Sidney residents flood Denver for stock show week
Local residents and visitors from Sidney travel to Denver for the annual stock show. Among those attending are Al Bauers, Merle Houge, Hubert Fuller, G. B. Radcliffe, Nora Tarpenning, and many others. Events include business in Denver, family visits, and illness updates, with several local figures from Sidney and nearby towns noted for travel and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bauers
Denver
Merle Houge
Mearning
Hubert Fuller
G. 8. Radcliffe
Nora Tarpenning
A. J. Jorgenson
Fred Stuht
Sidney
L. P. Houge
Mildred
Social Club Meetings and Bridge Events Featured in Local Notes
A sequence of social gatherings is recorded, including the Secen TV Girls Friendly society dinner at Mrs. J. C. McNish home with Misses Audrey Howard Freda Thompson and Elaine Hiett serving. The West End club held a dinner and bridge at the Country club and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Uptegrove hosted. Prizes went to Mrs. J. A. Bentley and Mrs. E. L. Hyde. Other gatherings include a one o clock bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. P. Kepler, W. M. B. club meeting with few members due to weather, and a T. O. B. club bridge dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Polk. High scores awarded to several members. The Music and Literary departments of the Woman's club met with varied programs showcasing younger Sidney talent, including readings on Books for the Junior Library and Rubenstein life, and musical performances by local girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
E. L. Uptegrove
A. E. Phelps
W. W. Jordan
R. P. Kepler
J. A. Bentley
E. L. Hyde
W. M. B. Club
C. B. Kinton
Mc. Manus
Woman's Club
J. W. Johnson
G. F. Liebendorfer
Sidney
Rubenstein
Helen Doran
Jean McIntosh
Clark
Angel
Virginia
Helen Jane Johnson
Virginia Barlow
Series of tea parties by Christian Church ladies
A sequence of ten cent tea parties hosted by Christian Church women blends social activity with charity work. Recent events featured role play of a country school, with Mrs Frank Baker portraying a stern teacher and county officials as visiting guests. Each gathering ends with light refreshments as plans resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Frank Baker
Bicknell
R. M. Adams
Fred Stowe
W. A. Harp
E. V. Hiett
Ruth Burnham
Community Notes From Gurley and Nearby Areas
Local residents update on health with Gurley Activities noting Mrs. Roy Ellington improving. Mrs. Leslie Wiseman returns home from Laramie after visiting the B L Walker family. Residents travel to Denver and Columbus for talks and conventions. Families host dinners and moves include Harry Thompson relocating to the Paul Collart farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ellington
Leslie Wiseman
Laramie
Wyo
B. L. Walker
John Weyerts
Herman Jurgens
Frank Morey
Denver
Kaub
Sidney
M. E
Carl Christ
Charles Welton
Sundl
Charles Gathman J
Walter Gathman
Peetz
Colorado
Charles Semerad
Albert Christensen
Eva
Etta
Ella
Carl Christensen
P. B. Mack
Carl Christy
Columbus
G. B. Wookey
Horace Sanders
Paul Collart
A. E. Westover
Frank and
Lloyd
Harry Thompson
Odd Fellows Lodge Celebrates Founder Thomas Wildey Birthday
Sidney lodge No. 91 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows marked founder Thomas Wildey’s birthday with an 8 pm debate on fixed sick benefits, an Open Forum, and a banquet at Commercial cafe. Rev. L. N. Kaub spoke for the affirmative and Rev. J. C. Bicknell for the negative, followed by songs and fraternal revelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lodge No. 91
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellows Hall
L. N. Kaub
J. C. Bicknell
Sidney Lodge
Sunny Side Smiles Haunt Nebraska Community Notes
Local residents share visits and quick trips across Peetz Colorado Rathbun Holmes. Families Omel Theis and Hern bloom discuss weekend calls. Virgil Hern bloom undergoes appendectomy in North Platte and recovers well. Race at Chappell saw Ford mileage participants Wiegers and Hern bloom perform strong runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Linde
Peetz
Colo
Will Thurow
Rathbun
L. K
Harry Lee
John Johnson
Denver
Chris Lee
Walter Wiegers
Morris Hernbloom
Chappell
Morris
Richard Hernbloom
North Platte
Virgil
Mrs. Hernbloom
Telegraph subscription pitch offers twice weekly news
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to The Telegraph for news delivered twice weekly. The item emphasizes frequent updates and consistent coverage, aiming to attract new subscribers with the promise of regular reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
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B. J. Bates
Lodge Pole
George Irwin
Bridgeport
W. H. Wiker
Kimball
Margaret Beard
Claude Goldiing
Co. M. Chick
Bert Steele
Ted Leonard
W. R. Weeden
M. W. Dimery
O. H. Woods
Buck Beltzer
Grand Island Loan & Trust Company
Grand Island
Potter
Joseph Oberfelder
Wyoming
John J. Brown
Dalton District
H. B. Thomas
Garden Grove
D. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
E. J. Farrell
Chester
Nebr
Forrell
F. C. Harmsen
Alma
Dix
Mr. Harmsen
Arthur Larsen
Elmer Hughes
W. F. Thomsen
Lancaster
Calif
Grover Larsen
Gurley
Clarence Perry
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Perrys
F. W. Forsdick
Nampa
Idaho
Freytag
J. S. Forsdick
Oberlin
Kansas
Mr. Forsdick
H. F. Freytag
Howard Kennedy
Caroline
Sterling
Sterling Hospital
Oracle
Cora D. Barlow
Helen Lydiatt
Vena Carter
Afrs. Crose
Ollie Waller
Dora Brown
Nell Melton
Ass't
Myrtle Huffman
Inner Sentinel
Mrs. Hofer
Outer Sentinel
Eliza Meyer
Sidney Optometrist
Clinic of Optometrists
Omaha
M. T. Brethower
Mason & Brethower
Star Car
Walter Robbins
Mels Olson
Clarence
Miss Anna
Carl Olson
W. H. Peck
Fort Collins
City
Green Water Production Company
W. F. Thomson
Dorothy
Callif
Weyerts
Ludwig Larsen
Thomsens
Roy Campbell
Dalton Territory
South Divide
Mr. Campbell
Dalton
Secen TV
R. E. L. Jackson
Gurley Activities
LODGE
Commercial Cafe
E. J. Leonard
Wiker Wand
Piggly Wiggly Meat Market
U. S
Swift
H. A. Krumm, Mer
A. J. Doren & Company Furniture
Linoleums
Iani Nel Abn
Suede
Bolivia
Monte
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