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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1933

Page

4

New Baby Arrives As Lincoln Couple Receives Congratulation

Mr and Mrs Ralph Null of Lincoln welcomed a baby girl on February 13 at their home. He is a former Sidney boy, reared here, son of Mrs E L Carter. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson visited Meadow Lawn school and two parochial schools in the county. Mrs R F Dedrick and Mrs Warren Cunningham and daughter Joan spent Thursday at the Rowan home for Mrs Rowans birthday. Zelma Meenan returned from Pleasant Hill Mo to visit ill brother E A Bricker. J W Shorthill of Omaha West Central Grain visited Sidney with wife. Mrs Hanna Hammer left for Omaha to attend nephew Don Ericksons funeral in Denver, accompanying nephew Henry Erickson.

Ralph Null Lincoln Null Sidney E. L. Carter Gertrude Nelson Meadow Lawn West Dalton R. F. Dedrick Warren Cunningham Joan F. A. Rowan East Gurley Zelma Meenan Pleasant Hill E. A. Bricker J.W. Shorthill Omaha West Central Grain Company Ralph Lowe Hanna Hammer Don Erickson Denver

William Dryer Not Dead, Still Critically Ill in Omaha

The Telegraph wrongly reported the death of William Dryer, manager of Massey Harris in Omaha. He was recently operated on in an Omaha hospital and is critically ill, but alive.

William Dryer Massey Harris Company Omaha Telegraph Dryer

Harte Changes Job Ties From Deere to Federal Bank

W D Harte formerly with John Deere Piow in Sidney is now affiliated with the Federal Land Bank of Omaha. He has spent five weeks in Omaha at the home office receiving instructions and will soon return to Sidney to work from there.

W. D. Harte John Deere Piow Company Federal Land Bank of Omaha Harte Omaha Sidney

Eastern Star Kensington Hosts Monthly Society Gathering

Mrs F G Griffith Mrs J E Costello and Mrs R H Rogers hosted Eastern Star Kensington ladies Tuesday afternoon at the club rooms for their monthly meeting. The gathering featured needlework and refreshments to close the event. Edwin Spencer celebrated his sixth birthday with six kindergarten classmates and teacher Miss Emma Lindberg at his home after school. The children played games and enjoyed refreshments.

Eastern Star Kensington F. G. Griffith J. E. Costello R. H. Rogers Edwin Spencer Emma Lindberg Andere

Mrs Jorgenson Hosts Club Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs Jorgenson presided over a one o clock luncheon at the country club with covers for eight. Guests included members of the Dutch Treat club. Afternoon was spent playing bridge at the Jorgenson home with prizes for high and second high scores awarded to Mrs Kepler and Mrs Simodynes.

Christening Dinner Hosted by Rohde Family

Mr and Mrs George Rohde entertained friends at their home Sunday evening to celebrate the christening of their baby daughter. Attendees included Rev G H Bozknke, E Troutman E Leonard and others. Loud Club Meets Monday night. E S Shetferd presided over dinner for 12 and bridge. Union Pacific hotel served dinner. Sherrerd home hosted cards with J H O Neill and family prize for high score.

George Rohde G. H. Bozknke E. Troutman E. Leonard Henry Hargens Andrew Nelson John Engel Paul Meyer Fans Loud Club E. S. Shetferd Sans Souci Club O. J. Weymouth Union Pacific Sherrerd J. H. O'Neil Russell Sharp Richard Brazier Arthur Brauer Arthur Wittig Martin Osterloh James Vacik Roland Deering William Tilghman Perry Dobbins Anna Zimmerman Frank Stevens Herman Bockstadter Hattie Spiker Ray Tobler Ewald Brauer Rudolph Namath Perry Bivens Frank Wittig

Mrs Sokol Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting

Mrs Charles Sokol entertained the Wednesday bridge club on Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel and bridge at the Sokols home. High score was won by Mrs O K Fisher. A Methodist Kensington meeting by Mrs A A Rudd followed with plans for a chicken pie dinner.

Sokol Charles Sokol Union Pacific Soke O. K. Fisher Methodist Kensington A. A. Rudd

Public event schedule hints at patriotism program

Time during the month to which the public will be invited, the date of which will be announced later. A paper on patriotism by Mrs. W. F. Graham and vocal solos by Miss Marjorie Pettett are planned. Mrs W W Schulz division women organized the lunch.

W. F Graham Marjorie Pettett W. W. Schulz

Vanishing card party at St Patrick’s auditorium during Lenten week

A social card party for 23 tables was held Monday night at St Patrick’s auditorium as part of pre Lent festivities. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs A S Hardy and D A Pratt while 500 winners were Mrs J H Koester and Henry Koester Sr. The door prize angel food cake was won by E J Browning. After contests, lunch concluded the pleasant evening. Hostesses were Mesdames L A Bartholomew J T McIntosh Rebecca Baker L A Donahoe and Miss Grace McIntosh.

St. Patrick’s Auditorium A. S. Hardy D. A. Pratt J. H. Koester Henry Koester E. J. Browning

Potter Lad Bedfast Boy Seeks Scout Dream

Thirteen year old Raymond Ged ing who has been bedfast since last July after a truck accident is set to realize his goal of becoming a Boy Scout. The Sidney Lions club will assist with troop 99 instructors to guide him from tenderfoot onward as he battles a crippled right leg and aids by reading Boys Life.

Raymond Geding Sidney Lions Club Raymond Sidney Leo J. Thomas Lions Club Boys Life Boy Scout Dr. Thomas Thomas S

Surprise Birthday Party for John Seyller Jr

Mrs. John Seyller hosted a Wednesday evening surprise party from 7 to 10 p.m. at her home to celebrate John Seyller Jr.’s 14th birthday. Twenty three classmates joined in, with six hands of Hearts played for prizes won by Lucile Hurt and Leonard Fine. Consolations went to Maxine Walden and Carl Hutchison Jr., followed by a birthday lunch and decorated cake.

John Seyller John, Jr Lucile Hurt Leonard Fine Maxine Walden Carl Hutchison, Jr Mary Anne Daniel Roberta Jackson Joan Ahrens Jeanette Larson Dorothy Wagner Jean Liebencorfer Corrine McMillen Lucile Hunt Matilda Loeba Margaret Furer Bernelle Kinton Abbott Slayter Dick Barger Robert Jones Franklin Dedrick Stanley Rabe

Presbyterian church benefit dinner tours the world

A Tuesday night benefit hosted by Presbyterian ladies offered a four stop, four country meal. About 200 guests divided into four groups toured Spain Italy Ireland and concluded with a final stop to end the voyage with music readings and dances by local residents and guest performers.

Presbyterian Church A. J. Jorgenson Spain Freda Hammer Kenneth Lynch Hollis Kepler M. W. Dimery Italy J. W. Johnson Marjorie Pettett Julius Cochran Vern Livingston Cochran Ireland D. R. Thomas B. C.grabill Ross Barker Lavern Thomas Jeanetta Sloan Blanche Curtis Joe Daniel P. W. Barker F. G. Griffith E. A. Winter

Colonial Dances Highlight Presbyterian Program

In a basement church setting a program featured colonial designed costumes. Desert served and a concluding reading of the poem America by Mrs. P P Cheff. Performances included tap dances by Rose Paviat Helen Jane Johnson Gretchen Barlow and others, plus minuet and colonial dances by multiple performers.

Presbyterian Church United States America P. P. Cheff Rose Paviat Zepha Lockwood Fern Paquette Jeanette Larson Dorothy Wagner Helen Jane Johnson Gretchen Barlow Jean Liebendorfer

Sunday Masses and Evening Devotions Schedule

Readable fragment notes Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 then Sunday evening devotions including rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Local church timetable mentions multiple services and prayer time.

Methodist Church Schedule And Sermon Topics

The Methodist Church offers a full Sunday schedule with church school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. featuring The Call of Jesus, a 12:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon for young peoples fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Epworth League and youth sessions, and 7:30 p.m. Everson sermon Can Evil be Defeated. Monday 7:45 p.m. Church school board meeting led by Minister F Charling Mills.

Young Peoples Fellowship Epworth League Young People’s Fellowship Ghureeh

Trinity Lutheran Church Lenten Services Invitation

The Lenten season invites meditation and private devotion with church services listed. Church school at 9:45 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Luther league at 7 p.m. Weekday services at 8 p.m. Thursday. Choir rehearsal at 7 p.m. Confirmation Saturday at 1 p.m. Potter Sunday services at 1:45 p.m. Sunday school and sermon at 2:15 p.m. Public invited. Dr W T Kanse, Pastor.

Luther League

Brownson Brief Updates From Local Residents

Charles Tolle returned to his brother Earl’s home last Wednesday and began farming for J. P. Lynch. Thursday afternoon visitors included Mrs. William McMillen, Mrs. Edith Connelly, Mrs. William Bundy, and Mrs. Lawrence Burns at the Harry Anderson residence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Antony on Friday. George Heckerson and family were also noted in the report.

C. S. Anderson Charles Tolle Earl J. P. Lynch William McMillen Edith Connelly William Bundy Lawrence Burns Harry Anderson Frank Smith Frank Antony George Heckerson Otto Perso Harry Scott F. Hart John Connelly Burns Pearl Hicks Paul Bundy Mike Loncar Rosetta Joye Loncar Chris Rohde Andrew Nelson George Shindie John Seyfang

Sunday Morning Social Notes From Earl Tolle Home

Sunday morning callers at the Earl Tolle home include Mr and Mrs Raymond Anthony Art and Joe McMillen William Bundy and Paul and Harry Anderson. Farm sale attendance and visits to F Anthony are recorded along with a Friday card party prize winners Genestia Foster and Rex Louthan second prize Mrs Frank Smith etc.

Raymond Anthony Art Joe McMillen William Bundy Paul Harry Anderson Marvin Anthony F. Anthony Genestia Foster Rex. Louthan Frank Smith Chris Anderson Earl Tolle C. Anderson Lawrence Burns

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