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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
4
Janet, daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Paul Martin, was admitted to Roche hospital Wednesday for medical treatment. Mrs. Frank Loebe and children, Claire and Joe, left Monday for San Bernardino, Calif., where they will make their future home.
Jean and Geraldine Hruska, children of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hruska, had tonsillectomies at Roche hospital Wednesday morning. Roy Hamilton of Brush Colorado and Alma Henry of Casper Wyoming were married Tuesday by Judge R A Barlow.
Alfred Kaus son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kaus had his tonsils removed at Taylor hospital on Tuesday morning. Gretchen Fine, guest of her aunt Mrs Leon Fine, visited with the Mortensen family at Lodge Pole over Wednesday night.
Miss Fannie Snyder of Lincoln arrived yesterday for a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs S H Snyder. Miss Jean Hood of Alamosa Colorado is a house guest of Miss Catherine Jones arriving Tuesday evening and staying several days. Lyle Carlson of the Korner Kitchen left Tuesday on a motor tour of Wyoming and Utah for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Murphy of Peoria Illinois arrived Tuesday to stay with their son J. R. Murphy and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wilson of Albion returned home after a weekend visit with their daughter Mrs. John Daniel and family.
Miss Babriela Maixner departs Dwight after a ten day stay with her cousin Joe Maresh and family.
Ellis Cass of Omaha advertising manager for the John Detre Plow company visited the local plant Tuesday. He is a former Sidney resident. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krueger and two children left Wednesday for California to make an indefinite visit with Mrs. Krueger's three brothers.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Ree came back to Denver on Wednesday after nearly a week at the home of M G Rice father of the husband.
Ellie Williams of Howells arrives for a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs George Plein. Mrs J W Weiand and Mrs R A Babcock travel to Omaha to fetch daughters after a four week music course at the state university. Various families from Centerville, Breckenridge, Saratoga, and Denver visit Sidney or return home, with news of local funeral attendance, picnics at Ruttner's dam, and farm crop notes from L P Carpenter of Hastings.
Mrs F A Martin Mrs Jerry Dendinger and Mrs Joe Dendinger of Cheyenne visited with friends here on Wednesday, sharing greetings and social time during a small town gathering.
Mr and Mrs F G Griffith and Rev and Mrs W T Kahse visited the Ebenezer home at Brush Colorado on the Fourth, sharing greetings and fellowship in a Fourth of July gathering.
Miss Nan Taylor of Kinston North Carolina is making an extended visit here with her brother Dr J R Taylor and his family during the current season.
George Masse underwent an operation for strangulated hernia at Taylor hospital early yesterday morning.
Miss Edith Martin attends summer school at Greeley Colorado and will be home today to spend the weekend.
T. L. Engle, an employee of the Columbine company, traveled to Denver on a business mission Tuesday and will not return until Sunday.
Mrs A Van Aelstyn and Mrs Don Zeller spent yesterday at Cheyenne and visited with the farmers daughter Ann.
Mrs. Clarence Perry has been confined to her home since Sunday with an attack of flu. Mrs. Paul Bundy is assisting at the C. A. West store during Mrs. Perry's absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Helfrich and Mrs. Ray Krogh with children and Miss Pauline Helfrich visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Helfrich in Sterling on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs W G Campbell and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clyde of Scottsbluff visited in Sidney Thursday morning with the former s son W W Campbell Jr and family.
Rev and Mrs Clarence Smith of Lincoln stayed with Rev and Mrs J J Sheaff over the weekend. Rev Smith serves as pastor at Hawthorn Methodist Church in Lincoln.
Joe Weber and William Potts of Fort Collins will spend the weekend in Sidney at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Weber, the former’s parents.
Mr and Mrs John Kucera of Syracuse Kansas returned home yesterday after nearly a week visiting relatives in Sunol and nearby. Mr and Mrs M D Armstrong and daughter JoDean spent the weekend at Brady with Mrs Armstrongs twin Ida Riddell and Mrs George Gerlach who had been at the Powell home. Gerlach heads back to Omaha today.
E. A. Winter of Sidney Drug left for Denver on business and plans to return today. Art Closman, off the sick list, is able to be up though not yet back to regular work. A. R. LeSueur underwent hernia surgery at Taylor hospital Wednesday morning.
The marriage of Miss Maxine Goodwin to Lavern Dwight Thomas occurred at 3 p m yesterday at the bride’s parents home with Rev J J Sheaff officiating and violin music by Carolyn Kennedy. Only family attended, 100 guests later at a reception, and the couple will reside in Sidney after a Colorado honeymoon.
Mrs. Gus Siebbert and Mrs. Bert Baker of Los Angeles called on Mrs. Don Zeller in Sidney on Wednesday while passing through from Omaha. The two women are sisters of Mrs. Siebbert. His condition is reported to be satisfactory.
Mrs M C Griffin Mrs R J Callaghan Mrs J M Doyle and William and Edward Huddleston all of Kansas City attended the funeral of their sister Mrs A K Andersen held on Wednesday.
Miss Olive Bush a Telegraph office bookkeeper departs for Cheyenne and Denver for a fourteen day vacation She will visit Denver as a guest of Rev J B Roe and his wife during the trip.
The Kokjer Motor company reports the sale of new Chevrolet vehicles this week including trucks and sedans to customers Mrs. Anna Breternitz and Rev. P. E. Spehr, with Frank Grabiel Gurley standards involved.
Sunnyside residents Bertha Omel notes numerous Tuesday and Sunday calls among Olson, Omel, Brandl, Halsey, Talish, Wise, Theis, Kastens, Volkman, and Lauder families. Social visits include picnics at the fish hatchery and fishing at the lakes, with several households hosting guests.
Mr and Mrs E A Johnson and their son spent Sunday evening at the Henry Beebe home. Monday Rexella left for Fremont after nearly six weeks with Maxine Olson while Les Omel and Frank Lodema also spent time there.
Local notes recount the Fourth of July gatherings and social visits among Nelson Olsen Bertramson and Willoughby families. Multiple households from Antelope and Sidney hosted meals and guests including Jens Olsen, George Whitney, J. Madden, and Carl Larson, with travelers from Peetz and Dalton joining in. Events span dinners, picnics, and weekend visits.
Families from Hershey and Sidney gather at Frank Meier home for weekend visit and Fourth of July at Legion park in Sidney. Attending are Mr and Mrs Russell Beggs and daughters Donna Jean and others, plus Ed Walker Hugh Paris Ed Meier and sons Darlyn Eugene, Roger Armstrong Evelyn Jeffries and Mrs John Armstrong.
The notice states that state teachers examinations will be held in the district court room at the court house in Sidney on Saturday July 11, 1936. Gertrude M. Nelson, County Superintendent.
The term for tatting reflects Frivolite and related needlework terms once popular in the mid to late nineteenth century, with “tatted lace” traditions rooted in old European needlework practices.
The article explains that some people lose height through the day as intervertebral discs compress under spinal pressure. Evening height can be reduced by up to about one fourth to half an inch, with taller individuals experiencing similar but smaller changes.
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