Local residents and visitors noted in Sidney roundup
Cos RA GTA C. W. Bonham left for Denver on a brief business mission. Miss Lucile Nydergger of Laramie visits Sidney with Mrs. M. H. Robineau. N. W. Olson and Leonard Huff traveled to Denver with cattle. W. M. Alexander and family arrived to make Sidney their home. Attorney G. P. Kratz returned from the eastern part of the state on legal business. Bob Osborn enjoys a vacation from the Western Public Service Co. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. B. Kokjer welcomed a baby girl at Taylor hospital. Rev. L. H. Kaub spoke at Lodge Pole commencement and rural schools. Mrs. Kaub visited Sidney during the county trip. Mrs. M. W. Osborn visits York with relatives. Frank Hanson of International Harvester toured Haxtun and Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mathews and son, en route from Indiana, stopped with the Hamiltons. Mathews formerly lived in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Alexander
McCook
Sidney Be Fore
Mr. Alexander
L. H. Kaub
Lexington
Lodge Pole
Harry Mathews
Albuquerque
N. M
B. P. Hamilton
Indiana
Mathews
Sidney
Donahoes head to Omaha then Mayo Clinic visit
Dr and Mrs L A Donahoe travel Thursday to Omaha for a week with the dentist attending a state clinic next week. They then proceed to Rochester Minn for a Mayo clinic examination. Alvin Franzen family welcome a baby son at Taylor hospital. Senator C D Green and Rep H L Challburg return to Cheyenne county after legislative adjournment. Alie Baker, son of Mr and Mrs M O Baker, reports marriage in Amarillo Tex. Jacob Volkert rushed to Dalton hospital for pneumonia treatment. M G Sidney aide arranges transport. Mrs Ben Snyder and son Jerry visit from Denver. Mrs Charles Turner from Cheyenne visits Sidney with Perry family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Donahoe
Omaha
State Dental Clinic
Sesson
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
C. D. Green
H. L. Challburg
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Mr. Challburg
Sidney
Potter
Alie Baker
M. O. Baker
South
Amarillo
Tex
Jacob Volkert
West Dalton
Dalton Hospital
M. G. Rice
Mr. Volkert
Ben Snyder
Jerry
Denver
S. H. Snyder
Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson Visit Albion Couple
Mr and Mrs Roy Wilson of Albion are visiting the city this week at the home of Mr and Mrs John Daniels. They plan to move to Los Angeles to establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wilson
Albion
John Daniels
Los Angeles
Sullivan and Koes ter Return From State Trip Conference
John L. Sullivan and Henry Koester returned Monday night from a week in the eastern part of the state and Council Bluffs Iowa. They attended the Knights of Columbus convention at Lincoln and held a conference with American Legion state officials about highway working conditions in Cheyenne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
Henry Koester
Council Bluffs
Knights of Columbus
Lincoln
American Legion
Cheyenne County
Attorney Kratz Expands Tebin Suite to Six Rooms
Attorney G. P. Kratz, based in the Tebin building above the Gift shop, has enlarged his office suite to accommodate a growing library of law books. The expansion increases his suite to six rooms, improving space for research and client meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Kratz
Tebin
Rev. Anton Link Travels to Grand Island on Wednesday
Reverend Anton Link went to Grand Island on Wednesday for business and returned Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Grand Island
Olson Construcion chief returns from Lincoln post office project
Carl Olson of the Olson Construction company in charge of the new post office building has returned from Lincoln after a week at the home office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Olson
Olson Construction Company
Lincoln
Car crashes into Hepner Clothing display window
Mrs. Ray Dalton of Sidney drove a car out of control last night and crashed into the front of The Hepner Clothing Company store breaking a large display window valued at about 150 dollars. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dalton
Sidney
Hepner Clothing Company
West End Club Dinner Note at Country Club
Mr and Mrs J L Tewell presided over a dinner party at the country club Tuesday with covers for West End members. After dinner bridge was played at the Tewell home on three tables. Mrs G V Doran and J O Johnson won ladies and gentlemen’s prizes. Apple blossoms and pink candles shaped the table setting for the pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tewell
Country Club
West End Club
Bridge
Tewell
G. V. Doran
J. O. Johnson
Social bridge week highlights and prizes
Mrs Carl Jones hosted her contract bridge club with high and record high score honors won by Mrs Paul Simerson and Mrs R A Barlow. A Dutch Treat bridge luncheon was hosted by Mrs Paul Martin at the country club with games at her home where prizes went to Mrs R P Kepler and Mrs Leroy Larson for high and second high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Contract Bridge Club
Paul Simerson
R. A. Barlow
Dutch Treat Club
Paul Martin
Martin
R. P. Kepler
Leroy Larson
Kings Daughters and Bridge Club Hostesses Named
Mrs E R Kratz welcomed Kings Daughters at an afternoon gathering Monday at her home with all members present and refreshments concluding the pleasant social event. Mrs O Connell presided over a Wednesday bridge gathering at her home for the ladies, with high score by Mrs Roche after a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel. Mrs P J unknown
Heaton Attends Club Event as Extra Guest
Heaton appeared as an additional guest at the club’s special occasion, joining other attendees for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Rebekah Kensington Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
A Wednesday gathering of Rebekah Kensington members met at the Odd Fellows hall for a regular business session and social activities. The afternoon included a covered dish luncheon to end the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Birthday Surprise for Ward School Principal Miss Oldershaw
Miss Edith Oldershaw, principal of each ward school and sixth grade teacher, was surprised after school with a party to celebrate her birthday. She received a gift, and ice cream and cake were served. Instructors Miss Elma Nelson and Miss Emma Lindberg were guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Oldershaw
Miss Oldershaw
Elma Nelson
Emma Lindberg
Birthday Party for Beverly and Ramona Peters
Mrs Fred Peters hosted a party Monday afternoon from 4 to 5 15 honoring her daughters Beverly and Ramona who celebrated birthdays this week. Guests included Betty Merck LaGean Watters Audrey Watters Charles Grigsby Shirley Ann Simms Dickey Alljab Milicia Ericson Helen Foulker Mary Ann Foulkers Alice Weymer and Alec Weymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peters
Beverly
Ramona
Betty
Billy Merck
LaGean
Audrey Watters
Charles Grigsby
Shirley Ann Simms
Dickey All Jap
Milicia Ericson
Helens
Mary Ann Foulkers
Alice
Alec Weymer
Mrs Weymouth Hosts Informal Evening for High School Teachers
Mrs O J Weymouth hosted a pretty informal gathering at her home last Friday evening in compliment to the high school lady teachers Miss Eleanor Walsh Miss Bess Shires Miss Hazel Gillette Miss Freda Beebe and Miss Gladys Wolf. Other guests included Mrs Raymond Davis and Miss Georgia Martin. Bridge games then refreshments followed. High score prize went to Miss Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
O. J. Weymouth
Eleanor Walsh
Bess Shires
Hazel Gillette
Freda Beebe
Gladys Wolf
Raymond Davis
Georgia Martin
Gillette
Hi Lo club social afternoon and surprise dinner
Members of the Hi Lo club enjoyed a social afternoon hosted by Mrs W F Graham at Mrs J W Weland's apartment. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs James Sparks, Mrs Ed Gates, and Mrs M M Kline. Special guests included Mrs Carl Jones and Mrs Gates. A later Hi Lo club gathering at T W Hawkins home featured six bridge tables, with high and low scores awarded to Mr and Mrs Hawkins and Mr and Mrs L L Loskwood. Refreshments followed, reflecting the era. Mrs M O Baker entertained guests including Mrs Harry Mathews and her son from Albuquerque, with Dr D L Abbott and the Baker family attending. Dr and Mrs Abbott hosted a luncheon for Mrs Mathews and son. Mrs F H Wolf was honored at a separate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Lo
W. FF. Graham
J. W. Weland
James Sparks
Ed Gates
M. M. Kline
Carl Jones
Gates
T. W. Hawkins
Bridge
Hawkins
L. L. Loskwood
Times
M. O. Baker
Harry Mathews
Albuquerque
N. M
D. L. Abbott
Baker
Mrs. Abbott
Mathews
Teacher course hosts surprise party for Mrs Wolf
Thursday night a group of ladies receiving instruction from Mrs Wolf for an international Sunday school teachers course held a surprise party. The class has completed five of twelve units and Mrs Wolf received two flower plants amid pleasant refreshments. Invited guests included Mrs J E Paquette Mrs W H Edwards Mrs M M Kline Mrs T G Waddell Mrs Frank Baker and Misses Hazel Gillette Lucile Waddell Genestia and Mable Faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Paquette
W. H. Edwards
M. M. Kline
T G ‘Waddell
Frank Baker
Hazel Gillette
Lucile Waddell
Genestia
Mable Faster
Coin talk marks BPW meeting at Ahrens home
Business and Professional Womans club held a semi monthly dinner at the Ahrens residence. Officers were installed and Mrs F H Wolf gave an engaging talk on the origin of silver and gold coins tracing their use 5000 years from Oriental origins to today while displaying relics including coins dated 1804 and 1806. Committee members were Laura Fish Agnes Ladine and Laura Rudd. The group will pause meetings until fall with summer picnics planned including a farewell to teachers next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Ahrens
F. H. Wolf
Laura Fish
Agnes Ladine
Laura Rudd
Benefit bridge party by Business and Professional Women
A week night bridge event in Hardy hall drew 40 tables with a pleasing, gratifying atmosphere and strong financial support. Prizes were shared by Evelyn Doran and Charles Gardner. second went to Mrs W H Edwards and Jack Collins. Refreshments closed the evening. finance committee chaired by Mrs Leon Fine supervised arrangements. Royal Neighbors Kensington held May meeting at Mrs E J Leonard's home, focusing on quilting for a shoe fund to aid needy families next winter. Officers elected: Glen Bales president, Lester Perry vice president, Harry Brewer secretary, James Sparks treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Hardy Hall
Evelyn Doran
Charles Gardner
W. H. Edwards
Jack Collins
Leon Fine
Royal Neighbors
Kensington
Royal Neighbors Kensington
E. J. Leonard
Glen Bales
Lester Perry
Harry Brewer
James Sparks
Treas
Covered luncheon banquet enjoyed at non2
A fragment describes a covered luncheon banquet being enjoyed. Details are incomplete, obscuring date, place, and participants.
Keystone Class 1 Meets at Methodist Church Social
The Keystone class of the Methodist church met in the church basement Tuesday night with a 6 30 covered dish luncheon followed by business and merrymaking games Mrs K S Agnew was named new president replacing Harry Wingerson who moved from Sidney Hosts were Mr and Mrs Elmer Wright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Class
Keystone
Methodist Church
K.S. Agnew
Harry Wingerson
Sidney
Elmer Wright
Country club luncheon hosts bridge party with prizes
A pretty afternoon social event at the country club Tuesday hosted a monthly luncheon at one and a bridge session. Prizes were awarded to Miss Grace McIntosh, Mrs. P. J. Ackles and Mrs. E. R. Kraiz. Hostesses were Mesdames Paul Martin, J. A. Bentley and J. W. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Grace McIntosh
P. J. Ackles
E. R. Kraiz
Paul Martin
J. A. Bentley
J. W. Johnson
Weekend Masses and Services at St Anton Link Parish
Weekday masses are held at 7:00 am and 8:00 am. Sunday masses at 7:00 am and 9:30 am. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 pm. Pastor Anton Link leads the parish.
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services
Trinity Lutheran Church invites participation in its Sunday program. Church school begins at 9 45 a m followed by worship and sermon at 11 a m with the theme A Tribute to Mother. Luther league gathers at 7 p m and Potter First Lutheran Church holds a 2 30 p m service with sermon by the pastor. Bible school follows at 1 45 p m. Dr W T Kahse, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Potter
First Lutheran Church
Bible
Episcopal Church Holy Communion Service
Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a m led by Bishop Beecher. Church school to follow at 9 45 a m. James B Roe is rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Beecher
James B. Roe
Mothers Day Sermon at Methodist Church Honors Elderly
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. worship includes a sermon “The Sunset Years” honoring old age for Mothers Day. Special transport aid offered for elderly attendees upon minister’s call. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Home made candies for Mothers Day 70c per pound by Mrs. F A Barger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
F. Charling Mills
F. A. Barger
Annual Junior Senior Banquet Held Tonight
The annual junior senior banquet, the event of the year for high school students, will be held at the country club tonight. Juniors prepared a tasty menu and an engaging program to honor the graduating students.
Flora Will Deliver Midland Senior Talk
George Flora of Gurley has been elected by Midland college seniors to present the class oration on commencement day, Wednesday May 24. Flora is an honor student, debater, and member of the college newspaper and yearbook staffs, Theta Gamma Epsilon, and the Oxford fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Flora
Gurley
Midland College
Flora
Theta Gamma Epsilon
Oxford Fellowship
Eighth Grade Commencement in Sidney City Auditorium
The eighth grade commencement will be held at the city auditorium in Sidney on Wednesday afternoon May 17 starting at 2 o'clock. Mrs Gertrude Nelson County Superintendent presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Sidney
Gertrude Nelson
Nebraska Pioneer Biography Essay Contest Opens for 4th Year
Nebraska residents may enter the annual biography of a Nebraska pioneer essay contest with prizes of 35 20 and 10 dollars. The closing date is August 15 and submissions should be 4000 words typed single side. Manuscripts become state historical society property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Magdalene Radke
Miss Radke
Helen Tuttle
State Historical Society
Auto registrations surge at Detroit manufacturing point
Detroit registrations for April show 322 cars and 11 trucks on the final day, lifting monthly totals to 3 165 cars and 137 trucks. Ford strengthens to 1 182 units, leading the field. Chevrolet 699. Plymouth 282. Dodge 241. Pontiac 224. Essex 99, with March figures well behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Aupril
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Dodge
Pontiac
Essex
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Bonham
Bonham Delivery Service
Lucile Nydergger of
Laramie
The
City
M. H. Robineau
N. W. Olson
Leonard Huff
Bob Osborn
Western Public Service Company
Mrs. T. EB. Kokjer
the Taylor Hospital
Frank Hanson
International Harvester Company
Haxtun
Colorado
Fort
Alvin Franzen
Sidney District
Taylor Hospital
Charles Turner
Cheyenne
J. W. Perry
Greenlees
Society Notes
West End
Mrs. Kratz
Oldershaw
Olson & Sons, Props
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Sunrday School
Paul P. Cheff
Armand
Sidney Drug Co
Corner Drug’ Store
Sudan
Red River
Ohio
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Zic
American Youth Bread
Irenes
Jello A
Armour
Midland
Telegraph
Nebr
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