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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
3
The We ere, 3 Th W. Oxo Motor company reports selling a Plymouth deluxe coupe to F R Cline and a Dodge four door touring sedan to Roy Depew.
Mrs H F Beckman leaves Wednesday for Wymore to spend Christmas with her mother and other relatives. She will be away for a week.
Dr. and Mrs. G H Thompson with his father William Thompson and Mrs. S M Spencer left yesterday for Los Angeles to spend the holiday season and expect to be away about two weeks.
Mrs William Rice and her granddaughter Carol Montgomery of Pueblo Colorado will spend the holidays in the city at the home of Mrs Joe Raichart and husband, the former's daughter.
Misses Mildred and Berna Dine Gass will spend Christmas and Sunday at Lodge Pole at the home of their parents.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Burke and their children Tonne and Sandra depart today to Maywood to spend Christmas at Mrs Burke's parents Mr and Mrs Herman Klumpe. Mrs Burke's sister Miss Irene Klumpe from Scottsbluff will accompany them.
Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and their three children will spend Christmas at the home of Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs J A Sterling residents of the northwest Sidney District.
Mr and Mrs S C Van Skike and their son Dale traveled to Omaha Thursday morning to spend the Christmas vacation with Mrs Van Skikes mother Nos L E Coy Mr Van Skike works as a salesman for Massey Harris Co
Miss Helen Williams, office manager for Miner Transportation, will travel to Denver this evening to spend Christmas at her parents' home.
Miss Mildred Drach a Fort Collins teacher arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas vacation with her sister Mrs D L Abbott and the Abbott family.
Mr and Mrs Carter Dunaway and children Buddy and Betty of Denver will be guests over Christmas at the home of Mrs J A Bentley and family. Mrs Duna way is Mrs Bentley's daughter and Mrs Keedick is her sister.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Leonard of Cheyenne will be guests Christmas at the home of the former's parents, Mr and Mrs. E. J. Leonard.
John Jurgens of Laramie Wyoming arrives tonight to visit over Christmas and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs John Jurgens Sr also visiting will be Mr and Mrs A W Bundy and two children and Mrs Rhody Briden Stine and daughter Nancy who will spend Christmas Day at Dalton with the Davison family Mr and Mrs J E Davison are the parents of the host family
Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson returned Thursday from a honeymoon trip to the west coast. They will reside temporarily with the former’s parents Mr and Mrs R W Johnson of the east luntsman district.
Mr and Mrs M D Armstrong and their two children will spend Christmas at Gering with Mrs Armstrongs parents. Mr and Mrs Stanley Williams accompany them.
Miss Bernice Babcock and W F Telkin of Denver arrive this spring to visit Miss Babcock's parents Mr and Mrs R A Babcock. The Batcork family and Mr Telkin will entertain Christmas Day at the home of Mrs Babcock's parents Mr and Mrs Emil Cords.
Mr and Mrs Max Asher and three children of Belleville Kansas arrive today to spend Christmas and the weekend at the home of Mrs Asher brother J W Barnhart and family
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kepler and Celia of Torrington and Mr and Mrs Hollis Kepler of Scottsburf will arrive this evening to spend Christmas with the men’s parish family, at the home of R. P. Kepler.
Mr and Mrs John B Cortney of Dalton depart Tuesday morning for Chicago to spend the holidays with their sons Rev A Cortney and Messrs M and William Cortney.
Attorney and Mrs. G. P. Kratz with sons Kent and Dean will spend Christmas at Longmont with Mrs. Kratzs brother George Paper and family. They will travel to Lincoln to stay with her mother for the rest of the holiday. Mr. Kratz will visit his father and sister in Bloomfield and attend the Nebraska Bar Association meeting in Omaha next week.
Mrs. Thomas Boyd of Fleming Colorado will spend Christmas and several days with her son Douglas and his family at their home here, enjoying time with relatives during the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Henry Van Valkenburg of Deadwood South Dakota arrive this evening to spend Christmas Day and Sunday with Mrs Van Valkenburgs parents Mr and Mrs J A Curless.
Howard Costello, a Omaha school attendee, will be home this evening to spend Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Costello. He will return to Omaha Sunday to resume studies as holidays were cut short this year due to late fall school opening caused by the polio epidemic.
Miss Orpha Milota will spend Christmas Day and Sunday at Bridgeport as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Banta.
Mr and Mrs N W Ladegard will travel with daughters Thelma and Jane to Melbetta to spend Christmas at the home of Mrs Ladegards sister Mrs J J Pageler and her family.
Mr and Mrs Lee Ellsworth and children Marilee and Dick travel to Omaha to visit Mrs Ellsworths mother Mrs M E Johnson and her sisters Mable and Ruth Johnson over Christmas. They expect to return Monday.
Miss Frances Neary travels Wednesday evening to Wayne to spend Christmas and a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Neary.
Mr and Mrs A M Dukes of Scottsbluff and Mr and Mrs Loren McConnell of North Platte will be guests on Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Campbell.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stover on Christmas day will include Mr. Stover's father W. A. Stover, his brother E. N. Stover and wife, and his aunt Miss Emma Turpin, all of Brush, Colorado.
An OCR error omitted Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Kratz from the list of chaperones at last Friday's high school dance in the school auditorium. The Kratz couple have supported social affairs and worked to make events successful.
Miss Jeanette Bailey of Denver will arrive Christmas Day to be the house guest of Miss Margaret Furer. The planned visit highlights social ties between Denver residents and local families during the festive season.
Lawrence Fahy of Denver will arrive home this evening to spend time with Mr and Mrs George Fahy.
Luther Kahse of Longview Washington arrived Wednesday night to spend the holidays with his parents Dr and Mrs W T Kahse.
Mr and Mrs John Whitmire and children Berna Lee and Alyn Dee travel Wednesday morning to Prairie Grove Arkansas to spend Christmas with Mr Whitmire's parents and relatives and expect to return home the following Wednesday.
Vern Livingston and son Jerry with sister Ruth Livingston of Lexington plan a Christmas visit with relatives here. They will split time between the A. R. Kirkpatrick W. E. Allman and Arvin Livingston homes.
Mrs P J Heaton and three children left Wednesday for Omaha to spend the holiday season with Mrs Heaton's parents Mr and Mrs G Gutting. Mr Heaton joined them last night and plans to return home Monday.
Mr and Mrs Chris Hansen and their three children will spend Christmas day at the home of Mrs Hansen's parents Mr and Mrs J H Madden of Dix.
Mr. and Mrs L J Morehead of Colby and Mr. and Mrs D F Bewell of Brewster will be guests at the J L Hand home Christmas Day and Sunday. The ladies are sisters of Mrs Hand.
J. L. Hand manager of the Midwest Combine and Tractor company came back Tuesday morning after a two day business trip to Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Roland Robinson of Olathe Kansas announce the arrival of a daughter at their home on Thursday December 16 Mrs Robinson is the former Virginia Gehrig of this city
Clara Bolen who attends the Sidney schools will spend the Christmas vacation with her father Ben Bolen and other relatives at Lexington. She makes her home with her aunt Mrs. R. B. Farquhar and family.
S. E. Pearson and daughter Margaret will depart this evening for Monroe to spend Christmas day and Sunday with relatives.
Miss Phyllis Corbett stenographer for John Deere Plow travels to California for a two week vacation with plans to return to work promptly.
Mr and Mrs Warren Rudd and their baby daughter Phyllis Joan plan to leave this evening for Paxton to spend Christmas and Sunday with Mr Rudd's mother Mrs Ella Rudd.
Mr and Mrs Eric Aaberg of Colorado Springs arrive today to spend Christmas and several days at the home of Mr Aabergs father M G Rice and Mrs Rice in a family gathering plans noted by local records.
Mr and Mrs R E Welsh and son Jackie will visit Oaklala this afternoon to spend Christmas Eve and night at Mr Welsh’s parents home Mr and Mrs George Welsh They will travel to Gibbon Christmas morning to spend the day and Sunday with Mrs Welsh’s parents Mr and Mrs J W Lindsay
Mr and Mrs E L Muse formerly of Bridgeport have spent two months in Sidney with their daughter Mrs I B Downs and family. They will depart Sunday for Empire Oregon to make their future home, ending a 17 year residence in Bridgeport.
Mr Hz. Allen of Nebraska City will arrive this evening to spend Christmas with his family.
Mr and Mrs C E Couch will spend Christmas and the weekend at Burlington Colorado with their daughter Mrs Joe Dodds and family. Mr and Mrs Dale Chambers of Lincoln arrived yesterday for a brief visit with Mrs Susan Chambers and Mr and Mrs J A Curless they will return to Lincoln Christmas afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Earl Berry and son Frank will spend Christmas day at Henry with the Berrys parents Mr and Mrs F R Berry and will be Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs D F Melcher of Gering.
Dr. Leo J. Thomas will travel to Casper Wyoming this evening to visit over Christmas and the weekend with his mother Mrs. O. E. Johnson. He plans to return home Monday evening.
Dr and Mrs L C Barstow left Wednesday for Fullerton to spend Christmas with Mrs Barstow s parents Mr and Mrs C N Philbrick. Before returning home they will visit Council Bluffs to see Dr Barstow s parents Mr and Mrs G E Barstow for a few days.
Dr. Leo J. Thomas operates as a chiropractor and naturopath at the Osborn Building. The practitioner offers care addressing spinal health and natural healing approaches within a clinical setting.
Mr and Mrs J W Cochran and their baby daughter Judy traveled to Grant yesterday to spend the Christmas vacation at the home of Mrs Cochran s parents Dr and Mrs F M Bell.
Mr and Mrs Clay Laker and daughters Ruth and Dorothy of Aurora Ind arrived midweek to spend the holidays with Mrs Laker's parents Mr and Mrs Fritz Brauer and other relatives. While they are away George Brauer and family will attend to their duties at the country club.
Miss Eva Snyder of Lincoln arrives tonight to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Snyder. Guests on Christmas Day include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder and son Jerry. Miss Fannie Snyder of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schiffer and daughter Joan of Sterling.
Miss Marie Karlin, manager of Greenlees dry goods department, will depart tonight for her Columbus home to spend Christmas and Sunday.
Betty Simonson the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Patrowsky will travel to Broken Bow this evening to spend the Christmas vacation with her grandparents Mr and Mrs D W Predmere.
Mr and Mrs J C Swinbank plan a Christmas stay at Crawford with the Swinbank parents Mr and Mrs Sam Swinbank.
Mrs M H Robineau and children Germaine and Ricky arrived in Denver to spend Christmas with Dr and Mrs C W Zike. Mr Robineau has gone to New York on a business trip and expects to join them for Christmas.
The junior Walther league of St. Paul s Lutheran church held its monthly social at the church school a Christmas party on Monday night. Members enjoyed games and exchanged gifts adding to the evening s pleasure.
Mr and Mrs John Whitmire hosted a Monday night bridge gathering at their home with four tables in play. Guests included members of the Harmony club and their spouses as they celebrated Mr Whitmire's birthday.
The evening featured traveling prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kirkpatrick and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bundy. Mrs. Whitmire received a departing gift before moving to Lincoln. Lunch followed with Yuletide table decorations as guests included the Bundys Armstrongs Bonds Kirkpatricks Cork Burnham and Wait.
Mrs W E Gehrig hosted a Monday afternoon dessert bridge for the Ladies of the Monday Contract club at her home. Eight guests attended a luncheon with a Christmas color scheme. Mrs J E Browning and Mrs J R Murphy took high and second high scores, with Mrs Browning winning the traveling prize.
A regular meeting of Chapter BO PEO was hosted by Mrs H R Fuller with a Christmas tea. Guests were high school age daughters Mildred Weber Marilee Elsworth Charlotte Costello Fern Pouquette Harriet Taylor Anne Taylor and Maxine Thomas. The program featured carols a trio by Anne Harriet Taylor and Richard Agnew piano solos by Anne and Maxine Taylor a Christmas story by Thelma Ladegard and a Christmas poem by Fern Paquette followed by a gift exchange.
The Woman's club held a Tuesday afternoon program in their rooms centered on a Christmas theme. Mrs. F. H. Wolf arranged the event. Rev. J. J. Sheaff spoke with a Christmas story. Vocal solos by Andrew Lloyd Engiert and Charlotte Bluhm of Sunol. Carols were sung by the group. The program concluded with a Christmas event.
Mrs G Doran Mrs A S Hardy and Mrs L L Christy acted as hostesses for a Christmas tea. Mrs M E Pettibone and Mrs Christy poured. The room featured pretty holiday decor and festive decorations throughout the tea area.
Mrs. M. L. Anthony entertained at her home last Thursday afternoon with a Christmas themed party honoring her son Richard who celebrated his seventh birthday. Guests included Berna Lee Whit mire Sally Dee Lowe Kathleen Ag new Suzanne Tewell Glenna Mae Hostettler David Sjogren Keith Ab bott Howard Atkins Dick Powell Joe Heinlein and Max Satchell.
Mrs A W Bundy Mrs Rhody Bridenstine and the Misses Helen Johnson Loretta Frandsen and Plor ence Blome attended their annual hostess party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Elsie Ewing in Dalton Dinner at seven featured gift exchange then bridge. Others present included Mrs Eugene Davis of Chappell and Miss Clara Ewing of Dalton.
The Yuletide gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahrens at their home Tuesday evening featured a 5:30 buffet supper and gift exchanges. Evergreen boughs and white candles decorated the table as guests included Bess Shires, Jean netta Sloan, Blanche Curtis, Kathleen Jeary, Verne Hubbard, Laura Fish, Joan Ahrens, Mary Uptegrove, Martha Hammer, Mrs. Hanna Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Griffith, E. A. Winter, Dr. L. J. Thomas, Paul Courtney, and Norman Sheaff.
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