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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
4
Local notes record numerous hospital visits and surgeries at Roche and Taylor hospitals, new hires at Babcock Implement and Midwest Combine, visits by officials from Alliance and Dalton, plus a flood of social events. Community members travel to Omaha and Chicago for business and markets while clubs meet and readers learn of hospital discharges and ongoing illnesses.
Mrs Wawkins hosts Hi Lo club at her country home with 12 guests for a bridge afternoon and dessert luncheon. Prizes awarded to Mrs J W Weiand and Mrs D L Abbott. Wesley Berry hosts Arg U Not club event at Mrs Anne Gardner home with Mrs Joe Reichart guest. Prizes to Mrs A W Bundy and Mrs Earl Witters. Contract club dines at 1 pm chaired by Mrs Leo Bartholomew. high score to Mrs B C Grabill. Bridal shower honors Mrs John Hinrichs Jr with S S club guests. waffle supper and needlework. silver set given.
Gentlemen attended the gathering honoring Charles Sokol and E S Stokes. The door prize was claimed by Mrs. Carl Jones. Lunch was served after the games, marking the affair's close.
Mrs James McIntosh extended her hospitality to members of the S W club with special guests Mrs Jack Loewe and Mrs Carl Wieland at a one o clock luncheon and afternoon of bridge Tuesday. Eight guests attended the affair with Mrs M H Robineau winning high score prize.
Mr and Mrs John Zwicks hosted a surprise party at their south Sidney home Sunday afternoon for son Eugene’s 17th birthday. Guests included Dorothy Stromberg Angela Van Aeldtyn Agnes Van Aeldtyn Dorys Treinen Cecelia Bayne Heine Schiltz Melvin and Virgil Zwickl and Mr and Mrs Dale Clark.
Christy presided over the business segment as preparations for a silver tea by the ladies were under way for Tuesday afternoon. Roll call noted preferences among friends. Mrs. H. B. Nelson led the lesson on the art of assembly. Mrs. M. E. Pettibone served as afternoon hostess.
An oyster supper replaced the usual covered dish dinner for the Eastern Star Kensington a monthly social at the Masonic club rooms on Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for 52. After dinner bridge prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones with the traveling prize going to Miss Valeska Neubauer. Hostesses were Mesdames Carl Jones Fred Griffith L T Poole George Gerlach and O L Miller. Mr Griffith helped pour coffee.
Mrs. J. T. McIntosh arranged a Fathers Day program for P. E. O. Chapter BO. The Monday night meeting at Mrs. I. E. Grabill's home featured a vocal solo as the highlight of the musical portion.
A well attended all day meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church occurred at the country home of Mrs Claus Engelland. Members quilted and held a brief business session. Plans were made to serve lunch for the Minneapolis Moline Implement company guests on Tuesday February 11. Mrs Paul Meyer presided.
Edith Devier notes social visits by Myr and Mrs Alborn at Ed Mintkens. Lloyd Yowells stay with A L Yowell near Sidney. Parker and Ruby Baker visit their parents C A Baker. J D Devier hauled hogs to Denver Thursday. Clarence Mellberg Charles Munshaw Sr and daughters Hazel and Dorothy appear in local gatherings.
Mrs John Eberl and family attended a birthday dinner at the Earl Munshaw home in honor of Mrs Earl Munshaw. A Baker couple visited the J D Devier home on Thursday. Henry Yowell and family spent Sunday at the Lloyd Yowell residence. Frank Mintken Corrine James Devier Dorothy Mintken and George Sheldon from Denver visited the C A Baker home Sunday. Hazell Munshaw called at the J D Devier home Saturday morning. Mrs Parker and George Sheldon visited the C A Baker home Monday afternoon.
Nobel prizes began in 1901 with one American recipient, Sineliur Lewis, in 1900s era context. The snippet records early prizes and mentions American achievement amid the initial laureate era.
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