Sidney Tractor Show Draws Local Visitors
A long list of Sidney residents and guests from Lodge Pole Denver and surrounding areas attended the tractor show in Sidney on Wednesday and Thursday. Attendees included Mrs Lydia Mallow of Denver Mrs W W Shinkle of Bronson Frank Holt of Riverton and many others visiting friends relatives and shopping in Sidney. Multiple area residents reported travel to Denver and other towns for weekend events and family visits as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Shinkle of
Bronson
Sidney
George Line
Lodge Pole
Social Notes and Society Bridge Events Recap
Mrs Raymond Davis hosted a bridge foursome at her apartment with Mrs William Mortenson Miss June McDaniel and Miss Ada Gerard among the guests. St Pauls Aid Society met at Mrs El Klones home for a regular monthly gathering and business. Mrs L G Lowe hosted a double foursome of North Side club members with Lucy Jordan as high scorer. The Safety First auxiliary met at Wal-Bur hall with safety talks and lunch. Miss Hilda Mueller celebrated her 16th birthday with a Monday party at her parents home. PEO chapter BO met at Mrs Susan Rogers for an educational program and the next meeting is May 19 with Mrs M A Shipman. Mr and Mrs E L Uptegrove entertained the West End club at the country club, then bridge at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davis
William Mortenson
June McDaniel
Ada Gerard
St. Paul's
Safety First
Safety First Auxiliary
Wal-Bur Hall
Thomas Crosbie
Hilda Mueller
O. W. Mueller
Rogers
P. E
Uptegroves
E. L. Uptegrove
West End Club
Country Club
Bridge Club and Legion Event Highlights At Local Club
Dr A Barger won high score at cards. Audrey Howard hosted a bridge night with Co O D club members and Miss Ferne Riggs took high, June McDaniel left for Boulder with a going away gift. Dutch Treat luncheon at Jorgenson home. Evening bridge at Mrs Holm’s home with Grace McFadden high and Mrs Lukens consolation. Poppy Day observance featured a pantomime and solos at American Legion auxiliary gathering with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barger
J . Johnson
Audrey Howard
Co. O. D
Ferne Riggs
June McDaniel
Boulder
Helen Riggs
A. J. Jorgenson
Jorgenson
G. P. Kratz
E. S. Stokes
Arthur Holm
Grace McFadden
Lukens
C. W. Bonham
C. H. Perry
Everett Lukens
Glen Spearow
C C. van Valkenburg
E. B. Young
Lester Elkington
Roy Depew
Edith Clithero
Kimball
Mable Perry
Mildred Crosbie
Grace
Rose McFadden
Mable Rayner
American Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
C H. Hutchison
Hugh Slawson
Birthday Dinner for Mr and Mrs B Hargens
Mr and Mrs B Hargens hosted a one o clock birthday dinner Sunday at their northeast town home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Hargens, Mr and Mrs Louis Benninghouse, and Mr and Mrs John Peetz with their families. Miss Helen Peetz held a lawn party Saturday for her music and theory pupils with 40 attendees and a peanut contest awarding prizes to Gretchen Fine Frances Ruttner Margaret Furer and Owen Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hargens
Henry Hargens
Louis Benninghouse
John Peetz
Helen Peetz
Lesters
Gretchen Fine
Frances Ruttner
Margaret Furer
Owen Sullivan
Newly Organized Club Forms at Mrs. Brockelsby Home
The Co. C. club formed Saturday April 26 with 11 members at the home of Mrs. Ed Brockelsby. Officers named Geraldine Cruise president Teresa Hughes vice president Mary Alice Hughes secretary and treasurer Elsie Nieman assistant leader Marie Schwartz news reporter. Summer project is cooking. Next meeting May 17 at Geraldine Cruise home. Frances Willard union meeting at Mrs. Earl LaGrange home with president Mrs. Ella King in charge. Discussion on vacation bible school and possible future organizing. Disced meeting. Admirers visited school exhibit. Surprise party honored Kenneth Agnew Saturday night at his home with bridge among three tables. High scores shared by Mrs. Carl Jones and Ed Ahrens. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Ahrens Mr and Mrs N. E. Witters Mr and Mrs Carl Jones Mr and Mrs G. W. Frankeberger Mrs F Mann Mrs Ed Gates and Mrs Agnew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
Ed Brockelsby
Geraldine Cruise
Theresa Hughes
Mary Alice Hughes
Elsie Nieman
Marie Schwartz
Frances Wilaratnian
Frances Willard Union
Earl LaGrange
Ella King
Neadies
Kenneth Agnew
Ius
Carl Jones
Ed Ahrens
F. Mann
C W Frankeberger
N. E. Witters
G W. Frankeberger
F Mann
Ed Gates
Agnew
May 1 Deadlines for Dog Tax and Drug Licenses
Notice to pay dog tax and drug licenses by May 1 at the city clerk's office. Also, the Eastern Star Kensington party is set for Monday night May 12 at the Masonic club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Club
Quail Placed in New Game Park in Stage Hill County
Twenty four quail from Gobel hatcheries at San Antonio Texas were released in the Wildcat game preserve south of Ger ing in Stage Hill County. The state fish and game department funded and supplied the birds. H J Dollinger T L Green and H J Wisner transported them. The park will be fenced soon and stock to be increased by July 4 drawing visitors from the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Stage Hill
San Antonio
Texas
F. B .O'Connell
State Fish and Game Department
H. J. Dollinger
T. L. Green
H. J. Wisner
Official magazine of the Western Public Service
The Synchroscope is the monthly official publication of the Western Public Service Company. The Telegraph received the issue this week and digested its contents. R. L. Schwab is listed as local editor of the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official Magazine
Service Company
GOOD
The
Western Public Service
R. L. Schwab
Also Mentioned on This Page
Co. L. Taylor
Lydia Mallow
Denver
Mrs
Don Zellers
Fred G. Griffith
Allen Lough of
Frank Holt
Riverton, Wyo
W. B. Jewett
Lewellen
Mrs. J. W Goodale
J. D. Hammel
Margaret Worden
William Neary
West Dalton District
R. E. Roche
Friend
J.A and
G. A. Turner
Nunn
Colo
Harley D. Niblack
Sterling
N. L. Niblack
F. H. Korsmeyer
West Gurley
Gladys Bell
Potter Exchange
Guy Clapham
Darlene
Scottsbluff
G. W Puckett
Sherman Miller of
Guy Ferry
E. L. Travis
Dix
Hahler
Lawrence Rowan
West Dalton Territory
Taylor Hospital
Ruby Wood
Lodge Polo
Ford
Thorugh
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Davis
Northport
Lorenzo
Frank Thelen and Son
Max Thelen
Pine Bluffs
James Reisdorff
J. Kenneth Mahr
Union Pacific Railway Company
Cheyenne
R. B. Klein
Swift and Company
Omaha
Curtis Jolloff
Sidney Boy
General Motors Company
Paul Martin
C. S. Radcliffe
Fred Slawton
J T. McIntosh
Bridgeport
Perry Dobbins
South Table
York
Leon Laffler
Ross
Chappell Schools
J. M. Kreader
J. C. Kreader
Bert Hoskinson
Ray Tompkins
Julia Donnelly
Josephine Grabowsky
Chester Krueger
Harold Edens
Oshkosh
Miss Donnelly
B. E. Donnelly
W. B. Swenson
A. E. Cauble
North Platte
M. E. Webster
Floyd
Dalton
Sidney Wedensday
Margaret Koester
Petersburg
C. H. Hutchison
Harrison
Ed Ewing
Henry Mayer
J. H. Wiand
Charles L. Neal
Lila Johnson
Barkalow Brothers News
Union Pacific
Louise Pike
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Vera Chesebro
Lucy B. Whallon
O’keefe
L. A Graves
J. H. Wade
Joseph Kumor
Venango
Lewis Brett
Potter
District No
Agnew Dwyer
T. J. Rallens
Big Springs
Howard
Zwick
Henry Bangert
Stanton, Ill
Blair
Society Notes
Mrs. Jorgenson
U.S
Canada
McDonald
Sidney Greenhouses
Slite
Djerkiss
Bassett
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Nebr
Greenlees’ Inc
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