Socials and travels span busy Sidney week
The community reports an ice-cream social on the court house lawn and a steady stream of residents leaving for visits in Lincoln Omaha and beyond. Many locals, including Mrs Adkins and Mrs Massey, visit Annapolis and West Point while others tour Denver Chicago and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Christian Church
Court House
J. E. Adkins
J. L. Massey
Fort, Warren
Jean Warner
Fort Collins
R. S. Oberfelder
Annapolis
West Point
Adkins
Massey
Armiral Cochran
U. S. Navy
Women Travelers Plan Month in Estes Park Colorado
Mrs J W Billeter and her daughter Doris along with Mrs T C Middleswart of Bridgeport depart for Estes Park Colorado for a month long stay seeking hay fever relief in high altitude. Miss Delilah Erwin county treasurer clerk begins ten day vacation to Chicago Century of Progress and Niagara Falls with Ruth Goettsche of Julesburg joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Billeter
Doris
T. C. Middleswart
Bridgeport
Estes Park
Colo
Delilah Erwin
Century of Progress
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Ruth Goettsche
Julesburg
Miss Erwin
Pavlat Heads to Denver with Cousin and Wife
Henry Pavlat, traveling with his cousin Fred Bishton and his wife from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, departed last evening for a trip to Denver and Cripple Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pavlat
Fred Bishton
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Denver
Cripple Creek
Warriors Sunday School Outing Hosts Girls and Boys
The Warriors Sunday school class of the M. E. church hosted two girls classes at a weiner roast in Lehman's canon Tuesday evening. Sven Robinson sponsored the boys and Mrs. C. M. Livoni instructed the girls with Mrs. Robinson chaperoning. Thirty people attended the outdoor event.
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The
Warriors
M. E. Church
Weiner
Lehman
Sven Robinson
C. M. Livoni
Kensington Wo mans Benefit Association Social Bridge Night
The Riggs home hosted a Kensington W B A meeting with seven bridge tables. Prizes went to Mrs. R A Barlow and Mrs. Henry Hargens. Hostesses were Mrs. M W Riggs Mrs Henry Hargens and B H Hargens. Bouquets of garden flowers decorated the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Kensington
M. W. Riggs
Womans Benefit Asociation Kensington
R. A. Barlow
Henry Hargens
M. W
Campfire Ceremony At Sunol Camp Fire Group Meeting
The Weetauken camp fire group of Sunol held their ceremonial meeting in the hills north of Sunol on Wednesday evening. An outdoor program was prepared by some of the girls and enjoyed by those present. Refreshments were served during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetauken
Sunol
Cremonial
Heaton Hosts Sans Souci Club Meeting At Union Pacific
Mr and Mrs H R Heaton welcomed Sans Souci club members Monday evening with a seven o'clock dinner at the Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge games at their home. The bridge prize awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Heaton
Union Pacific
Women’s clubs host luncheon and bridge party
The Wednesday bride club and Dutch Treat club held one o’clock luncheons at the country club with bridge afterward. Fourteen attended the bride club affair hosted by Mrs L A Donahoe. high score by Mrs C C Rush. Dutch Treat guests dined for eight, with Mrs R P Kepler hosting and prizes to Mrs A J Jorgenson and Mrs Bertha Bentley. Flowers provided a decorative touch for both gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bride Club
L. A. Donahoe
C. C. Rush
R. P. Kepler
Country Club
A. J. Jorgenson
Bertha Bentley
Pleasant Kensington ladies meet at church basement
The M. E. Kensington group held a regular meeting in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon. They discussed new business and plans for a public dinner to be served next Wednesday evening. Social hour and lunch were organized by Mrs. E. J. Browning's division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Kensington
Legion Park
M. E. Kensington
E. J. Browning
Mrs Simerson Hosts Monday Contract Club at Browning Home
The Monday Contract club entertained at the E. J. Browning home with Mrs. Paul Simerson as hostess. The afternoon featured informal party arrangements with refreshments. High and second high scores were won by Mrs. Carl Jones and Mrs. Browning, with Mrs. A. E. Wright attending as an extra guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simerson
Monday Contract Club
E. J. Browning
Paul Simerson
Carl Jones
Browning
A. E. Wright
Christian Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Bible school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m Christian Endeavor societies at 7 p m Pastor TE Bicknell invites everyone to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Societies
TE Bicknell
Trinity Lutheran Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church invites the public to Bible school at 9 a.m. Worship and sermon at 10 a.m. Luther league at 7 p.m. Bible school at 2:15 p.m. Worship and sermon at 3 p.m. Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Luther League
Potter
Lutheran—Bible School
W. T. Kahse
Neighborhood Guests Share Monday Afternoons in Grand Prairie
Mrs Joe Ruttner and daughter visited Mrs Mons Johnson and Mrs Leslie Johnson on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Will Neick plus daughter Lillian spent Monday evening with the Alva Hart family. Will Gade and daughters Alice and Doris and Everett Gade motored to Sidney Tuesday forenoon. Fort Steele Wyoming residents Mrs Sam Irwin and daughter Frances Faye attended Mons Johnson home Tuesday forenoon. Mildred Weatherwax was honored with a handkerchief shower at Mrs Sam Irwin’s home on Tuesday afternoon for her birthday. Guests included Mrs Ernest Payton and Ruby of Fort Steele, Mrs Hadda Hadden and children, Mrs James Irwin, and Misses Dorothy and Sadie Irwin, Evelyn Cortney, Mary Kavanaugh, Hazel Miles, Lillie and Hazel Gade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jorgensen
Joe Ruttner
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Will Neick
Lillian
Alva Hart
Will Gade
Alice
Doris
Everett Gade
Sidney
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Ruby Payton
Fort Steele
Wyo
Mildred
Weatherwax
Ernest Payton
Ruby
Hadda ‘Hadden
James Irwin
Dorothy
Sadie ‘Irwin
Evelyn Cortney
Mary Kavanaugh
Hazel Miles
Lillie
Hazel Gade
Doris Gade
Zellabelle Johnson
Alvin Franzen
J. C. Jorgensen
Guy
Wayne Weaver
Leroy Johnson
Fred Hart
Hazel Bales
John Hokom
Walter Anderson
Sterling
Ray Tiremain
Verona
Albert Johnson
Darlene
Nels Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Anna
Andrew Johnson
Jorgensen Ome
W. O. Johnson
Leela
Frances
Peetz
Harold Linde
Charles Welton
Frank Flessner
Alice Rexrorm
Chidren
Ednie Flessner
Forrest Planck
Myrna Rae
E. Planck
Larlene
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Colton
Josse Irwin
M. W. Dimery
Herman Schroeder
Sade Irwin
Ray Tremain
Ray Rexroth
Helen
Bob
Farmers Union
Sunnyside
Fred
Jess Hunnicutt
Geraldine Purgon
Hart
Mildred Weatherwrox
Josie
Sadie Irwin
Dan Rupert
Henry Flessner
Martin
Laverta Miller
Taylor Hospital
Local residents host and visit across Sidney area
Alice,Gade. Doris Gade. Zella Belle Johnson visit J C Jorgensen home. Alvin Franzen guests. Weaver brothers and families travel between homes. Dozens of callers include Johnsons Hart Rexroth Welton Irwin and Flessners with multiple afternoons and dinners noted. Baby born to W O Johnson. many Sunday and Thursday visits and local meetings.
Swift Justice Handed To Mexican Who Kills Countryman
Gilbert Seja a 25 year old Mexican was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary on a mandaughter charge after pleading guilty to stabbing Simon Gallegos, 50, in a Bridgeport quarrel over household goods. Sheriff Webb arrested Seja Saturday, and he was taken to Lincoln Tuesday for execution of punishment. Both men were unmarried non citizens. one had lived in the valley seven years, the other four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Seja
Bridgeport
Seja
Webb
E F. Carterane
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Simon Gallegos
Gallegos
Wiebb
The
Valley
Dinner Birthday Dinner by M. E. Church Ladies
The ladies of the M. E. church plan a birthday dinner in the church basement on Wednesday August 9, starting at 5 30. Public is invited. Price 25 cents. Also a 5 room bungalow with full basement finished modern east front near city park is for sale or trade for farm land. Contact C C Kaderli Box 154 Potter Neb. 94 95
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
City Park
C. C. Kaderli
Potter
Nebr
Sunnyside Social Notes Record from Sidney Area
Local column notes residents visiting and calling on neighbors in Sidney and nearby farms. Mentions Bertha Omel with Maxine Olson, Harold Schmale visits, and Farmers Union gathering in district 6n. Also references dances, weekend visits to Sedgwick and Pole, with several households listed. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Elvira Martin
Joan
Julia Bicknell
Dorothy Gade
Omaha
W.N. Birney
Concord
Calif
David Berniker
Los Angeles County
Mr. Berniker
Carl C. Schuyler
Colorado
J. D. West
Laura Simpson
Oshkosh
R. E. L. Jackson
Ogallala
Mr. Jackson
Miss Dorothy. Chambers of
Minature
Mrs. C. P. Cambers
Theodore Sanders
Bert Walker
Sidney Draw
L. H. Patrowsky
Laramie
Jean
Arlene Johnson
East Gurley
George Blair
York
J. C. Takis
Mr. Blair
Mr. Takis
Sidney Sweet Shop
Gladys Wolf
Helen Green
Miss Green
Miss Wolf
Marie Schiedle
North Platte
Fred Peters
Dale Hudson
E. P. Schroeder
Imperial
E. E. Layton
Little Son
Paul Martin
Evergreen, Colo
Familly
Thomas O’connell
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Scottsbluff
D. F. Enevoldsen
Catherine Weikhorst of
J. Wieland
Daugther
Luella
Sutton
Victor Groshans
Harvard
Carl Wieland
Laura Fish
Minatare
Miss Fish
Elma Nelson
Agnes Ladine
Sparky Greenwood
Washington
New
Philadelphia
Clarence Jolliff
Curtis Jolliff
Dix Con
Roll Jolliff
J. O. Johnson
Yesteday
Pittsburgh
William A. Downer
Los Angeles
Maynard Watts
Eva Perkins
Monroe
W. R. Atkins
Harry Hazlitt
G.'W Frankeberger
Burlington
Olive Bush
Douglas
Wyoming
Alice Marburger
Cheyenne
L. E Otterman
Charling Mills
Weil
Frank Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Duncan
Dorothy Wagner
Vallejo
Frank
Mable Hansen
Phoenix
Ariz
Bronson
A. F. Antony
O. D. Slayter
Edna Mantor
Thrift Shop
J. B. Roe
Episcopal Church
Crawford
Bishop Beecher
Eric A. Krussman
Marian
Pocatello
Idaho
Alfred Edner
Rock Springs
A. J. Hepner
Hahler Motor Company
Leroy Larsen
Central City
Larsen
Art Hardy, Jr
Grand Lake
H. A. Stover
Janice
Shedhan
Vera Waters
Randolph
Charles Simms
Kearney
William Simms
Lyle L. Burdick
Beaver City
Kathryn Shaffer
Bill Hammond
Chappell
C. W. Shaffer
James Mohatt
Virginia Johnson
Roma Lee Rex
Ida ‘Shipman
Omar Starrett
Greeley
J. R. Mason
Wheatland
S. B. Starrett
Society Notes
Heaton Club
W. F. Wehmiller
Mrs. Donahoe
Anton Link
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grand Prairie
Via
Denver Fk
sAugust
Colorado Rockies
Krumm’s
Swift’s Circle
NRA
Frances, Faye
Mildred Wizatherwax
Arthur Wallace
James
Morris Hornbloom
E. A. Johnson
Ruth Weaver
Jorgensen
John Olsen
John Olson
Walter Wassum and Sons
Guy Gilbert
Flessner
James Booth
J. H Geu
Mows Johnson
George Stride
Beatrice Nelson
Car Christ
Elmer Gade
Donald
Amelia Jacobs
Ehme Fiessner
Frank Fiessner
Mildred Hart
Ralph Mitchell
Mitchell
Maxire McManes
Cressey Central Shoe Store
Cheyenne County
Berta Omer
Ralph Talish
Harold Hernbloom
H. C. Schmale
M. J. Wassum
Fred Holtman
Mike Lauder
E. A. Wickard
Jorn Theis
Bertha Omel
Maxine Olson
John Omel
Albert Brandl
John Theis
Sedgwick
Frank Halsey Ard
Arthur Mossey
L. A. Pearson
HC. Schmale Tome
Harold Cmel
Lloyd
Dale Talish
Lester
Dorothy Theis
E. A. Wickard and Son
Ruth Wise
Telegraph
the Thrift Shop
NBA
Liberty State Bank Building
Mazola
Lipton
Blue Label Tea
Slim Jim
Pretzels
Greenlees
Shoe News
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