Birthday toast and club teas honor local residents
Mrs Merle Billeter and Miss Beulah Billeter hosted a chop suey dinner Sunday night at the former home honoring Lucile Billeter on her birthday with guests Miss Doris Tutt Roy Thomas Harold Thomas Joe Zimola and Merle Billeter Also Mrs Lavern Thomas held a bridge party Wednesday night for young Les Huits filles with guests Carolyn Kennedy Lucile Hardy Thelma Ladegard Reena Fitter Frances Goodwin and Mrs Rc Barker awards went to Mrs Barker Miss Catherine Jones and Miss Fuller Delta Dek club entertained Dr and Mrs Scherrerd at a seven oclock dinner and bridge at their Union Pacific hotel with prizes to Mrs E S Stokes and Mr Stokes A dinner at Miss Valeska Neubauer s Tuesday honored Marion and Arcis Bassett of Denver and Miss Dorothy Gould of Paterson New Jersey and Miss Emily Gould Also Mrs Kepler hosted members of Dutch Treat club at the Country Club with a one oclock luncheon and bridge Fourth of July themed table setting Mrs McNish won high score with Mrs A J Jorgenson and Mrs J H Heinlein receiving club honors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Billeter
Beulah Billeter
Lucile Billeter
Doris Tutt
Roy Thomas
Harold Thomas
Joe Zimola
Delta Dek Club
E .&. Snerrerd
Union Pacific
Sherrerd
J. H O'Neil
E. S. Stokes
Stokes
Valeska Neubauer
Marion and
Arcis Bassett
Denver
Dorothy Gould
Paterson
N. J
Emily Gould
Kepler
Clara McNish
Lincoln
R P Kepler
Country Club
McNish
A. J. Jorgenson
J. H. Heinlein
Mrs Rush hosts bridge luncheon and prizes awarded
Mrs C C Rush hosted a Wednesday bridge luncheon for the Wednesday Bridge club with special guests Mrs W D Harte and Mrs George Mulets. Miss Grace McIntosh won high score and Mrs M H Allen took the traveling prize at the Rush home after a one o'clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel. A picnic supper at Legion park drew about fifty from Renoskah Kensington and families. An annual lawn party at Roy Liggett’s garden for CA West store employees featured colored lights, a dinner for eighteen, ideal weather, and a showplace setting in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Rush
W. D Harte
George Mulets
Union Pacific
Rush
Grace McIntosh
M. H. Allen
Legion Park
Renoskah Kensington
Roy Liggett
Liggett
Ca.west
Sidney
Wedding and club notices fill Sidney week
Mrs C S Radcliffe hosted eight ladies at an 8:30 breakfast in the Union Pacific hotel with guests from the local book club and Mrs Clara McNish of Lincoln. The group met at Radcliffe’s home for study, reviewing Ladies of the Press, and began reading The Years by Virginia Woolf. A Julesburg wedding united Mrs Mayme French Jones of Sidney and William F. Leslie of Julesburg with Rev. Bales officiating. The couple will reside in Julesburg after a Denver trip. Mrs Leslie keeps business ties in Sidney. Other society notices cover Eastern Star Kensington, Entre Nous bridge luncheon, a farewell shower for Mrs E H Biggs, and a silver wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rexroth with 36 relatives and friends attending. A detailed railroad car feature describes the Forty-niner train with names tied to California history and precise schedule times for Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S Radcliffe
Union Pacific
Book Club
Clara McNish
Lincoln
Radcliffe
J. T. McIntosh
Virginia Woolf
George Thompson
Julesburg
Mayme French Jones
Sidney
William F. Leslie
Bales
The
Christian Church
Thompson
Leon Fine
A. J. Hepner
Leslie
Cheyenne County Credit Bureau
Julsburg
Denver
T. E. Kokser
A. J. Jorgenson
Biggs
David Elis
E H. Biggs
Methodist Kensington
Ray Rexroth
Bertha Rexroth
Fremont
Oscar Olson
Padroni
Colo
Albert Hink
Earl] Ellis
Fred Beschukte
Lodge Pole
Howard Chrstensen
Chappell
Martin Christensen
August Christensen
John Theis
Louis Niebaum
Albert Peltzer
Henry Niebaum
Delma Donaldson
Rexroth
Forty-Niner To Open Its Run Next Month
The Forty-niner, a streamlined pullman train, to run San Francisco to Chicago. Jointly operated by Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Chicago & Northwestern. Beginning July 8 from Chicago and July 11 from San Francisco. Five round trips per month with extra fare service every three days. Eight cars air conditioned with 117 seats. High speed steam locomotives power the train. Eastbound 49 hours, westbound 50 hours 42 minutes. New two car rear unit as a feature of equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Diers Recommended For Bluffs Postoffice
The civil service commission announced Bernard M. Diers has been certified to the post office department as eligible for appointment to a Bluffs, postoffice position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diers
Bluffs
The
Civil Service Commission
Bernard M. Diers
Postoffice Department
Postmaster Exam Controversy Reported in Scottsbluff
The local post office in Scottsbluff faced a contested competitive examination with candidates Cleveland and Diers involved. Officials declined to comment as the commission reviewed the proceedings and certification details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluft
Cleveland
Diers
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Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Victor McLaglen
Twentieth Century-Fox
Fox Theatre
Michael O'Halloran
Wednesday Bridge Club
Les Huit Filles Club
Ida Cox
Queen of the Blues
Victor Recording Orchestra
Harlem
Dame May Whitty
Madge Evang
Lewis Stone
Elissa Landi
Thomas Beck
Uncle Ezra
O. E. S. Kensington
L. L. Christy
Carl Jones
Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Club
Entre Nous Club
F O Burgess
Grace McInsh
A.S Hardy
Bridge
T S Stokes
Burgess
Fortyniner
Corner Lake
Angels Camp
Gold Run
James Marshall
John Sutter
Joaquin Miller
Bear Flag
California Republic
California
Alene Lt
U. S
Stickneys
Sidney Nebraska
Logans Market
O. P. Skaggs
Cudahy
William Boyd
Jimmie Ellison
Iaree
George Obrien
Plains
Hollywood
Cecilia Parker
George Hirliman
Dick Tracy
Mickey Mouse
Mickey’s Amaters”’ News
Kid’s Club
Joel McCrea
Banjo
Poseo Fies Department
Officals de
Cial Goes
Dae Howe von
Robert
Taylor
Barbara
Brian Donlevy
John Carradine
Sidney Blackmer
Alan Dinehar
Wynne Gibson
Warren Hull
Michael O’halloran
Fox News
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