Sidney Social Roundup of Visiting Friends and Travel
Local residents made short trips and hosted guests, including R. O. Ward in Sidney on business from Kimball, William Benson visiting Sterling, Hugh and Mary Watson from Broadwater, J. H. Wade and family at Rapid City, Harriet Jones visiting her mother in Sidney, and Oscar A. Anderson calling on friends. Others traveled for vacations or business, among them G. P. Kratz family to Evergreen, and L. G. Kennedy in Sidney en route to Alliance. Regulars Fred Hazzard, Mrs. D. D. Hudson, and several others were noted visiting, returning, or hosting in the Sidney area with multiple weekend or weekday journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Kennedy
The
First Nation Bank of Denver
Sidney
Alliance
Cedar Creek Hatchery Manager Seen in Sidney
L. G. Lowe, manager of the Cedar Creek trout hatchery near Broadwater, was in Sidney on business Wednesday, handling hatchery interests and meeting with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Lowe
Cedar Creek
Broadwater
Sidney
Rupert Campbell Visits Lincoln With Thomas Fisher
Rupert Campbell flew to Lincoln on Thursday with Thomas Fisher for a week long visit to see friends and local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Campbell
Lincoln
Thomas Fisher
Mrs Wolfe Leaves For California After Visit
Mrs J C Wolfe departed Thursday for Richmond California, ending a several day stay at the home of her brother L H Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wolfe
Richmond
Calif
L. H. Johnson
Weekends Guests Note in Worfolk Circle
Mrs John Mavis and Mr and Mrs Ben Parr of Worfolk left Wednesday after spending a few days as guests of Mr and Mrs P J Ackers. Nathan Mick employed at Simpson Machine shop slipped last week while doing repair work and broke several bones in his ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Nelson
Norfolk
Mir
George Mulets
John Mavis
Ben Parr
Worfolk
P. J. Ackers
Nathan Mick
Simpson Machine Shop
Guests depart after Franklin Barger visit
Clyde Taylor and Dick Heister, guests of Franklin Barger since Monday, left Thursday evening for their homes in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Taylor
Dick Heister
Franklin Barger
Denver
Marriage Unites Hershel Glen Monroe Van Winkle and Kreiling
In Minatare, Hershel Glen Monroe Van Winkle and Mary Elizabeth Kreiling wed on Wednesday July 29 at a ceremony conducted by Judge Kratz. The report also notes relatives and visitors including the Claphams from Scottsbluff and local residents traveling between Sidney Sterling and Denver for visits, business, and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Glen Monroe van Winkle
Mary Elizabeth Kreiling
Minatare
Kratz
Miss Helen Peetz Plans Sidney Studio Opening
Miss Helen Peetz returned Monday from St. Louis where she attended the progressive series music normal at Washington University. She intends to open her studio in Sidney August 15. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker of Lincoln are visiting Sidney relatives. Walker is a Burlington special agent and Ray Walker’s brother, roadmaster on the Union Pacific. Mrs. Walker is a Hand family daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Walker
Edella
Omaha
Peter Peetz
Helen
St Louis
Orgallala
Helen Peetz
St. Louis
Washington University
Miss Peetz
Sidney
Roy Walker
Lincoln
Mr. Walker
Burlington Railroad
Union Pacific
Mrs. Walker
Frank Hand
Wordens and associates visit Cheyenne a brief trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Worden and Mrs. R. E. McLeester of North Platte drove to Cheyenne Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Chester Miller, formerly of Sidney. Mrs. McLeester will stay briefly in Cheyenne. Miss Harriet Jones returned to Sidney with the Wordens and will spend part of her vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Worden
R. E. McLeester
North Platte
Cheyenne
Chester Miller
Sidney
McLeester
Harriet Jones
the Wordens
Bridge Foursome Hosted by Eleanor Jane Walker
Eleanor Jane Walker hosted a Wednesday bridge session with friends including Margaret Craig Helen Hahler and Margaret Schamp. The afternoon featured bridge games followed by a pleasant lunch prepared by the hostess.
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Eleanor Jane Walker
Margaret Craig
Helen Hahler
Margaret Schamp
Outing Enjoyed At Krueger’s Lake Picnic
A Monday evening lake picnic at Krueger’s lake delighted Velma Landegren Mrs. E. E. Lay ton Katherine Hahler Helen Hahler Ralph Smith Ervin Landegren and Julius Hahler. After dinner swimming provided entertainment throughout the night.
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Krueger
North Sidney Club Enjoys Bridge at Mrs Guy Ferry Home
The North Sidney club met at Mrs. Guy Ferry's home last Wednesday for a bridge afternoon. Prizes for high and low scores went to Mrs. T. W. Hawkins and Miss Marie Schwartz. After the game, refreshments were served.
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North Sidney
Guy Ferry
Bridge
T. W. Hawkins
Marie Schwartz
Eastern Star Kensington Meeting At Masonic Club Rooms
The Eastern Star Kensington held its regular meeting at the Masonic club rooms Tuesday afternoon with President Mrs. Ed Ahrens presiding. A social hour followed and refreshments were served by committee members Mesdames Ed Amens Manyard Osborn Milo Rice and W. W. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Kensington
Masonic Club Rooms
Ed Ahrens
Mesdames Ed Amens
Manyard Osborn
Milo Rice
W. W. Walker
Bridge Party Honors Miss Elaine Hiett in Omaha
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. Ray Maley at her home Tuesday evening honored Miss Elaine Hiett of Omaha. Guests enjoyed the social event and playful card play as part of a pleasant week’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Hiett
Omaha
Ray Maley
Evening bridge party honors honoree with lunch and gifts
Mesdames R. B. Schwenke Frank Darner D. W. Ewing Harry Marsh A. K. Daugherty R. J. Jones and the honoree attended a social evening featuring two tables of bridge. The high score prize went to Miss Hiett, followed by a lovely two course lunch served by the hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. B. Schwenke
Frank Darner
D. W. Ewing
Harry Marsh
A. K. Daugherty
R. J. Jones
Social Gathering Honors Miss Elizabeth Lyngholm In Potter
Mrs Hannah Lyngholm hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at her home to honor Miss Elizabeth Lyngholm of Chicago. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Barlow Mr and Mrs Henry Hargens Mrs Rose Morgan Harry Runge Mr and Mrs William Riggs Mr and Mrs John Seyfang of Potter Mr and Mrs Elmer Seyfang and family. refreshments followed in a cordial close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Lyngholm
Elizabeth Lyngholm
Chicago
Robert Barlow
Henry Hargens
Rose Morgan
Harry Runge
William Riggs
John Seyfang
Potter
Elmer Seyfang
Surprise birthday party for Eleanor Jane Walker draws friends
A birthday surprise honoring Eleanor Jane Walker occurred Wednesday evening with friends including Margaret Schamp, Margaret Craig, Margaret Uptegrove, Fern Dodds, Bessie Hinek, Marion Hinek, Kath erine Jones, Gwendolyn Stone, Mar jorie Talbert, Play Thayer, Helen Hahler, Dick Wade, Dale Jordan, Burdette Atkins, Neil Atkins, Elmer Ladine, Mervil Greenlee, Farrell Frankeberger, Alvin Goodale, Clifford Jones, Ralph Walker, and Junior Walker. The evening featured dancing and a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jane Walker
Margaret Schamp
Margaret Craig
Margaret Uptegrove
Fern Dodds
Bessie Hinek
Marion Hinek
Katherine Jones
Gwendolyn Stone
Marjorie Talbert
Thayer
Potter
Helen Hahler
Wade
Dale Jordan
Burdette
Neil Atkins
Elmer Ladine
Mervil Greenlee
Farrell Frankeberger
Alvin Goodale
Clifford Jones
Ralph
Junior Walker
Social bridge afternoon honors Mrs. Wright host to 12
At Mrs. A. T. E. Wright home on Wednesday afternoon 12 guests, including Mrs. W. E. Pease of Lincoln, gathered for a bridge party. Three tables provided diversion with prizes to Mrs. Hedgecock and Mrs. Van Valkenberg, a consolation to Mrs. Browning and a guest prize to the honoree. A delicious lunch followed, with decorations of garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TE. Wright
W. E. Pease
Lincoln
John Borland
I'red Mauser
T. W. Hawkins
E. J. Brewing
J. E. Simerson
Lloyd Lockwood
E. M. Gates
C. E. Blair
C. C. van Valkenberg
Glenn Hedgecock
Jaynelta Rose
Hedgecock
van Valkenberg
Browning
Presbyterian Circle Social Ice Cream on D R Thomas Lawn
Ladies of the Presbyterian Circle invite the community to a social evening featuring home made ice cream and cake on the lawn of the D R Thomas home this Friday evening. Proceeds support circle activities and local outreach.
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Presbyterian Circle
D. R. Thomas
Start Paving Work On Matte Valley Highway
Pavement laying on the Scottsbluff Minatare state highway began Wednesday east of Scottsbluff where current pavement ends. A Read company cement mixer from Kimball, 30 to 40 trucks, a sand cement plant north of Minatare, and a 1000 feet per day paving machine mark the start as crews prep a nine mile grade between Scottsbluff and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff-Minatare
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Read Company
Minatare Corner
Scottsbluff and
Mitchell
Chadron to Get New Diesel Power Plant
Improvement at Chadron involves decabling Western Public Service generating units. The existing office will be converted into a power plant designed to meet ten years of future needs. A five cylinder 300 horsepower diesel engine generator will be installed, one of the largest in western Nebraska, with startup planned after August 1 and service by November 1, due to central location for the northwestern area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Western Public Service Company
Geo. F. Duborg
Nebraska
Chadion
Fishing party files to Turcott Lake near Alliance
Joe Simodynes, Jay Closman, Jie Wahler, Fred Busit and Ray Kilian and Lincoln clothier led a fishing party to Turcott Lake near Alliance this week. The group reported coed catches of perch and bass by the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simodynes
Jay Closman
Jie Wahler
Fred Busit
Ray Kilian
Lincoln
Turcott Lake
Alliance
Zwickl Grocery Launches Stock Reducing Harvest Sale
Zwickl's grocery announces a gigantic stock reducing and harvest sale this week. It includes the entire $14,000 stock of high grade groceries sold regularly over the counters of the establishment. The Telegraph carries the sale advertisement.
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Zwickl’s
The
Telegraph
Zwickl
Store Drives Deep Discounts In Huge Sale Event
Advertising manager Frank Darner says the Store aims to clear stock with aggressive markdowns, willing to take losses on items that once sold at much higher prices during the extensive bargain event.
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Frank Darner
Do It All Well Club Meets at Lehmkuhl Home
The Do It All Well club gathered at Ardis and Loran Lehm kuhl on July 24 for an accidents prevention lesson. Members reviewed pictures of horses cattle sheep and pigs and identified pests affecting these animals. Nebraska yellow books were distributed and found to be very interesting. Mrs Lehm kuhl served watermelon and all members enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis
Loran Lehmkuhl
Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Wages Stand Up Better Than U S Average
Nebraska farm labor conditions are less unfavorable than the west north central average, with wage declines from April 1 to July 1 smaller than nationwide trends. National wage index sits at 123 percent of prewar level, while Nebraska's remains comparatively higher, reflecting a 3 percent fall in three months and a 12 percent year-to-year drop.
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Nebraska
West North Central States
Federal
Division of Agricultural Statistics
United States
Farm price levels lower income and harvest strain farmers
The report notes declines in general farm price levels reducing income from current sales of agricultural commodities. It highlights the need for farmers to do much of their own harvesting and presents monthly wage figures of 25.35 dollars for the United States, 31.02 in the west north central group, and 33 dollars in Nebraska.
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United States
West North Central
Nebraska
Best Methods To Avoid Smut In Seed Wheat
U S department tests show copper carbonate treatment fails to fully remove smut when seed wheat contains smut balls. Removing smut balls before treatment yields complete elimination. In a test with 35 percent smut seed, untreated grain remained 50 percent smutty, while treated seed with smut balls intact produced 4 percent smut in the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Copper Carb Treatment In Seed Plots Reduces Smut
Tests show untreated seed still carries 35 percent smut balls in a lot, whileRemoval of smut balls before planting yields clearer results. Treated seeds show no smut, indicating ball removal and treatment are key steps before planting to minimize disease.
New Proprietor Takes Over Sidney Petrol Station
R L Tiger of Cozad assumes charge of the Sinclair outlet on O D Slayter avenue and Illinois street in Sidney. He takes possession August 1 and brings an adjoining hamburger stand. Tiger, an experienced trader in Cozad, is completing arrangements while expressing optimism for the station’s future. Old fashioned ice creams will be served on the lawn Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Tiger
Cozad
O D Slayter Avenue
Illinois
Stra Tiger
Mr. Tiger
Sidney
Nebris
Sinclair
Slayterby
Tiger
Seve
Tiger Express
Thomas Holme
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R. O. Ward
William Benson
Sterling
Hugh Watson
J. H. Wade
Rapid City
Mrs. Mary Jones
Oscar A. Anderson
Newman Grove
G. P. Kratz
Evergreen
Mrs
Roy Schipnast of
Fairbury
Frank Rauner
J. W. Billeter
Bert Allington
F. Barnoske
Gothenburg
EF. J. Leonard
Ruskin
E. H. Biggs
Betty
J. H. Mahr
C. M. Livoni
Mmss
Floy Thayer
Helen Hahier
Elmer Cali
Rtichard Chaney
Buford
Wyo
Madeline Zwickl
Idney
Greetey
Thomas J. Buckley
Dunlap, Ir
D. D. Hudson
West
Northwest
Velma Landegren
Katherine Hahler
Fred Hazzard
Lyman
Ralphn Killham
Harry Wingerson
Mildred Crosbie
H. H. Clintenpeel
B. PF. Farris
Fisher Body Corporation
James Jorash
Masseylarris Combine Company
F. M. Spencer
G. H. Thompson
M. M. Pavlat
Lodge Pole
McComus
Auburn
Henry Pavlat
Guy Clapham
Margaret Peterson
Evelyn Willis
Chappell
J. W Lanham
B. C. Grabiul
Stromsberg
Mrs. Kilian
Peetz
Gordon Bryan
Tekamah
Bryant
Ann Radcliffe
Roy Depew
Ralph Killham
Josephine Killham
Alice Reisdorff
Samuel C. Cutter
Bozeman, Mont
Mr. Cutter
Chicago Board of Trade
C. G. Perry
Morrill County
Dean
Northport
R. E Connell
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Mona Livoni
Carl Livoni
Mrs. Livoni
Mary Blood
Margaret
Portland
Ore
Thomas Epps
William Shoemaker
Finke Creamery Co
Society Notes
Wisnors
Meatte Valley
Lake Near Alliance
Zwickl Grocery
Greenlees’ Inc
O. P. Skaggs System
Lillsdale
Skaggs
T. Charge
Paris
Dry Goods Department
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