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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1938
Page
5
The Fox Theatre lists ongoing showings and upcoming attractions featuring notable films and performances. Patrons can expect a schedule update with film titles, dates, and related events for the venue’s upcoming season.
A string of neighborhood updates from Gurley and Douglas Wyoming covers visits, family movements, and social events. Residents mention relatives visiting, travel plans to Colorado, a rural mail carrier temporary substitution, and several host and guest evenings. A post-nuptial shower is noted with co-hostess omission later corrected.
Mrs E C Collart notes visit plans by Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor arriving Saturday to see James Taylor and the Weikhorst family. Ernest graduates with a Masters from Boulder Saturday morning. Families Bartels Grunwald and Ahlm depart for a mountain trip. James Taylor dines with Weikhorsts. Esther Jurgens, nursing student in Denver, visits home for three weeks. Herbert Heine and Ruth Ewert wed. Schoen family vacationing in Denver. Katharine Effe visiting from Chadron for hospital training in Alliance starting Sept 1. Hinrichs visit Gillette, Mary Walker returns with Ivan Walker.
A digest of social and family happenings in Dalton and nearby towns. Birth announced for Bonnie Noreen Barr on August 21 at Dalton hospital. Neighbors and relatives from Broken Bow, Alliance, Fremont, Ruskin and other places visited Henry Fredericksen, Nelson, Nelson family and friends. Individuals attended Sunday school, Wiener feast under the south bridge, and various home and mountain outings. Several transfers and routine visits to and from Dalton Lutheran community events are noted.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Haack and family and Miss Dorothy Frerichs were Thursday evening guests at the Oscar Aurich home. Mr and Mrs William Ewert and daughter Ruth and Herbert Heine motored to Sterling Fricay. Mr and Mrs Arthur Obendorfer and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Smith and two sons of Utica Nebr friends of the Oscar Aurichs gave a surprise visit Friday afternoon. Mrs John Groshans motored to Sidney Tuesday.
Sunday notices show Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10:00 AM and service at 11:00 AM led by Rev. Clinton Senneff with the topic The Path of Life. Grace Lutheran Church offers worship at 9:30 AM with topic Pharisees and Publicans, church school at 10:30 AM and Luther League at 7:30 PM led by Rev. J. S. Rhine.
Salem Lutheran Church advertises Sunday School and Bible Study at 9:00 A M and church services at 10:00 A M led by Rev. Victor Jung, Pastor.
Deloris Nelson spent days with Cresse Nelson, while multiple calls and visits tied together by regional families. Various gatherings occurred at George Whitney, Dewey Larsen, Jim Bertramsen, and C. A. Glassburn homes with Nelson and Larsen kin sharing time.
Jean Groppe hosted a 4-H club gathering in Sidney with Rose Sparks Ruby Sparks Barton Kinton Darlene Ket tler Marvin Ket tler and Jean Walker among those present. Vera Sparks came back from a week in Omaha and A B Kinton returned home after three weeks with the C B Kintons. Mr and Mrs Walter Kettler of Stanton visited Fred Kettler. Bob Green Frank Devers Velora Merck called at Paul Sparks home. Helena Wellner left for nurse training in Kansas City Kansas.
Dinner guests at the Elmer Childs home were noted along with a Loebe family picnic attended by Mr and Mrs R L Loebe and their son. George Rippie and Vera Sparks hosted gatherings, while School District 77 plans to open the new year August 19 with Miss Adal aide Meyer as teacher.
With the new school year, the Burlington Railroad urges school authorities parents and civic groups to curb trespassing on railroad property. The drive cites 2 569 US deaths from trespassing last year including 300 children and notes slight declines in highway and crossing incidents. Officials urge teachers parents and adults to warn children not to play on rail right of way.
The Fox Theatre lists starting times for the coming week. Friday features Keep Smiling at 7:05 and 9:57 with Under Western Stars at 8:32. Saturday adds multiple showings for Keep Smiling and Under Western Stars, then Sunday presents The Texans, My Bill, and more through 10:30 pm. Monday and Tuesday feature The Texans and My Bill. Wednesday and Thursday run I Met My Love Again and Passport Husband with evening slots.
The family of Mrs. V. C. Kucera and children thank their many friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
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