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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
5
Al Ladine is spending several days at the farm home of his brother Joe in the Dalton district. Mrs. Audrey Wallace has accepted a position as waitress at Campbell's cafe.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Rogers and their children spent Decoration Day at Sterling enjoying a family outing and leisurely activities.
Mrs Elizabeth McDonald spent Sunday at Sterling with her sister Mrs H H Rasmussen and family in a quiet family gathering.
Robert Moore and infant class dnies were dismissed from the Roche hospital Tuesday.
Mrs Lotis Blahe is spending several days with relatives at Ord. Mr Blahe took her there Friday returning home Monday.
Miss Edith Martin arrived home Wednesday night from Hammond Indiana after completing another year teaching in the Hammond public schools.
Edward D. Furer arrives home Wednesday after a year as a freshman at the state university in Lincoln. He spent the previous academic year away from campus and is now back with family.
K. C. Lasseter, manager of a Western Public Service company of Sidney, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Scottsbluff on a business mission.
Miss Jean Osborn, a student at Colorado Women's College in Denver, arrived home Wednesday evening for the summer vacation after a past year of study.
Oscar Olson of Lodge Pole visited Sidney on Wednesday to arrange advertising for the upcoming farmers union picnic scheduled at Krueger's Lake on June 17.
Mrs Hilda Norsworthy of Gothenburg is staying with her daughter Mrs Co M Larson and family. Miss Maxine Goodwin returned Sunday from Columbia Missouri after completing her freshman year at Stephens College.
Mrs Catherine Hutchinson of Pasadena California arrived Wednesday for an indefinite visit at the home of her brother P J Ackles and wife Mrs R E McLeester of North Platte is spending the week here as a guest of her sister Mrs E D Worden and family
Cari Hutchison and her son Jack visited Denver over the weekend with Mrs. Fred Bailey and Dr. Leo J. Thomas. Dr. Thomas left Tuesday evening for Casper, Wyoming, to be with his mother during a serious illness.
Wr and Mrs H Runquist of Chappell spent Sunday in Sidney as guests of their daughters Mrs Jack Rebig and Mrs Lewis Morris. Miss Jane Dimery has returned home from the state university summer vacation after attending school there the past year. Mrs N E Witters spent Thursday at Cheyenne with her brother O N Johnson who is seriously ill in a hospital there.
Mrs. Ben Fulton left for Lexington on Wednesday to be with her daughter Mrs. Ralph Lanterman and infant son Gerald Dean for a fortnight. Glen Hedgecock traveled to Aurora to be with his brother Robert who is seriously ill after a stroke. Attorney P. J. Heaton and his son Pat returned Sunday from a several day trip to the eastern part of the state.
Everett Denton of Minatare and Cecile Phillips of Scottsbluff were married Tuesday at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. P. P. Cheff officiating. J. P. Erwin of Charleston, West Virginia, arrived yesterday to visit his brother B. F. Erwin and family for several days.
Mr and Mrs E E Hiett and son Jack visited at Peete Wednesday at the home of the former's cousin Harvey Hiett and family. Russell Linch who has been attending Wesleyan University returned home the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Joe Reel is spending the week at Spearfish South Dakota with her husband Mr. Reel who is employed in road construction work there.
Mrs John L Sullivan and her son Jack left for the fore part of the week for a month long visit with Mrs Sullivan's relatives in Texas.
Mrs Wilma Self and her daughter Myrtle of Loveland Colorado arrived last evening and will spend a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Schwasnick as guests during their stay.
Arthur Zike is walking with crutches following a knee injury sustained a few days ago. Doctors expect at least three weeks before he can walk unaided.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom and Bertha Walters traveled to Omaha on Saturday returning Sunday. They brought Mrs Bergstroms daughter Margaret Schamp home for a three weeks vacation. Miss Schamp studies at Boyles business college.
Dr and Mrs I Schroeder and their son from Nashville Illinois visited Sidney in the early part of the week to look after property interests they own in the county.
Excavation work has begun for a stucco duplex to be erected by D. R. Thomas on the rear of his lot on East Illinois Street, adjoining his property.
Dr and Mrs J R Taylor and their daughters Anne and Harriet left Thursday morning for Kinston North Carolina for a two week visit with the doctor's mother.
Mr and Mrs Edward Furer visited Venango over the weekend with Mrs Furers sister Mrs Hugh Brunning and family joining them for the family gathering.
Mr and Mrs C M Larson announce the birth of a daughter named Virginia Mae at Taylor hospital Monday afternoon. The newborn weighed seven pounds.
Mr and Mrs Leo Leonardalli of Durango Colorado are visiting at the home of Mrs Leonardallis parents Mr and Mrs Robert Heath this week.
Mr and Mrs L Jessen and H Bangert traveled to Omaha on Wednesday to attend the annual convention of Union Pacific pensioners, which was in session yesterday.
Mr and Mrs R B Farquahr visited Brady with relatives for Memorial Day. Miss Clara Bolen of Lexington, cousin of Mrs Farquehr, accompanied them home and will stay a month for a visit.
Mr and Mrs Earl Hiett travel to Lincoln today to retrieve their daughter Doris for the summer vacation. Doris has completed her second year of study at the state university.
cL W Hadiley of Sidney returns home after visiting relatives on the west coast since last August. He spent his time between Medford Oregon and Los Angeles.
Mrs Charles Erickson and her sons Willard and Robert of Chicago left Wednesday after a weeklong visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Hahier. Mrs Erickson and Mrs Hahier are sisters.
Dan Mathews, a Union Pacific employee, was hospitalized in Omaha Monday after an operation. Though serious, his condition is slightly improved. A. E. Wright, owner of the Sidney creamery, and Mrs. Wright with Jean and Richard spent Wednesday and Thursday on a business and pleasure trip to Denver.
Mrs J H Mahr of Cheyenne and her three sons visited relatives in Sidney over the weekend with daughter Mrs Peterson of Denver. They were guests at the Treinen home during their stay.
Mrs A W Bundy and her young son Bobby stayed at the J F Buehner home in Morrill from Monday to Wednesday night. They were joined by Mrs Harry Pedrett and her son Larry of Kimball for the visit.
Mrs A Carrado of Denver visits with her son Jerry employed by Hutchison Stover Plumbing. She will care for the Sullivan home while Mrs Sullivan is away.
The Sidney group including Hugh Slawson, Rev. J. L. Tyner, C. D. Green, R. Thimgan and C. A. Overman traveled to Hastings for the state Townsend convention held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs G W Loofe of Ashland are visiting Sidney and Lodge Pole for several days to attend to business affairs and visit friends Mrs Loofe formerly resided in Lodge Pole for many years
Russell R. Wolfe and Maxine Bar-Iow, both of Denver, were married at Lodge Pole Monday afternoon by Rev. Vincent Beebe, pastor of the Methodist church. Mrs. Wolfe was a former resident of Lodge Pole and Mr. Wolfe had resided at Chappell.
Mr and Mrs R C Keefer and their son Junior along with Mr and Mrs Troy Smith and two children returned Tuesday night from Wichita and Topeka Kansas where they had visited Mr Keefer s relatives since last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Thomas and daughter Maxine, with Mr. Thomas' father H. B. Thomas, depart today for a ten day visit to relatives in Iowa. They will stay in Garden Grove and Cedar Rapids.
C. S. Radcliffe traveled to Chadron on Wednesday for a two day Nebraska stock growers association meeting. He was with Mrs. Radcliffe and daughters Barbara and Josephine. On the return trip Saturday they will stop at Scottsbluff where Mr. Radcliffe will attend the district bar convention.
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and her son H. K. Schroeder arrived home after a three week visit in San Francisco with their son and brother Babe and his wife. They were accompanied by Mrs. C. F. Brown of Cheyenne.
Mrs. Harvey Bush and her children Jean Ellen and Joyce left this morning for Dodge City Manitoba after spending three months at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Bush. Mr Bush is driving them home by automobile.
Mr and Mrs H R Watts and daughters Donna and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Robert Grossman of Denver spent the weekend in Sidney as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Weiand. The ladies are sisters of Mrs Weiand.
Mr and Mrs J W Weland and daughter Elaine traveled to Lincoln where Elaine will take a several weeks course of music at the state university. Mrs Weiland plans a two week visit with friends in Lincoln and Omaha before returning home.
Miss Laura Fish of Minatare a local schoolteacher visited Sidney over the weekend as guest of Miss Laura Rudd. She was accompanied by Miss Agnes Ladine another Sidney teacher and left Monday for Kearney to attend summer school.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stover and daughter Janice and Carl Hutchi son Jr visited relatives in Brush Colorado from Friday through Sunday. They attended the commencement exercises Friday evening where Edward Stover was among the graduates.
Five year old Richard Anthony, son of Mr and Mrs M D Anthony, fell Tuesday and thrust a knife into his left eye. He was taken to a Sterling specialist for treatment. Doctors say he will not lose all sight but the eye will be weakened and scarred.
Mr and Mrs J W Billeter returned Monday night from Nickerson where they attended the funeral of Mr Billeter s brother in law George Hinrichs The deceased died in a tuberculosis hospital at Kearney the previous Thursday Mrs Billeter had been at Nickerson for two weeks with Mrs Hinrichs and Mr Billeter went down Sunday for the funeral.
A happy Bales family reunion occurred in Sidney this week as Mr and Mrs C S Bales of Lowrie City Missouri arrived Tuesday to visit relatives including Mr and Mrs M C Bales Mr and Mrs Glen Bales and families Albert Haworth and Haworths. The C B Bales are en route to Salt Lake City and other western points for a three month vacation and tour.
A car carrying Leon’s family was badly damaged in a Monday night collision in Oklahoma while en route to a wedding. Mrs Fine, Leonard Fine, Mrs Hepner, Harold Hepner, and M Joseph were shaken but escaped injuries. The other driver was 5S A Foster, head of a lumber yards chain, who reportedly admitted mobility and the Fines obtained a new car through an insurance deal.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its Tuesday night meeting electing officers led by re-elected president Mrs J C Parks. New duties went to Mrs O D Slayter and Mrs I L Pindell with members Miss Emily Gould secretary and Mrs T E Kekjer treasurer. Fidac month featured Poland with travelogue by Mrs Jess Osborn and Polish dances by Jean Libendorfer. The group voted to donate 50 to the Sidney library plus a history book and song book and closed with refreshments hosted by four members.
Mrs. John Edward hosted an all day meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church on Wednesday. The day was devoted to activities and planning for upcoming church events.
A quilting group held a noon covered dish dinner and a special afternoon session to plan the program for the 15th anniversary celebration at the church this Sunday June 21. Committee members named to arrange the event were Mrs Minnie Thomas Mrs John Edzard Mrs Albert Mueller and Mrs J H Heinlein.
Mrs. Jack Lowe and Mrs. Don Shipman hosted a Wednesday linen shower at the Lowe home honoring Miss Helen Riggs who will wed on June 6. Luncheon followed by bridge with three tables. prizes went to high scorers Mrs. M. H. Robineau, Mrs. Ross Barker, and Miss Carolyn Kennedy. Guests included Muriel Riggs, Gwendolyn Jorgenson, Carolyn Kennedy, Olive Bush, and several others.
Members of the Wednesday bridge club and four guests, Mrs. A S Hardy, Mrs. Rebecca Baker, Mrs. E S Stokes, and Mrs. C W Smith, met for a luncheon at Union Pacific hotel then bridge at Mrs. Sokol's home. Stokes and Smith had high scores among guests with Smith winning the prize after cutting, Baker taking the prize for most games with Mrs. Thomas O Connell for honors. Regular club high went to Mrs. O Connell.
Covers laid for 42 at the cov ered dish dinner in connection with the Eastern Star Kensington monthly party held Wednesday evening in the Masonic club rooms.Amusement after dinner included bridge with Mrs. K S Agnew and Mrs. O L Miller winning high and second high among ladies while Ed Ahrens and Mr. Miller claimed gentlemen’s prizes. Hostesses were Mesdames Arthur Holm, Lester Elkington, Glen Spearow, Leo Osborn, T W Hawkins and F G Griffith. In Jobs Daughters Wednesday night election Zelena Worden was honored queen Jean Wright princess Jean Liebendorfer junior princess Marjorie Trenholm guide Joan Ahrens marshal with other officers to be announced. Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson hosted a Chop Suey Dinner Saturday night with guests Mrs V C Nerine of Tonasket Wash and Misses Agnes Dwyer Evelyn Doran Bernice Kelly Lillian Miller Georgia Martin Phyllis Corbett. evening featured bridge.
Mrs. Dedrick hosted the LePlaisir club on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Instead of bridge the gathering became a Kensington for Marcelyn Dedrick’s second birthday with members bringing their children Eleanor Rogers Kathy Louw Grabill Arlina Hart and Maxine Thomas. Refreshments included a birthday cake.
The final meeting of the year for St. Marys Guild at the rectory was hosted by Mrs. P. E. Spehr and Miss Florence Parks. Members enjoyed a social covered dish supper at 6:30 followed by bridge. 11 members attended.
The Walther league of Salem Lutheran church in Gurley met Sunday evening at the church. The program included entertainment and army style refreshments. Mess call was by Herbert Heine and prizes went to the navy bean group Harry Braasch and W J Reddel. A business session followed with committee reports on the year’s work and a revised constitution adopted.
Rev. Reddel led Bible study as Agnes Dwyer hosted a Tuesday evening event for Sidney guests at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pitman in Gurley. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Lowe and Miss Doran while Mrs. Smith hosted a Contract club luncheon with high bridge score by Mrs. Radcliffe.
The piece discusses conscience as the mental faculty deciding between right and wrong. It notes that authorities see implied reference to moral laws in moral judgments. Conscience works when kept in active use, but can atrophy if unused.
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