Harmony Queen Overture and Glow Worm Solo Highlight
Fragmentary program note describes Part I featuring FT 2 Overture Harmony Queen and The Glow Worm. Del Staigers and Sylvia on trombone with Virgil Raddatz as soloist. speakers listed briefly.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
5
Fragmentary program note describes Part I featuring FT 2 Overture Harmony Queen and The Glow Worm. Del Staigers and Sylvia on trombone with Virgil Raddatz as soloist. speakers listed briefly.
A long list of guests and family updates fills Gurley social pages. Mrs Rhody Bridenstine and Misses Frandsen and Johnson dine with the Taylors. Several travelers return from trips to Omaha Encampment Snowy Range Rochester Mayo Clinic and Yellowstone. A son John Louis Bruno born at Taylor hospital weighing 5 15 joins the community. Various relatives visit from Ogden North Platte and Los Angeles with more travel plans.
Mr and Mrs C L Pfeil left Tuesday for eastern Nebraska visiting Prosser Hastings and a Minneapolis brother after 15 years. Don Hudson opened Red Duck inn in Sidney across from the post office while Hucson runs Korner Kitchen. Dr M E Pettibone and mother Emma Pettibone depart Saturday for Madison and Central meetings in Norfolk and Hartington with other relatives. Don Bartholomew and Mrs Anna Bartholomew visit Bridgeport with Mrs Downs and family. Peggy Jacobsen, after appendix surgery, returns to Scottsbluff for recuperation. Charles Armstrong, Union Pacific depot employee, fell ill from ptomaine poisoning and moved home to Kearney.
Mrs Charles Mayer hosts Meadow Lawn notes with visits from Mrs John Van Anne and family Dennis Walsh home Sunday. Ray Fisher family at Mayer home. J C Kreader family and Donald visit Dalton Friday. Edwad Walsh in Sidney Sunday. Ed McGowan calls at Mayer home Tuesday. Agnes Van Anne at Walsh home Friday Saturday. Donald Kreader returns from visit with Walter Ravert. Les Stecher Joe visit Mayer homes Tuesday. Maynard Mayer family at Potter Sunday. Colman Kreader visits Walsh Wednesday.
A local scene centers on the First Lady in the role of godmother with families including the Thompsons and Jurgens hosting visitors and shoppers in Sidney. Nearby, Ray Bickie makes a business trip to Superior while residents visit friends at the Buss and Flicker homes. A district 5 ball saw Sunnyside defeat Eagle. Coffee debate cites caffeine research and claim of daily performance benefits.
Mrs Morris Jessen and children Mrs John Tieman and John Jessen called at the Walter Flicker home Wednesday afternoon.
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