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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1946
Page
4
Miss Marilyn Dress daughter of Mr and Mrs Everard Dress of Sidney married David Fraass son of Mr and Mrs Richard Fraass of Lodgepole in a St Patrick’s Church ceremony officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Anton Link. Attendants wore brown and blue, breakfast at Hanzel’s Cafe followed by family dinner. couple to reside on a farm south of Sunol.
Schedule of church and auxiliary activities lists Tuesday pot luck at Shelter House 6 45 p m Wednesday W S C S Junior Division picnic at Legion Park Rebekah Kensington 2 30 Thursday Altar Society in the school auditorium W S C S General meeting in church parlors Sunday September 1 Legion Auxiliary Covered Dish supper Legion Park 5 p m Members and families invited Auxiliary provides coffee and dessert Telegraph Printing Co.
History Of Interest column recaps local goings on. Miss Mary Adele Brill returns from Cheyenne after two weeks with Miss Helen Jane Johnson. Helen Maase visits Cheyenne and Lost Springs, Wyoming, and departs indefinitely. Dr. E S Sherrerd hosts Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs. T F Tyler and two children. Catherine Ann Heaton born at Taylor Hospital. Marjorie Barlow and Gertrude Filbin return from Gurley to visit Mrs. Al Alzheirmer. Dewey Darnell of Hollywood visits relatives en route to New York City. Poquette recovering from typhoid fever.
W T McKiernen and family with Miss Elsie Pilson motored to Denver last Saturday and stayed until Thursday for a restful outing. Irene Showalter of Omaha visits Glenn Matteson home. if the Mattesons have their way, the visit will extend indefinitely. Dr Foche and Attorney McIntosh returned from a three day fishing trip in northern Colorado. Dr L G Simon and Harold joined Mrs Simon in Denver where she is spending the heated summer. Mrs Tony Folks, Mrs Paul Draper and Mrs Jim Folks attended the millinery school here from west of Gurley. James DeVay, an old citizen, visited city last week and viewed scenes of the late 70s with A B.
Viola Osbogi spent Tuesday evening visiting in Iowa and Illinois. The third story of the courthouse nears completion. John Treinen completed final proof before County Judge Gapen with witnesses Henry Neumann and William Kemp. Hornaday house impresses with spacious rooms. New sidewalks underway including Lancaster and Radcliffe streets. Mrs Shipman Margery and Donald return from Wyoming. Robert Oberfelder returns from New Mexico. Minnie Joyce, known in Sidney, visited Mrs W Bassett.
J B Cary and Joe Klein visited Bridgeport on Tuesday. M H Tobich attended the Nebraska Volunteer Firemen's Association annual tournament in Grand Island. Guy Doran from Omaha visits his parents. Miss Laura Breisch of Laramie Wyo is guest of Dr and Mrs Harris. Sidney school board elects Frances Knox assistant principal at 55 dollars a month. Dr Dullard returns from Denver. B F Mitchell expands livery business and moves to McDaniel stone barn.
54 YEARS AGO Miss Lulu Berg and Miss Katie Bettendorf left Tuesday for Cheyenne and Laramie for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Elter, Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. Ammer were down from LaPeer on Monday. O. P. Waitman shed the light of his countenance upon his many friends in Sidney on Wednesday. Miss Laura Easterday of Lincoln spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Fleck and left Tuesday evening for Lodgepole Eld. Amsbury was in Sidney several days this week. A. B. Beard of the Kimball Observer was in Sidney Thursday. Aubrey Atkins and James Barnes went to Cedar Creek Thursday. 64 YEARS AGO Miss Mary Reber who has been connected with Miss Jenkins took her departure last Saturday for Fremont. Mr. A. E. Annis won the horse and buggy raffle at McCarty's saloon Tuesday evening. Mr. A. Newman had a runaway Sunday afternoon—damage a broken pair of shafts, no injuries. Messrs. Richard Kruger and A. E. Ropen from Burlington Wis have rented Front Street rooms and opened cigars. Ho:. J. H. Lee and family stopped in Sidney Thursday to visit friends. Mr. Paul H. Rawlins has rented the residence of Mrs. John Mathews on Second Street and will move in this week.
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