Sidney News Highlights Personal Travels and Local Events
J A Perkins, J C Rosse, and Albert Davis of Bridgeport left for Lincoln to attend a three day salesmen school with Security Mutual Life Insurance and will return Sunday. J C Johnson departed for Omaha then Los Angeles on business. A W Bundy of Allis Chalmers toured Harrisburg with spouse and son visiting the Peterson home. Mrs. Catherine Phelps returned from Omaha. George W Vesika and Dorothy Rocker of Lodge Pole wed. Sidney residents attended a Dalton bridge party hosted by Clara Ewing and others. Rev Anton Link addressed the Lions Club on The Price of Intolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Perkins
J. C. Rosse
Albert Davis
Bridgeport
Lincoln
the Security Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sidney
Dalton
Clara Ewing
A. W. Bundy
Rhody Bridenstine
Eugene Davis
Helen Johnson
Loretta Frandsen
Florence Bloome
Glen Francis
Notable Cheyenne Visit Ties to Sidney Past Businesses
Dr W T Kahse pastor of Trinity Lutheran spent a Tuesday in Cheyenne on business duties. He traveled with Mrs Kahse and Mrs F G Griffith and lodged with Mrs John Brown, once of Sidney, who ran the Union Pacific hotel. The Browns later moved to Cheyenne and Mr Brown managed the Interocean hotel until its fire. The party also met Mrs Joseph Wasserman and Mrs Chet Miller, former Sidney residents, and called on Mr and Mrs W H Edwards at Pine Bluffs, longtime Sidney locals. A beauty operator Ruby Empfield of Calloway will run Nieta’s beauty shop at Greenlees store while Nieta Raecke is away. Miss Margaret Cunningham hosted dinner for Miss Helen Zalizky and Miss Agnes Filbin. Alize Reindorff of Harrington, Colo., a former Sidney resident, visits as a house guest of Mrs Foster. Reisdorff’s parents run the Harrington hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Kahse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cheyenne
Kahse
F.G. Griffith
John Brown
Sidney
Mrs. Brown
Union Pacific
Brown
Interocean
Joseph Wasserman
Chet Miller
W. H. Edwards
Pine Bluffs
Ruby Empfield
Calloway
Sweeteeee
Council Bluffs
Alize Reindorff
Harrington, Colo
Foster Cok
Miss Reisdorf
Wh. Om
J. P. Resdorff
Harrington
Sidney Notices of Visits and Family Events
Mrs Martha OConnell of asta S D is a house guest of her deug tes Mrs C C Rush Mrs OConnell arrived Wednesday night and will be here indefinitely Mr and Mrs Paul Reimers of Peetz announce the arrival of a daughter at Taylor hospital Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Jess Prebley and two sons of St Edwards arrived Monday for a week's visit at the home of the latter's parents Mrs Ella Thorpe head of Greenlees dry goods has been confined to her apartment since Wednesday due to illness Mr and Mrs Clifford Bernhardt of McCook visited Friday evening to Monday with friends here Mr Bernhardt an employee of Northwestern Bell was a Sidney resident William Heckathorn Jr manager of Columbine company returned Wednesday from Denver on a business trip Mrs D W Predmore of Broken Bow arrived before part of the week to visit her daughter Mrs Nella Raecke Funston Cook arrived in Sidney Tuesday from Fort Warren where he had just completed a three year army term and will resume residence in Sidney Mrs L D Mason left Tuesday for New York called by the death of her sister Mason and baby son joined Mr Mason at the local airport after leaving New York her sister had a cold that turned to pneumonia causing death MO Eells assistant manager of Montgomery Ward visited with friends at Grand Island over the weekend Mrs C W Kreager of Crook Colo was a Sidney visitor yesterday Mrs Henry Van Valkenburg of Lexington arrived Wednesday night for several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Jd Curless Mrs Orgin Golden submitted to a minor operation at Roche hospital Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L D. Mason
New York
Mrs Sexton Ahim Homeward From Roche Hospital
Mrs Sexton Ahim of Dalton was released Thursday after a two week hospital stay for a major operation. She had been a patient at Roche hospital while recuperating and returned to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton Ahim
Dalton
Roche Hospital
Lumber firm manager returns from long Midwest trip
G. B. Wookey, manager of the Cheyenne County Lumber company, came back Saturday night after a nearly three week business trip to Iowa and Indiana. He was accompanied by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Wookey
Cheyenne County
Iown
Illinois
Indiana
Crawford Relative Visits Furer Home
Mrs Hazel Harness of Crawford arrives Wednesday night and will spend several days visiting the Furer household, cousin to Mrs Edward Furer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Harness
Crawford
Edward Furer
Furer
Powell family attends Gerlach funeral in Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Powell and their son Dickie traveled to Harrison on Wednesday afternoon for George Gerlach's funeral held Thursday. Accompanying them were Mrs. A. B. Cope and her son Sterling of Geneva and Dean Snethen of Lincoln. Mrs. Cope is Mrs. Gerlach's sister and Snethen is her brother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Powell
Dickie
Harrison
George Gerlach
A. B. Cope
Sterling
Geneva
Dean Snethen
Lincoln
Gerlach
Patricia Osborn Absent From School for Rheumatism
Patricia, eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Osborn, has been out of school several days due to rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Jess Osborn
White and Gordon Visit Kimbell on Exchange Mission
F. F. White and Jess Gordon of the local telephone exchange spent Wednesday at Kimbell on a business mission. White is supervising the Kimbell exchange during the supervisor's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. White
Jess Gordon
Lrcat Telephone Exchange
Kimbell
Mr. White
Svanceer
Denver youth visiting Mann family this week
Cramer Wann of Denver is spending the week at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mann and with his sister Mrs Ix Agnew and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer Wann
Denver
Fletcher Mann
Agnew
Miss Callehan Visits Sidney for Lodge Work
Miss Stella Callehan of Scattenlulf district supervisor of the icdman Circle arrived in Sidney Tuesday and will remain through the week to promote lodge activities. She visits flucy monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Callehan
Scattenlulf
Sidney
Miss Callehan
Flucy
Local Attorney Makes Charwell and Julesburg Trip
Attorney H. R. Heaton traveled Wednesday to Charwell and Julesburg on legal business. Mr and Mrs Albert Ruttner of East Sunol district welcomed a daughter born at their home Wednesday night. Anton Tesar of Sunol was admitted to Roche hospital Monday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Heaton
Charwell and Julesburg
Albert, Ruttner
East Sunol District
Anton Tesar
Sunol
Roche Hospital
Society Notes from Kensington Eastern Star Meeting
O E S Kensington hosts M E Pettibone Frank Goodwin M W Osborn and Anne Gardner at Masonic club rooms for a business session and social period. Rebekah Kensington meets at Gad Fellows hall with no hostesses and lunch served covered dish style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. S. Kensington
Mesdames
M. E. Pettibone
Frank Goodwin
M. W. Osborn
Anne Gardner
Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Club
Gad Fellows Hall
Quilt Sewing Session Aids York Odd Fellows Home
An afternoon activity produced a quilt being sewn for the Odd Fellows home in York, with participants dedicating time to stitch and finish the item for shipment upon completion.
Mrs Harte Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Le Plaisir Club
Mrs. Harte presided over a one o'clock luncheon and bridge afternoon Wednesday for eight guests. Present were Le Plaisir club members and two substitutes, Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd and Mrs. J. H. O'Neil. Prize honors went to Mrs. A. D. Greenlee among club members and Mrs. O'Neil among special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte
W. D.harte
le Plaisir Club
E. S. Sherrerd
J. H. O'Neil
A. D. Greenlee
O'Neil
Meeting of St Per Petua Guild Held at Rectory
A guild meeting of St Per Petua, composed of high school girls, convened at the rectory on Wednesday evening. The program began with a buffet supper for 14, hosted by Miss Olive Bush and Betty Brewer, followed by a brief business session. The study program was omitted due to Lent church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Perpetua
Olive Bush
Betty Brewer
Miscellaneous bridge shower honors Mrs Painter
Mrs D R Raper and Mrs William Raper hosted a daytime bridge shower at Mrs D R Raper's home honoring Mrs Duavne Painter. Winners at three bridge tables were Mrs Bud Logan, Mrs A W Bundy and Mrs Houston. Dessert luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R.raper
William Raper
Duavne F Painter
Bud Logan
A. W. Bundy
Houston
Pi Mu Meets Shares Washington Birthday Musicals
Pi Mu held a Sunday afternoon meeting at the Weiand home with Elaine Wei as hostess. Kathleen Sokol presented a colonial music program, featuring piano solos and vocal duets. Contests awarded Marina Mayer top score and Merrill Babcock consolation, with Washington birthday themed decorations and guests Janine and Phyllis Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Mu
J. W. Weiand
Elaine ‘Weiand
Kathleen Sekol
Yasteat Pigglet
Cetertiah
Priccella
Peggy O
Neil
Spring Sonz
Kathteen Eckel
Love
Kattteen Sokol
Washington
Peggy C Nei
Kathleen Sokol
Marina Mayer
Cresle
W Murphy
Nahant
Leroy Rabe
Kethiesa Schol
Merina Mayer
Merril Babcock
Janine
Phyllis Babcock
Supervisor Honored by Aurora Eastern Star Chapter
Mrs. Ruby E. Coggins district supervisor of the Order of Eastern Star was guest of honor at a regular chapter meeting in Aurora. A social period and refreshments followed the session as a courtesy to Mrs. Coggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby E. Coggins
Aurora
The
Order of Eastern Star
Coggins
Kings Daughters Plan Easter Ball After Regular Meet
Kings Daughters members met with Mrs. Kenneth Lynch Monday for a routine meeting. They began plans for the Easter Monday ball the society has sponsored for years. A dessert luncheon was served at 1 30.
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Kings Daughters
Kenneth Lynch
St Marys Guild Hostess Event Highlighted
Monday evening Miss Catherine Jones presided as hostess for St Marys guild of the Episcopal church gathering. The event brought together church members for fellowship and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
Catherine ‘Jones
St. Mary's Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Miss Parks Presided at Biweekly Group Meeting
At a bi weekly gathering of the group Miss Florence Parks president presided over the business session and presented the study lesson What is the Meaning of Lent and St Matthias A social period with needle work ended the evening with lunch.
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Florence Parks
Safety First Auxiliary Hosts February Meeting at Hedgecock Home
Mrs Glen Hedgecock and Mrs Marguerite McMillen co hosted the February Safety First auxiliary meeting held Monday night at the Hedgecock home. A brief business session led by president Mrs Ed Ahrens preceded a social bridge hour during which prizes for high and second high scores were awarded to Mrs Elwood Singer and Mrs Ahrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety First Auxiliary
Glen Hedgecock
Marguerite McMillen
Safety First
Hedgecock
Ed Ahrens
Elwood Singer
Dinner Meeting Marks Washington Lincoln Birthdays
A large number of Business and Professional Woman club members attended a regular dinner meeting. The event featured patriotic decor with red, white, and blue streamers and table decorations honoring Washington and Lincoln.
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Washington
Lincoln
Emblems of safety theme at Hatchets club meeting
The program featured a stalk by Mrs. F. Wolf on the pursuit of happiness and musical numbers with Mrs. Edna Rice and the double trio of the club. The week of March 15 marks National Week of Business and Professional Women and National Safety Week with small cost emblems sold to drivers. Hostesses were Misses Helen Ayle Mildred Van Steenberg and Bessie Meenan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 4. Wolf
Edna Rice
H. W. Ells
Sidney’ Club
Helen Ayle
Mildred van, Steenberg
Bessie Meenan
Wehmillers Host Sans Souci Club Members for Dinner
Members of the Sans Souci club were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W F Wehmiller Monday night at dinner at the Union Pacific hotel at seven. Entertainment of bridge occurred at their home later. Prizes at bridge went to Mr. and Mrs E S Sherrerd and Mr. and Mrs P J Heaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehmillers
Sans Souci Club
W. F. Wehmiller
Union Pacific
E. S. Sherrerd
P. J. Heaton
Dutch Treat Club Note Describes Mrs Paul Martin Event
A fragmented report notes Mrs Paul Martin associated with a Dutch Treat Club event on an afternoon Tuesday. The text is incomplete, but suggests a remarks or social gathering context involving Mrs Paul Martin.
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Paul Martin
Dutch Treat club holds luncheon and bridge games
A one o'clock luncheon and bridge diversion were hosted at a member’s home for the Dutch Treat club. Sub guest Mrs. T. E. Kokjer attended as a substitute. High and second high scores were awarded to Mrs. R. P. Kepler and Mrs. J. A. Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Treat Club
T. E. Kokjer
R. P. Kepler
J. A. Bentley
Pre-Lenten Dance Sponsored by Altar Society Forces
A gay pre Lenten social event was held Tuesday night at St Patrick's auditorium for parish members. Ninety couples attended with Hank Barker and his orchestra providing music. The Altar Society raised a neat sum for their treasury while delivering an evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Hank Barker
Surprise Birthday Celebration for Mrs. H. R. Fuller
A group of ladies hosted a surprise Saturday afternoon at Mrs. H. R. Fuller's home to honor her birthday. Diversion by Michigan provided entertainment and guests, including Mesdames R. A. Barlow P. P. Cheff F. H. Tobin and G. v, presented a gift to the honoree.
Bridge afternoon honors at Wednesday club party
Deran Clark Fuller Rose Morgan E D Worden and Miss Virginia Bailey attended a bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs H R Heaton. Extra guests Mrs Heaton Westess Mrs Clarence Kelly and Mrs E J Morgan joined compliments to the Wednesday Bridge club. Before contests prizes went to Mrs C C Rush and Mrs R E Roche, following a one o'clock luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deran
Clark Fuller
Rose Morgan
E. D. Worden
Misses Virginia
Marjorie Ann Bailey
Heaton Westess
Clarence Kelly
E. J. Morgan
H. R. Heaton
C. C. Rush
R. E. Roche
R A Hine Ill at Central Shoe Store Manager
R A Hine, manager of The Central Shoe Store, has been ill for several days with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hine
Attorney Roland V. Rodman Visits Sidney on Legal Business
Attorney Roland V. Rodman of Kimball spent Wednesday in Sidney on legal business, meeting with clients and reviewing cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland V. Rodman
Kimball
Sidney
Fox Theatre Corntest Finishes Tonight
Deadline tonight for the Fox theatre contest. Four best stories win passes to the cent, with entries mailed to Dan Smith, manager of the ox, and no film titles repeated on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
Dan Smith
The
Harlemites Defeat Olson's Terrible Swedes In Exhibition
The Harlemites basketball team beat Olson's Terrible Swedes 48 to 41 in an extra period at the high school last night. The exhibition drew a capacity crowd and was praised as one of the best seen here, with both teams providing more basketball than in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Hest School
Lake of Fire Appears Brighter at Night in Nassau
A phosphorescent effect lights the Nassau lake as night deepens with the lake seeming to burn. Observers note the darker the night, the more brilliant the flame-like glow appears across the water.
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Nassau
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Omaha
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Calif
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Harrisburg
Walter Jackson
Mygs
E. B. Kinton
Catherine Phelps
George W. Vesika
Dorothy Rocker
Lodge Pole
R. Goldenstein
Anton Link
Lions Club
Margaret Cunningham
Ained
Helen Zalizky
Agnes Filbin
Martha O’connell
Asta, S. D
O’connell
Paul Reimers
Peetz
Taylor Hospital
Jess Prebley
St. Edwards
H. F. Straight
Ella Thorpe
Greenlees
Clifford Bernhardt
McCook
Mr. Bernhardt
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
William Heckathorn, Jr
Columbine Company
D. W. Predmore
Broken Bow
Nella Raecke
Funston Cook
Fort Warren
Cook
MO. Eells
Montgomery Ward
Grand Island
C. W. Kreager
Crook, Colo
Henry van Valkenburg
Lexington
Jd. A. Curless
Orgin Golden
Society Notes
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Home
York
FOX Avr
Pete
Ovey
Kifler
Brea
Paramount Picture
Ed “Setwpardo
Song OF the Mounties
Handsome Nelson Eddy
MGM
Marietta
Rose Marie
Mrs. Fuller
Telegraph
Seersuckers
Shantung
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