Sidney News Roundup Highlights Local and Visiting Notables
S J Flora a Gurley farmer in city on business. Mrs J H Mahr and son Kenneth of Cheyenne were Sidney visitors. Ted Wood of Omaha spoke for Northwestern Bell. Rev Elias Wilson conducted services in Sidney. W M B club met at Mrs Vernon McManus with light attendance. The Telegraph notes local sales, hospital operations, and a new orchestra performance by Sidney high school students.
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Ted Wood
Omaha
Sidney
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
al Greenlee
Lincoln
Elias Wilson
Gering
Christchurch
Crawford
Prominent Dalton Doctor Dies in Omaha Hospital
Continued from page 1 Dr Hedlund was beloved in Cheyenne county and the Dalton district for years of service as physician and friend. Dr Zarbaugh who aided Hedlund and has led the Dalton hospital will remain in charge of Dalton practice and hospital work. For Better Used Cars Sidney Motor Sales Company 431f
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Hedlund
Cheyenne County
Dalton
Zarbaugh
Dalton Hospital
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Social clubs and school events headline Sidney area
The Masonic lodge held an oyster supper last Friday, the Sidney High School Junior class hosted a party at the high school, and the Dutch Treat club met at the Country club for lunch and bridge with Mrs. Joe Simodynes earning high score. The Knights of Columbus card and dance party occurred at St Patrick's auditorium Thursday, with prizes to Miss Clara Klein John Peetz Mrs Loebe and Frank Y Portrey. East End Bridge club gathered at Mrs Leo Osborn's home with prizes awarded to Mrs H D Brumage and Mrs Joe Simodynes.
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Sidney High School
The
High School
Country Club
Joe Simodynes
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Clara Klein
John Peetz
Mrs. Loebe
Frank Y Portrey
East End
Leo Osborn
H. D. Brumage
Members form Girls Club at Miss Martha Allen home
The Girls' club of the local telephone exchange met for the first time Friday night at Miss Martha Allen's home with card games. The newly organized group plans to meet monthly thereafter.
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Martha Allen
Revelers Open Dance Orchestra in Sidney Ball Room
The Revelers, a new Sidney dance orchestra, held their formal opening on Saturday night at the W. P. Miles home ball room. Twenty six couples from Sidney High School and St. Patrick's Academy attended. The group includes Frances Greer Don Shipman Hollis Kepler Mose Snyder Red Porter and Bill Miles after only a few weeks of practice.
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Sidney
Valentine Party Hosted by Master Christy Paul Slayter at Home
Saturday afternoon entertainment featured a Valentine party at Christy Paul Slayter's home. The rooms and tables displayed the Valentine theme with decorations. Richard Woodworth won a heart shaped candy prize in a Valentine game, among guests including Mary Ann Stephens Audrey Fuller Stanley Livoni Roy Hutchenson Mickey Miles Richard Woodworth Douglas Martin Claude Chambers and Billy Larson.
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Christy Paul Slayter
Richard Woodworth
Christy Paul
Mary Ann Stephens
Audrey Fuller
Stanley Livoni
Roy Hutchenson
Mickey Miles
Douglas Martin
Claude Chambers
Billy Larson
St Martha's Guild Holds Meeting and Dedicates Goblets
St Martha's Guild met in the guild rooms on Friday afternoon with Mrs L G Lowe newly elected president presiding. Rev J M McKenzie of Grand Island spoke after the business session following a mission at Christchurch. He presented retiring president Mrs John McCleneghan with amber goblets. Hostesses were Mesdames A K Greenlee and John McCleneghan.
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St. Martha’s Guild
L. G. Lowe
J. M. McKenzie
Grand Island
Christchurch
Indies
John McCleneghan
Guild
A. K. Greenlee
Hahler Heads to Kansas City for Auto Show
Joseph Hahler left by auto for Kansas City Missouri Sunday to attend the automobile show. The Kansas City show is said to be one of the best held in the United States.
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Joseph Hahler
Kansas City
Missouri
United States
Illustrated lecture at Armory by former Red Cross nurse
Mrs. Katherine DePauly a former Red Cross nurse from Vienna will present an illustrated moving picture lecture at the Tobin opera house Sidney on Sunday February 20 at 8:00 pm. She will be assisted by her mother and uses a working moving picture machine. The show covers the Lutheran Physical Culture home life in Austria the home for sick children and the life of Austrians before and after the war with mountain scenes and Vienna arts. A silver collection will be taken and proceeds go to support children’s health efforts in Vienna. No admission charged.
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Armory
RED Cross
Katherine DePauly
Vienna
Austria
Tobin Opera House
Sidney
Farms Dairy Adds Line to Dairy Products Output
Farms Dairy announces a new line of soft cheese specialties including cottage cheese pimento club Philadelphia cream and pimento neufchatel. E L Yetty, expert in cheese products, will lead the new department after experience at a Lincoln firm.
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E. L. Yetty
Lincoln
City
the Farms Dairy
A. BE. Wright
Farms Dairy
Philadelphia
Pimento Neufehatel
Nebraska farmers apply for Clark McNary trees at Lincoln
Applications for trees to be distributed to farmers this spring under the Clark McNary Act are arriving at the state agricultural college in Lincoln at a rapid pace. Mail brings 20 to 50 forms daily as counties previously served seek more stock. orders are filled as received, with trees costing farmers only handling and shipping expenses.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln Whick
Sidney residents attend Lincoln hearing on proposed experimental farm
C. P. Chambers F. N. Slawson M. W. Osborn and Dan Campbell were among Sidney people at Lincoln Monday attending the hearing in the interest of the proposed experimental farm.
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C. P. Chambers
F. N. Slawson
M. W. Osborn
Dan Campbell
Sidney
Lincoln
McKay Ships 250 Cattle to Nebraska Outlook Bright
FE C McKay sent 250 head of choice cattle to eastern Nebraska last week. He reports the cattle business showing a very bright outlook.
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FE. C. McKay
Nebraska
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Taylor Hospital
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Sinefla
Iast
Vernon McManus
D. Slayter
Slayter Auto, Company
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Hubert Bockstadter
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M. R. Cherry
Hamilton County
Leonard Freeburg
Cherry
Bentley Place
Vaclav Klein
Texas
Frances Willard Kensington
C. J. Osborn
Peters & Minehan
Col. C. P. Millett
B. L. Walker
Sidney Motor Saites Company
Mr. Walker
de Molay
J.F. Killham
Sidney Draw
Stephen Wilburn
Douglas
Wye
Mr. Wilburn
Cheyenmne County
Big Horn
A. J. Hepner
Leon Fine
Sam Fine
Mr. Hepner
Denver
Mr. Fine
Billy Miles
Miles
Roy L. Campbell
Cummings
Frank Whitelock
California
Whitelock
Kiwanis
Krlsociety
Phyllis Corbett
Masonic Lodge
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Welworth
Iseble
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