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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
3
A stream of local visits fills Sidney as Lee Kilgore, Irene Feldman, Gladys Sweet and others arrive or travel. Residents attend meetings, charity drives, and family trips while health updates and academic progress are noted for several residents and students.
Miss Laverna Christ hosted a bridge foursome Tuesday night at her home with guests Miss Irene Feldman of Gurley Hollis Kepler and Earl Sears. Mrs Archie Kirkpatrick entertained a Kensington foursome Tuesday afternoon at her home with guests Mrs C W Hornaday Mrs H W Ells Mrs E A Brown and Mrs Vern Livingston.
Mr and Mrs L A Pearson entertained at dinner Sunday honoring Mrs William Hope of Osceola. Also present were the hosts Mr and Mrs A J Johnson and family Lucile and Bobby Hiett and Paul and Merle Pearson.
Mrs. A. D. Greenlee presided over a Wednesday afternoon luncheon for the Jolly Dozen Kensington. All eight members attended and the event included an afternoon of needle work.
Mrs. Or. Weymouth hosted the Emanon club ladies at her Kensington home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed needlework and a pleasant lunch served by the hostess to conclude the gathering.
Mrs E J Browning welcomed L I Club members to a Tuesday night gathering at her home. Bridge games occupied three tables before a lunch. Rose Morgan took high score, with G W Frankeberger earning second prize.
Members of the Sans Souci club enjoyed a seven o'clock dinner at the country club Tuesday night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O'Neil. The red and green decor brightened the table for 16. After dinner, guests returned to the O'Neil home to play bridge where high honors were shared by Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd.
Rebekah Kensington club hosted by Mrs. Mae Rose and Miss Edna Granneman met Wednesday afternoon in the kitchen for a regular gathering. The session opened with a brief business period and the rest of the time was social with refreshments served. Special guests were Mrs. Chester Hunnicutt and Mrs. Leslie Naubauer.
Monday night the Knights of Columbus held a card party at St Patrick’s auditorium. Players enjoyed bridge and 500 with several tables in play. After games, refreshments were served by the gentlemen. Bridge prizes went to Lilian Miller and Clara Klein, 500 prizes to A J Sterling and Mary Peetz. Door prize was won by Alta Cobb.
A dinner party at the Neilsen home Wednesday night featured hosts Dr and Mrs D L Abbott Mr and Mrs Harry Petersen and Dr and Mrs G H Thompson. The evening concluded with a game of bridge.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Holm hosted an informal dinner at their home on a Wednesday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs H W Els Mr and Mrs Lester Elkington Mrs C W Hornaday Miss Rose McFadden and Miss Grace McFadden. After dinner the group enjoyed playing brides.
Miss Florence Parks hosted a Kings Daughters regular meeting at her home on Monday afternoon. The entire session focused on business interests of the organization, followed by a one o'clock luncheon at the Union Pacific.
The domestic science class hosted dinners for multiple guests including Mr. and Mrs. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Slawson, and other couples. G. N. B. society at Episcopal church elected officers Lomila McCleneghan president Hester Wall secretary Phyllis Corbett treasurer. Bridge and Keystone class events featured social hours prizes. Country club hosted monthly bridge luncheon and midwinter dinner with new officers and numerous prize winners. Mrs Krause honored at a surprise gathering hosted by friends.
A farewell gathering honored Mrs Krause as she and Mr Krause prepare to move to Hastings. Guests included Miss Clara Klein Evelyn Doran Bernice Kelly and several ladies. A bridge diversion and a fine lunch concluded the event. Royal Neighbors Kensington met for a monthly gathering with a covered dish luncheon and study review led by Mrs A E Tanner.
St Patricks academy defeated Sunol Tuesday 16 to 7 in a slow offensive game. Filbin and N. Loebe led St Pats with scoring bursts while R. Oliverius was Sunol’s sole player to hit field goals against stout St Pats defense. The box score follows.
Sidney Red Devils swamp Sunol town team 50 to 19 Tuesday night at the junior high school. Thomas scored 23 points, leaders Mitchell, Dodds, Lane, Adams, Roth and Simerson aided a high scoring offense. Sunol’s Miller Lindley Seda Glassburn Lindley contributed but fell short as Sidney builds season high in Western Nebraska play.
No important changes at Liberty State bank since last Saturday's depositors meeting. An advisory committee meets this afternoon and members are ready to take action on the bank's future. Officials expect definite steps within the next few days.
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