Powell guests extend statewide travels and gatherings
A parade of local residents and guests attends visits in Harrison Sidney Cheyenne Estes Park and other locations. Families like the Powells Pyles Grabills and Grants share gatherings and vacations while others plan trips to Denver and Texas as relatives visit from California Ohio and Oklahoma with engagements in Cheyenne and at the Shirley Savoy Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Powell
Harrison
Sidney
W. D. Powell
J. E. Pyle
Tommy Powell
T. E. Powell
Cheyenne
Chevrolet
Denver
Shirley-Savoy Hotel
M. T. Finlayson
Karen Lei
Hilo
Hawaii
I. E. Grabill
E. Sutherland
Long Beach
California
Blaine Grabill
Lincoln
Estes Park
I. E. Grabdill
Oklahoma City
Sophia Jamson
Los Angeles
R. P. Kepler
Thmas FE. Dewey
New York
G. H. Phelps
R. E. Melcester
Dorothy
Casper
Wyoming
ED. Worden
Clarence Jolliff
C. Bottinger
J. W. McDaniel
Bonnie Lou
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Rochester
Omaha
G. M. Baker
Kerrville
Teaxs
Society News at Country Club Luncheons and Picnics
Mrs. Keith Dutch Treat hostess presided over a Country Club luncheon for the Dutch Treat Club with guests Mrs. J T M Pearson of Sioux City Iowa and Mrs Rae Jones. Bridge prizes went to Mrs J H O'Neil and Mrs L C Barstow. consolation to Mrs Glenn Patrick. A second hostess, Mrs Jeannette Gant of El Paso Texas, entertained at luncheon for houseguest Mrs Fred Thompson with two tables of contract bridge won by Mrs L L Pippitt. WCTU members and families enjoyed a Legion Park Shelter House picnic with Rev Howard Osborne Rev Charles Ogden Brenda Osborn and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Dutch Treat
Country Club
Kieth
Keith
J. T. M. Pearson
Sioux City
Iowa
Joe Simodynes
Rae Jones
J. H. O'Neil
L. C. Barstow
Jeannette Gant
el Paso
Texas
Fred Thompson
Contract Bridge
L. L. Pippitt
Robert van Gundy
M. L. Merritt
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Shelter House
Legion, Park
Howard Osborne
Melvin Overmiller
L. G. Walker
E L. Graves
Gerald Johnson
Charles Ogden
Harriett Hart
Los Angeles
California
C. B. Johnson
Rev Ogden
Ogden
Osborne
Gerald Gardner
Mrs. Johnson
Admitted and Discharged Names From Local Entries
Admitted on Wednesday to reflect listed individuals from California to Nebraska towns including Tom Simpson Oliver Swain Lola Oppie and others with Sunol Lodgepole Los Angeles Ordville Chappell Peetz and Potter. Births note a daughter Friday and a son Friday with multiple couples named. Discharges include Emerald Rapp Ruby Lloyd J H Finley and others across Peetz Ordville and Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Simpson
Oliver Swain
Lola Oppie
Peet
Betty Matheny
Elsie DeMers
Sunol
Clara Benzel
Odessa Hartman
Lodgepole
Carl Udell
Los Angeles
California
Daisy Udell
Marjorie McDonald
Chappell
Leland Lewis
Ordville
Fred Reker
Tony Bickel
Potter
C. A. Dohner
Verna Lugh Helger
Peetz
Vergil Winn
Tleen Bivins
Kenneth Willoughby
Hospital ADMITTIONS AND BIRTHS LISTINGS
Admissions include Frank Cizek Potter on Wednesday and Mrs Herbert Johnson Potter on Friday. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Everett Mohatt a daughter on Tuesday. Discharges list Madeline Peterson Chappell and Mrs George Schwartz Chappell on Thursday, George Gunderson Potter on Friday, Otto Raddatz on Friday, Bob Sherrerd, Mrs Art Wright on Saturday, Frank Cizek Potter on Tuesday, Mrs Burl Wendt on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche ‘Hospital
Frank Cizek
Potter
Herbert Johnson
Anna Nelson
Burl Wendt
Everett Mohatt
Charles Grabencamp
Germaine Hahler
Rodney Hahler
Madeline Peterson
Chappell
George Schwartz
George Gunderson
Otto Raddatz
Sidney Nebras Kaslonal Notables July 1947 Entries
A fragmented list shows personal notices from Sidney Nebraska, dated July 18 1947 and July 22 1947, naming Carl L Foulk Sidney and Eleanora Myers both of Sidney and Robert F P Freeman with Letha Mae Auf dengarten Arthur Nebraska. Local event details are incomplete but indicate civil records or social notices featuring residents of Sidney and nearby Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Foulk
Sidney
Nebraska
Eleanora
Myers
Robert FP. Freeman
Letha‘ Mae’ Aufdengarten
Arthur
Gering Voters Reject Airport Bond Proposal
Gering voters rejected a 28,000 dollar bond issue to buy an airport tract. The measure failed in all four wards as 191 votes opposed and 104 in favor, announced by City Clerk C. C. Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
C. C. Hoff
Trip Thru Canada Related to Lions Club Visit
Mr and Mrs Paul Martin and daughter Janet recently completed a lengthy excursion with Lions Club members. The itinerary highlighted historic New England sites including Lexington where colonial resistance began. Mr Martin spoke on Quebec noting French as the mother tongue and a lingering attachment to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lions Club
S & A Lights
Sof
Pail
Martin
Janet
The
Martins
New’ England
Qoricogd
Lexington
Comprison
United States
Mr. Martin
Quebec
France
Sidney Unbeaten In Second Half of Play
Sidney remains undefeated in the second half of play in the Western Nebraska League. This Sunday Bridgeport travels to face Sidney in a loop encounter Sidney is expected to win. Second half standings show Scottsbluff leading with 3.000 points, Sidney at 21, Chadron and Alliance Eagles tied near top, with various other clubs. Results on July 20 include Alliance Eagles 3, Alliance Vets 2. Minatare 13, Bridgeport 11. Hemingford 5, Chadron 6. Sidney 5, Torrington 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bridgeport
Wis Pet
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Alliance Eagles
Minatare
Alliance Vfw
Torrington
Hemingford
Alliance Vets
Housewives urge DUO DUSTIN CLOTH for dusting and felting
In a Telegraph advertisement housewives are urged to try the DUO DUSTIN CLOTH designed to dust and “per fishes” at the same time with no lint. A roll costs 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Sidney Trails Field In Golf Tournament
The Scottebluff Country Club placed second in a round robin BOS meet at Alliance Country Club, earning 61 points to trail Sterling, Colorado. The Sunday event shifted standings as Scottebluff edged into the runner up position behind the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Trails Field
BOS
Scottebluff ‘Country Club
Alliance Country Club
Scottebluff
Sterling, Colo
No Blame In Fatal Car Wreck Near Northport
Roy Cochran, 16, son of Mr and Mrs John Cochran of Bridgeport, died Sunday night from injuries after an automobile accident about five miles east of Northport on Highway 26. He rode in a car driven by Francis Hedglin, 17, son of Mr and Mrs James Hedglin of Bridgeport. Morrill County Attorney Robert Bulged said the Hedglin vehicle overturning three times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cochran
John ‘Cochran
Bridgeport
Northport
Francis Hodglin
James Hedglin
Morrill County
Robert Bulged
Hedglin
Accident Ends in Death. Coroner Rules No Unlawful Act
The report notes Hodglin suffered severe cuts and bruises while Cochran died in an ambulance to Alliance two hours after a road mishap on the soft shoulder. A coroner's jury ruled no unlawful act was committed and no charges will be entered. The involved car was a 1941 Studebaker with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodglin
Cochran
Alliance
Studebaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Osborn & Osborn
Sidney Livestock Commission Co
Fair Grounds
D. M. Mauer
Maple St
Ernest Roloff
Helen Ewing
Nelsonville
Ohio
Ruth Ewing
Fred McHugh
Hugh
New Mexico
John N. Hawley
Major Hawley
William Hawley
Society News
Mrs. Thompson
Colorado
Rudy’s Inc
Operat
Rudy Munderloh
Pres
Carl Baker
Tye
Western Brick & Supply CO
Hastings, Nébr
Thor Washing Machines
Porter Oil CO
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10Th, Ave
Duis Studios
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