Sidney Local News Roundup Highlights Narrow Commerce and Health Updates
J M Kreader drives a new sedan as local business visits and travel span Dalton to Sidney. Mrs Hatcher remains ill with flu while Mrs Haber is seriously ill and hospitalized. Numerous residents make New Year trips to Cheyenne Denver and Omaha. several visitors attend dances, nursing duties, or attend to business. Odd Fellows meet. various residents relocate or take jobs, and hospital patients are noted with regional health advisories and long distance calls.
Judge Oberfelder Finishes Midwest Trip Home
Judge Joseph Oberfelder returned home Monday from a trip through Illinois and Missouri. He attended the Nebraska Bar Association meeting in Omaha on his route home.
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Joseph Oberfelder
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska Bar Association
Omaha
Johnsons make business trip to North Platte Julesburg
G A Johnson traveled on a business trip to North Platte and Julesburg on Monday with his children Edgar and Dorothea. On Wednesday he continued to South Dakota for further business.
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North Platte
Julesburg
Edgar
Dorothea
Mrs W P Miles Returns From Omaha Hospital Visit
Mrs. W. P. Miles came back from Omaha where she visited her husband, patient at St. Joseph hospital. She reports Mr. Miles expects to be home within a few days.
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Omaha
Sarah Goodwin
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Society Notes Highlight New Year Socials and Events
Mr and Mrs Roy Depew hosted New Year dinner guests with Mr and Mrs A K Anderson. Sunday dinner at a ranch near Sidney honored cousins Harry Luther Lucille and Kenneth Luther of Orleans and Ed Luther and Katherine Smith of Sterling. A bridge party at the Hahlers featured a midnight toast and a group including Rush Patrowsky Maher Collins and Misses Walsh Sweet Hahler. Senior Epworth League held a watch party at the Methodist church basement New Year’s Eve. Miss Helen Zalesky hosted a New Year’s Eve party with Miss Margaret Craig winning first prize in cards and a late lunch at 11 o’clock. Guests included Floy Thayer Helen Johnson Upt egre, Harriet Mantor Josephine Wolfe Marjorie Talbert Clara Thieman Eleanor Walker Imogene Mowrer and Margaret Craig.
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P J. Helfrich
Thier Ranch
Sidney
Harry J. Luther
Lucille and
Kenneth Luther
Orleans
Ed Luther
Katherine Smith
Sterling
Joe Hahler
C. C. Rush
L. Patrowsky
T. E. Maher
Max Collins
Rose Walsh
Gladys Sweet
Katherine Hahler
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Mary Hart
Jeanette Dodds
Elaine Hiett
Frank Wait
Helen Zalesky
Margaret Craig
Eleanor Jane Walker
Floy Thayer
Helen Jane Johnson
Margaret Uptegrove
Harriet Mantor
Josephine Wolfe
Marjorie Talbert
New Year Eve Party Hosted by Dodds Family
Joe Dodds entertained twenty boys and girls at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs E B Dodds on New Year's eve. Dancing and bridge prevailed until midnight when a delicious lunch was served.
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Joe Dodds
E. B. Dodds
Family Dinner Hosts Welcome Guests at Burgess Home
Mr and Mrs F O Burgess hosted a New Year dinner for Mr and Mrs Max Critchfield and daughter Maxine of Indianapolis, and Mr and Mrs G H Doran along with Mr and Mrs W H Burgess, at their home.
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Max Critchfield
Maxine
Indianapolis
F. O. Burgess
G. H. Doran
W. H. Burgess
West End club hosts bridge night at Union Pacific hotel
Dr and Mrs F A Barger hosted the West End club Tuesday night at the Union Pacific hotel for dinner then bridge at the Bargers home. Prize winners were Mrs Guy V Dorar for ladies and A B Hardy for gentlemen. Mr and Mrs J O Johnson attended as guests.
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West End Club
F. A. Barger
Union Pacific
Barger
Guy V. Dorar
A. 8. Hardy
J. O. Johnson
Mrs McNish Hosts New Year Dinner Party
Mrs Clara McNish was hostess at dinner at her home on New Year's day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mack Radcliffe, Mr and Mrs Clayton Radcliffe and family, and Mr and Mrs L G Lowe with sons Jack, Bill, and Sam.
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McNish
Clara McNish
Mack Radcliffe
Clayton Radcliffe
L. G. Lowe
Jack
Bill
Sam
Evening Dinner Hosted by Ells for Local Residents
Mr and Mrs David E Ells entertained at seven oclock Monday night at their home for Mr and Mrs Roy Depew Dr and Mrs G H Thompson and Mr and Mrs Hugh Slawson and family. Bridge was the diversion of the evening.
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David E. Ells
Roy Depew
G. H. Thompson
Hugh Slawson
Bridge
Family Dinner At Union Pacific Hotel Honors McIntosh Family
A New Year’s Eve family dinner at the Union Pacific hotel celebrated Mrs. James J. McIntosh and daughter Grace, with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McIntosh and son James, Mr. and Mrs. McKinley McIntosh and the Misses Grace and Rose McFadden, and George Taylor.
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J. T. McIntosh
Union Pacific
James J. McIintosh
Grace
J. L. McIntosh
James
McKinley McIntosh
Rose McFadden
George Taylor
Dinner Guests On New Year At Lodge Pole Home
Mr and Mrs W B Jewett and son Jack and Mr and Mrs Wm Collins of Gurley were dinner guests on New Year’s day of Mr and Mrs A B Per singer at their Lodge Pole home.
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H. M. Hunt
Ogallala
Harold Rowan
Gurley
C. W. Theal
Leslie Neubauer
Marius Christensen
Fred Lahmkuh
Lodge Pole
W. B. Jewett
Jack
Wm. Collins
A. B. Persinger
Eleanor Walker Dinner Party Honors Eleanor Jane
Mrs. B. L. Walker hosted a Wednesday night dinner at her home to honor her daughter Eleanor Jane. Yellow and white decor brightened the table while pro gressive rock provided entertainment won by Miss Julia Bicknell with Harriet Mantor as consolation. Guests included Margaret Uptegrove Helen Jane Johnson Harriet Mantor Mary Adele Brill Lois Hardy Floy Thayer Josephine Wolfe Imogene Mowrer Helen Zalesky Julia Bicknell Joan Bicknell Gretchen Barlow Slumber Party followed New Year’s Eve with bridge dancing and a midnight lunch. Ada Gerard hosted a group of girls for the night and breakfast at a local cafe the next morning with Fern Riggs Frances McDaniel Jean McIntosh Kathryn Livoni Gwen dolyn Jorgenson Charlotte Goodale and Mary Lou Moran of North Platte as house guest.
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Eleanor Walker
B. L. Walker
Eleanor Jane
Julia Bicknell
Harriet Mantor
Margaret Uptegrove
Helen Jane Johnson
Mary Adele Brill
Lois Hardy
Floy Thayer
Josephine Wolfe
Imogene Mowrer
Helen Zalesky
Joan Bicknell
Gretchen Barlow
Ada Gerard
Miss Gerard
Fern Riggs
Frances McDaniel
Jean McIntosh
Kathryn Livoni
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Charlotte Goodale
Mary Lou Moran
North Platte
Livoni
Card of Thanks for Anna Lingwall
We express appreciation to friends for kindness and sympathy shown in illness and death of our mother Anna Lingwall and for beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Mack Peetz and Mr. and Mrs. John Lingwall and Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Lingwall.
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Anna Lingwall
Mack Peetz
John Lingwall
P. O. Lingwall
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Alta Cobb
J. M. Kreader
Dalton Vicinity
Leo Osborn
Bridgeport
M. McGrale of
Chappell
S. P. Jensen of
Dennis Walsh
Meadow Lawn
Sidney Wednesday
J. R. Haber
Carlson Hospital
Herman Schroeder
Harold
Cheyenne
Arthur Larson
Geneva
Dalton
R. P. Kepler
Byron Leonard
Denver
East Denver High School
Carl Baker
Daugher
Mabel
Devon A. Pratt
Taylor Hospital
Frank Mintken
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. L. Tewell
William
Wyoming
F. J. Freytag
Winner, L. BD
Madeline
John Fish
Kimball
Joe Pullen
Virginia Barlow
A. A. Buckingham
Claribelle Swartz
Republic
Kan
H. F. Freytag
Hardy Hall
Donald Costello
Doris Claire Long
C. A. Long
Clara Portrey
Frank Fisher
Scottsbluff
George Mulets
Mary Maher
Wm Malcom
Lloyd Harm
Sidney Exchange
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ed Leighton
Overland
Leighton
Raymond Parks
Mr. Parks
Mulets
Dan Theobald
Ohiona
Mrs. Theobald
Edward Furer
Cheyenne County
Henry Worden
Zelena
Ann Breternitz
LeGrande Worden
Charles Marcott
Fort Collins
Caroline van Auken
Jordan Electric
Chicago
H. H Batey
Colorado
Batey
Purina Mills
St. Louis
Rebekah Lodge J
Ruth Frickey
Prickey
Anna Wright
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers Association
Nebraska
S. Z. Williamson
Fifth St. Albion
Nebr
J. J. Heck
California
Heck
American Express Company
Mrs
A. K. Anderson
Learance Coats
Velma
Norma
Ragola
Velour de Nord
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