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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
3
Ralanat Tosi and family from Hastings visit Sidney guests of Burgess and others. Rotary club holds Sterling meeting with Frederick Hunter talk. Benson family welcome a daughter in Sunol district. John W. Cruise and Fern Lasher wed in Wray. Licenses issued for Paviat Simms and more. Various residents make trips, recoveries, and family arrivals noted through Sidney society notes.
Mrs Glen Spearow hosted a bridge party last Thursday with four tables and a dainty lunch. Prizes were won by Miss Lillian Miller, Mrs Lester Perry and Mrs Edgar Sayre. Out of town guests included Mrs Edgar Sayre of Rock Springs Wyoming, Mrs Floyd Dresser, and Frank Lyman of Berkeley California.
A weeknight gathering hosted by Mrs. Elkington and Mrs. Holm included five tables of bridge. Guests of honor were Mrs. Wyman, Mrs. Erger, Mrs. Sayre, and Mrs. Lukens. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Depew, Miss McFadden, and Miss Lillian Miller won the traveling prize. Refreshments followed the contests.
A Tuesday afternoon regular meeting of the Eastern Star Kensington at the Masonic club rooms focused on social activities. Bridge games followed by refreshments produced prizes for high and second high scores won by Mrs. Carl Jones and Mrs. T. W. Hawkins, with hostesses Mrs. Charles Gardner Mrs. Lester Elkington Mrs. Hanna Hammer and Mrs. R. H. Rogers.
Campfire Girls of Sunol with their guardian held a Wednesday meeting. The group hiked to Booths Dam and enjoyed a weiner roast. Swimming and singing featured the outing with Ruth Fenske praised for the cleverest song.
Members of the Sans Souci club gathered Monday night at the Union Pacific hotel for a formal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morgan. Twelve covers were set, with bridge games at the Morgans afterward. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Heeton won the family prize for excellence in the bridge events.
An enjoyable evening party for high school aged young men was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner with Duncan Wagner and Robert Dyke as hosts. Guests included Warriors Sunday school class members of the M. E. church and instructor Iven Robinson. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Wagner and daughter Dorothy.
Dorothy Martin of San Diego became the bride of Vern Hawkins in a June 8 wedding in San Diego. The ceremony, read by Rev. Tyler, joined with Doris Martin and Lester Davis in a double nuptial. Hawkins plans to return to Sidney with his bride after navy service.
Hosts at Fish Dinner were C. W. Hornaday and L. O. Keedick at the Hornaday home Sunday evening.
A hunting party to the Sand Hills lake region brought in a catch of 45 fish, each weighing a pound or more. The meal honored guests Mr. and Mrs. Hornaday, Mr. Keedick, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ells and daughters Marjorie and Kathryn, Mrs. Lydia Dye, and Fred Oeltjen.
Mrs C W Hornaday and daughter Mrs W H Ells hosted a pleasing Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Hornaday residence in honor of Mrs Floyd Dresser and Mrs Frank Wyman of Berkeley California visiting relatives in the city. Guests included Mesdames Ed Ahrens Hanna Hammer Vern Livingston Archie Kirkpatrick G W Thompson Arthur Holman Fred Siedow Jr and Misses Rose and Grace McFadden.
A well attended Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Rebekah Kensington was a pleasant and profitable event. Members quilted and enjoyed a fine lunch. Officers for the coming year were elected with Mrs Schulz and Mrs Taylor re elected president and vice president, Mrs Brooks and Mrs Weston chosen secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. R F Dedrick hosted a Le Plaisir club meeting at her home on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured a one oclock luncheon and several rounds of bridge. Guests included Mrs. J W Lanham of Stromsberg and Mrs. Warren Cunningham, with Mrs Lanham receiving a guest prize and Mrs Cunningham taking the high score trophy.
Miss Grace McIntosh presided over an informal fair luncheon and afternoon bridge at the country club. All nine Contract club members attended, with Mrs. A. S. Hardy winning high score for the afternoon.
Mrs L L Lockwood hosted the Hi Lo club for an Evening of bridge at the Rose linch on Wednesday. Three tables participated with Mrs J E Paquette as guest. Prizes went to Mrs T A Hawkins first, Mrs M M Kline second, and Mrs W F Graham consolation.
Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson presided over a refined bridge lunch at the country club on Wednesday afternoon with eight covers. Guests from the Entre Nous club joined later at the Jorgenson home for more bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. G. H. Doran and Mrs. R. E. Roche for high and low scores.
A Tuesday evening picnic near Colton featured six young ladies who joined supper on the lawn at the Charles Deaver home. Participants included Lenora Cortney Evelyn Lanterman Lora Smith Bessie Meenan Helen Peetz and Clara Ladine.
A juvenile birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs G F Liebendorfer’s home celebrated Jean’s 14th birthday Tuesday night. Guests enjoyed bridge and dancing with a birthday lunch. Bridge prizes went to Fern Poquette and Abbott Slayter.
Lois Hardy and Harry Bonham hosted a swimming party for 20 schoolmates at the Hardy pool on Wednesday evening. After swimming, picnic lunch followed, then the group visited the M. W. Dimery home for dancing. Vanishing Card Party seen as Catholic church fundraiser. Mrs Ray Wellner led four tables of bridge with prizes to Mrs George Fahy and Mr Fahy.
The marriage of Carl Reker and E Ruth Yost was held at the bride's parents home in Daily Colorado on Monday June 26 at 8 PM Rev Hegenmeier officiated with Lydia Fletcher and Herman Reker as bridal party A reception followed for 40 guests The couple will live on a farm south of Sidney They then vacationed in Denver and the mountains Mrs Ella Mark Lee of Boone Indiana attended as guest of honor at a Womens Benefit Association meeting where three new members were initiated.
A lodge held a social period and refreshments at the close of the evening. Before the gathering, a covered dish picnic supper was served at Legion Park complimentary to Mrs. Lee.
The parish announces weekday masses at 7:00 a m with Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction are at 7:30 p m Pastor Anton Link leads the parish.
Independence Day events listed with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Sermon titled The Nation's Greatest Good invites all. Dr Paul P Cheff is the pastor.
The Christian Church reports Bible School at 10 a.m. with strong turnout for hot midsummer weather. Services follow at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Morning topic Our National Ideals Have We Forgotten Them Evening I Know in Whom I Have Believed. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Thursday midweek service at 8 p.m. Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites strangers.
At Green Pastures church the day starts with church school at 9 45 a m. Holy communion and sermon at 11 a m led by Minister F Charling Mill s. Epworth league gathers at 6 30 p m.
July 3 schedule includes Sunday school at 9 45 a m German services at 9 45 a m English services at 11 a m Voters meeting at 2 p m Pastor W IF Peters invites parishioners to hear Gods Word and find a church home.
Trinity Lutheran Church presents church school at 9 a m and worship with a sermon at 1 a m. Services have a patriotic character. Pastor Dr W T Kahse invites members to bring friends to participate.
Ill pastor prompts Bishop Beecher to conduct worship with Holy Communion and sermon at 11 am. Church school begins at 10 15 am. James B Roe serves as rector and leads the parish observance.
Sidney residents Mrs George Line Doris Minshall Dorothy Sine and Mrs F D Barslow shopped Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Reed visited their daughter Mildred at the H P Hansen home Thursday evening. The Farmers Union picnic at Krueger's lake drew a crowd and Lodge Pole baseball beat Potter there last Thursday. George Line and B J Bates were
Numerous social visits and errands across the Dalton vicinity include Mozer family illness in Trenton, Dewey Hansen visiting grandparents en route home from Julesburg, Goettsches of Julesburg stopping by Lodge Pole, and Nellie Lehmkuhl at her son Fred’s. Daried events cover Lodge Pole baseball’s 1–0 loss to Bunker Hill, various gatherings in Sidney and Sundl, and an O D O club picnic at the Club ranch.
The Eagle area notes several home visits with families including Mr. and Mrs. Larson and daughter Marjorie at the Darrah and Block homes. Jessen and family plus Catherine Thompson called on the Tieman home. Elda Hume visited Rane’s, Bertha Borges called Frerichs, and Hume and Neff family members joined a group trip to Lisco.
The Christian church ladies announce a bake sale and ice cream sale at the Piggly Wiggly store all day Saturday to raise funds for church activities.
Home made ice cream social on court house lawn this Saturday afternoon and evening. Served by the Methodist league for 10 cents each. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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