Social Roundup Hits Sidney and Nearby Towns
Ruth Karvanek of Cheyenne visits relatives in Sidney amid a busy week of local movers. Mrs Jim Booth of Sunol shops in Sidney while Miss Mildred Dickenson also of Sunol makes a Sidney purchase. Judge Marty Tewell spends time at Fort Omaha in the Judge Advocate General office. Local visitors Elmer Martin George Young and G H Worth from Dalton join Sidney’s scene with other travelers from Lodge Pole and Stamford. Doctor McGillicuddy’s daughter Miss Valentine McGillicuddy passes through Sidney en route to Europe. The Stamford group dines with Tom Hawkins as crops in Cheyenne county draw praise for fertile land and wide fields.
Society Notes on Dancing Party and Camp Outing
Mr. and Mrs. R. Zimmerly hosted a dancing party Saturday night with a twelve o'clock three course luncheon. Thirteen Camp Fire Girls chaperoned by Mrs. J. V. Neilson and Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson went to the Jordan ranch for a few days out ing but returned Saturday because of hail storms.
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Mrs. R. Zimmerly
J. V. Neilson
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Jordan Ranch
Mrs Blaine Grabill Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Lanham
Mrs Blaine Grabill entertained twelve guests at a one o clock bridge luncheon Friday in honor of her mother Mrs J W Lanham of Stromburg Nebr Mrs P A Barger won first prize and Mrs A S Hardy second with Mrs T Strain of Denver an out of town guest Mrs Lanham was honor guest at several social functions during her visit to her daughter
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Blaine Grabill
J. W. Lanham
Stromburg
Nebr
P. A. Barger
A. S. Hardy
T. Strain
Denver
Lanham
Shower For Mrs Olson At Episcopal Church Gathering
A wedding shower arranged by young parishioners at the Episcopal church was held Friday evening at Mrs Clarence Olson’s home. Mrs Olson received a beautiful octagonal occasional table as a bridal gift. Guests enjoyed the evening’s entertainment.
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Olson
Episcopal Church
Clarence Olson
Miss Virginia Daniels Hosts Eighteenth Birthday Bridge Luncheon
Miss Virginia Daniels entertained four tables at a bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club for her eighteenth birthday. Dainty blue flowers decorated the tables. Miss Gwendolyn Jorgensen won first honors in bridge, with Miss Freda Thompson second. The event stood out as a pleasing social function of the summer.
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Virginia Daniels
Country Club
Gwendolyn Jorgensen
Freda Thompson
Bridal shower for Miss Irene Lewis to be hosted by Miss Louise Barber
In a prenuptial courtesy to Miss Irene Lewis this week, Miss Louise Barber hosts a kitchen shower Monday evening at 1484 North Twenty-fifth Street with Miss Alice Hussong performing vocal numbers and games planned. Out-of-town guests include Miss Emma Novy of Ravenna Miss Cecil Jones of Sidney and Mrs A C Dyer of Ashland. Miss Lewis hosts dinner for eight Tuesday evening at 3141 Holdrege Street to honor her bridal party.
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Irene Lewis
Louise Barber
North Twenty-fifth Street
Alice Hussong
Emma Novy
Ravenna
Cecil Jones
Sidney
A. C Dyer
Ashland
Lewis
Sidney Priest Assists With Cathedral Dedication
Reverend Anton Link returned Friday morning from Grand Island where he helped in the consecration services of the Catholic Cathedral. The cathedral’s consecration signals the building is debt free, reflecting Bishop James A. Duffey and parishioners’ finances. Two cathedrals west of the Mississippi had been consecrated before this one, at St. Louis and Denver. Dignitaries included Cardinal Hayes of New York and Archbishop Keane of Dubuque, among nineteen bishops and over a hundred priests. About fifteen hundred attended the day’s ceremonies and the inaugural recital featured Miss Mary Downey of New York at the new Reuter organ in the cathedral.
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Anton Link
Grand Island
James A. Duffey
Mississippi
St. Louis
Denver
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Archbishop Keane
Dubuque
Reuter Organ
Mary Downey
Aged Dalton Resident Died After Brief Illness at Son's Home
Joel B. Carter longtime resident of Dalton died at his son B L Carter's home after a brief illness. Born February 16 1845 in southeastern Ohio he lived in Iowa Kansas and finally Dalton moving with his trades as a carpenter. Survived by sons B L Carter and James Elton Carter and Clyde Carter a daughter died young. Funeral held Saturday at Dalton Presbyterian Church burial in Dalton cemetery.
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B L. Carter
Dalton
Mr. Carter
Grandpa
Carter
Southeastern
Ohio
Dartington
Windis
Missouri
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Iowa
Madison County
Wilsey
Kansas
Julia Osborn
B. L. Carter
James Elton Carter
Des Moines
Clyde Carter
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Civil Legion Committees Attend Candidate Notifications
Civil Legion committees will attend the notification ceremonies for Hoover and Smith. Both nominees belong to the nonpartisan group, whose members served in Civil capacities during WWI but were denied wearing the uniform. Notables include Keith Neville on the National Board of War Governors and Dr. A. J. Ames and C. P. Chambers on the State Committee.
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Civil Legion
Herbert Hoover
Smith
The
Keith Neville
National Board of War Governors
A. J. Ames
Potter
C. P. Chambers
Sidney
Child Bitten by Dog
Evelyn Kastens, four, was badly bitten Monday while playing with a dog. Dr. Hibberd treated her and sent the dog's head to Chicago for rabies testing. Lodge Pole Express.
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Evelyn Kastens
Dr. Hibberd
Chicago
Lodge Pole Express
Supreme Court Amends Bank Case Ruling for Guaranty Fund
The Supreme Court issued an opinion last week clarifying liability rules for the guaranty fund in failed state bank cases. It reversed in part and affirmed in part the Cheyenne county district court ruling in the Omaha National Bank and State Bank of Potter claims. The decision holds that deposits funded by a stockholder loan used to aid a failed bank are not payable from the fund, while funds collected for a customer and credited to them remain collectible against the fund unless a loan was intended. It also grants a prior lien to proceeds held in trust for a collector bank, if augmented assets can be traced to the receiver. Result: the fund covers about $4,400 and denies about $4,000 in claims.
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Omaha National Bank State Bank of
Potter
Higher Court
Cheyenne County District Court
Supreme Court
Guaranty Fund
Jordan Electric Shoppe Out to Cool Off City
The Jordan Electric Shoppe in Sidney promotes Westinghouse electric fans for homes and businesses with a large stock and models to suit every need. Special inducements are offered during the campaign, and the store also handles a range of labor saving electrical devices for hot weather. A Telegraph Want-Ad will sell it.
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Jordan Electric
Sidney
Westinghouse
Jordan Agency
Jordan
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