Various social events highlight community spring time
Penny Carnival by Standard Bearers Missionary Society raised over seven dollars as Luc ia Singer Florence Olson Jean nette Jones Mary Ann Stephens and Jean Ferry ran booths in the church basement. Other gatherings included Country Club luncheon and bridge, VY. E. O. officers elected at Chadton convention, Birthday party for Mrs. Pierson, Queen Esther meeting at Armstrong home, Kings Daughters meeting at Mrs. Stokes, Monday Contract Club at Mrs. Jones, Oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Spearow, and Delta Dek Club dinner at Union Pacific with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Bearers Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lucia Singer
Florence Olson
Jeannette Jones
Mary Ann Stephens
Jean Ferry
Chloe Wilhelmy
Barbara Will
J. d. Sheaff
JoDean Armstrong
Joyce Baumbach
Queen Esther Society
Methodist Church
Armstrong
Ernest
Lidtise
Lockwood
Georgidt
Mary
Lois Zamarippa
Doris’ ‘Billeter
St. Patrick
Kings Daughters
E. S. Stokes
Union Pacific
E. S.sherrerd
Delta Dek Club
Mr's
A. J. Jorgenson
G. V. Doran
Rebekah Kensington Hostesses Gather at Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Kensington members met at the Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza Hafer and Mrs. Paul Hansen as special visitors. They made decorations for the district convention to be held in Sidney in late May, with activities forming the afternoon’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Ward Taylor
Barton Taylor
Mrs Sedman Honored At Sidney Farewell Party
Mrs. Sedman was honored at a Wednesday farewell party at Mrs. J. W. Johnson home. Presbyterian church members organized the event to thank her for Sunday school service during her Sidney residence. Attendees included Mrs. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Cheff, the Fullers and daughter Reena, Mrs. H. R. Fuller, Mrs. B. O. Tracy, several others, and the Seaman children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedman
H. R. Fuller
B. O. “Tracy
Helen Fowler
D.R. Jones
Ted Betchel
B. F. Erwin
Ruth Potter
Seaman
Bride Mrs Hill Henorea Honored at Surprise Shower
Mrs Hill Henorea, wife of Russell Hill, was honored at a Wednesday afternoon surprise bridal shower at her home hosted by Mrs Robert Jones. Guests included Mrs W G Campbell and her son Billy, Mrs R C Grieve, Mrs Howard Mortensen and Mrs Roy Moore. Hemming tea towels served as a pastime and lunch followed. An electric lamp was presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Henorea
Russell Hill
Fternoon
Robert Jones
W. G. Campbell
Billy
R. C. Grieve
Howard Mortensen
Roy Moore
Hill
Denver Visitor Honored At Dinner In Local Apartment
Mrs. Orpha Milota and Miss Phyllis Ehlers hosted a dinner Tuesday evening for their Denver guest Mrs. Helen Williams. Attendees included Miss Ber tia Jersen and Miss Alice Waugh as additional visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Milota
Phyllis Ehlers
Helen Williams
Denver
Bertia Jersen
Alice Waugh
Barker Cleaners unveils modern hat department in western Nebraska
The Barker Cleaners announce a completed hat manufacturing and blocking department with equipment to make hats to individual orders and restyle old hats. It features an expensive conforming machine that creates perfect patterns for all head shapes and sizes, claimed to be unique in western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker Cleaners
Barker’s
Barker's
Nebraska
Catholic Schools Gather At Creighton For Delegates
Catholic student leadership convention will be held at Creighton University in Omaha on March 12 and 13. Delegates from over 100 high schools and colleges in four surrounding states will attend, with reservations pouring in from Illinois and dioceses including Grand Island, Sioux Falls, Des Moines, and Omaha. Local sodalities have drafted resolutions supporting a national Catholic student front, a legion of recency in literature, projects to oppose atheistic communism, and support for the Catholic press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariinal
Omaha
Creighton
St. Mary’s* High School of
Grand Island
Francis J.G
Creighton ‘Soda
Dr. Lee J Thomas Chisopractor and Naturopath
A note lists Dr. Lee J Thomas as a chiropractor and naturopath located in the Osborn Building. The terse entry provides name and street location without further context or services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J.‘ Thomas
Osborn Building
Happy Landing Thrills Skating Spectacle Starring Sonja Henie
20th Century Fox presents Happy Landing a musical skating thriller featuring Sonja Henie with Don Ameche Jean Hersholt Ethel Merman and Cesar Romero. A 30-foot slide entrance and 100 chorus skaters create a spectacular stage spectacle praised as unmatched in joy and excitement. The show runs Sunday and Monday at the ox theatre with dazzling precision on the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century-Fox
Happy Landing
Sonja Henie
Miss Henie
Don Almeche
Jean Hersholt
Ethel Merman
Cesar Romero
Senja Henie
Wildlife Week Conservation Push Across United States
Master Milen conservation efforts begin at the grass roots with wildlife week led by Frederick Jordan at 400 Madison Avenue New York. Dr M C Pederson heads the Nebraska committee and R P Kenler coordinates county activities in Sidney. Funds from dinners and other sources support regional conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Frederick ¥. Jordan
Madison Avenue
New York
M. C. Pederson
Lincoln
Nebraska Committee
Pedersen
State Federation
Land value hike not planned by Nebraska assessors
The Nebraska County Assessors association elected Ludvick Johnson of Kearney president at its 34th annual meeting. Lincoln chosen as 1939 convention site. Former president R. B. Lemmon named vice president, W. H. Puls reelected secretary treasurer. Meeting endorsed maintaining current land values with no increase except for class A irrigated lands. Real estate chair Gus Hall said reductions were not urged. Also urged full time county assessors, abolition of precinct assessors, voluntary filing of assessment schedules, and legislation for auto tax collection and advance tax lists. State Tax Commissioner Smith noted a constitutional amendment would be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Holdrege
Ead
Vance
Smith
Wildlife Week Promotes Conservation Message Nationwide
National wildlife restoration week begins March 20 and will spread across the country. The article credits Theodore Roosevelt as a pioneer in nationwide conservation and notes the call to protect topsoil and natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Poe
Theodore’ Roosevelt
Conservation
East Dalton Social Notes From Edith Devier
East Dalton residents share a busy spell of visits and dinners. Herman Harms of Fremont and John Mintken called at the Ed Mintken home. Corrine Mintken visits her sister Mrs Harold Warren. Clarence Mellberg joined Clifford Webster for Sunday dinner. Families including the Weikhorsts, Forrest Devier, J D Devier, Arnold Westerhoff, and the Bak ers gather for weekend socials. The Fairview club met at Mrs Fred Rathm uys with 15 members and visitors. We Teachers presented a program about beautifying the home with decorative objects. next meeting set for March 22 at Mrs E H Henke’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Harms
Fremont
Arthur Harms
Henry Kreinbring
Ed Mintken
Corrine Mintken
Harold Warren
Clarence Mellberg
Clifford Webster
Herman‘ Harms
John Mintken
Ed. “‘Weikhorst
Potter
Forrest Devier
J.‘D. Devier
Arnold Westerhoff
Donald Kreader
Harold Wartel
Thomas Carrol
Hintoin
Dc. A
E. H. Henke
Lodge Pole Visit Notes From Riverside and Salina Trip
Mrs. Bernice Watters visits Bridgeport and Salina Kansas for bridge and visits relatives in Lincoln and Doniphan. Rev Nally and Anton Kripa called on G. W. Sing. Lois Clark of Bertrand, a former Lodge Pole teacher, visited sister Charlotte, also a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolla
Riverside
Eal
Jast
Salina
Kan
Lincoln
Doniphan
Rev. Nally
Anton Kripa
G. W
Lois Clark
Bertrand
Lodge
Polo School
Charlotte
Patty Wins Again Here from Friday to Monday Morning
A stream of visiting relatives and friends filled the weekend with travel between towns. Mrs T B Davis of Chappell hosted Friday and Mrs William Munson of Rocky Ford, Colo., joined Saturday for a Lewell trip, with Dorothy Sine and G W Sine family hosting. Several parcels of kin and neighbors gathered at Broadwater and Sunol, while others visited in Kearney, Sedgwick, and Bushnell. News of deaths reached locals, including Mrs Nettie Dickinson of Sund and Billy Krecklow’s nephew’s passing prompting brief absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kelly
Bushnell
G. W. Line
Edward
Ray Nordell
Brighton
Colo
Billy Krecklow
Nettie Dickinson
Sund
Bunker Hill Party Honoring Lorine Engel At Engel Home
Mrs John Engel entertained many friends Saturday evening at their home in honor of daughter Lorine Engel of Scottsbluff. Cards were the main diversion with prizes awarded to Ray Bayne Vera McGrane Lelna Sachs and Miss Engel. Lunch ended the gathering. Lorine visited as weekend guest. Also noted a tractor delivery to Chris Rohde Tuesday and Sunday dinner guests at Charles Welton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engel
Lornie
Ray, Bayne
Vera McGrane
Lelna Sachs
Miss Engel
Lorine Engel
Scottsbluff
Chris
Rohde
Richard Welton
Charles Welton
Fred Beyer
Iva Beyer
St Theresa study club meeting at Mrs Dalton home
Thursday event at Ray Bayne residence. large crowd attends St Theresa study club with Mrs P J Dalton. social visits noted with Mrs Richard Welton and children, and Willi am Rohde home calls. social exchanges among local families and Telegraph Wanteds ad line included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bayne
St. Theresa
P. J. Dalton
Richard Welton
Willis Beyer
William Rohde
Fred Beyer
Pernice
Paul Meyer
William Rohdes
Kimball Blacksmith Is Seriously Injured In Crash
Bill Jaspers a 38 year old Kimball blacksmith was critically injured when Emerson Moody pool hall operator and driver of the car they rode in became blinded in a snowstorm and crashed into a cement abutment west of Bushnell. Moody was only slightly injured. Jaspers received blood transfusions for a temporal artery cut a six inch scalp wound concussion and heavy blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jaspers
Kimball
Emerson Moody
Jaspers
Bushnell
Pine Bluffs
Moody
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Country Club
E. D Worden
R. A. Barlow
Rebecca Baker
J. A. Bentley
A. S. Hardy
VY. E. O
J. R. Taylor
Katherine Phelps
P.E. O
O. J. Weymouth
T. E. Kokjer
F. A. Weber
Douglas Boyd
M. E Pettibone
D R Campbell
J E. Poquette
Chadton
Weymouth
Weber
N. W Ledegard
Fuller
K. S. Agnew
Taylor
Valeska Neubauer
J T McIntosh
Wolcott
Feber
Ron Barker
Anne
Harriet Taylor
Hubert Pierson
Pierson
R. T. Hill
Glen Bales
J. A. Curless
Edith Olderhasw
W. R. Atkins
Jennie Johnson
Jones
Carl Jones
Monday Contract Club
E J. Browning
W. E. “Gehrig
Hershel
Spearow
W.E. Spearow
Paul Spearow
Earl Haworth
M. O. Baker
Glen Spearow
Ralph Spearow
St. Patrick's Cay
Dlaer
Hat ‘Department
Barkers
Ir Catholic
Sheesey
Sonja
Milen
R.P Kenler
Sidney
County
Glenn Cunningham
Curb Exchange
Boston Garden
Archie San Romani
Gene Venzke
Gienn
Don ‘Dask
East
Dalton
Edith Devier
Mvv
Pole
TS. Fe aeaeRe Sine
New York Giants
Hal Schumacher
Cliff Melton
Carl Hubbell
Hot Springs
Ark
Annapolis
Wilson Brown
David Foote Sellers
United States Naval Academy
Sellers
Patty
Frank Kucera
Hutchinson
Ekan
B. J. Bates
Ruby
Frank Frauendorfer
Roche Hospital
Jerry Lydiatt
Kearney
L. E. Lydiatt
Joe Bailey
W. D
Osiikoshy
Genevic
S Englert
Nellie Lehmkuhl
William Jenik
Sedgwick
Charles Hein
F. A. Schroeder
Chappell't
William Miller Ome
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Grace Doherty
Jane Cothran Jameson
West Palm Beach
Coral Gables
Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Sammy Snead
San Francisco Golf Club
Demaret
Bunker Hill
Genue the
the Telegraph
Telegraph
Miami Sands
Foster Starner
Betty Jean Valvary
Miami
Kimball Blacksmith
Western Dri Co
Fountain Service
Carlson’s
Nyal Iron & Yeast
Retas
Vick
Bayer
Petrolagar
Magnesia
Prince Albert Or
Granger
Prince Albert
Luckies
Camel
Chesterfield
Hees
Fitch
Sun
Wright
eWright
Morton
Hickory
Dr. Hess
Lee’ Ss
Thermios
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