Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge And Dinner Hosts
Chaperones at the af fair and luncheon hostesses at the country club mark a social week. Mrs. Barger presided over a one o clock luncheon for the O. D. T. club, then bridge at her home with Miss Marion Clarke and Mrs. B. C. Grabill winning trophies. Guests included Mrs. Rise of Denver and Miss Florence Hardy of Chicago. Harold Ells hosted Mrs. Fred Dresser of Galt, Calif., at a party with games and lunch. Mrs. Harte held a bridge evening with two tables. prizes went to Miss Clarke and Mrs. Grabill. A surprise dinner celebrated Mrs. Frank Goodwin’s birthday with bridge and prizes for high scores. Miss Florence Thurston hosted a Sunday dinner and bridge with guests including Elizabeth Hart and the Dimicks. prizes went to Dorothy Dimick and Grace McDowell.
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Barger
F. A. Barger
Country Club
O. D. T. Club
A. S. Hardy
L. G Rise
Denver
Florence Hardy
Chicago
F. O. Burgess
C. S. Radcliffe
Martin Dimery
Harte
William Harte
Marion Clarke
B. C. Grabill
Harry Lanham
Stromsberg
Bruce Russell
Roy Coffeen
G. P. Kratz
Mary Pilger
Frank Goodwin
C. E. Bicknell
J. Earl Thayer
EB. H. Biggs
Mr. Goodwin
Bicknell
Biggs
Miss Thurston
Florence Thurston
Elizabeth Hart
Frances Schwasnick
Thelma Brewer
Thelma Anthony
Muriel Biggs
Katherine Grabill
Grace McDowell
Dorothy
Vera Dimick
Leona Lindley
Bridge
Dorothy Dimick
Community notices from local clubs and church groups
W. B. A. Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall election of officers. Rebekah lodge Wednesday night at Odd Fellows hall. Willing Workers of Christian church Thursday afternoon at church basement. Royal Neighbors Thursday night at The Woman’s Benefit association. Christmas party for children planned at Odd Fellows hall Saturday night.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Willing Workers of Christian Church
Iead Royal Neighbors
Womans Benefit Association
Bank cashier admits shortage at Scottsbluff bank
H J McCracken a cashier at Scottsbluff National Bank confessed to state banking examiners that he embezzled between 5700 and 5800 dollars. Funds were taken in small amounts over the past five years. No charges have been filed. W H Ostenberg, bank head, is undecided on course. The item also notes a gift shop bag advertisement.
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H. J. McCracken
Scottsbluff National Bank
Scottsbluff
McCracken
Sidney
W. H. Ostenberg
Sidney merchants report strong Christmas weekend business
Business was good in Sidney as the Christmas rush surged with visitors from early morning. Extra sales clerks staffed several stores to handle the rush while tight money faded in the holiday spirit. Next Saturday is expected to exceed prior years with several shops planning evening hours through Christmas.
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Sidney
Sorensen expects Supreme Court to uphold state ruling
Attorney General Sorensen predicted on Friday that a portion of the Supreme Court opinion upholding the assessment and collection of guaranty fund special levies may permanently block any appeal to the U S Supreme Court. He cited the section noting banks benefited under the law for nearly 20 years as potential estoppel. The U S Supreme Court ruled on the guaranty fund act in 1911.
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Supreme Court
Guaranty Fund
Sorensen
United States Supreme Court
Kepler Addresses Alliance Rotarians On Credit Dept
Mr. Kepler spoke on using credit reports before extending charge accounts to reduce past due balances. He emphasized not granting credit when reports are unfavorable and urged cooperation between businessmen and the credit association. He noted a Box Butte county directory by the association, with over 4,000 free copies to be distributed countywide. If you have nothing to sell, try Telegraph Wantad.
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Credit Association
Kepler
Box Butte
Car Stolen Here Recovered In Ditch North Of Peetz
A Ford coupe with Wyoming plate 34077 was stolen from Sidney and found two miles north of Peetz in a ditch. The vehicle was stripped of tires, rims, and accessories, and sign paints and brushes were taken from the rear. Sheriff notices led to the recovery by local authorities. the car belonged to a traveling sign writer with wife and child.
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Peetz
Wyoming
Sidney
Ray R. Powell
Sterling
George Kaifer
James Nelson
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Society Notes
F Schenck
Bluffs
S. & L. Motor Co. Inc
Sidney Nebr
C. Frank Chick
Mgr
Whippet Sales
Alliance Rotarians ON Credit Department
Nebraska
Lockwood
Hepner’s Clothing Co
Majestic Electric
Telegraph
Fox Theater Soon
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Sweet Shop
J. C. Takis
Nebr
Lrshey
Star Brand
Nobby
Snyder’s Clothing Company
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