Miss Jaynelta Rose Opens Tea Room in Moore Building
Focal events center on Miss Jaynelta Rose formerly of Ovid Colorado who will open a tea room in the Moore building, previously Hepner Clothing store, with the project noted as a near future development. The article also lists residents and visitors including Charlton Bentley’s discharge from Taylor hospital after burns and various local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaynelta Rose
Ovid
Colo
Moore
Hepner Clothing
Miss Rose
L. L. Lockwood
Miss Dorothy Dimick Guest of Miss Olive Bush
Miss Dorothy Dimick of Lorenzo was a house guest of Miss Olive Bush from last Saturday until Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dimick
Lorenzo
Olive Bush
Bates Arrives in Town for Summer Visit
W. H. Bates of Houston Texas arrived Thursday morning to spend the summer with his daughter Mrs Alpha Grigsby and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bates
Houston
Texas
Alpha Grigsby
Sidney teachers head to summer plans and Chicago trip
Miss Hazel Gillette dean of girls leaves Tuesday for Litchfield to spend most of summer with sister Mrs Howe. In mid June she with Miss Bebee and Miss Runge will go to Chicago for Century of Progress. Miss Helen Jacobson leaves for Chadron for a six week summer course and to join Bronson school staff next year. Sidney group picnicked at Chadron state park then some remained for summer school. Edward Furer and wife return from ten day visit with relatives. daughter Betty Ann stays for weeks. Edward Furer Jr has infection in a toe and was hospitalized twice to lance it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dyke
Cheyenne
Hazel Gilette
Litchfield
Howe
Gillette
Freda Bebee
Mary Runge
Sidney
Chicago
Helen Jacobson
Chadron
Miss Jacobson
Bronson School
T. G. Waddell
Lucile and
Fielden
M. M. Kline
Donald
Mona Livoni
Rita Singer
Livoni
Miss Waddell
Edward Furer
Ohiowa
Fairfield
Utica
Betty Ann
Clara McNish
Lincoln
Carolyn Kennedy
Hazel Snyder
E. M. Kennedy
Miss Snyder
Fannie
Edna Hammond
Arvin Livingston
Fred Livingston
Mrs Carter Dunaway Recovering After Surgery In Denver
Mrs. Carter Dunaway of Denver daughter of Mrs J A Bentley underwent an operation for acute appendicitis at Presbyterian Hospital in Denver last Wednesday. She is recovering satisfactorily and will soon return home. Mrs Bentley stays with her daughter during convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dunaway
Denver
J. A. Bentley
Presbyterian Hospital
Bentley
Sullivan Family Reaches Home After Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs John Sullivan and their son returned Monday night from Denver where they spent a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wehmiller
Hastings
Plattsmouth
Clarinda
H. J. Busacker
John Sullivan
Denver
Legion Auxiliary Meets for Business and Bridge Social
American Legion auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the club rooms on Tuesday night with a business session followed by a social bridge period. A report of Poppy Day sales was presented.
Kensington Women Benefit Association Meeting Report
An evening social at the M. M. Kline home featured the Ken sington Womans Benefit association monthly gathering. Bridge was played at four tables with prizes won by Mrs. Henry Hargens and Mrs. Frank Tobin and refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Alvin Roberts, and Miss Edna Granneman.
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Kensington
M. M. Kline
Womans Benefit Association
Henry Hargens
Frank Tobin
Kline
Alvin Roberts
Edna Granneman
Ladies Golf Club Holds Tuesday Summer Events
Tuesday afternoon marked the second summer event for lady golfers at the country club. Mrs J T McIntosh was chosen chair of the arrangements with assistants Mrs J A Bentley Mrs A S Hardy Mrs Joe Simodynes Miss Evelyn Doran and Miss Bernice Kelly. Each Tuesday will be womans day with a 1 PM luncheon and golf. The second Tuesday of the month features a bridge luncheon. Next Sunday at 3 30 PM the ladies host a flag tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McIntosh
J. A. Bentley
A. S. Hardy
Joe Simodynes
Evelyn Doran
Bernice Kelly
Bischoff Hosts Bridge Club Meeting at Home
Mrs. L. H. Bischoff acted as hostess for her contract bridge club at a regular weekly gathering Monday afternoon at her home. High score was by Mrs. E. J. Brown ing. An extra guest, Mrs. O. K. Fisher, attended. Following the games, refreshments concluded the enjoyable affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischoff
L. H. Bischoff
E. J. Browning
O. K. Fisher
Buffet Birthday Supper Hosted by Mrs. George Brewer
Mrs. George Brewer hosted a buffet supper at her home Tuesday evening to honor Mr. Brewer on his birthday. After dinner, guests played bridge. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl LaGrange, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hostettler, and William Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brewer
Brewer
Earl LaGrange
G. A. Johnston
Royal Hostettler
William Brewer
Kensington Holds Regular Meeting for Church Cleanup
A Kensington Methodist gathering met in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Davis's division hosting. Friday plans call for an all day church cleanup with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Methodist
George Davis
Willi
Miss Helen Dyke Honored at Camp Fuller Picnic
Miss Helen Dyke was guest of honor at a farewell picnic supper arranged by a group of girl friends at Camp Fuller on Wednesday evening. The event accompanied her several weeks absence beginning later this week. Attendees included Helen and Genevieve Dyke, Julia Curless, Dorothy and Beulah Brewer, and Viola Benish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dyke
Camp Fuller
Miss Dyke
Helen
Genevieve Dyke
Julia Curless
Dorothy
Beulah Brewer
Viola Benish
Dutch Treat Club Hostess Leads Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Joé Simodynes hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the country club on Wednesday afternoon for the Dutch Treat club. The event featured bridge games with high and second high prizes awarded to Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson and Mrs. R. P. Kepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joé Simodynes
Dutch Treat Club
Simodynes
A. J. Jorgenson
R. P. Kepler
Mrs Rush Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs C C Rush presided over a bridge luncheon at the country club on Wednesday, complimentary to members of the Wednesday bridge club. Eight covers were laid for lunch and two tables of bridge were in play.
Special Kensington Meeting Elects Secretaries at Ward Home
In the afternoon and evening a Rebekah Kensington meeting at Mrs Ward pylor home elected a secretary and treasurer due to resignations. Mrs Martha Jameson and Mrs Alma Weston were chosen. The session closed with a jovial hour and lunch served by Mrs Taylor.
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Kensington
Rebekah
Catholic Church Mass Times Schedule
Weekday masses at 7 00 AM and 8 AM. Sunday masses at 7 00 AM and 9 30 AM. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 38 PM.
Bishop Beecher to Lead Sunday Services at Christ Church
Bishop George Allen Beecher will be here Sunday to take charge of services at Christ Church. He invites his many friends to be present. Rev Roe is out of the city and will not be here for Sunday services.
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George Allen Beecher
Christ Church
Rev. Roe
United Lutheran Outdoor Services at Fuller Ranch
The United Lutheran churches of Dalton Gurley Potter Lodge Pole and Sidney host a special outdoor service day at Fuller ranch five miles west of Sidney on Sunday June 18. Morning services at 11 with an afternoon service at 2 feature several state speakers. Noon refreshments are planned and attendees are urged tobring dinner and fellowship. Dr W T Kahse pastor.
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Luther League
Fuller Ranch
Sidney
Dalton
Gurley
Potter
Lodge Pole
W. T.kahse
Presbyterian Church Children’s Day Services Set At 10 A.M
The Presbyterian church schedules a 10 a m children’s day service featuring infant baptism led by Dr Paul P Cheff pastor complete with note of the hour and emphasis on the ritual.
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Paul P. Cheff
Harmony Hustlers Sewing Club Elects Leaders
The Harmony Hustlers Sewing club met at Jeanette Draper’s home with Frances Neary presiding. Elected leaders are Mrs. BE Osborn and Mrs. George Young. Mrs. E Meyer as assistant. Twenty one members, including two new joiners, focus on summer clothes for 4 H girls and sewing basics. The next meeting, at Jake Eckert’s home, is set for Friday June 16.
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Harmony Hustlers Sewing Club
Jeanette Draper
Frances Neary
E. Osborn
George Young
E. Meyer
Hazel Young
Marion Osborn
Ruth Osborn
Loretta Osborn
Dorothy Tryon
Dorothy Neary
Marjorie Schlotfeld
Doris Schrinert
42nd Street at the Fox Theatre headline feature
Warner brothers famous musical film comes to the Fox for three days. The star filled cast includes Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent Una Merkel Ruby Keeler Ginger Rogers and more. The picture blends a film story with a play within a play delivering a spectacular entertainment.
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Bradford Ropes
42Nd Street
Warner Brothers
Fox
Warner Baxter
Bebe Daniels
Geo. Brent
Una Merkel
Ruby Keeler
Guy Kibbee
Ned Sparks
Dick Fowell
Ginger Rogers
Allen Jenkins
Henry B. Walthall
Edward Nugent
Farm Produce Prices in Sidney Rise for Hens
Farm market notes show Sidney hen prices up four pounds for hens over four pounds and under four pounds, with Leghorn hens and Cox Springs two percent higher. Spring eggs and butterfat figures listed with prices 10c to 16c range. prices subject to change without notice.
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Sidney
Cox Springs
Leghorn
West Sidney Social Notes From the Livingston Family
West Sidney social roundup lists visits among the Lingwall and Livingston families. Guests include Mrs. A Livingston, Pete Lingwall and two daughters, Fred Livingston and children, Mrs. Davis, and others. Memorial day attendance and local shop visits appear, with school trips and a debate leadership noted. Roy Anderson shows slight improvement.
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A. Livingston
Pete Lingwall
Gering
John Lingwall
Fred Livingston
Davis
Arvin Livingston
Hugh Hammond
M.I. C
R. N. Huff
C. O. Bill
Maurice Hernbloom
Doris Bills
Vern Pearson
Ezza Chambers
H. J. Hammond
Sidney
Roy Anderson
Walter Hammond
James Johnson
Grover Hatcher
County Board of Equalization Session Dates 1933 Notice
The county board of equalization meets Tuesday June 13 Wednesday June 14 and Thursday June 15 1933 and continues in session not more than 20 days for less than 3 days to equalize revaluations. If you object to your assessment present your claim during the first three days to the board for its consideration. Fred E Stephens County Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlton Bentley
Taylor Hospital
Rita
Ila Singer
R. H. Brewer
L. Mikkelson
B. J. Murphy
Boyd Cigar Store
Kearney
E. L. Hyden
Supreme Court
Merle Green
Scottsbluff
G. P. Kratz
York
Ed Sanders
North Potter District
Helen Johnson of
Brady
Joseph Hahler
Paul Martin
Charles Gardner
James Sullivan
John
Earl Young
Wesleyan University
H. F. Freytag
Chester
Omaha
Glenwood
S. E. Riley
Republican
Kan
W. O. Cook
Casper, Wyo
Hugh Slawson
Ed Teare
Kimball
Wesley Berry
Junior Hedgecock
Telegraph
Bronson
Clark Fuller
Halsey
Reena
Walter
Anapolis
United States Naval Academy
H. E. Mantor
M. E. Pettibone
Peetz
Mike Schwartz
Catherine
Francis
W. L. Needham
Little Son
M. M. Herbert Home
Sund
B. J. Barnhart
Gehrig
Fire Department
Bridgeport
R. A Barlow
Pat Elis
Sol Willis
W. W. Schulz
John Borland
Bus Marvin
Ray Wellner
Joe Marsh
D. Green
Chappell
Oshkosh
Broadwater
J. W. Reinmuth
George Griswold
Frank Ackerman
L. T. Poole
John Deere Plow Company
Edward Furer, Jr
E. E. Engelman
Crawford
Stuart Bush
Douglas, Wyo
Wilson
Adamson
Valentine
Nebraska
Hammond McNish
T. W. Hubbell
Sunol
Charles Ommen
Sterling
Society Notes
Legion Park
Greenlees
Anton Link
Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian‘ Church
Harmony Hustlers Club
FOX Theatre
The
Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Booth
Wmaa Way
van Camp
Bis
Vavour
Department
Santos
Pound Armour
Melrose
Lde
Lic
West Sidney
Cane
Sudan
Nebr
Grahama
Rape
M. L. Anthony
Prop
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Sidney,Nebraska
Fred E. Stephens
Pullman
Burlington
N. A
McLean
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