Local residents receive travel and health updates
O D Slayter returns from Denver on business. Maybelle Archer assists Dr Abbott. Doctors Thompson move to 1304 Grant. Lincoln man C W Armstrong explores Gidney. Mrs Payton visits Lodge Pole. Miss Glenis Pearson undergoes surgery. Crose visits Chappell relatives. Tomlin, pharmacist, joins Bassett. Helen Kirk and Beulah Bayley return from Denver. Couch and Puckett visit Colorado farms. Marie Hahler in Taylor hospital. Roy Coffeen in Rapid City with wife Fay Armstrong. Bridgeport woman has tonsils removed. Walsh has tonsils removed. Walter Fuller visits from Broadwater. Blair visits from Laramie. Mrs Gould visits Sidney. Schwasnick plans Cheyenne trip. Dean Kratz has teeth removed. McConaught visits from Cheyenne. Donahoe to Lincoln for dental convention. Mrs Kretz has operation. Slawson and Radcliffe on Bridgeport trip. Campfire girls to Idaho Springs. Beckman visits with Rapid City car branch. Violet Cradit and Marie Tank start at the telephone exchange. Frank Wolf, Clifford visit Lodge Pole. License to wed issued for Jones and Christensen. Wehmuiller and Brozek on legal business to Yuma. Ida Portrey to tour Falls City, Omaha, Kansas City. Leo Osborn on Bridgeport trip. Niblacks return from eastern state trip. Sayres return from honeymoon trip. Maynard Shoreen visits grandparents in town. W Gehrig returns from eastern state trip and Chicago. J R Taylor and family plan east trip. Virginia Daniel returns from Pomona College. Joe Daniel to meet daughter in Cheyenne. J L Hand returns to Scottsbluff and Wyoming. Heinz family visits relatives in Cheyenne.
Hastings visitors return as Winnipeg guest arrives
Mr and Mrs H H Stratton and R F Olsen of Hastings have left after a several day stay at the home of Mrs Stratton's daughter Mrs W F Wehmiller. Fred Walters of Winnipeg arrives and plans a week with relatives before touring Rock Springs and Yellowstone. Rev and Mrs H C Welker and son Clare return from a three week eastern trip. Welker served as a western Nebraska commissioner at the Cincinnati Presbyterian convention. services resume Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Stratton
R. F. Olsen
Hastings
W. F. Wehmiller
H. C Welker
Clare
East
Mr Welker
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Ohio
Local residents among travelers and patients in city notes
Miss Rose Weikum undergoes major operation at Taylor hospital Monday night with improved condition reported. Roscoe V Schwenke returned from Omaha after two weeks at a telephone typewriting training school, accompanied by his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Austin DeFreece of Nebraska City left after visiting Mrs. E. B. Kinton and family, en route to California for a vacation. Daisy Kennedy and daughters returned from Chicago after two weeks with relatives. Geldaine and Wilmena Kenady attended Ward Belmont school in Nashville Tennessee. Paul Collart returned from Omaha where he promoted cattle shipments, campaigning for county commissioner in the second district. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and daughters Virginia and Helen Jane, and Lois Hardy left for a weekend trip to Denver and Boulder. Helen Jane and Lois join the Cha May Campfire group at Denver and then camp at Idaho Springs. Miss Lillian Miller, surgical nurse for Dr. J. R. Taylor, and Miss Grace McFadden left for a vacation to Denver and Colorado, with Miller taking a blood chemistry course at Colorado General Hospital. Mrs. Fred Krause, Sally Ann, and Virginia Barlow returned from two weeks in Council Bluffs visiting relatives, with a stopover at Columbus and a visit in McCook on the return. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dirks of Dallon visited Sidney Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Kennedy
Chicago
Geldaine
Wilmena Kenedy
Ward Belmont School
Nashville, Tenn
J. W. Johnson
Virginia
Helen Jane
Lois Hardy
Denver
Boulder
Lois
Idaho Springs
Lillian Miller
J. R. Taylor
Grace McFadden
Colorado
Fred Krause
Sally Ann
Virginia Barlow
Council Bluffs
Columbus
McCook
Mechanic E E Hinemeyer Now at Mann Motor Co
E E Hinemeyer is located again with the Mann Motor Co and ready to serve the motoring public. A Studebaker specialist, he welcomes patrons regardless of car make or model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hinemeyer
Mann Motor Co
Studebaker
Preparing for two week western Colorado trip and travels
The party plans a two week vacation touring the western slope of Colorado with camping and fishing en route. Miss Gladys Wolf leaves today for Los Angeles to attend summer school at the University of California, accompanied by Miss Lois Reymond of Yakima Washington, who last year attended Lincoln University and was president of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wolf
Los Angeles
University of California
Lois Reymond
University At Lincoln
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Miss Raymond
Yakima, Wash
Society Notes from Kensington and Club Gatherings
The Methodist Kensington unit held its regular semi monthly meeting in the church basement with many members attending. Mrs J Earl Thayer hosted the event and the day ended with a social hour and lunch. Mrs A S Hardy led an afternoon at the country club with O D club members, followed by bridge at the Hardy home where high score honors went to Mrs H B Nelson, Mrs J O Johnson and Mrs E S Stokes. The Keystone class of the Methodist church enjoyed a 40 member picnic Tuesday night in the hills north of town with a weiner roast and games. Mrs Elmer Wright directed amusements and Mrs D L Abbott chaired the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Thayer
Methodist Kensington
Keystone
Methodist Church
Elmer Wright
D. L. Abbott
Surprise House Warming for Mrs F G Griffith
Mrs F G Griffith was the honor guest at a Monday night surprise party at her home in celebration of a house warming. The event honored her with friends and well wishers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Griffith
Ladies Attend Reform Era Event and Homemaking Display
A home moved to the adjoining west lot was remodeled and redecorated. Twelve ladies attended in period costumes. Bunce provided entertainment with high score honors going to Mrs Henry Worden and Mrs William Riggs. Mrs Griffith received a gift for her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fith
Bunce
Henry Worden
William Riggs
Griffith
Tea Honoring St Martha's Guild At Rectory Tea
Mrs E C Van Hise hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at the rectory honoring members of St Martha's guild Episcopal church. The table featured pink tapers, snap dragons and ferns with silver service. An iris bouquet rested in an ancient glass vase, and a historic crockery water pitcher topped the serving area. Mrs Albert Greenlee poured tea and Mrs L G Lowe served coffee. Mrs Claude Babcock assisted, while Elizabeth Charlotte and Ethel Louise Van Hise welcomed guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
E. C. van Hise
Albert Greenlee
L. G. Lowe
Claude Babcock
Elizabeth Charlotte
Ethel Louise van Hise
Mrs Corbin Is Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
A mis cellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. F. H. Corbin was hosted Tuesday night at Miss Ruth Dimick’s home. Guests played bridge with prizes to Mrs. Fred Siedow Jr. and Mrs. C. G. Olson, then followed a treasure-hunt gift reveal ending with a pink and white decor theme centered by a white bell centerpiece.
Royal Neighbor Kensington Elects Officers at First Meeting
Mrs. T. W. Hawkins becomes president with Mrs. Glen Bales as vice president, Mrs. Glen Hedgecock secretary, and Mrs. Louis Blaha treasurer. The group plans monthly meetings on the second Tuesday with July at Mrs. Leonard’s home and a luncheon served by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor
Kensington
Harry Brewer
T. W. Hawkins
Glen Bales
Glen Hedgecock
Louis Blaha
E. J. Leonard
O. M. Harris
Ladies Bridge Tea at Country Club Hosts
The ladies of the country club were delightfully entertained at the club house Tuesday afternoon with Mesdames C. S. Radcliffe A. K. Greenlee E. S. Sherrerd C. C. Rush and William O'Connell as hosts. Lunch was served at one o'clock with nicely appointed tables and bouquets forming centerpieces. Bridge followed luncheon with five tables in play. Prizes for the top three scores were awarded to Mrs. J. A. Bentley Mrs. G. R. Brill and Mrs. R. W. Zimmerle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
C. S. Radcliffe
A. K. Greenlee
E. S. Sherrerd
C. C. Rush
William O’connell
J. A. Bentley
G. R. Brill
R. W. Zimmerle
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. D. Slayter
Maybelle Archer
Spurse
G. H. Thompson
Depew
Grant Street
C. W. Armstrong
Lincoln
Gidney
John Payton
Glenis Pearson
Mrs
George Crose
Chappell
Mrs. W. H. Pyle
E. C. Tomlin
Holyoke
Cole
Bassett Pharmacy
Helen Kirk
Beulah Bayley
Marie Hahler
Taylor Hospital
Roy Coffeen
Rapid City
S. D
Fay Armstrong
Bridgeport
Spurling Hospital
Rose Walsh
Walter Fuller
Broadwater
H. R. Fuller
Marguerite ‘Blair
Laramie
Frances Schwasnick
Cheyenne
Dean
G. P. Kratz
J. J. McConaught
S. A. Sweet
J. H. Abbot
G W. Abbott
W. J Kretz
Fred Slawson
Liberty State Bank
Colo
H. F. Beckman
Oakland
Pontiac
S. C
Violet Cradit
Marie Tank
Telephone Exchange
Frank Wolf
Clifford
Harold Bond
Lodge Pole
Richmond Earl Jones
Spearfish, S. D
Eva Merle Christensen
Gurley
W. F. Wehmiuller
J. T. Brozek
Farmers State Bank of
Ida Portrey
Greenlees’ Dry Goods Department
Falls City
Omaha
Kansas City
Leo Osborn
N. L. Niblack
Neal
Edgar Sayre
W. E. Gehrig
Taylor
Virginia Daniel
Pomona
Calif
Joe Daniel
J. L. Hand
Minneapolis Morine Power Machinery Company
Scottsbluff
Torrington
Wyoming
Harry Heinz
Teesday
Beau Boswell
Hardy Hall
Sidney
Fred Walters
Winnipeg
Canada
Beer
F. B. Tobin
Rock Springs
Wyo
Yellowstone Park
Rose Weikum
Emanuel Troutman
Roscoe V Schwenke
The
Telephone Company
Austin DeFreece
Nebraska City
E. B. Kinton
California
Paul Collart
West Gurley
Collart
Mrs. Lawrence Dirks of
Dallon
TRA
MMC
Supamer Resort
Ion
Greenlees’ Inc
Society Notes
Methodist
C G Olson
Fred Siedow
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
June McDaniel
Ferne
Helen Riggs
Kathryn Livoni
Gladys Sweet
Jean McIntosh
Ruth Karvanek
A. W. Friede
Davenport
Sidney, Nebraska
Dad
Greenlees
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