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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
8
Numerous residents traveled for Thanksgiving visiting relatives in Cheyenne Denver and Lincoln. The Presbyterian circle plans a Christmas tea on December 7 in church parlors. Several families plus students from Colorado University and Nebraska towns are noted among hosts guests and travelers.
Mr and Mrs H Bangert and relatives spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs Floyd Bird in the south Lodge Pole district. Ronald Windburn and Mrs Minshall of Denver returned home after a week with Mrs Minshall s son Henry and family and Mrs William Simms. Miss Marjorie Gerlach a Crawford schools teacher arrived to spend Thanksgiving and the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Gerlach. Mr and Mrs Ivan Nelson spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Leo Bischof at Chappell. Mrs Jack Lowe a patient at Taylor hospital recently moved to her home. Mrs L C Hensler and Grant Poole of Marsland joined relatives for Thanksgiving and the week with the Poole family.
LeGrand Worden and Dorsey Kinsey spent Thanksgiving Day with Worden’s parents in Cheyenne. Dr. Leo Thomas left for Lincoln to watch the Nebraska Oregon game. The Dorcas society of the Lutheran church hosts a December 6 bazaar and supper open to the public. Joe A. Gibson and Porte McCluskey head to Lincoln for the same football game. Walter Ehlers bought a Ford from Joe A. Gibson, Inc. in Kimball. Sidney residents hunted on the North Platte on the holiday’s final open day. Toytown openings appear in Sidney stores with more next week. Julius Grage remains a patient at Taylor hospital, in satisfactory condition. Football fans attended the DU vs CU game in Denver. Families and teachers from Sidney visited or prepared for Thanksgiving, with multiple trips to Lincoln and Alliance for holiday time. New son James welcomed at Taylor hospital. Families gathering in Potter district for Thanksgiving. Teachers and pupils from Alliance to Lincoln and Chadron for break. Gwendolyn Jorgenson to Lincoln for Thanksgiving. Agnew Mann and Stover families joined Thanksgiving dinner in various homes.
Miss Anne Van Aelstyn spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her sisters at Denver. Mrs. Bertha Bentley and son, Les lie, and Jackie Bentley went to Denver Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving and the weekend with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Carter Dunaway, and family. Miss Verna Robinson, teacher in the Sidney high school, went to Stapleton Wednesday evening to spending the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives.
Gilford Montgomery a freshman at Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins returns home Wednesday night to spend the Thanksgiving vacation with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs P J Ackles. Livoni travels to Scotts Bluff Thursday to stay with friends for the rest of the week.
Mrs A R LeSueur becomes the owner of a new Ford coupe bought earlier this week through Joe A Gibson Inc. The purchase indicates continued activity in local automotive sales and reflects the dealership's client base in the period. The report underscores personal consumer decisions in a rising postwar market.
Dale Jordan and Fielden Waddell of Kearney arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving and the weekend at home. Harry Coffee of Chadron, a Democratic congressional nominee candidate, and William Morrow of Scottsbluff, prominent attorney, were Sidney visitors Wednesday.
Mrs L W Toole of Stromsberg visiting with her sister Mrs B C Grabill attended a Le Plaisir club meeting Tuesday afternoon. A one o clock luncheon preceded diversions at bridge. The bridge event prize was won by Mrs G P Kratz.
A J Jorgenson president of the American National Bank spoke at the Business and Professional Women’s club gathering Tuesday night. His remarks on current financial problems were praised as enlightening and educational. The program included vocal duets by Edith Ward and Jean McIntosh and community singing during a dinner at the Union Pacific hotel. Arrangements were handled by Mrs Alta Cobb and the Misses Evelyn Clark Georgia Martin and Elma Nelson.
Eastern Star Kensington held its monthly meeting in club rooms Tuesday afternoon featuring a bridge party. Four tables played with high score honors awarded to Mrs B J Browning and the traveling prize to Mrs A J Jorgenson. Hostesses were Mrs Carl Jones and Mrs E L Hyde with refreshments managed by Mrs L T Poole, Mrs M E Pettibone and Mrs Ed Ahrens.
At a meeting of the Boy Scout board of reviews held Monday night following received honors. Mickey Green advanced to second class Emery Nelson Star rank Robert Robinson and Ernest Duffy merit badges for gardening Emery Nelson merit badge for civics.
A dinner party presided by Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Doran Monday night at the country club featured decoratively laid tables for twelve guests. The event showcased formal appointments and an air of refined hospitality.
A sequence of gatherings featured a going away gift for club staff, bridge prizes to multiple couples, a Knights of Columbus card party with turkey prizes, and dinner hosts entertaining several families. The Jolly Dozen club, St Marys Chancel guild, and Fortuna club held meetings with holiday centerpieces and bridge games. Promo ads note magazine gifts and Telegraph Wantads.
Western Securities Co offers farm loans and insurance with favorable terms. Advertises 512 percent and 6 percent money for choice loans plus a reasonable commission. W Smith Roche Ridge Resident Mer Sidney, Nebr.
Brown emerges as the leading color in fabrics and accessories for fall with deep browns in furs coats dresses and shoes gaining strong demand. Industry notes from style magazines highlight ripe olive brown and grey browns as smart pairings while dark rich shades replace black in recent trends.
The used car code of the retail automobile field became effective Friday. It fixes car value in a standard book, limiting what buyers can expect to pay or receive. While 45,000 dealers mostly support it as a needed system, public acceptance will determine its fate.
The article notes California as the top gold producer with Alaska South Dakota Colorado Utah Nevada and Arizona following. It explains most gold comes from quartz and gold-bearing ores though occasional nuggets occur. The largest nugget found was the Welcome Stranger weighing 2020 ounces in Victoria Australia in 1869.
Elementary psychology notes that over focusing on a subject defeats its purpose. A good night's sleep helps problem solving, as work resumes with fresh insight and a solution may suddenly appear.
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