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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1931
Page
4
Local residents from Sundl to Alliance are cited in brief items including George Barlow trans litting business, Frances Schwasnick taking a stenographer post, Betty Foley on a beauty business trip, and multiple visits among Cheyenne and Potter residents. Community planning for skating, a district road meeting at Scottsbluff, and a Rexy of local commerce appear among social and civic notes with several hospital and travel updates.
Western Public Service Co vows festive Sidney office building displays. Bentley family returns from Denver after weekend visit with daughter Carter Dunaway. Christian church Willing Workers present Old Maid's Convention tonight with free lunch. Paul H Moore of Moore Realty in Sidney yesterday. business purpose not disclosed. Out of town shoppers from Dalton area include Hugh Foy Jake Eckert Mrs H C Anderson Mrs Alborn and Mrs J C Kreader and son Donald. Arthur M Oberfelder, Denver impresario, presents The Apple Cart in U S cities. Radiator leak in Hink building floods Johnson Drug Company ruining some Christmas cards and candies. ceiling water damages display cases.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerle returned Tuesday from Lincoln where they stayed ten days. Mr. Zimmerle conducted J. I. Case company business as local manager and Mrs. Zimmerle visited relatives.
P. C. Cunningham, manager of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. here for several years, is transferred to the Norfolk Nebraska office where he is slated for a promotion. He will assume the new post at the start of the year.
The Sidney Glass and Paint Company is installing a health giving ultra violet ray glass in the south window of the living room of M. H. Robineau’s home for the benefit of his daughter Germaine.
Mrs R P Kepler left Sunday for Milton Oregon in response to a message about her mother Mrs E F Davis being critically ill. Word came that Mrs Davis died Tuesday morning at 86. She had lived with her daughter here in the past and left about two years ago.
Mrs Barger hosted the L L club at a one o clock luncheon with bridge in the afternoon and Mrs Lucy Jordan joined the group. High score honors went to Mrs Barger. Mr and Mrs Weymouth then hosted a 6:30 dinner for three couples followed by bridge. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hawkins Dr and Mrs Barger and Dr and Mrs Sherrerd. Awards for high scores were shared by Dr and Mrs Sherrerd.
Evelyn and Vera Tompkins hosted a six oclock dinner at the Union Pacific hotel for Miss Muriel Riggs Clifford Wolf Merriman Riggs and Don Jorgenson then attended theatre. G W Puckett hosted a 630 dinner for stockholders in east Huntsman district with bridge honors awarded to Mrs O L Miller and A K Anderson. Miss Lillian Zike led a bridge party ending with a taffy pull and luncheon. Keystone Methodist class met with forty members in the church basement for their monthly gathering and planned the next meeting.
A covered dish luncheon at 6 45 preceded a lively business meeting and games social hour hosted by Mr and Mrs David Ells and Mr and Mrs H P Craig. Officers elected for the coming year include Fred Kretz venerable council J A Sparks worthy advisor C P Chambers clerk L L Lockwood banker Chester Hunnicutt escort Willlis sr watchman I Kodinsky stcry W I Robinson past council Leon Fine trustee three years Al Sutter trustee two years.
Royal Neighbors Kensington enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs E J Leonard and Mrs E J Browning at Leonard's home. meeting skipped study for social activities. January gathering to review health in Harris home. Mr and Mrs H B Nelson hosted S F T club dinner with bridge and prizes. Christ mas decor noted. Boy Scout troop 90 met with Eugene Davis speaking on aviation. three members absent.
A Sidney troop member, moved from Chappell, notes boys are gathering and repairing used toys for needy families at Christmas. The dedication of the Boy Scout and Campfire Girls campsite was postponed to spring.
Bishop George Allen Beecher of the Episcopal church and J E Whitney secretary to Bishop Beecher are touring western Nebraska in diocese interests. They were in Kimball Monday and left Tuesday for Bridgeport. They expect to reach Hastings by December 23.
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