln, visited Sidney yesterday. Lena Averman family moved to 1445 Maple Street from 1216 Jackson Street. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson returned to Saratoga Wyoming after a several day visit with relatives. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Robbins and Mr. Johnson is the son of N. P. Johnson. They attended the funeral of Mr. Johnson's mother held Tuesday afternoon.

Frank Hansen San Francisco California Ed Connell Union Life Insurance Company of Lincoln Sidney Lena Averman Maple Street Jackson Street Oscar Johnson Saratoga Wyo Mrs. Johnson Alice Robbins Mr. Johnson N. P. Johnson

Denver couple to visit Dedrick family for weekend

Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dedrick and daughter Maxine of Denver arrive this evening to spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. Dedrick, the parents of Mr. Dedrick.

E. H. Dedrick Maxine Denver Mrs. S. Dedrick

Mrs Snyder Heads to Lincoln for Two Week Visit

Mrs. S. H. Snyder departed Wednesday for Lincoln to visit her daughters Mrs. Bernie E. Krantz and Eva Snyder for two weeks. She traveled by car with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zolot of Cheyenne, who will also stay a couple of weeks in Lincoln.

S. H. Snyder Lincoln Bernie E. Krantz Eva Snyder Snyder Dave Zolot Cheyenne

Miss Marthaleen Reed Joins Greenlees Beauty Shop

Miss Marthaleen Reed of Broken Bow, niece of Mrs. Hugh Patrowsky, arrived in the city early this week and will work with Mrs. Patrowsky in her beauty shop at Greenlees' store. Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds of Lincoln visit several days with Mrs. Reynolds' niece, Mrs. Ivan Nelson, and family, arriving Wednesday and staying until Sunday.

Marthaleen Reed Broken Bow Hugh Patrowsky Patrowsky Greenlees George Reynolds Lincoln City

Chicago woman seeks visit with Beyers in Bunker Hills

Mrs. Leonard Lyon of Chicago plans a visit today to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Beyers who reside in the Bunker Hills district.

Leonard Lyon Chicago P. J. Beyers Bunker Hills

Koester's Newborn Son in Sidney Draw Hospital

Mr and Mrs Alfred Koester of Sidney Draw welcomed a son weighing ten pounds at Taylor hospital yesterday morning. Mr Dimery returned last evening from a trip to Omaha and Lincoln, away since Sunday. Miss Jeannetta Sloan, North Ward school principal, was absent several days last week due to tonsillitis, with Mrs M W Dimery serving in her duties during the absence.

Alfred Koester Sidney Draw Taylor Hospital Mr. Dimery Omaha Lincoln Jeannetta Sloan North Ward M. W. Dimery

Womans Clubs District Convention Attended by Three Mrs

Mrs Rena McCleneghan, Mrs J T McIntosh and Mrs Gus Hellbush attended a district convention of Womans clubs at Gering Tuesday. Miss Jean McIntosh accompanied them on the trip.

Rena McCleneghan J. T. McIntosh Gus Hellbush Womans Clubs Gering Jean McIntosh

Local residents engage in social and business travels

Tuesday saw Gus Hellbush in Scottsbluff for business matters while T A White of Cheyenne Petroleum returned to Hay Springs to manage a Chevrolet garage and filling station. Mrs White joined him in Hay Springs as did several Mabgan and Keller family guests in Sidney. Mrs Robert Jones visits Omaha. Jennie Ware of Cheyenne tours Sidney for business. Henry and Mrs Hargens travel from Scribner after the funerals of John and Mrs Popp, lifelong acquaintances.

T. A. White Cheyenne Petroleum Company Sidney Hay Springs Jennie Ware Cheyenne Henry Hargens Scribner John Popp

Sidney News Roundup of Social Visits and Local Death

Mrs Frank Dahlin of Long Beach visited Sidney from Sunday to Tuesday at cousin M G Howard's home after a 17 year Whitman home absence. Mrs Archie McMillen of Potter and daughter Mrs Sarah Christen of Long Beach were guests at J A Martin residence. Miss Helen Peetz and Lucia Singer depart for Lincoln for the Nebraska State Music Teachers convention and piano tournament with Helen Rees joining. Rasmus Nelson, living with daughter in Lorenzo district, spends a month in Sidney with son Art Nelson. Carl Olson and Art Nelson made a business trip to Sterling on Wednesday. Joseph Hess, husband of former Fay Bangert Emerick, died April 22 in a Seattle hospital after a weeklong illness. the couple had been married a little over two years.

Frank Dahlin Long Beach California Sidney M. G. Howard Whitman Archie McMillen Potter Sarah Christensen J. A. Martin Helen Peetz Lucia Singer Lincoln Nebraska Helen Rees Joseph Hess Fay Bangert Emerick Seattle Mrs. Hess

J. C. Penney Manager Makes Kimball Visit

H. S. Strom, manager of the J. C. Penney company, made a business trip to Kimball Tuesday. Mrs. Lee Price and daughter, Ethel, returned yesterday from a business trip to Sioux City, Iowa, and visited friends at North Platte and Sterling on the way home.

H. S. Strom J. C. Penney Company Kimball Lee Price Ethel Sioux City Iowa North Platte and Sterling

Porter and Stephens Return from Lexington Trip

R. J. Porter and Fred Stephens returned from Lexington on Wednesday night after a several day business trip. Oliver Eicher, a Roche hospital patient for several days, was discharged to his home yesterday.

R. J. Porter Fred Stephens Lexington Oliver Eicher Roche Hospital

Stanley Rabe Returns to Midland College After Vacation

Stanley Rabe will return to Fremont today to resume his studies at Midland College following a spring vacation of two weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rabe.

Tanley Rabe Fremont Midland College Herbert Rabe

Irwin Baby Born at Taylor Hospital This Wednesday

A daughter named Birdie Lane, eight pounds fourteen ounces, was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Irwin at Taylor hospital. Mrs Irwin is the former Mildred Witters.

Birdie Lane Robert Irwin Taylor Hospital

Mrs Clinton Senneff Visits Ly man with Daughter

Mrs Clinton Senneff arrived in Ly man on Tuesday for a several day stay to visit her daughter Mrs Myrtle McDowell.

Clinton Senneff Lyman Myrtle McDowell

Mrs Agnes Proper Serves Home Meals Starting May 2 At 928 9th

Mrs Agnes Proper will serve meals at her home 928 9th avenue commencing Monday May 2. She offers family style home cooked meals by the meal by day or by week.

Agnes Proper 9Th Avenue

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Koehn

Mr and Mrs William Koehn are the proud parents of a daughter born at their home on Wednesday morning. The child weighs eight pounds and twelve ounces.

Lirs William Koehn

Lorenzo Couple Invite Neighbors to Free Dance at Meier Hall

Mr and Mrs Ervin Radditz of the Lorenzo district invite friends and neighbors to a free dance at Meier hall in Lorenzo tomorrow night April 30 The couple was celebrated by many local residents at a community gathering last Friday night.

Ervin Radditz Lorenzo District Meier Hall Lorenzo

Barnum and Crumley Family Visit Laramie Trip

Mr and Mrs W L Barnum and Mrs Jim Crumley of Kansas City Missouri are on an extended visit and motored to Laramie on Sunday where they spent the day with friends.

W L. Barnum Jim Crumley Kansas City Laramie

Thomases Welcome Daughter Lila Mae at Roche Hospital

Mr and Mrs A W Thomas of South Sidney announce the arrival of a daughter, Lila Mae, at Roche hospital on Monday noon. The newborn weighed seven pounds. They were discharged to their home on Wednesday.

A. W Thomas South Sidney District Lila Mae Roche Hospital Miss Thomas

Miss Hazel Christofferson Admitted to Roche Hospital

Miss Hazel Christofferson was admitted to Roche hospital on Wednesday for medical treatment of a throat infection.

Hazel Christofferson Roche

Sidney couple wed in Cheyenne ceremony

Jacob K. Mahr of Cheyenne married Josephine Lydia Jordan Fuller of Denver Tuesday at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Cheyenne. Attendants were Miss Helen Jordan of Denver and the bridegroom’s family. The couple left for Denver for a wedding trip and plan to reside in Cheyenne later this week.

Jacob K. Mahr Cheyenne Josephine Lydia Jordan Fuller Denver H M Pingree First Methodist Episcopal Church Helen Jordan J. H. Mahr Orville and Pearce Lucy Jordan Sidney Mahr Sidney High School Colorado Womans College of Denver Union Pacific Railroad

Rebekah Lodge Plans District Convention in Sidney

Mrs L H Johnson and Mrs Ward Jones co hosted the meeting of the Rebekah Kensington at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday afternoon. Members discussed preparations for the district convention to be held in Sidney on May 24.

L. H. Johnson Ward Jones Rebekah Kensington Odd Fellows Hall Lodge Sidney

Queen Esther Society Meets at Patricia Cropper Home

The Girls of the Senior Queen Esther society of the Methodist church gathered at Patricia Cropper's home Wednesday forenoon for their meeting, continuing their community activity and fellowship in preparation for upcoming church events.

Queen Esther Society The Methodist Church Patricia Cropper

Eastern Star initiates new members at meeting

A special part of the program at a meeting of the Eastern Star chapter Wednesday night featured the initiation ceremony for new members. Members of the Potter chapter were invited to attend, a delegation of fifteen responding. The evening ended with social time in the Masonic club rooms and refreshments. The arrangements were managed by Mesdames J. W. Weland, Henry Whitney, A. J. Jorgenson, Genevieve Maley, M. G. Howard, J. E. Paquette, M. W. Osborn, Julia Mann, Archie Kirkpatrick and A. E. Wright, Miss Bess Shires and Roy Liggett.

Eastern Star Chapter Potter Masonic Mesdames J. W. Weland Henry Whitney A. J. Jorgenson Genevieve Maley M. G. Howard J. E. Paquette M. W. Osborn Julia Mann Archie Kirkpatrick A E Wright Bess Shires Roy Liggett

Surprise Birthday for Doris LeSueur at Home

Mrs A R LeSueur hosted a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening at her home for her daughter Doris who turned fifteen. Guests included Peggy O'Neil Helen Holzenberg Joan Sellers Jean DuBoss Marina Mayer Shirley Keith Betty Sellers June Follette Joy Leth Helen Goodwin Betty Simodynes Patty Martin Helen Foster and Ivan Foster. Games and musical chambers entertained guests under a pink and green decorative scheme.

A. R. LeSueur Doris Peggy O'Neil Helen Holzenberg Joan Sellers Jean DuBoss Marina Mayer Shirley Keith Betty Sellers June Follette Joy Leth Helen Goodwin Betty Simodynes Patty Martin Helen Foster Ivan Foster

Birthdays celebrated for Mrs Bales and Mrs Curless

Mrs Glen Bales and Mrs J A Curless were honored at a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs R Fill with North Side Birthday club members. Guests included Mr and Mrs Pierson, Mrs Johnson, Miss Oldershaw, Mrs Atkins, and Mr and Mrs Hill. Gifts were exchanged, games played, and a two course lunch served. Mrs Ivan Nelson hosts luncheon for S W club with guests Don Shipman. Bridge guests played, with Mrs R M Van Gundy and Mrs Vern Thomas winning first and second prizes.

Glen Bales J. A. Curless R . Fill North Side Birthday Club Bales Curless Hubert Pierson Jennie Johnson Edith Oldershaw W R Atkins Hill Ivan Nelson Campbell's S. W Club Don Shipman Bridge R, M van Gundy Vern Thomas

Dalton Bride Weds Omaha Lawyer in Catholic Ceremony

Miss Josephine Margaret Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Walsh of West Dalton married Michael Buckley of Omaha at Dalton Catholic church with Rev J L Fullam officiating. Bridesmaid was Miss Julia Walsh and best man Joseph Dunning of Spaulding. The bride trained as a nurse in Denver after St Patrick's academy in Sidney. The groom, Creighton law graduate, will open a practice in Omaha and reside there.

Josephine Margaret Walsh Edward Walsh West Dalton Michael Buckley Omaha Dalton Catholic Church J. L. Fullam Julia Walsh Joseph Dunning Spaulding Dalton St Patrick’s Academy of Sidney Denver St. Joseph's Hospital Creighton University

Sidney Daughters Social and Safety First Meeting Report

Campbell and Virginia Barlow along with Mrs Leora Westfall and Mrs Alta Cobb hosted a Jobs Daughters party at the Masonic club rooms in Sidney with twenty five participants and Mrs J J Sheaff as sponsor. Safety First auxiliary members gathered at the Weimer home for a social evening featuring bridge four tables in play with Mrs Ed Ahrens and Miss Villa Platz winning high scores. Special guests included Miss Carrie Anderson and Miss Jean Botsford.

Job's Sidney Bether Masonic Club J. J. Sheaff D. E. Weimer M. O. Baker Safety First Auxiliary Weimer Ed Ahrens Villa Platz Carrie Anderson Jean Botsford

Desert bridge and luncheon entertain at local clubs

Mrs R B Welsh presided over a dessert bridge at her home Tuesday afternoon with Monday Contract club members and Mrs A S Hardy. Gehrig won a traveling prize. Welsh held high score. Entre Nous club hosted eight ladies for a one o clock lunch and bridge at Kokjer hotel and home. Barstow and Keith won high and second. Dr and Mrs Baker hosted a twelve cover dinner party Monday with Jolly Dozen club members.

T. E. Kokjer Union Pacific Entre Nous Club Bridge Kokjer L. C. Barstow H. D. Keith R. M Baker Jolly Dozen Club

Bridge evenings at Kratz and Kelly homes yield prizes

Several rounds of bridge at the hosts home provided pleasing pastime after dinner. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Kratz won the family prize for high score. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelly hosted Sans Souci club members at the Union Pacific hotel dinner bridge, with twelve places set. Later at the Kelly home the events continued, with family honors going to Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morgan for high and second high scores.

G. P. Kratz C. L. Kelly Sans Souci Club Union Pacific Kelly E. S. Sherrerd E. J. Morgan

Social Event at Christ Episcopal Rectory Brings Guilds Together

A pleasant Monday night social at Christ Episcopal church rectory gathered St. Mary's guild and Bridgeport guild, each sending fifteen representatives. A covered dish dinner was served at seven, followed by Tripoli games. Arrangements were led by Mrs. P. E. Spehr, Miss Valvka Neubauer, Mrs. John Daniels, Mrs. Arnold Huff, Miss Grace Curles, and Miss Evelyn Clark.

Christ Episcopal Church St. Mary's Guild Bridgeport Guild Tripoli P. E. Spehr Valveka Neubauer John Daniels

Book Club Meets Hosts Luncheon and Review

The Book Club Meetswomen of the Book club gathered Monday afternoon for a program led by Mrs. Kokjer reviewing This Life I've Loved by Ischel Field and readings from Prodigal Parents by Sinclair Lewis. A luncheon preceded the program and Miss Florence Yardy of Chicago attended as a special guest.

T. E. Kokjer Book Club Hom Kokjer Ischel Field Sinclair Lewis Florence Yardy Chicago

Rummage Sale at St Martha's Guild in Odd Fellows Building

St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday April 30 in the Odd Fellows building at the corner of 11th and Witnois Street. Proceeds support church mission and community programs.

St. Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church Odd Fellows Building 11Th and Witnois St

First Football Book Printed in Florence in 1580

A 1580 Florence pamphlet titled The Game of Kicking claims to depict football in a form strikingly similar to the modern game. The description suggests early rules and play resemble today’s football in key aspects.

Florence

Goatherd Discovers Delphi Oracle Site Legend

A goatherd reportedly discovered the Delphi site when his herd roamed and pranced near a chasm that issued intoxicating air. The priestess who gave prophecies once sat above it, though the chasm itself remains legendary or has disappeared.

Delphi Greece

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Gus’ Hellbush Scottsbluff A. J. Mangan E. N. Mangan Marie Margot C. B Keller R. T. Hill Robert Jones Daghter Roy Moore Rasmus Nelson John Treinen Art Nelson Carl Olson H. M. S. Edinburgh Wallsend-on-Tyne England Lady Gumley Edinburgh Britain Miss Cropper Helen Jo Nielsen Texaco Mayfair Mayfair Mrs. Nelson St. Patrick's Academy Country Club Business and Professional Women's Club Helen Johnson Virginia Bailey Academy Anne Taylor Logans Market O. P. Skaggs Store Cudahy Puritan Pound Jobs Daughters Party Mrs. Welsh J’akers Sans Souci ‘Club Entertain Bridgeport Guild Arnold Huff Grace Cur Miss Evelyn Clark Goatherd Portis Hepner Clothing Co Coats Ata Corselette Pec Atreve the Telegraph Publishing Co
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