Sidney Local Social and Business Roundup
Recap of weekly visits and trips by residents including Y A Klein, Henry Koester, G W Taylor, A E Wright, and Mrs F W Vath with a new Chrysler 70 Crown sedan. Notes on the Junior-Senior banquet, shopping crowds in Sidney, and multiple visits to Lincoln, Denver, and North Platte. May festival at St Patrick’s auditorium, and a Spanish play at Sidney High School theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Vath
Blaha
Sidney High School
Local residents mingle in social and business activity
J Simpson of McDonald Kansas visited Ray Davis last week. Harold Tobin and Claude Sparks couples drove to Minatare to visit friends. Dr G D Webster returned from Denver after Music Week. Prof Arthur Harlovie came back from Lincoln with music pupils. The Tobins Freytags attended Theodosia Quein's funeral in Sidney. Chamber of Commerce held a semi monthly meeting at Union Pacific hotel to discuss topics. Roland Rodman Frank Linn Anne Roche Leo Konkright attended a Country Club dance from Kimball. Georgiana Martin chaperoned Sidney clerks to Lincoln until Wednesday. Motorists faced snow storm difficulties Sunday with stalled cars on wet roads. Dr P Millett opened a creamery and poultry station in McFadden building East First Street and will handle second hand furniture and general exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Roland Rodman
Frank Linn
Anne Roche
Leo Konkright
Kimball
Country Club
P. Millett
McFadden
East First Street
Remodeling at Sidney Sweet Shop Brings Notable Improvements
The Sidney Sweet shop undergoes extensive remodeling with Manager Takis overseeing improvements including a fountain extension to expand stock and speed service. Frank Kuns, injured after a fall from a car into a Union Pacific freight train, is recovering at Taylor hospital after his forefeet were amputated.
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Sidney Sweet Shop
Takis
Frank Kuns
Union Pacific
Taylor Hospital
Diamondville
Wic
Kuns
New York
Europe
Midland College Glee Club to Perform May 15 at U S A Theatre
Arrangements completed for the Young Ladies Glee Club of Midland College to present a program on Friday evening May 15 at the U S A theatre. The 74 voice choir offers a rare treat, tickets available now.
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Young Ladies’ Glee Club
Midland College
Want to Sell Your Farm in Sidney Telegraph Ad
advertisement notices farmers in Cheyenne county to contact the Sidney Telegraph office for information on selling improved farms. includes call or address details and a 65-31 reference.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Community Club Dance Grabs Friday Night Attendees
A goodly number attended the reg nar Country club dance at the club house on Friday evening of last week. St. Martha's Guild met on last Friday afternoon at the guild rooms with Mes dames J Simodynes and D F Bassett as hostesses. Miss Jean McIntosh was omitted from the PEO guest party program at Mrs. I B Grabill's home last week. McIntosh, a noted city singer, sang a solo in her own delightful manner. Presbyter ian Circle held a surprise gathering last Thursday at the church parlors for Mrs. Samuel Light who departs soon for California. she received a commemorative gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regnar
St. Martha's Guild
Guild
Mesdames J. Simodynes
D. F. Bassett
Jean McIntosh
P. E. O. Society
I. B. Grabill
Miss McIntosh
Presbyterian Cire
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Light
California
Dinner and Bridge Honors at Country Club Event
Mrs I L Pindell hosted a rose themed dinner at the Country Club last Saturday in honor of her sister Miss Florence Sixta who will leave for Schuyler home at the end of the school year. At bridge Miss Clara Klein won high honors and Miss Valeska Neubauer took second, with the honoree receiving a guest prize.
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I. L. Pindell
Country Club
Florence Sixta
Schuyler
Bridged
Clara Klein
Valeska Neubauer
Cha-May Camp Fire Girls Host Mothers Banquet at Union Pacific Hotel
The Cha-May group hosted their mothers at a Union Pacific hotel banquet last week. Miss Kieffe and Miss Virginia Johnson assisted as guardians. Girls funded the event by earning money, decorated pink and green, with carnations as favors. Toasts were led by Miss Kieffe and welcomed by Miss Helen Jane Johnson. Participants included Miss Caroline Kennedy Miss Floy Tharer Miss Bessie Hinck and Mrs. A S Hardy. A vocal duet by Miss Margaret Uptegrorve and Clara Mae Woodworth with Mrs J W Johnson accompanied and Mrs Johnson sang with Virginia Johnson on piano.
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Camp Fire
Union Pacific
Miss Kieffe
Virginia Johnson
Helen Jane Johnson
Caroline Kennedy
Floy Tharer
Bessie Hinck
A. S. Hardy
Margaret Uptegrorve
Clara Mae Woodworth
J. W. Johnson
Johnson
Masonic Fraternity Names Officers for Ensuing Year
Frank Welch Lodge No. 75 held a stated meeting in which officers for the coming year were elected. W. K. Hodgkin became worshipful master with Roy Greenlee senior warden, R. H. Rogers junior warden, George E. Taylor treasurer, and Leslie Neubauer secretary. The lodge is described as flourishing in western Nebraska with active participation by officers and members.
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Frank Welch Lodge
W. K. Hodgkin
Roy Greenlee
R. H. Rogers
George E. Taylor
Leslie Neubauer
Nebraska
Eal O Leary Plans Dance In Sidney With The Revelers
Eal O Leary renews acquaintances in Sidney this week. The Revelers will provide music for a dance at Hardy's hall on Wednesday night of the week.
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Eal O'Leary
Sidney
Hardy’s Hall
Sidney Golfers Meet Brush On Wet Grounds
Twenty one members of the Sidney Golf Club traveled to Brush Colorado for the opening Colorado Nebraska golf association match. Wet course conditions forced a no play as both sides shot a few holes in rain before the cancellation. The Sidney group returned through stormy weather with some staying overnight in Sterling. They proceed to Scottsbluff on Sunday May 15 for the next game.
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Sidney Golf Club
Brush
Colorado
Colorado - Nebraska Golf Association
Sidney Knights of Golf
Tdesky
Brush Club
Sidney
Sterling
Scottsbluff
Midland College Glee Club at U S A Theatre May 13
Midland college glee club a twenty four member group tours the west under United Lutheran church auspices. The high caliber singers and musicians promise a real treat with a screen feature, offered at a moderate price at U S A theatre Friday evening May 13.
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Sidney
Young Ladies’ Glee Club
Midland College
United Lutheran Church
Glee Club
Big Four League Prepares for Fast Games
The Bridgeport News Blade reports the Big Four League is ready for a series of fast paced baseball games. The article highlights planned matchups, venue details, and anticipated crowd interest as teams contest early season standings.
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Bridgeport News-Blade
Guardsmen to drill twice next week under Gardner
Commander Chas H Gardner announces two drills for the National Guardsmen next week with no drill this week. May 19th is pay day as members receive their quarterly allotments totaling about 400 dollars, helping armory rent and utilities revenue for the city.
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National Guards
Chas. H. Gardner
Gardner
Sidney Post
American Legion Auxiliary Dance at Hardy's Hall May 16
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a dance at Hardy's Hall on Monday May 16 with special prize dances added to the regular program. Admission costs 1 dollar.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hardy’s Hall
Four Western Nebraska Teams Form Big Four League
A quartette of strong teams from Bridgeport Broadwater Oshkosh and Sidney formed the Big Four baseball league last week. They arranged a schedule to begin Sunday May with four clubs carrying high records from last year to deliver top class panhandle baseball this season.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Bridgeport
Broadwater
Oshkosh
Sidney
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Henry Koester
Denver
G. W. Taylor
Stella Dowdell
A. E. Wright
the Farms Dairy
W. F. Brommer
Ruth
Junior
Big Springs
E. L. Carter
Hester Null
North Platte
Ralph Null
Wanda Pavlat
Sunol
Helen McDaniel
Miss McDaniel
Joseph Shupe
Longmont
Colo
Mr. Shupe
Floyd Buckingham
Cheyenne
Anna Hart
Kenneth Carleton
Lloyd Line
Lodge Pole
Sidney Friday
Walter F. Davis
Evelyn
Marion
Georgiana Martin
Nellie Davis
Alfred Bundy
Kathryn Livoni
Lincoln
Roy Thomas
Thomas Lumber Company
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Brothers
Newton Holcomb
Telegraph Force
Plainville
Kansas
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Altar Society
Grabill
B. L. Uptegrove
East
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Uptegrove
Sioux City
Iowa
William Winders
H. R. Fuller
Fort Dodge
Mr. Fuller
Sarah Fuller
Beverly Hills
Claude Golding
J. H. Heinlein
Cecil Bartlett
Bartlett
Chappell
Golding
J. Simpson
McDonald, Kansas
Ray Davis
Harold Tobin
Claude Sparks
Minatare
G. D. Webster
Arthur Harlovie
H. F. Freytag
Potter
Theodosia Quein
Chamber of Commerce
Georgiana’ Martin
Katherine Livoni
Lawrence Davis
Phyllis Corbett
Masonic Fraternity
Fisk Tires
Goodyear
U. S
Fisk
Maley Motor Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Midland College Glee Club
Gehrig-Wright
Funeral Home
West Third Street
The
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English Lutheran Church
Golden Opportunity
J. B. Byars
J.b.byars Company
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