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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1932

Page

4

Social Notices From Sidney Weekly Scene

Local column lists visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs John Butler of Bloomington Indiana with baby Joey en route to Colorado Springs. Many family visits as well as travel to Denver Cheyenne Lincoln and Lincoln region for vacations schools and Frontier Days events.

John Butler Joey Bloomington Guy V. Doran Colorado Springs Colo Mr. Butler Doran E. R. Kratz West Coast Kra Roy Onitha Joe Simodynes Betty J. L. Tewell Billy D. W. Ewing G. B. Wookey Hanson Milford Paul P. Cheff Donald Roy Liggett Glen Spearow Harold Chesebro James McMahon Ogallala Anton Link Bill Bates Ernest Linn Kimball Sidney B. F. Emvin Delilah Denver T. C. Middleswart Scottsbluff American Legion Auxiliary Legion Club Sven Robinson Daugher Jack Lammers Son McCook Lois Butler Public Schools Boise Idaho B. C. Grabill Ponca Otto Hink Wyoming Anna Holmes North Platte G. H. Thompson M. W. Osborn Cheyenne

Society Notes and Pretty Morning Bridge Event

The 7A club met at Miss Fern Dodds home Wednesday with Helen Zalesky Catherine Jones Ruth Jane Gates Imogene Mowrer and Miss Dodds present. A social period and lunch ended a pleasant afternoon. Mrs George Mulets hosted a pink and green morning bridge gathering with four ladies at her home Thursday followed by lunch. Guests included Mrs M G Rice Mrs R E Roche Mrs J C Proper and Mrs J H O’Neill.

Fern Dodds Miss Fern Dodds Helen Zalesky Catherine Jones Ruth Jane Gates Imogene Mowrer Miss Dodds George Mulets M. G. Rice R. E. Roche J. C. Proper J. H.o'neill Rebekah Kensington Nellie Niemoller Niemoller Charles Burkhart M. O. Baker Paul Spearow Edgar Sayre William Seifer Dalton W. W. Schulz Wehmiller Miss Wait

Bride Elect Honored at Miss Gemeinhardt Shower

Mrs Edward Furer hosted a Wednesday night shower for Miss Meta Gemeinhardt the August bride elect. Guests included Vera Tompkins Anna Uncapher and others as they hemmed tea towels and enjoyed a light lunch.

Edward Furer Meta Gemeinhardt Gertrude Nelson Anna Uncapher Vera Evelyn Tompkins Anna Olson Anna Stromsberg Edith Ward Leona Gemeinhardt

Evening wedding guests and a trout dinner highlights

The text lists guests including the Misses Bell Kennedy Johnson Johnston Jorgenson and Goodwin at a reception. Bud Logan hosted a Stag Trout Dinner at Omar Court with guests Clair Fleming Wesley Berry Averman and Glen Johnson praised for his cooking. Eastern Star Kensington held a monthly meeting at the Masonic club rooms and set a covered dish luncheon for August third Wednesday. hostesses were Mesdames Goodwin Osborn Osborn Osborn and Jones.

Misses. Bell Carolyn Kennedy Virginia Helen Jane Johnson Dorothea Johnston Gretchen Barlow Gwendolyn Jorgenson Maxine Goodwin Bud Logan Omar Court Mr. Logan Clair Fleming Wesley Berry George Averman Glen Johnson Eastern Star Kensington Masonic Club Frank Goodwin Leo Osborn C. J. Osborn M. W. Osborn Carl Jones

District Four Holds Position In Member Drive During Month

District Four maintains lead as member-drive boosts Nebraska Ameri can Legion membership. The department reports 16164 members on July 15 after aggressive signups to access the August digest of federal and state veterans laws. Gains ranged from two to three percentage points across districts, shifting district standings and keeping several districts above or near their quota.

American Legion Monthly Legion Nebraska

Districts Reach 100 Percent Quotas in Union Group

The seventh district moved near 100 percent membership with only a few members needed to join. The fifth and fourth districts also exceed ninety percent of quota. District four, whose member Sidneypost is noted, sits in fourth place at 92.21 percent. George Irwin of Bridgeport is commander.

Sidneypost George Irwin Bridgeport

Milo Rice Donor of Flowers to Telegraph Office

Milo G Rice local funeral director presented the Telegraph office with a bouquet of gladioli Thursday morning from his own bed. Residents praised the fine gladiola bed and noted Rice has improved his tenth avenue residence and funeral parlor property, making it one of the citys best looking properties.

Milo G. Rice Mr. Rice Sidney Tenth Avenue

Aged man dies at Potter last week

Newton J. Wilson, 88, died Monday at his daughter's home in Potter where he had lived ten years. Funeral services were held at the Potter Methodist church with Ti Rice in charge and burial followed in Potter cemetery. He is survived by two sons and two daughters including Mrs. Joe Johnson of Potter.

William S. Arnoldy Detroi Mich Norton Thomas Milwaukee David Meiers Kinsol Catherine Cie Chicago R. W. Zimmerle Geis Carl Christ Donald Moffett Fremont Moffett Barbara Miller Gothenburg Evelyn Block Colorado Mountains Elma Nelson Boulder Mus Jatie Bell Grant J. W. Cochran The Jolly Club Ray Wellner H Jones Winston Tustines W. H Brocken Minden Sicresy Carl Jones Jones la Mira Wait Lincoln W I Wehmille Hue Denver Donald Williams Canon City Frank Schwamick Dan Root Kinas City Walter Mowrer Mary Meehan Helen Zlomke Grand Island A. N. Zlomke H. C. Haskins Madison F. H. Taylor Curtis Ross Safeway Cheyenne Torrington Hi. C. Jones Claire Elaine Ira May Forney O Burgess G. H. Doran Kearney HT. Doran Jackson Street Wilma Reeves D. L Abbott Drach California Schroeder Charles Brean Lester Perry Charles Turner Robert Wait Sidneyis Sheriff W. W. Schulz Lora Smith Ciladys Sweet Newton J. Wilson Potter Methodist Ti Rice Mr. Wilson Joe Johnson

Cheyenne County Lumber Company moves cash only coal sales

In a cash only policy shift the Cheyenne County Lumber Company announces reduced coal prices effective immediately. The change excludes schools counties and entities requiring board approvals for bill payment.

Cheyenne County Lumber Company

Heavy rainfall sweeps Cheyenne County across county

Heavy rainfall spread across a portion of Cheyenne County with most impact north of Potter. No hail reported in Sidney and no damage from the severe storm. The system moved in from the northwest under dark clouds, alarming farmers over unharvested grain.

Potter Sidney

Softball Schedule Continues With Four Games Each Night

The softball schedule continues this week with four games nightly. The league races tighten as the Post Office paces the National League and Western Nebraska Oil Company leads the American.

Post Office National League Western Nebraska Oil Company

County Lumber Company Ad Teases Broadcast Schedule

Ad fragment lists radio times EKFBI KLZ KFAB KGKY KGEK KFKA and EKGNF Tuesday 1 30 p m. The note says cut this ad out for reference and to compete with truckers. Appears from 92 93 era.

EKFBI KLZ KFAB KGKY KGEK KFKA EKGNF

Farm loans and insurance offer favorable terms

Western Securities Co. offers farm loans at current rates with 5 and 6 percent options and a reasonable commission. Call or write C. W. Smith at 35 Commerce Building, Midney, Nebr.

Western Securities Co

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Taylor Hospital M. W. Dimery Elford Paul Lane Lane Western Ice and Storage Company JS Health Insurance Y Sidney Society Notes Jane Bell Julius Cothran Cochran Gwendolyn Jorgensen Bell Helen Fredric J. H. Abbott Sidney, Nebraska Kensington District Four John Deere Sidney Implement Company Sidney, Nebras MILO Offich Felegraph Cheyenne County Watch Tower Farm Loans and Insurance C. W. Smith Aoche Bidg Mer fMidney Nebr Dorothy Bacon School of Professional Dancing Springs Leghorn Springs M. L. Anthony Prop Firestone FORD Slayter Auto Co
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