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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
4
Co. A Haney and S P Hunt motored to Yuma Colorado Sunday. Many residents visited relatives in Sutton Lyman Scottsbluff and other nearby towns. Community members attended shop trips hospital visits and social gatherings across Sidney Dalton Alliance and Denver with travel to Estes Park Boulder and Chadron noted.
Mrs. Osborn entertained the Busy Dozen club with an afternoon bridge at her home Friday, hosting Mrs. E. C. McKay as a guest for the evening and serving lunch after the games.
Mrs J H O Neil entertained at dinner Sunday at her home in compliment to her husband who celebrated a birthday anniversary. Invited guests included Mr and Mrs J W Goodale and their children Charlotte Raymond Alvin and Samuel.
A pleasing social event occurred last Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Nelson. Misses Evelyn Shirley Elma Ada Nelson Louise Pike Emily Gould Marjorie Pettett Elaine Hiett enjoyed bridge and dancing. Miss Mike won high score at bridge with Miss Gould taking the consolation prize. Refreshments were served before departure.
Members of the Missionary Society of the Christian Church met at Mrs Ralph Adams home on Friday afternoon. Mrs A T Hiett led the India study session and Mrs P C Leonard chaired the business meeting. Officers for the new year were elected: President Mrs P C Leonard, Vice President Mrs Frank Baker, Secretary Mrs J H Bicknell, Treasurer Mrs E V Hiett.
Eastern Star chapter members enjoyed a bridge party Thursday night in the club rooms. The social event gathered attendees for an evening of cards and fellowship in a local venue.
At the Odd Fellows hall the Royal Neighbors lodge held its monthly meeting. Grandma Simpson was honored on her 70th birthday with a pleated scarf. Mrs. Simpson responded by gifting a creamer and sugar bowl to the lodge. Lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. C. P. Chambers Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Sol Willis. Five tables hosted games with awards to Mrs. Susan Bassett and Mrs. O. G. Maley for ladies and Andy Anderson of Cheyenne and Kenneth Agnew for gentlemen. The lunch was planned by committee members Mrs. Swan Dedrick Mrs. Herman Schroeder Mrs. Hugh Slawson and Mrs. O. G. Maley.
Mrs. Fred Stephens hosted a double foursome bridge with guests including Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Frankeberger. High and low scores went to Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Frankeberger. Union Pacific workers and families attended an old time dance at Wal-Bur hall with a covered dish supper and a varied program of music and readings.
Mrs Herman Treinen entertained at a social gathering in honor of Miss Morrison. The event featured polite conversation, refreshments, and a warm display of hospitality.
A miscel laneous shower in honor of Miss Lillian Morrison, bride elect, was held Friday night at her home. Morrison and Robert Clark of Cheyenne plan to wed July 1. The evening featured bridge and a buffet supper. Guests included Natalie Butherus, Elaine Hiett, Ada Gerard, Kathryn Livoni, Evelyn Willis, Mable Rauner, Ella Davis, Ida Portrey, Irene Dendinger, Oma Iverson of Cheyenne, Elizabeth Jolliff, Hazel Armitage and Louis Dieubel's wife.
A surprise gathering celebrated the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rudd at their home, with bridesmaids Mrs. Ed Ahrens and Mrs. Charles Foster. Guests included numerous friends and relatives, feasting followed the evening's diversions, and the couple renewed their vows.
Community groups schedule events this week at local venues. Kensington at Masonic club rooms Tuesday at 2 30 PM and Rebekah Kensington at Rebekah kitchen Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Kensington of M E church meets at the church basement Wednesday 2 30 PM. Easter Star chapter gathers at Masonic hall Wednesday night. Dorcas society hosts a noon dinner at Mrs Rohde’s home Wednesday. Willing Workers of Christian church meet at Mrs Newton’s home in the evening.
Miles northeast of Sidney an all day meeting and a series of Thursday and Friday gatherings at local churches including Presbyterian, Methodist, Catholic and Lutheran circles. Activities feature Home Missionary, Altar, Walther League and Missionary society events with a Scout Court of Honor slated for Tuesday night in the hills north of town and a 6:30 dinner for Scout families.
North Divide residents and neighbors enjoyed midweek trips and gatherings. L J Hughes family and Mary Alice joined a Point of Rocks picnic. Rosetta Siemers and Catherine Schwartz visited Veronica Wellner. Ed Brockelsby hosted guests. multiple calls and visits occurred at Schnuelle, Cruise, Brockelsby, Wolverton and Jones homes. About 30 neighbors attended William Hormby’s Sunday picnic. Sick listed include Mrs Ed Wolverton, Mrs Fred Kettler, and Mrs W A Sparks.
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