Local notes from Sidney and vicinity highlight visits and events
Orals and visitors populate Sidney scenes as families move in from Thayer and Tribune. Lions club hears E L Uptegrove on service clubs. Lawyers S E Torgeson and P J Heaton travel for business. Judge Tewell presides in Banner county. Several relatives visit, attend sports in Lincoln, and travel to Grand Island, Central City, and Beatrice. Easter parade planned by Methodist Kensington. Maytag washers advertised. local health updates and store notices accompany the bustle.
Denver guest visits Sidney social pages brief
Miss Annabelle Berkatelle of Denver spent Sunday in Sidney as a guest at the George Griswold home. Several Denver and Oshkosh visitors called on local families including Mrs. B E Donnelly and Ed Donnelly and Mrs R B Aufdengarten. Dorothy Keefer of Denver, a Bon Ton graduate, opened Moderne Beauty shop at 1220 Illinois with a first week specials ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Berkatelle
Denver
Sidney
George Griswold
B. E. Donnelly
Ed Donnelly
R. B. Aufdengarten
Oshkosh
J. C. Proper
Dorothy Keefer
Bon Ton
Illinois Street
Henry Schmidt
Lucile
H. J. Elsen
Ruth
Clem Deaver
Harvey
Bill George
Charles Deaver
Bobby
Henry Koester
Hugh Cortney
Mohatt
A. M. Anderson
Curtis Smith
Jack Atkins Receives First Degree At Knights Meeting
Jack Atkins was given first degree work in the Knights of Pythias lodge at a regular meeting Wednesday night. Mrs. Eva Sieck of Council Bluffs spent Thursday in the city as a guest of Mrs. Bessie Loy. A E Kennedy, now employed on road work near Rushville, was in the city earlier in the week and purchased a new Pontiac coach through the Hahler Motor company. Dr D L Abbott will leave Liverpool March 17 on the S S Scythia, arriving in Sidney about April 1 to resume practice after six months of study in Europe at London Vienna and Budapest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Atkins
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Eva Sieck
Council Bluffs, In
City
Bessie Loy
A. E. Kennedy
Rushville
Hahler Motor Company
D. L. Abbott
Liverpool
England
S. S. Scythia
Sidney
Dr. Abbott
Europe
London
Vienna
Budapest
Omaha man attends sister's funeral and Rexall meeting
Monroe Urback of Omaha came to attend his sister Mrs. Albert Kruse's funeral and left for home Wednesday night. Fred Johnson, owner of Johnson Drug store, and his wife returned last night from Denver after attending a Rexall dealers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Urback
Omaha
Albert Kruse
Fred Johnson
Johnson Drug Store
Denver
Rexall
Ford dealers meeting prompts local executives to Denver
Joe A. Gibson Inc executives Joe A. Gibson R F E Rawson and C R Bushong traveled to Denver Wednesday for a Ford dealers meeting and plan to return today. Keith Adams and wife arrived from California to make the city their home, Adams a Navy veteran recently stationed in San Diego. D A Pratt came home Tuesday from Kalamazoo Michigan after attending his father’s funeral. Pete Seimers and wife Bronson welcomed a daughter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Gibson
R. F E. Rawson
C. R. Bushong
Joe A. Gibson, Inc
Denver
Ford
Keith Adams
City
California
Mr. Adams
Navy
San Diego
Pete Seimers
Bronson
Bulk Seeds for Sale by Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Bulk garden seeds now on hand at Cheyenne County Lumber Co. Also Swift and Co. advertise highest market prices for your produce. Local notices reflect trade and commodity listings with brief vendor references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Swift & Co
Attorney Kratz to Return Saturday After City Absence
Attorney G. P. Kratz will return Saturday after three weeks away attending district meetings of the American Legion in the state. He serves as state commander of the organization. Rev. J. H. Bickner, pastor of the Christian church, is spending several days in Lincoln this week visiting his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Denver
Schmidt of
Peetz
G. P. Kratz
American Legion
Mr. Kratz
Rev
J. H. Bickner
The
Christian Church
Lincoln
Baker resigns from Ford agency for Kripal Chevrolet post
F. L. Baker, long associated with the Ford agency in the city for eight years, has resigned his position and is now employed as a salesman with the Kripal Chevrolet agency at Lodge Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Baker
Ford
Kripal Chevrolet
Lodge Pole
Local women attend extension services meeting in court room
Mrs Frank Johnson and daughters Lorine Mrs Burrell Lancaster Mrs Anna Clun Mrs Galen Lockhart Mrs Fred Nelson Mrs Arthur Criswell and Mrs Ralph Rhodes all of Chappell came to the city Wednesday afternoon to attend a meeting of extension services leaders in the court room presided over by a state instructor from Shangoinyer Della Hopper underwent an appendicitis operation at Taylor Hospital a week ago and is recovering rapidly and will be moved home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Lorine
Burrell
Della Hopper
Taylor
Kings Daughters Meeting Plans Easter Charity Ball
Miss Grace McIntosh entertained the Kings Daughters at her home Monday afternoon for a business session and social hour. Plans were made for the Easter Monday charity ball sponsored annually by the group. Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom of Sidney report arrival of a baby daughter at Taylor hospital Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
Grace McIntosh
Lowell
Anniversary Dinner at Country Club Honors Hardy Couple
An elegant social event celebrated Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hardy's 25th wedding anniversary with a Tuesday dinner for 43 at the country club. After dinner, guests at the Hardy home played bridge with Mrs. Daisy Kennedy and Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd winning ladies prizes, while L. A. Bartholomew and A. J. Jorgenson took gentlemen honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
A. S. Hardy
Hardy
Daisy Kennedy
E. S. Sherrerd
L. A. Bartholomew
A. J. Jorgenson
Business and Professional Women dine at Union Pacific hotel
Members of the Business and Professional Womans club enjoyed a regular dinner meeting at the Union Pacific hotel with 25 covers. Miss Bess Shires spoke on international relations and Mrs. Francis Zamarippa presented a paper on Mexico, singing in Spanish. Duets by Leona and Amanda Gemeinhardt with Helen Peetz at the piano accompanied the program. Arrangements were by Hazel Gillette, Nieta Raecke and Gladys Wolf with Mrs E Couch and Mrs Alta Cobb. A large group will visit Sterling Saturday as club guests. Lady members of the country club joined an afternoon social event nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Union Pacific
Bess Shires
Francis Zamarippa
Mexico
Club House Tuesday Entertainment Afternoon Party
The monthly luncheon bridge party at the club house Tuesday featured prizes for high and second high scores won by Mrs. G. H. Doran and Mrs. Bertha Bentley. Hostesses were Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Miss Grace McIntosh and Mrs. Clara McNish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Doran
Bertha Bentley
C. W. Smith
J. W. Johnson
Grace McIntosh
Clara McNish
Campfire Banquet Hosted by Jeanette Larson
Jeanette Larson hosted a girls campfire banquet at her home as part of National Campfire Week activities. The hobby-themed event featured place cards with horse imagery, a track and hurdle horse centerpiece, and decorations arranged by Zepha Lockwood. Guests included Betty Sain guardian Zepha Lockwood Joan Ahrens Wilma Gemeinhardt Anne Taylor Kathleen Sokol Alice Marie Gallagher Bernell Kinton Roberta Jackson Jean Liebendorfer Margaret Furer Dorothy Wagner and Jeanette Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Larson
Autunta
Jeanette
Zepaia Lockwood
Betty Sain
Guardian
Zepha Lockwood
Joan Ahrens
Wilma Gemeinhardt
Anne Taylor
Kathleen Sokol
Alice Marie Gallagher
Bernell Kinton
Roberta Jackson
Jean Liebendorfer
Margaret Furer
Dorothy Wagner
St Marys guild plans church redecorating and Palm Sunday communion
Members of St Marys Episcopal church guild discussed future activities at their Monday meeting at Mrs J E B Collins home. They will supervise interior redecorating and plan related work. All members will take corporate communion on Palm Sunday. Miss Lomila McClenighan will host the next meeting on Monday March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
J. EB. Collins
Lomila McClenighan
Mrs Hamilton Hosts Bridge Session With M N O Club
Mrs R B Hamilton hosted a Tuesday bridge afternoon at her home with M N O club members and guest Mrs Lester Perry. Bridge honors went to Mrs Mike Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hamilton
M. N. O. Club
Lester Perry
Mike Allen
Miss Dimick and Mr Wolf Win Doubles Bridge
Mrs Eugene Davis hosted a Wednesday evening double foursome bridge at her apartment. Guests included Mrs Harry Bridenstine Miss Florance Blome Miss Clara Ewing of Dalton Mrs John Williams Mrs Harry Wingerson Mrs A W Bundy and Miss Helen Johnson. Green and white St Patrick s day decor themed the party. High and low score prizes went to Miss Ewing and Mrs Bridenstine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Davis
Harry Bridenstine
Florance Blome
Clara Ewing
Dalton
John Williams
Harry Wingerson
A. W. Bundy
Helen Johnson
Eastern Star leader hosts instruction and dinner
Mrs. Anna Alden of Grand Island, field supervisor of the Order of Eastern Star, led a school of instruction here Wednesday afternoon. A covered dish dinner followed in the Masonic club rooms at 6 30 in her honor with many members present. She then gave an instructive talk at the chapter meeting later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Alden
Grand Island
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Club
Sparks Entertain Guests for Bridge Evening at Country Home
Mr and Mrs J A Sparks hosted several tables of bridge at their country home on Wednesday night Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Otto Kurz and G B Wookey The affair was nicely arranged and provided an enjoyable evening Lunch was served at the close of the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sparks
Otto Kurz
G. B. Wookey
S. W. Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon and Bridge Afternoon
Members of the S. W. club gathered Wednesday for an afternoon of entertainment hosted by Mrs. Ross Barker. A dessert luncheon followed by bridge yielded entertainment, with Miss Audrey Howard earning the high score prize. Mrs. Fred George attended as an extra guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Club
Ross Barker
Audrey Howard
Fred George
Hi Lo Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon
Mrs T W Hawkins acted as gracious hostess on a Wednesday afternoon at her country home entertaining the Hi Lo club and guests including Mrs Carl Jones and Mrs E W Childs for three tables of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Glen Hedgecock Mrs W F Graham and Mrs R E Welch with Mrs Childs claiming the traveling prize. A light lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Lo Club
T. W. Hawkins
Carl Jones
E. W.childs
Glen Hedgecock
W. F. Graham
R. E. Welch
Heaton Hosts Sans Souci Dinner Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs H R Heaton hosted a Monday night dinner at the Union Pacific hotel with St Patrick decorations and 14 covers for Sans Souci club members. Later at the Heaton home three tables of bridge were played with Mr and Mrs Earl Morgan winning the combined thigh scores prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cunningham
Aftair
R. F. Dedrick
A. D. Greenlee
Union Pacific
Heatons Club
H. R. Heaton
Sans Souci Club
St. Patrick
Heaton
Earl Morgan
Local Social Roundup in South Colton and Nearby Homes
Mrs H F Krohn and family hosted guests at the George Jacobs home while several families visited H J Elsen and other locals. New pupil Lawrence Sizemore joins district 97 as families move onto Claude Martin farm. Also listed are visits, a party at the Charles Deaver home, game trips to Alliance, and local sales of wall paper by Cheyenne County Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Elsen
H.F. Krohn
George Jacobs
Clifford Webster
H. E. Witters
W. T. Sharman
H. E.witters
Lucile Schmidt
Leo Koester
Eli Henderson
Lawrence Sizemore
Claude Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Bradehoft
Sterling
Gurley
Bradehoft
William Borcher
Bradehofts
Thayer
Frank Mueller
James Lee
North Potter District
Robert Davis
Mrs
Joe Reel
Lions Club
E. L. Uptegrove
S. E. Torgeson of
Kimball
P. J. Heaton
Torrington
Wyo
J. L. Tewell
Harrisburg
Banner County
Robert Fiehler
Wittenburg
Cc. G. Gemeinhardt
M. W. Dimery
A. E. Zlomke
Central City
Sam Fine
Tribune
Kan
Frank Kucera
Dayton Dorn
Frank Dorn
Frances
Leslie Kimberly
Ervin Koehler
Bernard Jessen
Big Springs
Roy Cockey
Taylor Hospital
Methodist
Kensington
Greenlees
Arthur Holm
Ralph Adams
Herman Schroeder
H. K
Ceyenne
P. G. Bates
Bates
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Lawn Fertilizer
George Burke
George E. Rose
Ovid, Colo
L. L. Lockwood
D. A. Pratt
Kalamazoo, Mich
Society Notes
Zwicki’s
Zwickl’s
Della
Zwickl’s Grocerteria
Zwick
Mrs. Hamilton
Mesdames
T. E. Kokjer
A. E. Wright
Paul Simerson
Olive Bush
Dorothy Dimick
Frances Filbin
Evelyn Lanterman
Gene West
Leroy Price
Jack Wolf
Hollis Kepler
Dutch Treat Club
E. S. Stokes
Stokes
Paul Martin
Jolly Dozen ‘Club
Jolly Dozen-club
Miss Dimick
Mr. ‘Wolf
Star
Grae Krumm
Greenlees’ Inc
W. C. Fastenow
Raymond
Elmer George of
Crook
Joan
George
Harold and
Ruth Witters
Emily Gould
Alliance
W. E. Chambers
Cheyennne County
Lambert Co
Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Texas Marsh
P. & G. Soap
Quaker
Holland Rush
Twiee On
Gay New
Rick Rack
McCall
Greenlees” Inc
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