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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1931
Page
4
A stream of visitors and residents in Sidney include Nos A K Jones of Denver guesting Grace Mee, R M French of Crook, Christina Hankey and Ada Hammer of Denver and Elimsd Kansas. Local trips occur to Sterling Fort Dodge Denver and Grand Lake while several families plan vacations in Kansas City Linn and Denver.
Miss Dorothy Abbott of St Louis arrives as house guest of Mrs and Mrs J W Johnson for several days. She was an instructor in the commercial department at Sidneyburgh school for two years, leaving in June last year.
Miss Hathryn Hahler stenographer in the office of Attorney Paul Martin will leave Saturday morning for Lincoln and Omaha for a two week vacation. Her cousin Velmar Landegren of Lincoln, who has been staying at the Joe Hahler home for the past month, will accompany her.
Rics Tile Borener, living in Chicago for a year with her daughter Mocs, and Andy Sullivan with family, arrive in Omaha with a mother daughter, Mrs. Lowell Anderson, returning to Sidney Wednesday night to begin residence with her son Water and family.
Adelia Gebauer, Bridgeport spter of Mrs. Jesse Osborn, visited Tuesday after returning from a European tour. She was greeted by Mrs J Heckman and Mire A Gebauer, with Hazel Pearson and Rev B T Pearson. Other locals include Dr and Mrs R E Roche touring. the Laubachs of Downey visiting C M Wright’s family as they plan a Maine trip via southern route.
A delightful social affair at the country club Friday night featured the monthly dancing party for club members. Despite a smaller crowd, attendees enjoyed the evening with music by Grabitl's Merrymaters.
The Aug-Sun-Ta Campfire group of 12 girls attended a swimming party at the Hardy pool on Monday morning. The event was sponsored by guardians Vera Tompkins and Mona Livoni.
Mr and Mrs Leon Fine were hosts at a Sunday dinner at the country club with guests including R S Operfeldst, Miss Grace McIntosh, Mrs Blanche Jones of Denver, Leon Soseph, Leonard Fine and Mr and Mrs Fine.
Mr and Mrs Ed McLerron hosted a well appointed Sunday noon dinner at the country club for Omaha guests Mr and Mrs Ed ward Shoemaker and also laid covers for Mr and Mrs W J Shoemaker Reflects a cordial social gathering in Omaha society columns.
BE. L. Leonard and son Byron returned Wednesday night from Rivex ton where they had been since Sunday visiting relatives. On Tuesday a family reunion was held with Mrs. Leonard, three sons and three daughters present, the circle complete with one son abroad.
Dorothy Lipke, 11, entertained five girl friends at a slumber party at her parents home on Wednesday night. The young hostess treated the guests royally, and the affair ended with a dinner party Thursday morning.
An enjoyable outdoor lawn party on Wednesday featured a picnic supper for a group of young women including Virginie Johnson Mona Livoni Muriel Riggs Kathryn Grabill Elizabeth Couch Evelyn Laniermen and Evelyn and Vera Tompkins at the Johnson residence on the lexi.
Miss Myra Reel presided over a small gathering at her home on Wednesday at 500 entertaining guests including Miss Genevieve Connely and Miss Cornelly Mary Boyer Olive Connell y George Salli Ray Spiker Paul Swainson and Ralph Dendinger in a cordial social evening.
Mr and Mrs J Viggo Neilsen hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Mrs T B Felton and her children Victor and Glen of Council Bluffs Ta ihers. Guests included Anna Jorgensen A J Jorgensen Gwen coin E E Os born Loretta Ruth Marion Clifton.
The N P B club held its monthly meeting at Mrs. O L Miller's residence with Mrs Henry Yewell assisting. They discussed plans to exhibit extension club work at the county fair and a pleasant lunch was served by the hostesses after the business session.
Mr and Mrs J O Johnson Mr and Mrs B C Grabill Dr and Mrs BF A Barger Mrs Clara McNish and Ed Upiegove numbered among attendees at a community gathering.
Guests attended brid ge games at the homes of Mr and Mrs 4H Thompson and Mr and Mrs Claude Golding in Chappell with prizes for high scores. A second gathering at Mr and Mrs R P Kepler featured three bridge tables with lunch and yellow color themes. Kensington groups held meetings with business sessions, social hours and planned future events, and several bridal and birthday gatherings were hosted by local families with lunch, games and gift exchanges.
Western Public Service accelerates completion of its Sidney power plant addition. The $80,000 improvement program aims to create one of the finest plants in the region. Also notes Bluhiil coffee iced as a treat.
An unclear OCR transcript lists names such as Sidney Carley Dalton Bunker Lorenz and references baseball related terms and locations. It appears as a jumbled sports or team notation with multiple garbled phrases and partial words.
The Yant Construction company, bidder on Sidney's paving project, opens a cement mixing plant along the Union Pacific right of way on Hickory Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. It produces large quantities of cement and includes a weighing system for inspectors to verify all ingredients.
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