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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1931
Page
4
Attorney E. L. Hyde and Judge J. L. Tewell handled matters in Chappell, while residents and visitors from Sidney Gurley Dalton and nearby towns attended events. Names include Paul Martin A J Jorgenson and Fr ancis Tschida with travels to Denver Cheyenne and Lincoln. numerous family visits and taxi trips noted.
A family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mahr south of Sidney Sunday included guests Mr. and Mrs. Co M Livoni, Mr. and Mrs. J C Livoni and family, Mr. and Mrs. R Nelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelsen of Chappell. Emanon club members enjoyed a Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Whitmore with bridge and refreshments. high score went to Mrs. W J Heinie, with guests Mrs Ray Randall and Mrs H H Huntsinger.
Kings Daughters met at Mrs. Earl R. Kratz home to plan clothing distributions for the needy and review the year. A large Epworth League luncheon followed at the Methodist church. Country club dinner bridge honored hosts and guests with red carnation centerpieces and 45 diners. Aboha Hanta Campfire members heard Indian lore by Mrs. B W Benson, sharing early Wyoming experiences.
A program was outlined by the local league to be presented at the sub district winter institute in Chappell on February 13 14 and 15. A social event last week at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Bieter featured a Solo club gathering with a planned lunch after card games. Attending were Mr and Mrs J B Ruttner Mr and Mrs Millard Paviat Mr and Mrs Dennis Wynne Mr and Mrs Lewis Million Mr and Mrs Henry Paviat Mr and Mrs John Hornicek and Glen Gilford.
Members of the Home Missionary society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Roy Depew's home on Thursday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. Ernest Jaeckel presided and led the devotional. Mrs. Frank Wolf conducted a study chapter on San Domingo in the West Indies. A social hour and refreshments followed.
A social week features a young ladies gathering at Jane Dimery's home with a Valentine themed bridge party where Marion Daggett and Mary Adele Brill win prizes. Another evening hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Jones entertaining a bridge circle with four tables and high scores shared by L. T Poole. Cha May Campfire hosts a luncheon before the weekly meeting at Thelma Ladegard's home.
Thelma Ladegard notes a three course luncheon as part of Firemakers rank requirements. A dinner hosted by local telephone exchange employees for Northwestern Bell officials and Kimball exchange guests followed at the Union Pacific hotel. An evening of golf at Hardy ballroom course capped the social gathering with attendees from Grand Island, Omaha, Kimball, and area.
A vintage promotional line extols Bluhill coffee as a real treat for meals, praising its rich flavor and suitability to accompany breakfast and dessert alike. The short note emphasizes enjoyment and quality, appealing to daily consumers.
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