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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1949
Page
3
Miss Marvel Co Snyder of Spokane Washington was an overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E H Knocksteadt. Several relatives from Casper Wyoming Denver and Spokane visited Sidney during Fort Sidney Days. Many attendees joined family dinners and a large reunion with the Bessire family spanning seven states.
Hebron visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Dutcher and son Donald of Hebron Nebraska were guests at two family dinners this past week Hosts included Mr and Mrs Jerome Lenzen and Mr and Mrs Thomas Lenzen The Dutcher family joined meals at the Lenzen home and at the Lenzen residence following the Fort Sidney Days parade Also listed are various Legion Auxiliary officers and church group notes with a wedding announcement for Truth Riley and Robert McCrea and out of town relatives from Everett Scottsbluff Sidney and Mitchell Nebraska Scottsbluff Star Herald
Mrs Carl Wheelock chaired the serving committee at St Patrick’s Altar Society meeting on Thursday afternoon. Assistants included Mrs Gerhard Egging Mrs Francis Egging Mrs Charles Starks Mrs Leo Egging Mrs Ted Egging Mrs Henry Koester Mrs Hubert Lubash and Mrs Ernest Schaberg. Tables were set for pinochle bridge and five hundred. High score prizes went to Mrs Carl Loch for pinochle Mrs Joe Kuttner for bridge and Mrs Catherine Treinen for five hundred.
Mrs Gabriel formerly Wilma Hart was honored at a Wednesday June 22 shower hosted by Mrs Gabriel and Mrs Charles Lafler. Guests enjoyed games and gifts followed by a dessert lunch in a cordial gathering marking the couple’s recent marriage.
The Kensington Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star invites members to a covered dish supper in the City Auditorium dining room at 6 30 p m on Wednesday.
Police Court records show Victor L Cushman of Fort Worth Texas Jack Goodbrick of Pueblo Colo and John Smith of Fort Worth posted a 52 appearance bond for a disturbance charge and were fined a 17 hotel bill Elmer Clark of Wahoo Neb was found guilty of disturbing the peace and using profane language and fined 20 and costs John Holt a transient was found guilty of intoxication and creating a disturbance and was fined 20 and costs Otis Lloyd a transient was disturbing the peace and was
Herbert Neal was arrested for disturbing the peace and intoxication and posted a $25 appearance bond. Edward Stimka of Sunol was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined $100 and costs. He was also found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined $10 and costs. The Telegraph promotes office supplies including Scotch tape and columnar sheets.
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