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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1936

Page

4

Local notes from Sidney and vicinity reflect busy social and civic life

Assessor Hievert Foster attends Chey district meeting led by War Superintendents. Gertrude Nedoon present with many county officials. Wedding ties, hospital admissions, and several moves as residents relocate to Denver Cheyenne and Grand Island. Veterans plan Scottsbluff visit to hear Van Zandt. Community events include dances, teas, and business promotions amid hospital cases and new local trades.

Hievert Foster Cheyhe Uell Holkdrege Soren Tome Todas Ais War Supericeidents Wey Com Gertrude Nedoon Nelson Mass Phillips Kimit Wiltse Devel Warren Keith Count Blawsey Garden Coun Roche Hos G H Wellin Archie Way Adeolt Fastenau Gurley Herman Fastenau Ena Ruth Miler Dalton George Miller Weserts Lathtrap Lyle Rice Denver vi Rydoet G Rice Harry Witters Sidney Banner Mildred Crown Scottsbluff Taylor R B Hamilton Crown Roland Rzdman Kimrail Kenneth Pinnell Chappell Barker Cleaners and Clothiers Neal Rowan Gure Bom Reche Hospital Jesterae Lester Vernon Peetz Harry Win Serson van Zandt Soan Clorado VFW Denver Creorze Gelach Gattor Omaha Benicend Marjorie A. B Cope Geneva Gerlach James McMullen Wymore H. F. Beckman LeStie Bentley Foster Cook Bentley Jack Karvanek Grand Island J F Lamson Vern Livingston Little Jerry Lexington Mas A R Kirkpatrick

Kings Daughters hold Easter plans and luncheon

Miss Florence Parks hosted Kings Daughters for a regular meeting at her home Monday afternoon discussing Easter Monday war plans and a 130 dessert luncheon. Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday at Mrs Frances Ackerman’s home with Mrs Ackerman and Mrs Irvin Brooks as co hosts, quilting for the Odd Fellows home in York.

Kings Daughters Florence Parks Rebekah Kensngton Rebekah Kensington Frances Ackerman Ackerman Irvin Brooks Odd Fellows York

St Marys Guild meets with new members and papers

Mrs Ella Thorpe and Miss Phyllis Corbett co hosted a St Marys Guild meeting at Mrs Thorpes apartment. Miss Catherine Jones spoke on Some Important Living Bishops and Passion Sunday. Nineteen attended with guests Mrs John Daniel and Mrs Don Howard. Three new members joined Viola Benish Beulah Brewer Dorothy Brewer.

St. Mary's Guild Ella Thorpe Phyllis Corbett Catherine Jones John Daniel Don Howard Viola Benish Beulah Dorothy Brewer Guild Womans Club Business & Professional Womans Club Nakers J. W Johnson H.B Nelson Valeska Neubauer Elizabeth Williams Verna Robinson Kay Porter E. R. Kratz Grace McIntosh Joe Simodones E S Sherrerd Sans Souci Club Union Pacific G. H Doran Igh H. R Heaton E. J Morgan Reker Fred Reker South Sidney William Hoffmey

Bridge and lunch social events in local clubs

Mrs William Raper and Mrs A W Bundy won first and second at two tables of bridge, while Dr McIntosh hosted a one o'clock luncheon and bridge gathering for the Dutch Treat club on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs E S Stokes, with Mrs Leroy Larson taking top honors. Guild of St Perpetua met at the Episcopal rectory with co hosts Mrs P E Spehr and Miss Jeanette Larson as Patty Schroeder read about Lent. a buffet supper preceded the meeting.

Wanda Bellows Kimball Sidney F. L. Baker L. L Leabo Cheyenne Leabo Bay Petroleum Corportion Capitol Refining Company Bay Company Walter Namath Lodge Polo M. W. Osborn Motor Company Sidney Club Presbyterian Church American Legion City Auditorium Hank Barker Rolfe Hine Central Shoe Ray Evans Telegraph Mechanical Department St. Patrick St Martha's Guild of The Episcopal Church J J Parks J.C. Swinbank Crawford A. J Jorgenson American National Bank J. R Taylor American College of Surgeons Omaha J.C Takis Sweet Shop Taylor Hospital C O Skinner Ford Garage Skinner Ella Thorpe A. K. Greenlee Millard Gilbert Grand Junction Colt Mitchell and Hemingford Gilbert Rose McFaden Hink Swictradden Art Holm Grace McFadden Denver Carl Smith Fox Theatre Liberty Bell Beer Garden John Seyller Paul Alfred Scottsbluff Leon Fine Telegraph Ilinois Street Fine W. W. Haskell Oshkosh Beulah Shovlain Broadwater Marjorie John Buettner Neal Kinton Shubert E. B. Kinton Morrill Sun Drug Store Keith Mowrer Soca Western Bridgeport William Breternitz Fred Haworth Carl Jones George Thompson Jack Bowman James Hazelwood Viola Preston Long Beach Calif Miss Preston FERA Anthony of Bronson Joe Hahler H_ Reker Eugene Virginia Delores Hileen E H Reker Vera Victor H. R. Driever Roy Marlene Carl Reker Herman Reker Ailen Reker Fred Reker Fred Plorin Lodge Pole Plorin Leroy Wilsey C. R. Mortensen Mms Carl Christ G. B. Wookey Willey Christ Frank Raddatz Wookey Chris Hansen Singer W . Wehmiller Martha O’connell Wasta E. J. Morgan Bud Logan P. J Heaton R. E. Roche Charles Sckel Logan Wylie Jones Walter Cork Duaine Painter Estle Raper Wiliam Raper A. W. Bundy Paul Martin E. S. Stokes Leroy Larson Guild of St Perpetua P E. Spehr Jeanette Larson Guild of St. Perpetua At Episcopal Rectory Patty Schroeder

Martins Ferry Roots Spark Three Settlements Then Martinsville

The Ohio town of Martins Ferry was settled three times, first in 1785 but abandoned due to Indian disturbances, again in 1795, and finally in 1885 under the name Martinsville. The note adds that feeding the average American requires 1.9 acres of land.

Ohio Martins Ferry Martinsville

Fragmented Note on Public Work and Enjoyment

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