Local Social Notes From Alliance and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs T E Kokjer and children spent Sunday with friends at Alliance. Mrs E B Kinton and daughter Lucile spent Wednesday at Cheyenne on a business mission. Mrs C B Bentley returned Sunday from Cheyenne after a week with friends. R A Babcock of Babcock Implement company made a business trip to Chadron Tuesday. Mrs Edward Furer spent Tuesday night with sister Mrs Hugh Bruning of Venango. Dr and Mrs L A Bersee and Dr C L Bersee spent Sunday at Julesburg as guests of friends. Mr and Mrs Ray Smith of Chapell are the parents of a son born at Roche hospital Monday weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E.kokjer
Alliance
E. B. Kinton
Lucile
Cheyenne
R. A. Babcock
The
Babcock Implement Company
Chadron
Edward Furer
Hugh Bruning
Venango
Ray Smith
Chappell
Roche Hospital
Belleville visitors and hospital notices in Taylor area
E. J. Collins of Belleville Kansas visiting relatives for several weeks. Ralph Arwiller of Broadwater had an appendectomy at Taylor hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Dorman of Chappell had a major operation at Taylor hospital Wednesday. Mrs. Vernon Reese and infant son of Peetz were dismissed from Reese hospital Tuesday. Attorney and Mrs. G. P. Kratz returned from Evergreen Colorado. County Agent J. C. Swinbank attended an agricultural meeting at Alliance yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carter left for Lincoln to spend the weekend with their son Ralph and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arwiller
Broadwater
Taylor Hospital
Fred Dorman of
Chappell
Vernon Reese
Peetz
Reese Hospital
J. C. Swinbank
Alliance
E. L. Carter
Lincoln
Ralph
Local visitors and residents welcome at Sidney
Mr and Mrs Art Miller of Kansas City Missouri visited Sidney on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Don Goodwin. Twila June Kinkade of Gurley spends two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Davis. Miss Mary Heaton of Center City visits with her brothers P J and H R Heaton. Frank Rauner bought a new Plymouth Deluxe sedan through local dealer Louis Blaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Miller
Kansas City, Mo
Don Goodwin
Little Twila June Kinkade of
Gurley
Sidney
George Davis
Mary Heaton
Center City
P. J. and
H. R. Heaton
Frank Rauner
Louis Blaha
Mrs Mary A Bailey Visits Sidney Family During Week
Mrs Mary A Bailey arrived in Sidney for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Henry Yowell and family. Mr and Mrs A S Hardy, vacationing at Grand Lake, spent Wednesday in Sidney on business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bailey
Sidney
Henry Yowell
A. S. Hardy
Grand Lake
Chicago man visits family in town and local moves
Vernon Norsworthy of Chicago spent Tuesday evening here with his sister Mrs C M Larson and family. Mr and Mrs Lavern Thomas moved Monday into a semi basement apartment of the duplex owned by Robert Jones. Louis Boucher, clerk at the Gamble store, left Sunday for Billings Mont where he will spend the week on vacation. Miss Charlotte Cates returned from Denver Wednesday after two weeks there with her sister Mrs W F Van Landingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Norsworthy
Chicago
C. M. Larson
Mrs. Lavern Thomas
Robert Jones
Louis Boucher
Gamble
Billings
Mont
Charlotte Cates
Denver
W. F. van Landingham
Reverend Muenstermann Visits Sidney As Guest
Reverend Muenstermann of Kearney travels to Sidney this week at the invitation of Rev. Anton Link and his sister Miss B. Muenstermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Muenstermann of
Kearney
Sidney
Anton Link
Miss B. Muenstermann
Hansen Family Visiting in Sidney This Week
Lawrence Hansen of Loup City is visiting Sidney this week with his sister Mrs. R. S. Baker and brother J. N. Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hansen
Loup City
Sidney
Mrs. R. S. Baker
J. N. Hansen
Scottsbluff Visitors Stay With Kennedy Family
Mrs Don Howard and daughter Barbara of Scottsbluff arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs Kennedy and other relatives, spending time with her mother and extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Howard
Barbara
Scottsbluff
Mrs. Howard
Daisy Kennedy
Bundy Family Visits Belleville Kin In City
Mr and Mrs James Bundy and son Richard of Belleville Kansas spent the weekend in the city visiting the home of Bundys sister Mrs Lloyd Yowell and family, gathering with relatives for a family weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bundy
Richard
Belleville
Kan
Mr. Bundy
Lloyd Yowell
Miss Bell Travels to Cheyenne for Local Business
Miss Gladys Bell chief operator of the local telephone company spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cheyenne in the interest of business affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bell
Cheyenne
Powell Family Visiting Bourrets This Week
Mrs. W. D. Powell and her son Dickie traveled to Kimball on Wednesday and will stay with Mrs. Powell's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bourret for the rest of the week.
Mrs Taylors Party Heads To Estes Park For Weekend
Mrs J R Taylor Mrs Nan Taylor of Kinston N C Mrs Catherine Phelps and Miss Valeska Neubauer left yesterday morning for Estes Park to spend a weekend vacation with plans to enjoy the mountain retreat and time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Taylor
Nan Taylor
Kinston
N. C
Catherine Phelps
Valeska Neubauer
Estes Park
Carlson couple plan Los Angeles home after wedding trip
Mr and Mrs Lyle Carlson who were married July 12 recently return from two honeymoons and announce they are now living in Los Angeles where they will establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Carlson
Los Angeles
Mrs Poole and Hiett clan return from Denver outing
Mrs Jack Poole and her sister Elaine Hiett visiting from Omaha with brothers Ed Jim and Dan Hiett arrived Thursday morning after a several day outing in Denver and the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Poole
Elaine Hiett
Omaha
Jim
Dan Hiett
Denver
The
Mountain
Zwickl Brothers Visit in Sidney Then Return Home
Sebastian Zwickl spent the weekend in Sidney with his brothers M. A. and John Zwickl. He returned to his home at Herndon Kansas Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Zwickl
Sidney
M. A
John Zwickl
Herndon
Kan
Bryant family departs Tekamah after two weeks visit
Mr and Mrs Gordon Bryant and their three children left Thursday morning for Tekamah after spending two weeks at the home of Mrs Bryant's brother C S Radcliffe and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Bryant
Tekamah
Mrs Ida Shipman and sister travel to Central City for visit
Mrs Ida Shipman and her sister Mrs J R Mason of Wheatland Wyoming left Thursday morning for Central City to visit their sister Mrs Cora Eckels for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Shipman
J. R. Mason
Wheatland
Wyo
Central City
Cora Eckels
Johnson Family Leaves Oberlin After Visit
Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and their three children of Oberlin Kansas departed Wednesday to return home after spending several days with Mr Johnsons sister Mrs G B Wookey and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnson
Oberlin, Kan
Mr. Johnson
G. B. Wookey
Mrs George Returns to Roche Hospital Post Vacation
Mrs Fred George superintendent at the Roche hospital resumed duties yesterday after a two week vacation visiting relatives in Denver and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred George
The
Roche Hospital
George
Denver
Norfolk
Bank leaders meet in Fort Collins on Thursday morning
Claude L. Stout, vice president of Poudre Valley National Bank, and president of the Colorado State Bankers Association, met with A. J. Jorgens on Thursday morning to discuss banking matters in Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude L. Stout
Poudre Valley National Bank of
Fort Collins
Colorado State Bankers Association
A. J. Jorgens
Edzards Attend Funeral for Mrs George Wilhelm
Mr and Mrs J H Edzard and daughters Geraldine and Jean attended the funeral of Mrs George Wilhelm at Bruning on Sunday The deceased was a sister in law of Mrs Edzard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Edzard
Geraldine
Jean
George Wilhelm
Bruning
Edzard
Mueller announces birth of son Donald Wayne
Mr and Mrs Carl Mueller announce the arrival of a son Donald Wayne at Roche hospital Tuesday morning. Mr Mueller is an instructor at St Pauls parochial school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mueller
Donald Wayne
Roche Hospital
Mueller
St. Paul's Parochial School
Sherrerds Return From Denver Trip
Dr and Mrs E S Sherrerd and their sons Marvin and Bobby returned last evening from Denver where they had been since Monday on a trip combining business and pleasure.
Kokjer Motor reports new Chevrolet sales this week
Kokjer Motor Company reports the sale of new Chevrolet cars this week. A master deluxe coupe goes to George M Saab and a standard town sedan is sold to Charles W Fisher of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokjer Motor Company
Chevrolet
George M. Saab
Charles W. Fisher
Potter
Mrs Hansen and her two sons visit Broken Bow
Mrs J N Hansen and her baby sons Jon Dee and Ronald Lee left Monday evening for Broken Bow to visit Mrs Hansen's parents Mr and Mrs N E Nicodemus for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hansen
Jon Dee
Ronald Lee
Broken Bow
Campbell couple trips to Laramie on business
Mr and Mrs W G Campbell traveled to Laramie on Tuesday for business. They were joined in Cheyenne by Mr Campbell of Scottsbluff, who accompanied them to Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Campbell
Laramie
Cheyenne
Campbell of
Scottsbluff
Mrs Iverson and children visit Cheyenne relatives
Mrs George Iverson and her two children from Cheyenne are spending the week with Mrs Iverson’s parents, Mr and Mrs C F Chick. They recently returned from Los Angeles where they had been since early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Iverson
Cheyenne
Mrs Leon Fine Heads To Chicago For Shopping Tour
Mrs Leon Fine leaves Wednesday evening on the streamliner to Chicago for a buying trip for the Leon Fine ladies ready to wear store. She plans to be away about ten days and will also take a post graduate course in corseteering while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fine
Streamliner
Chicago
Leon
Fine Ladies
Keith Jones to Stay Ten Days in Sidney Area
Keith Jones of Compton California arrived Monday for a ten day visit staying with his uncle Robert Jones and family and at the Pt Ackles home. Jones is a son of Davie Jones, a former Sidney resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Jones
Compton
Calif
Robert Jones
Pt . Ackles
Keith
Davie Jones
Sidney
Miss Eva Manchester Visits Aurora Relative on Trip
Miss Eva Manchester of Aurora stayed with her uncle Glen Hedgecock and family from Sunday to Tuesday during a journey toward the Colorado mountains. Upon returning, she will return for a longer stay at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Manchester
Aurora
Glen Hedgecock
Colorado Mountains
Miss Manchester
Rev P E Spehr to take three week vacation in South Dakota
Rev P E Spehr vicar of the Episcopal church left Tuesday for Webster South Dakota where he will join his family for a three week vacation Mrs Spehr and son Paul have been at Webster several weeks with her parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Spehr
Episcopal Church
Webster
S. D
Doctor Donahoe Visits Grand Island and Omaha
Dr. L. A. Donahoe returned Wednesday from the eastern part of the state after a several day trip. He attended a Knights of Columbus state officers meeting in Grand Island Sunday and then proceeded to Omaha to visit his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Donahoe
Peel
Winslow Guests Visit Rabe Home for Fortnight
Mrs. Malinda Brandert Miss Martha Boehling and Art Brandert of Winslow are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rabe. They arrived before part of the week and will be here a fortnight. Mrs. Brandert and Miss Boehling are cousins of Mr. Rabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Brandert
Martha Boehling
Art Brandert
Winslow
Herbert Rabe
Mrs. Bandert
Miss Boehling
Mr. Rabe
Colby Family Returns from Black Hills Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Johnson and daughter Nancy Jo and Mrs John Crabb of Colby Kansas stopped Thursday morning to visit the G B Wookey family on their way home from a Black Hills trip. Mr Johnson is a nephew of Mrs Wookey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Nancy Jo
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Crabb
Colby, Kan
G. B. Wookey
Black Hills
Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Wookey
Robineau Family Heads to Colorado Mountains Cottage
Mr and Mrs M H Robineau and their two children left Tuesday for Troutdale in the Colorado mountains where they have taken a cottage for a month long stay Dr C W Zike father of Mrs Robineau accompanied them and returned home yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H.robineau
Troutdale
Colorado Mountains
C. W. Zike
Iowa visitors depart Sidney after fortnight stay
Miss Mera Toohey of Fort Dodge Iowa Miss Marie McMahan of Iowa City and Miss Jessie Forbes of Fort Dodge visited Sidney for a fortnight and left for their homes Tuesday. The two former were guests of Miss Virginia Barlow and Miss Forbes stayed with her Aunt Mrs H R Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mera Toohey
Fort Dodge
Marie McMahan
Iowa City
Jessie Forbes
Sidney
Virginia Barlow
Forbes
H. R. Fuller
Mrs Richards Dies in Denver After Long Sidney Ties
Mrs. Sarah Richards longtime Cheyenne county deputy clerk and Sidney resident died at a Denver hospital earlier in the week. Funeral services and burial were held in Denver Thursday morning. she left many friends among Sidney's early residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Richards
Sidney
Denver
Perry family updated on brother Sam’s illness in Los Angeles
Word from W J Perry says Sam Perry remains unrecoverable and no hope for recovery. Lester Perry Mrs Lester Perry and Reynolds Perry from Grand Island joined him last week in Los Angeles amid the ill health of Sam Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Perry
Los Angeles
Sam Perry
Lester Perry
Reynolds Perry
Grand Island
Bauman siblings renew meeting after war’s start
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bauman of Duluth Minnesota visited over the weekend with the farmers brother H E Bauman. They were returning from the west coast where Mr Bauman attended the Shriner national convention in Seattle. They also saw a Bauman sister in San Diego. This marks the first meeting of the brothers since the outbreak of the world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bauman
Duluth
Minn
H. E. Bauman
West Coast
Society Notes Safety First Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Archie Kirkpatrick and Mrs C C Davis co hosted the Safety First auxiliary monthly meeting at the Kirkpatrick home Monday night. The evening was social with bridge. Four tables competed with prizes going to Mrs Elwood Singer Mrs Harry Wingerson and Mrs R T Hill. Special guests included Miss Eva Manchester of Aurora and Mrs R T Hill and Mrs Wingerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Fist
Archie Kirkpatrick
C. C. Davis
Safety First
Kirkpatrick
Elwood Singer
Harry Wingerson
R. T. Hill
Eva Manchester
Aurora
Wingerson
Morgans Evening Hosts Honor Sans Souci Club
Mr and Mrs E J Morgan entertained Sans Souci club members Monday evening with a seven oclock dinner at the Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge at the Morgan home Miss Mary Heaton of Central City attended as a special guest High scores in bridge were shared by Mrs H R Heaton and P J Heaton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgans
E. J. Morgan
Sans Souci Club
Union Pacific
Morgan
Mary Heaton
Central City
H. R. Heaton
P. J. Heaton
Eastern Star Kensington Meeting At Masonic Club
The Star Kensington club held its regular Tuesday gathering at the Masonic rooms with dance exercises led by Miss Valeska Neubauer. After exercises, members enjoyed bridge and a luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. Carl Jones Mrs. R P Kepler Mrs I E Grabill and Miss Neubauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Valeska Neubauer
Carl Jones
R. P. Kepler
I. E. Grabill
Morning Affair at Entre Nous Club Brightens Tuesday
Breakfast at the country club started at 8 30 with a diversion of bridge for Entre Nous members. Mrs G H Doran hosted at the Doran home while extras included Mrs J T M Pearson of Sioux City and Mrs Joe Simodynes. Pearson won a guest prize and Mrs A J Jorgenson and Mrs Simodynes shared hon org for contest excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
G. H. Doran
Doran
J. T. M. Pearson
Sioux City
Joe Simodynes
Pearson
A. J. Jorfgenson
Simodynes
Mrs Heaton Hosts Wednesday Bridge Luncheon
Members of the Wednesday Bridge club were entertained this week by Mrs P J Heaton with a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel and bridge at the Heaton home. Special guests included Miss Mary Heaton and Mrs Clarence Jolliff. Miss Heaton received a guest prize and Mrs R E Roche held high score and won the traveling prize.
Conservation Session May Be Called Here
Nebraska's 1936 corn crop is largely considered done with scattered pockets still usable. The College of Agriculture announced statewide feed conservation meetings, starting immediately, to aid farmers. A committee led by P. H. Stewart and J. L. Thomas drafted farm meeting plans to be held on farms with trench silos, with the extension service mobilized for the campaign. Professor R A Thalman addressed the public to answer feeding questions, while many more will be discussed at the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
The
Agricultural College Extension Service
P. H. Stewart
J. L. Thomas
R. A. Thalman
Animal Husbandry Department
Rebekah Kensington Hostesses Bi Monthly Meeting at Home
Mrs Frank Rhea welcomed Rebekah Kensington members for a bi monthly gathering held Wednesday afternoon at her residence. A large turnout included Miss Ella Larsen and Mesdames A E Kennedy Sheldon Scott Mamie Farr Rosa Johnston Clifford Jensen David Huff J A Sparks Edna Scriber. Bingo and refreshments closed the social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Frank Rhea
Ella Larsen
Mesdames A. E. Kennedy
Sheldon Scott
Mamie Farr
Rosa Johnston
Clifford Jensen
David Huff
J. A. Sparks
Edna Scriber
Frank Dolezal Dance Band at Benich Hall
Frank Dolezal and his dance band perform at Benich hall on Sunday August 22 offering best in Bohemian and modern music for an evening of lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ,Dolezal
Benich Hall
Barker Cleaners Adopt New Operating Schedule
Mechanical workers will operate from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. The office stays open until 5 p.m. on weekdays and until 7 p.m. Saturdays. Patrons are asked to remember the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker Cleaners
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E. J. Collins
G. P. Kratz
Evergreen, Colo
Society Notes
Greenlees
Isis
Poro
Tibe
Anne
Agtto
Oye
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Cerviss
Atisepy
White Shoes
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