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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
4
Mrs Morley Pearson sister and house guest of Mrs Joe Simodynes for three weeks departed Wednesday for Sioux City Iowa. Mrs Roy Voltz underwent an appendectomy at Taylor hospital Wednesday.
Mrs L C Staver and her niece Myrtle Chapman of Oxford Kansas are visiting this week at the home of Mrs J A Dilley, the aunt of Mrs Staver, in the same town.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Walker came back Tuesday after a several day vacation spent in Denver and Estes Park.
Joe Maresh and Thomas J. Mull a dy attended a meeting of Sin clair Oil company agents at Sterling Tuesday night.
Mr and Mrs C E Fuhrer of Omaha were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Perkins in the early part of the week.
O. A. Leth and his daughter Joy traveled Tuesday to Elba to visit Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leth and stay until the latter part of the week.
Rev and Mrs P E Spehr and their son Paul came back Monday after a several week vacation spent with Mrs Spehr's parents in Webster South Dakota.
Miss Wilma McBurney who visited in Sidney the past two weeks with her sister Mrs J W Barnhart left Monday for her home at Kingman Kansas.
Miss Mary Hemmer came back the latter part of last week from Greeley Colorado where she attended summer school at Colorado Teachers College.
E. E. Andrews, credit manager of the Midwest Combine, left Sunday for a two week fishing vacation in the Colorado mountains. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Armstrong and daughter JoDean spent the weekend at Scottsbluff with Mrs Armstrong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Williams.
T B Downs and Lloyd Lindberg of the Kokjer Motor Company attended a school of instruction for mechanics of Chevrolet garages at Scottsbluff Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin and their children left Tuesday for Estes Park for a two week vacation.
Mrs Chet Krueger and her infant son Gerald were discharged from Roche hospital on Thursday morning in a routine maternity dismissal.
Leon Aogle underwent a tonsillectomy at Taylor Hospital on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Margaret Filbin spends the week in Cheyenne visiting her daughter Mrs J M McIntyre and family confirming a family gathering during the visit with plans for shared meals and local sightseeing.
Catherine Ross, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Ross of Broadwater, had her tonsils removed at Taylor Hospital on Wednesday morning.
Thomas Crosbie came back Tuesday after a two month break spent at Lava Hot Springs Idaho and Salt Lake City Utah.
The M. W. Osborn Motor Company reports the sale of a new four door Dodge touring sedan to Ralph Fleming in the past week.
Mr and Mrs Al Stiller of Grand Island arrived on Wednesday for a brief stay with Mrs Stiller's parents Mr and Mrs M W Riggs.
John Van Aelstyn of Pennsylvania is visiting at the home of his niece Mrs. H. Van Aelstyn and family, extending his stay as welcomed guest.
Miss Edythe Barnhart of Goodland Kansas is visiting this week at the home of her brother J W Barnhart and family.
Mr and Mrs J R Maloney and their son Jimmy from Kearney spent Tuesday night in Sidney as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Jones.
Ernest Stuht, who recently underwent a major operation at Roche hospital, was removed to his home Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Art Jeffries of Parkerton Wyo left yesterday for home after a ten day stay with their daughter Mrs Roger Armstrong and her husband.
Mr and Mrs Harry Mandrell of Los Angeles spent several days before part of the week at the home of the latter s sister Mrs C W Bonham and family
E L Uptegrove and daughter Margaret along with Miss Carolyn Kennedy cut three weeks in the Wyoming mountains, returning Tuesday night.
Frank Gallagher a cashier at John Deere Plow took a several day vacation with his family to Denver and the mountains starting Wednesday. Maxine Dedrick of Denver returned home after a week visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Swan Dedrick. Myrtle Peters age 14 of Lodge Pole underwent an appendicitis operation at Taylor hospital Wednesday. Mrs Ruth Hamilton of Douglas Wyoming is visiting Sidney as a guest of Mrs Ella Thorpe arriving earlier in the week and staying about a fortnight.
Mr and Mrs Ed Armstrong and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Carl Frederick of Tipton Iowa visited at the home of Mr and Mrs John Armstrong for several days this week.
Mr and Mrs Henry Whitney and their son Glen traveled to Estes Park on Sunday to bring back their daughter and sister Gwen for a two week vacation. They also visited Dr Dale Whitney in Boulder and returned home Monday night.
William Schmitt proprietor of the Bee Hive grocery returned Tuesday from a weekend trip to Grand Junction Colorado. He brought back a trailer load of peaches for his store and made arrangements for future shipments of fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelson and their son Lawrence traveled through Kansas with Mrs. Nelsons parents from Jamestown to Idaho. They stayed Thursday with Mrs. Allie Ladine and family. Mr. Nelson is noted as a nephew of Mrs. Ladine.
Sheriff and Mrs. W. W. Schulz and their three daughters returned Wednesday from Winterset Iowa where they spent a week with relatives. They attended a Schulz family reunion last Sunday that brought together 106 relatives.
Announcement reached Sidney friends yesterday for the birth of a son, Clayton Boyd Drewson, to Mr and Mrs Boyd Drewson of Lincoln on August 19. Mrs Drewson is the former Harriet Mantor, daughter of Mrs Louise Mantor who lived in Sidney for years. The infant weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces.
Merle Spearow Donald Craig Kenneth Slawson Gene Ells Carter Kokjer Leonard Mayer and Richard Agnew members of Mrs Frank Waits Sunday school class of the Methodist church were entertained at an overnight hike to Camp Fuller Wednesday The lads were chaperoned by Emery Nelson and Derwood Johnson.
Announcements received show Wayne Ericson of Loveland Colorado and Willa BE Livengood of Loveland Colorado wed on June 6 in Lyons Colorado. Wayne is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W O Ericson long time Sidney residents who moved to Loveland about three years ago.
Mr and Mrs J W Goodale and their son Sam left Sidney for Lincoln after a ten day visit. They were joined by Miss Jeanette Larson who will travel to Bertrand for a week visit with her uncle Charles Larson and family.
J W Nielsen, instructor in Sidney's vocational agricultural department, and eight agriculture students departed Wednesday for a field study or trip related to their program.
A group led by Mr. Nielsen travels for a three day camping visit to Chadron State Park. They will tour the Alliance experiment station and Buffington and Reader ranches near Crawford. Travelers include Don Young Howard Reimers Arnold Draper from Dalton Wayne Elsen Ivan Foster from Sidney Byron Weston Elwood Lestroh from Gurley and Ernest Johnson from Potter with Mrs Nielsen and children taking a park cabin for a short vacation.
Mrs T. J. Patrowsky of West Point arrived Tuesday for several days with her son L. H. Patrowsky and family. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Getzmeyer and son Edgar of Laramie joined them and stayed overnight before continuing to Laramie.
S. D. Tomilson of Cheyenne, a Carpenter Paper traveler from Omaha, is hospitalized at Clarkson Memorial in Omaha after a fall on basement stairs left him with a head injury. The injury was serious, but he is out of danger and recovering rapidly. Tomilson has long been known in Sidney for years of travel.
Bernice Dean shows exceptional trick riding on horseback spinning five ropes at once while standing on a running horse. She stands backwards in the saddle at full gallop, proving mastery of horse and rope as part of a thrilling display.
Readable notes show Bernie and Frank presenting acts at the county fair. The event spans September 8 through 11 with performances across the fairgrounds.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kubis and Roger Nelson spent Sunday at Lodge Pole at the Anton Kripal home.
Mrs Billy Smith and sons and Mrs Albert Jacobson and son called on Mrs Henry Hatel on Thursday afternoon. Mildred Rapp visiting Victor Rapp home this week. Mr and Mrs Robert Nelson and sons Don and Colburn called on Mrs J W Bauer and infant son at Taylor hospital Sunday afternoon.
Dorothy Elsen attended a birthday party for Wilma Gemeinhardt Thursday. Mrs J F Moseman and children visited the H J Elsen home Friday. Leonard Moseman of Sidney stayed Tuesday night with Curtis and Bob Elsen. Herman Stueve harvested barley Monday. Arthur and Norma Jean Deaver visited the H J Elsen home Saturday. A large crowd attended the W C Fastenow sale Tuesday with Presbyterian aid serving lunch. Wayne Elsen joined Prof J W Nielsen on a trip to the Chadron state park, returning Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Neick were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John George Sunday. Mrs Henry Kusel and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kusel of Bloomfield visited with the Elsen and Fastenow families. Mr and Mrs A M Anderson and daughters were Sunday dinner guests at the H J Elsen home. Telegraph WANTADS Get Results – Try Them.
Mr and Mrs Pete Jorgenson and daughter Margaret and Miss Laura Nelson of Concordia Kansas were overnight guests Wednesday at the home of Mrs Allie Ladine. The ladies are nieces of Mrs Ladine.
Mrs. Harry Wingerson leaves with her brother-in-law Verge Stebbins and sister, Mrs. Verge Stebbins of Gothenburg, for a week's vacation in the Colorado mountains this morning.
Mr and Mrs William ONeil and son Frank of St Libory called on Mr and Mrs George Fahy Tuesday night on their way to the west coast. The Ingles sisters Belle and Helen from Lincoln stayed with Mrs J A Perkins last week then traveled to Grand Canon. Al Evans of Lexington spent Monday night with the Perkins while passing to Denver and returned Thursday for another night.
Miss Olive Bush of the Telegraph departs for Denver to attend Barnes business college for bookkeeping and accounting. Mr and Mrs W E Downs of Portland and Mr and Mrs James Martin of Los Angeles visit the I B Downs home for several days. Downs and Martin are relatives. Louise and Donald Downs return after a summer on the west coast.
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