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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1936
Page
4
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simodynes and Betty joined the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne on Wednesday. A. A. Rudd attended a Rudd family reunion in Kearney on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jd. Willis and children also visited Cheyenne for the Frontier event. C. A. Griffiths attended Frontier celebrations in Cheyenne today. Merna Brown traveled to Cheyenne to stay with her brother Russ Brown. Charlene Hutchins underwent a tonsillectomy at Taylor hospital Thursday. Richard Chaney and Howard Maley attended the Frontier celebration Thursday night and Friday. Rollie Toof of Aurora returned home Tuesday after visiting Aunt Mrs. Glen Hedgecock and family. Fannie Snyder left Tuesday for Lincoln to resume duties after a two-week vacation with her parents.
John Seyfang and family visited Sidney yesterday along with Polly Troutman from Kearney staying with sister Mrs Melvin Butcher. Numerous locals travel to Cheyenne for Frontier celebration while others visit relatives in Gurley Bridgeport Fort Dodge and Fort Wyom.
Hollis Kepler of Scottsbluff arrived in Sidney Wednesday evening and will stay the rest of the week at the home of his parents Attorney and Mrs R P Kepler. Mr and Mrs Ronald Creasy of Kansas City MO visited Sidney for several days earlier in the week at the D R Raper and William Raper homes.
Mrs Stella Callahan of Scotts Bluff district supervisor of the Woodman circle spent four days in Sidney this week in the interest of the local lodge.
Mrs W G Thees of Salt Lake City spent a month here with her daughter Mrs Ivan Nelson and left early this week for Gran Ada Arizona to visit her son before returning home.
A. R. LeSueur, who recently submitted to an operation for hernia at Taylor hospital, was removed to his home Wednesday. He is making splendid recovery and will soon be up and about again.
Mr and Mrs J E Paquette and children Fern and Tom traveled to Las Animas Colorado on Thursday to visit relatives for the weekend and attend a family reunion today.
John Whitmire manager of the local J. I. Case company branch made a business trip to Pine Bluffs on Wednesday evening. He was accompanied by his wife and children.
Mrs Harold Shay of Torrington Wygo formerly Hester Null of Sidney underwent an appendectomy at a Denver hospital Tuesday morning and is reported making satisfactory recovery.
J C McConnell of Crook visited Sidney during the week and drove home a new Chevrolet master town sedan purchased through Kokjer Motor Company, the local dealer.
Mrs J R Taylor and daughters Anne and Harriet with Mrs Nan Taylor of Kinston N C and Miss Lorraine Haddock among Sidney attendees at Cheyenne Frontier celebration yesterday. Kenneth Lynch Wauneta visited with his wife's parents W P Miles. their son Mickey stays indefinitely with grandparents. Don Hudson and wife owners of Korner Kitchens depart for two weeks by car to northwest states and Canada. Warren Heavrin and daughter Norma of Omaha guests this week with brother Jack Heavrin. Emily Gould deputy county treasurer left for a fortnights vacation in Idaho Springs Colorado. Sister Mrs K D Bassett and Denver children visit Idaho Springs. Gordon Bryant and children from Tekamah arrive to spend a week with C S Radcliffe family. Jack Bryant attends Bishop Beecher's camp at Fort Robinson near Crawford and will join them here.
A new Chevrolet school bus was purchased this week through the local Kokjer Motor Company for district No. 5 in Potter County. Ralph Robertson of Potter traveled to Lima Ohio to collect the bus and drove it back.
Mrs E V Ayle and children Helen, Leon, and Lelia visited Cheyenne for the Frontier celebration Thursday. They plan to continue to Denver and the Colorado mountains for the weekend excursion.
Mr and Mrs C S Stephan and their two children depart Thursday for New Comerstown Ohio after visiting since Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jess Osborn Little Patricia Osborn accompanied them and will spend several weeks in Ohio.
Rev J L Tyner Mrs Flora Slaw son and Hugh Slawson returned Wednesday from Cleveland Ohio where they attended the national Townsend convention. They were accompanied by Attorney J A Kinnersley of Dalton and L E Barnett of Chappell.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Peterson and their son Francis from Oberlin Kansas paused overnight with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnson. Mrs. Peterson is Sister to Mr. Johnson. They were traveling to Bridgeport for the funeral of Mr. Peterson’s nephew.
Mr and Mrs Howard Fulton of Sioux City Indiana stayed overnight with Ben Fulton and family, the farmers' brother, as they traveled to the mountains for a vacation. It had been 18 years since the brothers last met.
Miss Virginia Barlow and her Iowa guests Miss Marie McMahan and Miss Nora Toohey departed Tuesday for a mountain outing in Colorado. They plan to return today via Cheyenne to attend the Frontier celebration.
J W Nielsen and his children Helane Jo and Cecil left Tuesday for Rockville to attend the funeral of Hans Soren sen Nielsen's grandfather. After the Wednesday funeral they traveled to Lincoln to spend a few days with relatives.
Mrs Henry Worden and daughter Zelena joined Don Christy and Mr Worden at Lodge Pole Wednesday for a birthday dinner at the Waller home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dick Miller of Lodge Pole.
Mrs S H Lewis and her son Ralph of Camden New Jersey stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs John Williams. They traveled on Wednesday to Cheyenne with Mrs Williams and two children to spend a week with relatives. Mr Lewis is Mrs Williams brother.
Lawrence Pierce of Fremont has leased the Powerine filling station on west Illinois street. He arrived on Tuesday and his wife will join him later. Pierce is a brother in law of attorney Earl Lee of Fremont who often visits Sidney for legal affairs.
Miss Ethel Irwin and Mrs Edna Egging assist temporarily at the Sidney switchboard due to increased harvest season business. Miss Gladys Bell, chief operator, says business is heavier now than since July 1934.
A new Neon sign was added to Sidney Drug’s storefront featuring Rexall Drugs in brilliant red letters. The sign enhances the district’s evening displays and brightens the main business corner at Tenth Avenue and Illinois Street.
Mrs Henrietta Blaker and her sons Billy and Bobby were guests Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Albin Olson. They were entertained at dinner Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs N P Johnson with their daughter Mrs Fern Gould as hostess. Mrs Blaker is visiting from California with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Shoemaker.
Outdoor Affair at Legion Park drew couples W G Lowe Shipman Miner Wieland and Nelson Tuesday evening. Albert Haworth hosted a birthday dinner for M C Bales with Glen and Russell Haworth and baby. S W club luncheon and bridge at Mrs H R Legan's home with Mrs I Nelson winning high. Extra guests included Mrs P J Heaton and Mrs Clarence Jolliff.
Eugene, Mrs. Hilbert Borcher and children, Forrest Ferrell of Julesburg, Mr. and Mrs. George Cumming of Julesburg, Don, Duane and Grant Haworth are listed among individuals referenced in the readable portion of the notice.
Mrs T E Kokjer hosted a breakfast at the Union Pacific hotel for Contract club members and three guests Mrs Gordon Bryant Tekamah Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs W F Wehmiller. Bridge games drew attention until noon with events at the Kokjer home Mrs Bryant honored with a guest prize and Mrs C W Smith winning high score prize.
Northwestem Bell Telephone Company employees and Sidney construction crew members gathered for a Tuesday evening picnic in a canyon west of the country club. Twenty three people attended the outdoor event.
Members of the Ace High club and five substitute guests were hosted by Mrs. John Armstrong for a bridge evening. Mrs. Robert Dyke won the traveling prize as the games closed, then refreshments ended the event. Bridal Shower honors Mrs. Mervil Greenlee with a S. S. club gathering at Miss Ruth Jane Gates home. Prizes went to Miss Dorothy Dimick, Miss Muriel Riggs, and Mrs. Oakley Atkins. Guests included Imogene Mowrer, Ila Singer, and others from Gurley.
The Nebraska state railway commission said application blanks for truck regulations will be available by August 3 and mailed to 3,000 trucking entities. The deadline to return forms is August 29. Anyone not on the list who wants blanks should write to the commission. Copies of the order on resolution 141 will be sent to interested parties.
In early data the majority of Americans reside in metropolitan districts across the continental United States with nearly fifty percent living in these urban areas. The shift highlights urban growth trends and planning implications for housing transportation and services in major cities.
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