Pretty Morning Party Delights Society Guests
Mrs Hodgkin hosted a ten o'clock Friday gathering with out-of-town guests Mrs Weeden of Longmont Miss Kime of Lincoln and Mrs Bryant of Tekamah. Bridge tables, prizes, and a luncheon followed as Grace McIntosh drew the winning number and Mrs McNish won first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgkin
Weeden
Longmont
Kime
Lincoln
Bryant
Tekamah
McNish
Grace McIntosh
Semerads Host Rural Five Hundred Party Partycene
Semerads entertained Mr and Mrs Charles Semerad Saturday evening at a five hundred party honoring Mrs Leonard Herrod Hastings Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Jack Sager Denver. The house was transformed into a garden of flowers. Mrs Herrod and Mrs Leo Bartholomew won the ladies first prize. Dr Dornohoe captured the gentlemen's prize. A lunch followed at eleven. Invitations to the Semerad home are prized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Semerad
Leonard Herrod
Hastings
Nebraska
Jack Sager
Denver
Kimball Party Guests From Local Area
Mrs. C. S. Radcliffe Mrs. Gordon Bryant and Mrs. L. G. Lowe motored to Kimball last Friday and attended a party hosted by Mrs. Frank Smith of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Radcliffe
Gordon Bryant
L. G. Lowe
Kimball
Frank Smith
City
Mrs Lowe Hosts Morning Bridge for Sister Mrs Gordon Bryant
Mrs Lowe entertained for her sister Mrs Gordon Bryant on Thursday of last week at a morning party. Bridge ran from ten to one, four tables were needed. An elaborate luncheon followed. Out of town guests included Mrs Gordon of Tekamah, Mrs Will Jewett of Gurley, Mrs Vern Bates of Kimball, and Mrs Persinger of Lodgepole. Mrs Barger won first prize with Mrs Witham taking second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Lowe
Gordon Bryant
Gordon
Tekamabh
Will Jewett
Gurley
Vern Bates
Kimball
Persinger
Lodgepole
Barger
Witham
Twin Nieces Visit Esther and Ruth Cole in Council Bluffs
A Council Bluffs Iowa family hosts Esther Ruth and Ruth Esther, twin nieces of Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson, during a week’s visit. The youngsters trade names in playful confusion, and relatives guess which is which, as 13 years of life yield little clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Ruth Cole
Council Bluffs
Iowa
A. J. Jorgenson
Ruth Esther
Esther Ruth
Mrs Scheffield Dies of Heart Disease at Son’s Home
Mrs John Scheffield expired at her son’s home west of Dalton on Thursday evening July 27 from heart disease after a brief visit of one week. She was 64. Her husband and she had been visiting here. The son was shipped from Sidney Saturday evening to Hooper Nebraska.
Pioneer Osage oilman Lathrop visits city on business
Former Citizen Osage Wyoming figure B A Lathrop, who owned the first general telephone exchange here and built his home at the court house square, was in town on business for several days this week with his son Ray, now operating oil well rigs in Osage country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Lathrop
Osage
Wyoming
Mr. Lathrop
Court House Square
Ray
Harvey and Harshman Mingle at Methodist Church Ceremony
Mamie Harvey of Sterling Colorado and Roy D Harshman were united in marriage at the Methodist church Saturday afternoon by Rev T Porter Bennett. The couple exchanged a ring ceremony and Harshman is employed as a salesman by the Swift Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Harvey
Sterling
Colorado
Roy D. Harshman
T. Porter Bennett
Harshman
Swift Packing Company
Across the Continent Show Promoted by Parade
The U S A presented the film Across the Continent on Monday and Tuesday with a public parade led by the Light Band in a Dent truck. A McDonald Motor stock fleet and even a Dent tractor joined, drawing crowds to the night show. Larson's Music Store promotes Baldwin pianos and player pianos with standard prices.
American Legion event notices and weekly gatherings
Fragmentary OCR reads Tuesday and night gatherings for a local American Legion post with general welcome notes and community activity hints. Details about date, time, or location are unclear, but the item suggests regular meetings or social events under the Legion banner.
Death Notice of Evelyn Borcher Child of Mr and Mrs J F Borcher
Evelyn Borcher Little Evelin Wilhelmina Borcher infant of J F and wife of Bunker FAU precinct died July 28 1922 after two weeks of illness cholera infantum born November 13 1919 aged two years eight months fifteen days. Short home service and Lutheran church services with Rev Boelling. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed among local children. Sorrowing friends offered sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Wilhelmina Fmima Borcher
J. F.borcher
Bunker Fau
Little One
Ias
Rev. Boelling
Adelaide Meyer
Lynn Woppel
Marie Hill
Leona Sorge
Gertrude Bales
Evelyn Rose
Anna Aurich
Edna Pittack
Royal Time With Kings on the King Ranch Visit
Mrs J T M Pearson and her son Jim mie traveled from Omaha to visit her mother Mrs Grace King. The group went to Brigdeport to spend the day with Harry King and family on the King ranch and took a drive in Frank King's car with Mrs Grace King and Mrs Powell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. M. Pearson
Jimmie
Omaha
Grace King
Brigdeport
King Ranch
Harry King
Frank King
Pearson
Joe Simodynes
Frank
Telephone Picnic By The Telephone Rooster Club
The Telephone Rooster Club, number 15, held a cheerful picnic last Sunday at Krueger's featuring swimming and endless lunch. The group is a congenial, loyal crew who enjoy their work and bring wholesome vim to recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Rooster Club
Krueger’s
George Taylor Returns From Iowa Vacation
George Taylor returns Monday from Iowa where he spends part of his vacation with his sisters at the old home. He resumes his duties as vice president of the American Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Iowa
American Bank
Folks Lager Marriage Near Potter Nebraska
Tony J Folks of Gurley and Myrtle Lager of Potter married July 29 in the city by Rev Samuel Light of the Presbyterian church. Witnesses were Mrs Edson Madson and J H Curless. The couple, well known in the county, will reside on their own farm northeast of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony J. Folks
Gurley
Myrtle Fh. Lager
Potter
Samuel Light
Presbyterian Church
Edson Madson
J.H. Curless
Folks
Nebraska
Charles Lager
Death of Mrs. Cady in Laramie
Mrs. A. B. Cady wife of the former Union Pacific operator died at her home in Laramie last Friday and was buried Sunday. She leaves her husband a daughter and two sons. Many in this city recall when Mr Cady and his family resided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cady
Union Pacific
Laramie
Dalton Delegate Editor Visits County Crops Improve
Brother Editor visits Don Dey Ermand of The Dalton Delegate in this city Friday last. He reports county crops in better condition than expected and praises the fraternal greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dey Ermand
Dalton
Memorial for William Paul Bayne in Sidney
William Paul Bayne was buried Sunday at the Christian church with Rev. John Hewitson officiating. Born December 23, 1897 in Clark County Missouri, he moved with family to Hereford Texas then Sidney. He married Violet Larson in Idaho, injured June 27 between two trucks, died in Omaha July 27, aged not yet 25, leaving wife, baby, parents, four brothers, five sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bayne
Christian Church
John Hewitson
William Paul Bayne
Clark County
Missouri
Hereford
Texas
Sidney
Mr. Bayne
Violet Larson
Idaho
Bayne
Omaha
Fred Beyer
John Beyer
Card of Thanks from W. Johnson in Potter Nebraska
Public note of gratitude for the large primary vote and general help and good will expressed to W Johnson of Potter Nebraska, with sincere appreciation for support and kindness received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Johnson
Potter
Nebraska
On Their Way Michael StEakman and Keith Way Travel
Michael StEakman of Cheyenne and Keith Way of Wall Lake Iowa left for Cheyenne Wednesday after a pleasant visit in the east. They stopped in Sidney to visit their relatives, the Nickums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael stEakman
Cheyenne
Keith Way
Wall Lake
Iowa
Sidney
Nickums
Is Your Name Written There Is Your Name Written There
Manager Chet Miller of the U S A launches a new method of presenting camps to his play house Names of two citizens selected at random are printed in the ad for each day If the owner clips it and presents it at the door they will be admitted free Everyone has an equal chance to be selected Look it up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Miller
Royal
Copeland
Edward R. Wilbur
France
Visiting Couple Tours West After Wheat Field Stopover
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Letber of Waukegan Illinois visited overnight with W O Campbell and a mother. Letber owns three quarters of land north of town covered with wheat in shock and enjoyed a look at the golden picture. They travel the west leisurely by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Letber
Waukegan
Illinois
W. O Campbell
Letber
Finances checked for Sidney Federal Land Bank group
A finance official visited Sidney to audit the local Federal Land Bank Association. He examined the books in the secretary C. P. Chambers’s custody and found them in proper order, with only a brief review remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank Associations
Sidney Association
C. P. Chambers
Grand Picnic Signals Odd Fellows Event in Sidney
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Sidney plan their annual picnic on Thursday August 10 in the afternoon at the old Rudolph Perse ranch a mile west of Brownson. All members and families are invited with full baskets drinking cups and coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Sidney
Rudolph Perse
Brownson
Odd Fellows
Taxi call ig and bargain on jugs at 16c 20c
Advertisement notes BASSETT'S PHARMACY offering a wide stock of stone and glass jugs priced at 16 cents and 20 cents each with a prompt contact for taxis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassett’s Pharmacy
Publicity Aided Expansion of Campaign Against Cattle TB
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that publicity about cattle tuberculosis efforts has boosted confidence in dairy foods. Many towns have enacted clean herd regulations, expanding health measures by cities counties and states. More cows and higher milk consumption follow, with widespread herd cleanups showing eradiation as a practical aim funded by improved efficiency and better dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Noted Landscape Engineer Appointed Recreation Engineer
Dr. Frank A. Waugh, professor of landscape engineering at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst, has been named recreation engineer in the Forest Service. He will spend the summer drafting plans for public camp grounds and summer homes in national forests across Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho and other western states as part of a Forest Service program to provide facilities for the 5 500 000 people who visit national forests annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Waugh
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Massachusetts
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Waugh
National Forests of
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
The
Bake Sale At Cash Grocery By Fairview Church Ladies
The Fairview Church ladies announce a bake sale at Cash Grocery on Saturday August 12. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach. Local residents urged to donate baked goods and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Church
Conn Saxophones and Texaco Oils Feature In Local Ads
Fragmentary advertisement listing Conn Saxophones as a top choice from Larson's Music Store alongside Texaco oil and greases marketed for broad use at Osborn Motor. The page snippet combines music retail and automotive supplies in a local commerce display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn Saxophones
Larson
Texaco
Ee W. Osborn Motor
Hiking clubs surge in Greater New York area
New York reports show about 8 000 hiking clubs with more than 250 000 members across Greater New York. Mayor Hylan praises schoolchildren hikers, health official Dr. Copeland extols walking for health and morals, and sporting goods leaders note rising outdoor demand. Local advocates urge formal hiking associations to map routes and establish shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boy Scout
Campfire
Greater
Hylan
Bronx
Amateur Athletic Union of
Brooklyn
East Side Boys and Girls
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Semerads Entertain
Mrs. Lowe
John Scheffield
Harshman-Harvey
Evelyn Borcher
Mrs. Cady
O. K
Bake Sale
Greater New York
City Hall
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Osherman
Sidney Mercantile Co
Ford
Fordson
Rebabbitt
Ford’ Dealers
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