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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
4
A long list of Sidney and Dalton residents and neighboring towns are noted visiting relatives, attending business, or traveling. Names include Bertha Smith new employee at Young's cafe, Oliver Tyson's newborn, George Miller in town from Gothenburg, Buck Davis departing for the Black Hills, and many others visiting Omaha, Denver, Sterling, Kimball, and Sterling with varied personal and professional engagements.
Mrs. C E Bicknell and children returned from Amarillo Texas where her father is improving after illness. Phyllis Corbett came back from Tekamah and Omaha vacation to begin stenography for Attorney E L Hyde. Mr and Mrs C E Estes of Long Beach Calif visit C E Couch for ten days, plan Yellowstone and Salt Lake City trip with the Couch family. Dr L A Doahoe named district deputy for the Knights of Columbus 12th district including Lexington North Platte Sidney and Scottsbluff. Catherine Greenlee visiting her parents A K Greenlee and will return to Seattle to teach in September. Mrs Kernan of Hastings visited with daughter Mrs William OConnell and family. Mrs I L Flo and Bertha of Ann Arbor Michigan on extended visit. weekend with Daisy Kennedy. Gladys Zimmer of North Platte weekend guest at Kennedy home. Mrs T E Johnson of Fairfield Iowa visiting Bruce Russell family. en route from western states. Friday and Saturday visitors J E Ray of Hastings at the Russell home. Frontier Days attendees at Cheyenne included many local residents and friends listed with full names.
Lucile Hardy marked a 12th birthday with a swimming party and lunch at the country club. W. E. A. members and families enjoyed a Krueger Lake picnic with about 81 attendees. Rev. W F Peters hosted a birthday surprise with 35 guests at his home. Presbyterian circle met at the church with Mrs. B L Walker presiding and hostesses Mrs. R H Rogers and Mrs. R P Kepler assisting. Mrs. H S Tipton hosted a Thursday quilting bee in her home.
Members of the home mission society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker’s home Thursday afternoon for their monthly session. President Mrs. Ernest Jaeckel presided and Mrs. Louis Benninghouse led the program. The afternoon was devoted to quilting after the business session.
Mrs Leroy Liggett and Mrs J W Johnson hosted the Presbyterian Missionary society gathering at Mrs Liggett's home on Friday afternoon. President Mrs R H Rogers led the business session and Mrs M E Pettibone directed the program despite the hot weather. A large attendance enjoyed refreshments late in the afternoon.
Miss Adelaide Meyer hosted the Walther league of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran at her home with Bunce as the highlight and six tables in play. Mr and Mrs William Rohde celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary with a dinner party including many friends and gifts. Miss Ferenta Root wed James Harry Bean in Beloit with a peach georgette gown, in a private hotel ceremony attended by fifteen. A Saturday picnic and swim at Fullers ranch featured a group of young women. Mrs J A Bentley hosted a bridge gathering for Mrs I L Flo and daughter Bertha, with a country club luncheon. The country club hosted a dinner bridge with ten tables and multiple prize winners.
L A Donahoe E S Sherrerd and Leo Bartholemew received titles at a ceremony. The entertainment committee included Mr and Mrs Mark Howard Mr and Mrs E Costello Mr and Mrs J W Goodale Mr and Mrs B L Walker and Mr and Mrs Bruce Russell. Continued on page 5.
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