Town Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Regions
Around the Town notes multiple visits and departures. Rev Raymond Thomas and family head to Hardin Montana after a week with Arno Thomas and relatives. Senator Dale Erlewine and wife hosted in Grant Nebraska while Erlewine attended a REA meeting in Lingle Wyoming. Other guests include the Schwartz family in Corvallis Oregon for a brother’s illness, and weekend visitors at Mrs C H Johnson’s home from ONeill Nebraska Rapid City and Cheyenne. Local graduates, friends, and relatives gather for commencements and visits with extended kin across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Thomas
Hardin, Mont
Arno Thomas
Othr
Dale ‘Erlewine
Grant,Neb
George Fleming
Sen
Irlewine
R.E.A
Lingle
Wyo
Erlewine
Fleming
Junior Golf Tourney Set Tuesday at Sidney Club
Sidney Country Club to host a Junior Golf Tournament on Tuesday August 1 for junior and senior high school members. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 12 noon with a $1 entry to fund trophies. Girls play nine holes, boys 18. Ed Swanson, club pro, oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Ed Swanson
Club Pro
50th Anniversary For Broadwater Couple Set Aug 6
Mr and Mrs Haver Bruner of Broadwater celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday August 6 at Broadwater Presbyterian Church. Guests are invited between 2 and 5 p.m. no gifts requested. Hosts include their children and their spouses from Lincoln Logan Utah Bridgeport Overton Scottsbluff Broadwater and Mrs Richardson of Gilman City Missouri. They were married August 9 191? at the home of Mrs Bruner's parents. The couple has spent fifty years on Broadwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver Bruner
Broadwater
Broadwater Presbyterian Church
Marjorie E. Martindale
Lincoln
Miner E Bruner
Logan
Utah
Fannie Olive McMillan
Bridgeport
Charline M. Taylor
Overton
H. Lyall Bruner
Scottsbluff
Ralph N. Bruner
Bruners
Bridal Shower For Miss Judy Bush Before Wedding
Miss Judy Bush, future bride of William Waterson, was honored at a Thursday morning bridal shower hosted at the home of Mrs J H Lowe. Co hosts for the breakfast were Mrs E L Uptegrove and Miss Carolyn Kennedy, with a long list of invited guests from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Bush
William Waterson
J. H Lowe
E. L Uptegrove
Carolyn Kennedy
J. C Bush
Self Bush
Arnold Westerhoff
Guy V. Doran
Henry Doran
G . Doran
Carl Schmidt Jr
Earle
Engagements announced for Burch Boehmer and Puffer Rennick
Miss Sandra Burch of York Nebraska and Gene Boehmer of Lodgepole plan marriage with Sept 10 date announced by Mr and Mrs Ray Burch Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Edwin Boehmer of Lodgepole Also announced is the upcoming marriage of Dianne Puffer to Robert Dexter Rennick The wedding will be Aug 5 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Puffer a 1961 Sidney High School graduate and her fiancé are Sidney graduates with college work in Nebraska and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Burch
York, Neb
Gene Boehmer
Lodgepole
Ray Burch
York
Edwin Boehmer
Esther Puffer
Dianne
Robert Dexter Rennick
Robert Rennick
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Puffer
Sidney High School
University of Nebraska
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Missouri Guests Are Feted On Wednesday
Mrs. Leonard Steffens entertained at 9 30 coffee in her yard for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stevers and family of St Louis Mo Also present were Mrs Arnold Muehling Mrs Albert Steffens and Loren Mrs Delbert Lessman and Darwin and Mrs Ivan Fehringer and children The gathering was informal with conversation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Seevers
St. Louis
Ft.cCollins
Herb ‘Seevers
John Seevers
Don Lingwall
Gerald Gerler
Leonard Steffens
Kenneth Stevers
David
Carol
Jimmy
Arnold Muehling
Albert Steffens
Loren
Delbert Lessman
Darwin
Ivan Fehringer
Gleaners Meet With Mrs L Armstrong Hostess for Group
Mrs LaVerne Armstrong hosted five Grace Baptist Church Gleaners Missionary Group members Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs Lyndell tuned the singing with organ accompaniment. In the absence of President Mrs James Greene, Mrs Zeddie Sumner presided. Mrs Lundy led devotional and spoke on a Bible Chapter. Mrs Don Rapp led the program lecturing on the origin of the Moslem religion. The August 14 work meeting will be held at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Armstrong
Gleaners Missionary Group
Grace Baptist Church
Lyndell
James Greene
Zeddie Sumner
Lundy
Don Rapp
Hamilton Larson Wedding in Sidney at First Methodist
Miss Ila May Hamilton became the bride of Gerald Ray Larson in a July ceremony at First Methodist Church Sidney officiated by Rev. Dr. Townsend with 40 guests. The couple will reside in Sidney. both come from local families and hold positions in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lla May Hamilton
Gerald Ray Larson
First Methodist Church
James D. Hamilton
Clifford M. Larson
Sidney
R. L. Townsend
Rodney Vaughn
Melvin Schwartz
Phillip Hates
Jo Lynne Madson
Poems For Roll Call At Rebekah Kensington
Seventeen Rebekah Kensington members answered roll call with a poem at the Wednesday afternoon session in 1.0.0 F. Hall basement. Mrs. Ed Lipke presided, Mrs. K. R. McHatton read poems. Refreshments served by Mrs. Les Sabin, Mrs. Rex Olsen, and Mrs. Ida Ahrens. Canasta entertained. honors to Mrs. Avin Davis high, and Mrs. Harvey Jacobsen and Mrs. Paul Randall. Next meeting August 9 with roll call to a Bible verse. hostesses Mrs. Alva Harte, Mrs. Hilda Schou, Mrs. Lee Gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
F. Hall
Ed Lipke
K. R. McHatton
Les Sabin
Rex Olsen
Ida Ahrens
Avin Davis
Harvey Jacobsen
Paul Randall
Alva Harte
Hilda Schou
Lee Gain
25th Anniversary Event In Denver For L Needhams
Mr and Mrs Lyle Needham former Sydney residents now in Denver observe their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday August 6. They renew vows at Holy Family Church 44th and Utica before the 10 am Mass followed by an open house at 4139 Utica. Attending from Sydney are Mrs Needham's mother Mrs Katie Brachtenbach Mary Ann Brachtenbach Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach and family and Mr and Mrs Ben Barnhart and children. Their son Francis E Needham and daughter-in-law of Glendale California will also be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Needham
Sydney
Denver
Holy Family Church
44Th
Utica
Forest H. Allen
Sidney
Needham
Katié Brachtenbach
Mary Ann Brachterbach
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Ben Barnhart
Francis E Needham
Glendale
Calif
Chappell Couple Named Tourists Of Week At Denver
A Chappell Nebraska couple, Kenny and Mary Sample, were named Denver's Tourists of the Week by Policewoman Marion V. Stortzy. Read values include an airplane ride, free dinner at the Diplomat, tickets to Light Up the Sky at Elitch's, passes to Centennial Race Track and Mile High Kennel Club, plus a chauffeur drive to tour the city. The Samples plan a Western Slope visit after enjoying Denver gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chappell
N2b
Marion V. Stortzy
Kenny Sample
E. Colfax Ave
Valencia St
Sample
Mary
Colorado
Western Slope
Diplomat
Elitch’s
Centennial Race Track
Lampie
Nebraska
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Saddle Club Ride Set For Sunday Aug 6
Forty members of Lodge Pole Valley Saddle Club and two guests Dean Silvey of St Joseph Missouri and Ernestine Childers of Sidney attended a Wednesday meeting at the club house Westeren presiding. A trap ride was planned for Sunday August 6 with members meeting at 8 am. The program featured pictures from a recent European trip by Mr and Mrs John J Treinen, with hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin and Mr and Mrs Leonard Rieken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Pole Valley Saddle Club
Dean Silvey
St Joseph
Ernestine Childers
Sidney
Westerren
John J Treinen
the Treinens
Frank Goodwin
Leonard Rieken
Farmers Put 400 Manhours Into An Acre Of Tobacco
Farmers invest about 400 manhours per acre to grow tobacco, more than for any other field crop, highlighting labor intensity in tobacco farming.
Band Concert Tonight by Sidney Summer Band at Legion Park
The Sidney Summer Band stages a final full concert tonight in the Legion Park amphitheater with 90 member beginner band on Tuesday night August 1. William Fankhauser and Sid Phelps direct the program featuring the male quartet and euphonium soloist Larry Nelson. The lineup includes The Big Brass Band Oasis Argonne March Chartreuse Euphor Salutation March The Sound of Music Selections Ro Valley Forge March Symbol of Honor King Cofield from soloist Larry Nelson National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Summer Band
Legion Park
William Fankhauser
Sid Phelps
Larry Nelson
Phelps
Lavalle
Style Shows Hit A Lull But Designers Puffs Are A Howl
Paris fashion notes reveal designers tout flamboyant phrases in press releases as fall and winter openings loom. Jacques Griffe emphasizes a jet line with body emphasis while Nina Ricci overhypes bosoms. Jacques Heim describes mink as practical yet claustrophobic in a reverse sculpted silhouette. Pierre Balmain markets wealth and grandeur for a couture stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeane Walker
Paris
Dior
Jacques Griffe
Improvements Added To 4-H Building At Cheyenne County Fair
Improvements to the Cheyenne County fair grounds 4-H building include imitation wood sheetrock panels and a 38 foot stage curtain with 15 foot side curtains. The curtain project was funded by the Cheyenne County Extension Clubs and 4-H Clubs with $175 for materials and $91 for the curtain track. The 4-H Spring Party financed the track, and Mrs. Louis Johnson led material selection. Darwin Reimers donated a trophy case to display 4-H plaques and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Fair Grounds
Cheyenne County 4-H
Fair Board
Cheyenne County Extension Clubs
Extension Club
Louis Johnson
County Extension Club Council
Jesse Higgins
Leonard Benzel
Stewart Brown
Darwin Reimers
Dalton
Kimball Woman Seeks Father For Bedside In Denver
A 21 year old Kimball Nebraska woman faces delicate open heart surgery in Denver for the third time seeking her father Howard Mattson a San Francisco native missing for over a year The Red Cross has brought her mother from Stockton California to Denver for support and calls go out to locate Mattson or anyone knowing his whereabouts The operation at National Jewish Hospital will pause her heart while a mechanical pump circulates blood and surgeons hope her father may be present as in past procedures local appeals note his prior visits and a possible family reunion remains possible if he is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kimball, Neb
Gail Copelin
Howard Mattson
Mattson
San Francisco
Red Cross
National Jewish Hospital
The
Sign Right Street Wrong in Baltimore Alley
An urban note about a misaligned street sign in Baltimore. The alley west of Hanover Street lies straight as a die, yet the sign declares No Parking on Curve, creating a contradiction for drivers and pedestrians in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Two-Year Player Wins First Annual Golf Tournament
Lois Ham, who has played golf only two years, captured the Louise Suggs handicap tournament at Sidney Country Club with a net 71 to lead a field of 21. Arlinn Harte and Connie Madsen tied for second at 77 after a sudden death playoff. Harte received 5,000 Homtown stamps as part of the prizes, while Mildred Elwell was fourth with 79. Colorado Day festivities, hostesses Betsy Jones and Joanne Nation, and a breakfast tee-off followed by an 8:30 a.m. start are noted for the Aug. 2 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Suggs
Sidney Country Club
Lois Ham
Ed Swanson
Leonard Fine
Fine
Arlina Harte
Connie Madsen
Miss Harte
Elmer Haines
Wenesday
F.n2
Arlinn Harte
Viss Harte
Homtown Stamp Company
Mildred Elwell
Winnie Olinger
Nydal Biggs
Patty Knicely
Betsy Jones
Joanne Nat
Colorado
Sunday July 3 1930 Job's Daughters Practice Schedule
Sunday July 3 30 1 30 pm Job's Daughters practice. all members expected to attend Tuesday Aug 1 8 pm Frank Welch Masonic Lodge 75. Wednesday Aug 2 7 30 pm Job's Daughters Bethel 25 7 30 pm Rebekah Lodge. Thursday Aug 3 group meetings of Women Society of Christian Service Order of St John at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Friday Aug 4 8 pm Cheyenne Encampment 1 and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job’s
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
Job's Daughters Bethel
Rebekah Lodge
Women's Society of Christian Service
Order of St John
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Cheyenne
Navy Lt Oakley Osborn Serves with Patrol Squadron 31
Navy Lt Oakley E Osborn, son of Mr and Mrs E E Osborn of Dalton, serves with Patrol Squadron 31 at No h Island Naval Air Station, San Diego. The Pacific Fleet Replacement Patrol Squadron trains replacement pilots, observers, aircrewmen, and ground maintenance technicians, focusing on technical procedures for patrol plane operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
No H Island Naval Air Station
Calif
Navy
Oakley E Osborn
E E Osborn
Dalton
Divorce Granted in Default Hearing by Judge Kins
District Judge John H. Kins granted a divorce yesterday to Ann Francisca Cox from Edgar Lee Cox. The defendant failed to appear and the divorce was granted by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kins
Ann Francisca Cox
Edgar Lee Cox
Miss Hofert Urges Realistic Math Teaching
Miss Ida Hofert a longtime grade school teacher criticizes current methods saying mathematics is taught like a game then abruptly ends with students facing real world problems. She advocates practical problem solving and disciplined study to build true understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasport
Ida Hofert
St Eaes
Paohiti
Nassau as Confederate supply base in Civil War era
Nassau, capital of the Bahama Islands, served as one of the principal bases for supplies and blockade runner support for the Confederate states from 1861 to 1863. The harbor and nearby facilities facilitated maritime traffic aiding Confederate efforts during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Admitted and dismissed names in lodgepole and sidney notices
The notice lists admitted residents in Sidney including Ben Berges and others, and in Lodgepole includes Mrs Charles Oliver ius. Dismissals in Sidney name Mrs Bill Steele and others, with Potter and Leesa Potter in Kimball. A newborn is recorded July 26 for Mr and Mrs Walter Schumacher of Peciz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ben Berges
Arthur Strong
Clarente Bills
Phil Schlaman
Sam Sweet
Joseph Shafer
Tisie Swolley
Mary Ellen Krueger
Martha Oberndorfer
Suno
Dennis Kerk
Peetz
Walter Schumacher
Lodgepole
Charles Oliverius
Bill Steele
Ronald Cosemund
William Rourke
Joe Ringleman
John Walraven
Marsha Potters
Birth announced for Sherry Diana Wriston in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Wriston are parents of a daughter, Sherry Diana, born Sunday July 23 at 5 31 a.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds fourteen ounces. She has three sisters Denise, Pamela Jean and Theresa Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Claude Winston of Liberal Kansas and Mrs Marie Save of Lyons France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Diana Wriston
Eugene Wriston
Sherry Diana
Memorial Hospital
Denise
Pamela Jean
Theresa Ann
Claude Winston
Liberal
Kan
Marie Save
Lyons
France
Birth of Allen Wade Jones in Memorial Hospital
Allen Wade Jones and Mr and Mrs Gary Jones announce the birth of a son born Wednesday July 26 at 3.10 am in Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Howard Jones of Broken Bow and Ernest Cooper of Lexington with great grandparents Roy Jones of Scottsbluff H D Hedrix of Kearney and F M Cooper of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Wade Jones
Gary Jones
Allen Wade
Memorial Hospital
Howard Jones
Broken Bow
Ernest Cooper
Lexington
Roy Jones
Scottsbluff
H D Hedrix
Kearney
F M Cooper
Birth of Carol Lynn Deaver in Memorial Hospital
Carol Lynn Deaver was born Monday July 24 at 1 53 PM in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Deaver of Lodgepole. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Victor Lambert and Mr and Mrs Frank Deaver of Sidney. Great grandparents are Victor Lambert and Mrs Emma Nightengale, both of Sidney, and Mrs Mattie Deaver. Carol resides in Bayard with Jesse Deaver of Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lynn Deaver
Carol Lynn
Robert Deaver
Lodgepole
Memorial Hospital
Victor Lambert
Frank Deaver
Sidney
Emma Nightengale
Matt. Carol
Bayard
Jesse Deaver
Grant
Birth Announcement for Mitchell Lee Strong
Mitchell Lee Strong was born July 26 at 1:07 pm in Memorial Hospital weighing five pounds four ounces. Parents Michell Lee Strong and Mrs Arthur Strong. siblings Marty aged three years and Christ S months. Grandparents Nina Strong and Ed Feran of Sioux City. great grandparents I. W. Strong of Sioux City and Frank Arnold Sloan of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michell Lee Strong
Ane
Arthur Strong
Mitchell Te Horn Weiler
Memorial Hospital
Marty
Christ
Nina Strong
Ed Feran
Sioux City
I. W. Strong
Sioux
7 Stitchers 4-H Club Meeting at Dickes Home
The 7 Stitchers 4-H Club met at the Dickes home on July 2 with six members present. Leaders and Mis D from The Telegraph attended and may publish photos of the books and needlework. We planned finisher aprons and discussed a pot luck. refreshments were shared. Our next meeting is August 3 at the Dickes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickes
Telegraph
Judy Wilcox
Qur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vernon Schwartz
Janice
Murry
Corvallis
Ore
Ivan G. Schwartz
E. R. Schwartz
C. H. Johnson
Porter
Virginia
O'Neill, Neb
Jack Wilson
Doris van Anne
Rapid City
Harold Wilson and Son
Cheycenne
Milton Nissen
Chadron State Teachers College
Betty
Keith Robison
Robison
Igloo
S.D
Nancy Lovell
Harold Bond
Clifford Wolf
Duane Moody
Leslie
Moody
National Guard
Helen Moody
Harold Higgins
Floyd Harrington
Lloyd O’holleran
Rochester
Peggy
George Fleming -Home
Terry Wilt and
Torrington
Melvin Phelps
Larenacse
Ed Brodky
Susan
Omaha
Peter
Brodky
Sidney National Bank
Missouri
Ronald Hamilton
Carroll Wagaman
Harold Duffy
Thelma Behm
Geraldine Kurz
Gary Davis
Judi Hiett
Larson
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Larson Machinery Company
Mr. and
Mrs
Schou
L. Needhams
Saddle Club
Oasis
Euphor
Valley Forge
Kepner King Cofield
Frum
Seitzart
Bennett
Gers and
Hammerstein
Mesang
Jacques Heim
Pierre Balmain
Kimball
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Beverly Discoe
Suneas
Cynthia McCluer
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