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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1952
Page
8
Social notes from Sidney detail visits and gatherings. Families travel to Oberlin Alliance Denver and Beatrice for weddings and reunions with numerous relatives and local residents hosting guests. Frequent trips to North Platte York and Portland illustrate a bustling summer social scene.
Members met at Mrs. Ed Lipke’s home for breakfast. A brief business meeting led by Mrs. Herschel Spearow set next project as sending a clothing box to Chamberlain Indian School. Mrs. Floyd Miller received a birthday gift from her mystery pal. guests included Mrs. James Johnson Mrs. Glen Bales and Mrs. A R Tremain.
Captain Karl M. Friedberg formerly of St. Louis Missouri ends three years in Germany and prepares to reassign to the United States His wife Opal and son Robert accompany him in Germany He procured munitions from German industries in the Frankfurt area and will report to the Franklin Arsenal in Philadelphia upon return.
A surprise party was held Tuesday at the Louis Miller home for Mr. Miller on his anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKay Mr. and Mrs. Bueford Rodecker and families Mrs. Caroline Sparks and Paul Sparks. The evening was social.
Miss Nadine Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Nelson of Lorenzo has won a four year scholarship to the Sherwood School of Music in Chicago. The award was presented by her teacher Mrs Helen Spencer after Miss Nelson's Graduation Recital in Advanced Grades for piano and theory. She also received a diploma and pin for completing the advanced grades and a high school diploma and pin from the National Piano Guild Auditions. Nelson performed piano solos vocal solos and duets with Donald Shipman at the second piano.
Miss Mary Story, set to marry August 10, was honored at a silver china and crystal shower in the Methodist Church parlors Tuesday night. Hostesses Mrs Harold Bond Mrs Roy Wells and Mrs Robert Wait Sr presided as games and visiting filled the evening. The bride to be opened gifts from a Missionary Barrel centerpiece and vari colored flowers complemented pink and white refreshments.
Members met at the school with Mrs John Edward and Mrs Irvin Ehlers as hostesses. Rev Hy Dorn led devotions on Do Live to the Glory of God. Mrs Paul Aude conducted the business meeting. Mrs Lowell Swanson welcomed as new member and Mrs S C Fisher released. Lunch followed.
The Rev Hy Dorn pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Ken neth Sievers church school instructor and John Groshans of Gurley were in Seward from Monday to Friday for the Southern Nebraska District convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
The Telegraph reports on the availability of carbon paper suitable for use with typewriters or pencils. It notes versatility for copying documents and preserving neat duplicates for business and correspondence.
The hospital lists admit on Thursday through Tuesday for multiple patients including Mrs. Marcelina Amador Miss Frances Irwin Mrs. Mary Gonzales Alfred Murless Mack Peetz and others. Discharges occur from Thursday to Tuesday including Miss Francis Irwin Mrs. Hagaman and Rudy Dedic with births noted for a daughter to the Amador couple and a daughter to the Gonzales couple.
Admitted entries include Mrs. Carl Schmidt and several others across Thursday to Thursday, among them infants and named individuals. Discharged notes list Mrs. Clarence Dorman, Albert Monk, Baby Mike Wilson, and multiple families.
Wednesday listings note Mrs. Max Mathewson and others. Thursday includes Mrs. Ted Catlett and James Schafer. Aug. 1 marks a son for Carl Schmidt and a daughter for Ted Catlett. Aug.2 a daughter for Wesley Mueller. Aug.5 a daughter for Jose Navvaro and a son for Duane Peacock. Aug.6 a son for Carl Schmidt and Aug.1 a son for Max Mathewson.
Sidney swimmers placed third at the Western Nebraska Invitational in Alliance. Alliance won, Scottsbluff second, Mitchell fourth. Notable Sidney takes include Marce ly n Dedrick first in women's 40-yard backstroke and Arlina Harte first in women's 40-yard breaststroke plus second in diving, Bob Lamson second in men's 40-yard backstroke. Others: Krueger, Skrolant, Schmidt competed without placing. Gold medals for firsts, silver for seconds, ribbons for thirds.
Gummed paper available in rolls of one inch two inch and three inch widths as advertised by The Telegraph.
A brief note hints at a future column sharing news and light gossip with cheerful sincerity. It promotes Alvin Duis Portraits as a lasting gift that conveys affection a simple note cannot fully express.
A Thursday evening picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Darnstaedt honored Mrs Frances Robbins and Judy and Bobby visiting from Redwood City California. Richard Schubarth nephew of Mrs Darnstaedt recently discharged from the navy attended as welcome guest and Eugene Darnstaedt who left with the National Guard for camp in Wisconsin said farewell. Nineteen people enjoyed the day socially.
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