Social Highlights From Mrs Peetz Home Party
Miss Virginia Halpine of Omaha and Miss Virginia Martin of St. Louis joined Miss Helen Peetz for a four table bridge event Tuesday night. Flowers from Peetz gardens decorated the home while Miss Virginia Barlow and Miss Martin won high and second high prizes. Numerous guests including Evelyn Doran Bernice Kelly Lenora Cortney Virginia Barlow Olive Bush Evelyn Tompkins Marjorie Ann Barlow Peggy O Neill Marie Gallagher Mrs McKinney McIntosh Mrs P J Heaton Mrs Frank Hruska Mrs Clarence Kelly and Mrs Clarence Jolliff attended. Lawn Party featured Miss Agnes Ladine hosting a dinner on Wednesday evening with guests Ward Johnson Catherine Greenlee Marius Christensen and Roy Greenlee followed by cards. Jobs Daughters installed officers at the Masonic hall installing Trene Baker secretary Margaret Miller treasurer Anne Taylor chaplain Ruth Kinton junior custodian Janis Babcock senior custodian Phyllis Babcock first messenger Jeannette Jones second messenger Elaine Weiand third messenger Marina Mayer fourth messenger Esther Sellers fifth messenger Helen Goodwin librarian Lucia Singer musician Ellen Weokey inn er guard Virgie Atkins outer guard. Elective officers were installed at a recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenorcd
Virginia Halpine
Omaha
Virginia Martin
St. Louis
Helen Peetz
Peetz
Virginia Barlow
Miss Martin
Evelyn Doran Bernice Kelly
Lenora Cortney
Olive Bush
Evelyn Tompkins
Marjorie Ann Barlow
Peggy O'Neil
Lie Marie Gallagher
McKiney McIntosh
P. J. Heaton
Frank Hruska
Clarence ‘Kelly
Clarence Jolliff
Agnes Ladine
Ward Johnson
Catherine Greenlee
Marius Christensen
Roy Greenlee
Jobs
Masonic Hall
Trene Baker
Margaret Miller
Anne Taylor
Ruth Kinton
Janis Babcock
Phyllis Babcock
Jeannette Jones
Elaine Weiand
Marina Mayer
Esther Sellers
Helen Gooodwin
Lucia Singer
Ellen Weokey
Virgie Atkins
Patricia Schroeder Weds Henry Leebe in St Patrick's Church
Miss Patricia Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schroeder became the bride of Henry John Leebe son of Mr and Mrs H J Leebe at St Patrick's church Wednesday morning at 830 Rev Anton Link read the lines. Attendants were Miss Mathilda Loebe and Robert Loebe sister and brother of the groom. The bride wore wine wool crepe with black accessories and carried talisman roses. A green dress served as bridesmaid's attire. A wedding breakfast followed at the Union Pacific hotel. After a honeymoon in Denver the couple will return to Sidney to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Schroeder
Frank Schroeder
Henry John Leebe
H. J. Leebe
St. Patrick's Church
Anton Link
Mathilda Loebe
Robert Loebe
Union Pacific
H. J. Loebe
Mathilda
Social visits mark weekend gatherings and gifts
A ladies social at Mrs. C. S. Radcliffe’s honored Lincon visitor Mrs. Clara McNish and guests from Greenwich, Sioux City, Pasadena, and Seattle with a noon luncheon, four-table bridge, and rose bowl gifts. Birthday supper at Legion Park celebrated Robert Haywood’s eighth birthday with family. Contract club met at Union Pacific hotel then Stokes home for luncheon and bridge with Catherine Greenlee and others as guests. Prizes went to Mrs. McNish, Mrs. Grabill, and Mrs. Paul Martin. Garden flowers decorated the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Radcliffe
Clara McNish
Lincoln
Loomis Pease
Greenwich
McNish
B. C. Grabill
Paul Martin
Edward Furer
Legion Park
Robert Haywood
Venango
Furer
Margaret
Betty
H van Aelstyn
Dorothy
Frances
Ethel
Florence
Leona
Amanda Gemeinhard
John van Aelstyn
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Stokes
Contract Club
E. Stokes
Union Pacific
Bridge
Stokes
Catherine Greenlee
Morley Pearson
Grace King
J. H. Heinlein
Leroy Larson
Badge Party Hosted by Mrs A B Ahrens in Honor of Ace High Club
Mrs A B Ahrens presided over a badge party at her home on Friday night for Ace High club members and guests Mrs G E Evans of Albin Wyoming Mrs Frank Wagner Mrs Ed Gates and Mrs Carl Jones. Cards were played across three tables with Mrs Wagner earning high score and Mrs William Raper taking the traveling prize. The event ended with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Ahrens
Ace High Club
G. E. Evans
Albin, Wyo
Frank Wagner
Ed Gates
Carl Jones
Miss Patricia Schroeder Bride of the Week Shower
Miss Patricia Schroeder was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Sally Swenson and Miss Zelena Worden at the Swenson home on Monday night. Thirty guests attended as orchid and yellow flowers created a coordinated backdrop. Gifts were opened after arrival, followed by card games and a lunch to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Schroeder
Sally Swenson
Zelena Worden
Swenson
Social Linen Shower Honors Mrs Clifford Wolf Bride
Mrs Oakley Atkins Mrs Sid Greerlee and Miss Agnes Filbin led a Tuesday linen shower at Elwood Singer home with bridge entertainment. Honorees for top games were Miss Muriel Riggs Mrs F H Wolf and Miss Margaret Cunningham. Attendees included Mrs F H Wolf Mrs Jack Rebig Mrs Paul Bundy and several Misses including Nita Caldwell Lucile Burton Imogene Mowrer Ruth Jane Gates and Muriel Riggs. Tracys Pinochle hosts hosted a Saturday night session at Mr and Mrs B O Tracy home with three tables of pinochle and prizes for high scores shared by Mrs E M Gates and L L Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wolf
Oakley Atkins
Sid Greerlee
Agnes Filbin
Elwood Singer Home
Muriel Riggs
F. H. Wolf
Margaret Cunningham
Jack Rebig
Paul Bundy
B. O. Tracy
Frank Wagner
E. M. Gates
L. L. Christy
Miss Lauretta Brachtenbach Weds Lyle Needham in Wichita
Miss Lauretta Brachtenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Brachtenbach of Peetz and Lyle Needham of Wichita Kansas united in marriage at St Marys Cathedral Wichita August 8 with Rev Kirmer officiating. Attendants were the groom’s brother and wife R E Needham. They will reside in Oklahoma City Oklahoma. The Needhams are well known locally.
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Lauretta Brachtenbach
Nick Brachtenbach
Peetz
Lyle Needham
Wichita
Kan
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Kirmer
R. E. Needham
Oklahoma City
Okla
Needham
Birthday surprise honors Mr. O M Nelson in Sidney
Mrs. O M Nelson hosted a surprise birthday party Monday evening in Sidney. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. P J Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. A R Johnson of Ogallala, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blome, who enjoyed cards and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
P. J. Heaton
A. R. Johnson
Ogallala
Ernest Blome
Womans Benefit Association Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
Members convened Tuesday night for a monthly meeting featuring general business and a social hour. Hostesses were Mrs. Chris Hansen and Mrs. L. D. Willey. Mrs. Bayne of Chicago, a junior supervisor of the order, attended as a special visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans: Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Chris Hansen
L. D. Willey
Bayne
Chicago
Sunday Evening Devotion and Rosary Instruction at 7 30
Rosary instruction followed by benediction led by Anton Link pastor at 7 30 p m on Sunday evening.
Church Services and Sermons This Sunday
Episcopal Holy Communion at 8 am led by Peter E Spehr Vicar. Methodist Church offers school at 9 45 am worship at 11 am sermon Unobserved Sins and 7 45 pm evening service with midweek prayer at 7 30 pm. Presbyterian Church Sunday school 10 am worship 11 am sermon Things That Cannot be Told by Dr Paul P Cheff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sheaff
Presbyterian Church
Paul P. Cheff
Christian Church Sunday Services and Sermons
Church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m with a sermon on The Whole Armor of God. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. midweek study on Acts at 7:30 p.m. Minister J. L. Tyner invites all. One line notes a tragedy about a missing bolt harming many lives.
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God
Paul
J. L. Tyner
School Levies Set By Boards For This Year
County Clerk I L Pindell reports the annual levies for state county local and school taxes. State 1.76 mills county 4.5 mills and several village levies are listed. School district levies follow with petitions for special highway improvements by graded gravel work in various districts. Colton No 1 Pleasant View.
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I. L. Pindell
County
City of Sidney
Ledge Pole Village
Potter Village
Gurley Village
Dalton’ Vilage
Nebraska Treasury Faces Surplus Amid Department Cash Buildup
Nebraska State Treasurer Hall, back in office after a nine month layoff, reports a rising cash balance. The treasury totals 9.63 million with 8.25 million on hand including government bonds, while checks on hand rise to 1.38 million. Banks lack space for state funds, prompting potential bond purchases and careful deposits as the state anticipates higher expenses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Treasury
Barks
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
North Divide Social Notes Highlight Sparks Family
Margaret Miller, Ruth Kinton, Dorothy Lipke, Florence Seimers and Ruby Sparks visited Mrs. Ed Brockelsby Wednesday evening. Mrs. Paul Sparks and daughter Vera joined luncheon guests of Mrs. Ray Wellner and Helena Thursday. Mrs. West, deputy of the Royal Neighbors, visited Mrs. W. A Sparks Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Sparks and nine more line items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Ruth Kinton
Dorothy Lipke
Florence Seimers
Ruby Sparks
Ed Brockelsby
Paul Sparks
Vera
Ray Wellner
Helena
West
The
Royal Neighbors
W. A Sparks
J. A .Sparks
Social Visit Notes and 4-H Camp Plans
Mrs M E Sparks travels to Ogden Utah for two weeks to visit relatives. Margaret Miller and Ruth Kinton depart for the Seward 4-H club camp. Several locals spend time at Sparks and Haworth homes, with visits to Julesburg and Omaha. A group includes Bert Walker Caroline Kurz and Vera Sparks with extended family gatherings and mountain vacation plans.
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Albert Wingo
Scottsbluff
W. A
Albert Haworth
Russell Haworth
Julesburg
Guy Ferry
Clyde Kinton
Claude Sparks
Paul Sparks
Vera
Bridal Shower Noted for Patty Schroeder
A bridal shower for Patty Schroeder is scheduled for Monday evening, with details limited to the event noting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Schroeder
Mississippi River Origin Tied to Ancient Minnesota River
Scientists state the Mississippi was once a tributary of a larger river flowing through what is now Minnesota about 18 000 years ago. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Barro Couetade and Gatun Lake in Natural History Study
Barro Couetade notes that Gatun Lake in Pauname is not a free source for the study of natural history in all its departments. The remark touches on access and scope for research, highlighting limits or gaps in its use for comprehensive historical natural science.
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Barro Couetade
Tore Mibeddde
Pauname
Gatun
New Zealand airports mostly owned by flying clubs
Readable line states that nearly all New Zealand airports are owned by flying clubs. The claim highlights widespread club ownership across the country's aviation infrastructure, with implied implications for management and governance of airfields.
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New Zealand
Flying
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and visit to Brush
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship with sermon at 11 40 a m The text centers on the gospel message and anthem by the choir The pastor and several members will attend annual services at Eben Ezer Brush Colorado Sunday afternoon and evening The inner mission institution at Brush led by Rev J Madsen offers notable service and is urged for visitors Dr W T Kahse is pastor
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Eben Ezer
Brush
Colo
Lutheran Church
J. Madsen
W. T. Kahse
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Leebe
Bride
Tracys Pinochle
Brachtenbach
Royal Hostettler
Prop
Sidney
Episcopal Church
Holy Communion
Peter E. Spehr
Colton No. 1
Pleasant View
Dist. Val, Gen
FHS BI
Ttl
Nebraska
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Telegraph
Your
Boyer-Chiropodist
Sterling
Colorado
Greenlees
Girl’s New School
Jackie Jumpers
Hnstory
Sanford
Ream History
Mens
Trinity Lutheran Church
Leon
Oxfords
New School
Bucks
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