Sidney social notes reflect visitors and travels
Clara dams of Lodge Pole was in Sidney shopping. Clark Fuller of Bridgeport was in Sidney on business. Mrs BE Uptegrove and daughter Margaret spent part of the week in Denver. Mrs Harold Rowan and Mrs Smith of Gurley shopped in Sidney. A 10% pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Nos apple on Monday June 13. Mr and Mrs Goldwin Doran returned from a Nebraska honeymoon. Mrs Fay Cohen and daughter Bernice of Denver visit with the Fine families. Edith Oldershaw leaves for Boulder to attend University of Colorado summer session. Mrs Francis Zamarrippa goes to Omaha for hospital treatment. Professor Havlovic departs for Seward where his marriage to Hazel Banning will take place. Millard Garey arrives from Denver to spend summer with grandparents Bennett. T D Winders leaves for home in Aledo Illinois after a visit. Mr and Mrs Joe Jacobs of Denver in Sidney visiting winders. honeymooning. Mrs J C Swatzlander of Golden leaves for home. Mrs H Stucky and family arrive en route to the mountains. sisters mond. Mrs Otto Langpop and Mrs Ernest Ebert of Chicago visit in Sidney for four to six weeks. Jarvis Bush returns from Missouri to spend summer with parents. W E Gehrig, Gertrude Herbert and Frances Heeg visit Denver and the mountains. G F Liebendorfer buys a new Chevrolet from Tieckmann Chevrolet. Mrs J D Peyton ill but improved after bronchial pneumonia. E P Gould and daughters Lillian and Elvira return from the east. Olga Gebauer of Morris and Jesse Osborn of Sidney wed at Scottsbluff. Jack Sager of Denver returns to Sidney from Columbus after visiting Herrods.
Sunday Dinner Guests From Local Families
Mr and Mrs George Neimen and Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt with son Laurence and Mr and Mrs Lovie Scheer with daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Brauer.
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George Neimen
Henry Schmidt
Laurence
Lovie Scheer
Fred Brauer
Grabill Hat Shoppe Purchases New Millinery Line
Mrs B C Grabill visited Des Moines Iowa to shop wholesale millinery houses and acquire full merchandise for the Grabill Hat Shoppe enhancing stock with latest styles and offerings in the eastern region.
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B. C. Grabill
Des Moines
Iowa
Grabill
Gurley youth returns home from Creighton for summer visit
Frank Semerad son of Mr and Mrs Charles Semerad of Gurley returned home to spend the summer with his parents after attending schools at Creighton university in Omaha He was in Sidney Tuesday visiting with his many friends here.
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Frank Semerad
Charles Semerad
Gurley
Creighton University
Omaha
Sidney
Hyde and Lowe parties travel to Sterling en route to Denver
Mr. and Mrs. BE. L. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lowe drove to Sterling Tuesday morning. They accompanied F. L. Whitelock and F. R. Cronenberger to Denver. Whitelock and Cronenberger then left Denver Wednesday for California homes.
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BE. L. Hyde
L. G. Lowe
Sterling
F. L. Whitelock
F. R. Cronenberger
Denver
Mr. Whitelock
Mr. Cronenberger
California
Sidney Stores Stock Up On Bathing Suits For Pool Season
Practically every Sidney clothing house has stacked up on bathing suits in preparation for the municipal pool opening. The assortments include natty patterns and styles, and residents planning summer dips should find suitable outfits at the right price.
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Sidney
Local clubs meet with hostesses named
The ol0 T. club gathered Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Barger as hostess. Mrs. 8. C Durkee won high honors at bridge. St. Martha's Guild meets this afternoon, Friday, at the guild rooms, with Mesdames W. F. Bassett and S. C. Durkee as hostesses.
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F. A. Barger
C Durkee
St. Martha's Guild
Guild Rooms
Mesdames
W. F. Bassett
S. C. Durkee
Mrs Pitman Hosts Kensington Honoring Sister in Nebraska
Mrs W B Pitman acted as hostess at a Kensington at her home last Thursday. The event honored her sister Mrs Liewer of Hartington Nebraska. Twelve guests were invited to meet Mrs Liewer.
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W. B. Pitman
Kensington
Mrs. Liewer
Hartington
Nebraska
Pastor Kahse to Take Ten Week Europe Trip
The Rev. W. T. Kahse of Trinity Lutheran receives a bon voyage party from church members and friends at the church parlors. He will depart soon for a ten weeks trip to Europe and was given a purse as a token of esteem.
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W. T. Kahse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Arthur Daugherty
Mrs. Arthur Daugherty, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a Tuesday surprise shower arranged by Mesdames Oren and Raymond Maley at the Maley home. Pink and white decor complemented the gift filled occasion. Attendees included Mesdames Oren Maley, Raymond Maley, Arthur Daugherty, George Moore, and Misses Una Krueger, Grace Krueger, Gladys Sweet, Elaine Hiett, Katherine Hiett, Frances McDaniel, Charlotte Goodale, Ferne Riggs, Martha Allen, and Mary Maher.
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Arthur Daugherty
Mesdames Oren
Raymond Maley
Daugherty
Mesdames Oren Maley
George Moore
Una Krueger
Grace Krueger
Gladys
Mothers Club Attends Regular Meeting at Library
The Mothers' club held its regular session Monday evening in the club rooms at the library. Mrs. W. K. Wedgkins read a paper titled The Value of Great Literature to Parents in Training Children, sparking practical discussions. Subsidiary topics included Story Telling, Stories With Children, Culture in Youth, The Talking Animals, Why to Read and Memory Training Through Important Names.
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Mothers’ Club
W. K. Wedgkins
Ylowards Visit Denver Amid Two Absences
Mr and Mrs Mark G Yloward drove to Denver last Sunday on a business trip. Natalie Butherins is absent from her duties af Greenlees on account of illness.
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Mark G Yloward
Denver
Natalie Butherins
Greenlees
Ilness
Merchants urged to advertise to retain rural trade
S. R. McKelvie told about 200 pharmacists at the Nebraska pharmaceutical association convention that advertising is vital to keep rural trade in its locality. He urged ads in local papers circulating in the area rather than metropolitan publications and pressed salesmanship as key to holding local business.
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S. R. McKelvie
Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association
Lincoln Hotel
Lin
Local retailer key to distribution despite syndicate edge
The local retailer holds advantages the syndicate lacks including stable management and the ability to implement his distribution method, service standards, and purchasing system to bedrock. This contrasts with the syndicate’s challenge to match these operational foundations.
The Telegraph Gift Shop Father’s Day Card Request
A note from The Gift Shop urges subscribing to The Telegraph and reminds to send a Father’s Day card to Dad, mentioning Andy as the sender and noting the celebration is next Sunday.
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Dad
Andy
Bon Ton Shop Offers Coats In Three Price Points
The Bon Ton Shop advertises coats priced at 5 10 and 15 dollars. The page note highlights affordable outerwear options across multiple price tiers.
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Bon Ton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Dams
Lodge Pole
Clark Fuller
Bridgeport
BE. L. Uptegrove
Margaret
Harold Rowan
Mrs. Smith of
Elmer Nosapple
Mrs. Goldwin Doran
Fay Cohen
Bernice
Leon and
Sam Fine
Edith Oldershaw
Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
Francis Zamarrippa
Roche
University Hospital
Professor Havlovic
Seward
Miss Hazel Banning
Millard Garey
Will
D. F. Bennett
T. D. Winders
Aledo
Illinois
W. M. Winders
Joe Jacobs
Wm. Winders
Mrs. Jacobs
J. C. Swatzlander
Golden
Colorado
C. 8. Radcliffe
Mr. Radcliffe
Otto Langpop
Ernest Ebert
Chicago, Ilinois
Wm. Borcher
Jarvis Bush
Missouri
F. A. Bush
W. E. Gehrig
Gertrude Herbert
Frances Heeg
G. F. Liebendorfer
Tieckmann-Chevrolet
J. D. Peyton
Olga Gebauer
Morris
Jesse Osborn
Scottsbluff
Methodist Parsonage
Keith
Jack Sager
Anna Hart
Fred Krause
Columbus
Leonard Herrod
Farmers Elevator
Fritz Brauer
Mgr
White Poultry Colony
Committee On Accommodations
National Editorial Association
North Platte Valley
THE
White Colony Club
Sidney Steam Laundry
Piggly Wiggly Meat Market
the Leonard Grocery
Oregon Hood River
Ordters
E. J. Leonard
Chase System
Bed Rock
Cheney
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