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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1934

Page

4

Local Sidney Notes Include Travels and Visits

Miss Bernice Noyes visits New Raymer with relatives while Miss Florence Sixta and sister tour Julesburg area. Dan Theobald travels from Ohiowa to Sidney to visit relatives after a trip to Fort Collins to see a seriously ill brother. Various residents undertake hospital stays, business trips, and social events including a Kings Daughters ball coming up and several community notices.

Bernice Noyes New Raymer Colo Florence Sixta Julesburg I. L. Pindell Dan Theobald Ohiowa Sidney Edward Furer Fort Collins

Kendree Goes to Kansas City for Sales Meeting

A. R. Kendree district representative of White Eagle Oil travels to Kansas City for a salesmen meeting and expects to return Saturday. R. C. Jackson of Western Ice and Storage owns a new Pontiac two door sedan bought through Hahler Motor. Mrs. Frank C. Rea recovers at Dalton home after Kimball Hospital operations on Feb 19 and again a few days later. she thanks friends for flowers cards and letters.

A. R. Kendree White Eagle Oil Corporation Kansas City R. C. Jackson Western Ice and Storage Company Hahler Motor Company Frank C. Rhea Dalton Kimball Hospital

St Patrick tea program credit for lunch and package sale volunteers

The St Patrick tea write up omits sale credits. Through an oversight the committees handling the lunch and package sale were not named. The guild asks to recognize Mesdames C S Radcliffe Paul Martin T E Kokjer Jack Poole W F Wehmiller for lunch duties and Mesdames Jack Lowe Claude Babcock and J B Roe for the package sale.

Mesdames C. S. Radcliffe Paul Martin T. E. Kokjer Jack Poole

Mrs J A Martin Returns From Hastings Visit

Mrs J A Martin returned from Hastings after spending two weeks with her mother Mrs M E Winter who underwent a cataract operation.

Society Notes Highlight Local Club Activities and Wedding

Con tract club members met at Mrs. A. S. Hardy home with a one o clock luncheon at the country club followed by contract rounds. Mrs. Hardy held high score and extra guests included Mrs. J. S. Collins and Mrs. T. E. Kokjer. Kensington society observed St Patrick day with Irish themed program led by Mrs. Henry Whitney. Vocalists were Mrs. T. G. Waddell Rev F Charling Mills Mrs Ed Ahrens and a piano duet by Lucia Singer and Marina Mayer. Prizes went to Mrs. Wait Mrs. C. M. Livoni and Miss Evelyn Lanterman. A bridge party honored Miss Virginia Johnson with pink and white decor and guests including Misses Evelyn Lanterman Gwendolyn Jorgenson Mona Livoni Helen Peetz Muriel Riggs Vera Tompkins and Mrs. C. M. Livoni. Miss Mona Livoni announced engagement to Russell Stevens of Chadron. The Presbyterian dinner preceded the party.

A. S. Hardy Contract Club Country Club Hardy J. S. Collins T. E. Kokjer Methodist Lucia Singer Marina Mayer Whitney Robert Wait C. M. Livoni Evelyn Tompkins Virginia Johnson Colorado University Evelyn Lanterman Gwendolyn Jorgenson Mona Livoni Helen Peetz Muriel Riggs Vera Tompkins Miss Johnson

Social bridge gathering at Mrs Zike home ends with prizes

Members of the S. W. club enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon at Mrs C W Zike's home. Bridge diversion with two tables provided entertainment with prizes for high and low scores awarded to Mrs Ross Barker and Mrs Jack Lowe. Extra guests included Mesdames William Raper Don Howard and Jack Lowe and Miss Virginia Johnson. A dessert luncheon was served.

S. W. Club C. W. Zike Ross Barker Jack Lowe William Raper Don Howard Virginia Johnson

Entre Nous Club Meeting At Country Club

Mrs Eri S Stokes presided over a Wednesday Entre Nous gathering with a luncheon at the country club at one o clock. Bridge games at the Stokes home followed with prizes awarded to Mrs P J Ackles and Mrs R E Roche. Guest prize went to Mrs Max Critchfield of Lincoln.

Entre Nous Club Eri. S. Stokes Country Club Stokes P. J. Ackles R. E. Roche Max Critchfield Lincoln

Mrs Grabill Hosts LePlaisir Club Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. Grabill entertained LePlaisir club members at a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at her home. Nine guests attended with two bridge tables. Extra guest Mrs. Fred Siedow Jr. joined the group, and Mrs. Robert Whitmore won high score prize.

Grabill B. C. Grabill LePlaisir Club Fred Siedow, Jr Robert ‘Whitmore

Young Walther League social at J H Heinlein home

Members of the Walther league of St Pauls Lutheran church gathered at the J H Heinlein home Wednesday night for their monthly social. Hosts Billy Heinlein Edward and Kenneth Kilgore organized contests and games with prizes awarded to Geraldine Edwards and Robert Thomas. Refreshments followed the activities.

Fortuna Club Meets at Edward Furer Home

Members of the Forte club attended a pleasant Monday night gathering hosted by Miss Leona Gemeinhardt at the Edward Furer residence. A bridge session concluded with lunch and entertainment. Miss Jean McIntosh won the high bridge score prize. Mrs. Robert Fiehler of Wittenburg Mo was an extra guest.

Fortuna Club Forte Club Leona Gemeinhardt Edward Furer Jean McIntosh Robert Fiehler Wittenburg

Women’s Benefit Association Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall

A regular Tuesday night gathering of the Women’s Benefit Association was held at the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs Alvin Roberts presided as president over the business session with hostesses Mesdames Henry Johnson Zelma Mee nan Joseph Hahler and K S Agnew. Diversion of bridge followed.

Womans, Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall Alvin Roberts Henry Johnson Zelma Meenan Joseph Hahler K. S. Agnew

London Land Marks Talk Highlights J W Club Meeting

Mrs W D Harte presided at a Monday luncheon and card party at the Union Pacific hotel and her home. Mrs J B Roe won the high score. Miss Valeska Neubauer spoke on London with photos and personal experiences. Mrs B C Grabill led brief garden spot talks. Refreshments ended the program.

London H. R. Fuller Valeska Neubauer B. C. Grabill

Mrs Douglas Boyd Hosts P. E. O. Chapter Event At Home

Mrs Douglas Boyd and her mother Mrs R H Rogers welcomed members of chapter Bo P E O to her home on Monday. The gathering highlighted social bonding and community service plans within the organization.

Douglas Boyd R. H. Rogers Chapter Bo

Guanty Linoleum Rugs at Cheyenne County Lumber

Cheyenne County Lumber Company advertises Guanty linoleum rugs in all sizes. Offers broad selection for homes and businesses with year round stock and service.

Cheyenne County Lumber Company

Swift & Co Highest Produce Prices 54 55

Swift and Company outlines the highest market prices for produce for the 1954 1955 period. The notice lists top quotes for several crops with emphasis on seasonal shifts and regional pricing trends.

Swift & Co

City Council Proceedings Sidney Neb March 3 1934

The Sidney Nebraska city council met in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Schroeder and council members present. Minutes read and approved. Ordinance 214 discussed and approved on roll call. Clerk instructed to notify Western Laboratories at Lincoln to dis claim city liability for 56 dollars lab tests. Ward caucuses set for March 12 at 7 30 and 8 p m in city auditorium. Rooms discipline to protect furniture in firemen's room, use to be discontinued if not observed. Council adjourned. City Clerk C C Jones March 16 1934.

Sidney Nebr Schroeder Grabill Roche Heavrin Hardy Greenlee Bush Kepler Gardner Neubauer Livoni Jones Western Laboratories Lincoln C. C. Jones P. C. Kirkpatrick Swan Dedrick Wm. Brewer Herbert Rabe Ralph Bushong C. C.jones

Mrs Whitney Hosts Bridge Party for Club Members

Mrs Henry Whitney entertained club members at her home last Friday night with a bridge game for three tables. First prize went to Mrs William Raper, second to Mrs D R Raper, galloping prize to Mrs Ray Hershey, and consolation to Mrs O M Harris. S W Club Entertained by Mrs Alvin Cawthra.

Whitney Henry Whitney William Raper Ray Hershey O. M. ~Harris

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