Local residents travel and events notify Sidney community
A flurry of short notices reports births adoptions and travel. Dan and wife welcome a son at home Wednesday night. many residents attend conferences attend graduations visit relatives and tour cities from Hastings to Denver. District Rotary delegates J W Johnson Roy Greenlee and Marius Christensen return home later this week while others attend nurse and eastern star events. Multiple residents visit hospitals attend fights preview boxers and conduct business trips in nearby towns and states.
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Dan Mathews
Bob Bartlett
Taylor Hospital
Ralph Gentry
J. W. Johnson
Hastings
Rotary International
Roy Green-lee
Marius Christensen
Will
H van Aelstyn
Anne
Genevieve
Ruth Corney
Denver
St. Joseph Hospital
Helen van Aelstyn
J. W. Goodale
Omaha
Order of Eastern Star
Charlotte
State Universiy
Lincoln
Paul Simerson
Valentine
C. A. Long
Doris
Donald
Joan
Kimball
Sidney
Bill Burrs
Hemingford
B. P. Hamilton
Dodge City
Kan
John Sullivan
George Fahy
Arizona
R L Campbell
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Liberty State Bank
John Swain
Bride
Albuquerque
Howard Swain
Cullen Wright
Clarence Stein
Scottsbluff
James Reisdorff
Ravenna
A W Friede
John Siefer, Jr
Dalton
Elizabeth Robineau
Orpheum
M H Robineau
En Rouse
Leo Bartholomew
Goodrich Tire Company
P Kratz
George Burril
Deadwood
S. D
Burril
Pueblo
Colo
Kenneth Lynch
Mickey
Chadron
Lynch
Vera Chesebro
Harold
Dick Carlson
Little Son
Fremont
Kearney
Mary Sheldon
Ed Sheldon
John W. Harper
Harper Brothers Filling Station
Otto Hink
Woodstanding
Wyo
R. R. Simpson
Emanuel Brauer
North Platte
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gladys Bell
E. E Goding
Edna Killham
Dix
Ed Buettner
Rebekeh Lodge
Alma Collart
Bowen
Catherine Ward
Charles Barrett
Beverly Jean
Boulder
M. G. Rice
Society Notes and Local Club Gatherings Across Sidney
A week of social events features birthday celebrations for Mrs Bina West Miller and other society figures. Womans Benefit held a novel birthday party with stunt performances, while a vanishing party at St Patrick's Auditorium hosted bridge and 500 games with cash and traveling prizes. P E O and Business and Professional Women's Club activities include meetings, picnics, and initiations. Sans Souci Club dined at the Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge, and Rebekah lodge elected new officers. Kensington and Le Plaisir clubs met for planning and needlework, plus a New Idea social reunion with former members sharing cards and high five. Informal bridge evenings, prize wins, and a large social turnout marked the week’s lively schedule.
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Womans Benefit Association
Bina West Miller
Lillian Miller
Frank Tobin
Jack Heavrin
C. A. Long
Harry Richards
Edward Furer
Glen Moore
FP. C Klentz
Alvin Roberts
R. A. Barlow
Ray Wellner
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Raymond Rogers
Rogers
Fred Haworth
I. FE. Grabill
J. McIntosh
J. A. Bentley
M. W. Dimery
Douglas Boyd
Thelma Ladegard
Campfiells
E. B. Kinton
James Westfall
Frances Schwasnick
Jessie Davison
Laura Rudd
Elma Nelson
Leon Fine
Charles Prigeon
Georgia Martin
Sans Souci Club
Robert Whitmore
Union Pacific
P. J. Heaton
E. S. Sherrerd
Fr. Griffith
Sidney
New Idea
Soren Wilnes
Denver
Herman Schoeder
Dave Huff
Wilnes
M. W. Riggs
Henry Worren
Rose Morgan
Julia Scanlon
Charles Trognitz
Harry Runge
Griffith
John Daugherty
A. B. Knox
Tobin
Scanlon
Huff
Kenneth Lynch
W. P. Miles
Freda Hammer
George Mulcts
Ralph Coates
A. J. Hamilton
Ed Ahrens
Joe Simodymes
Hanna Hammer
J J Parks
Florence Parks
Miss Hammer
Mulets
Simodynes
Sunday Masses and Devotions Schedule
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a m. Anton Link Pastor. Try them.
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Anton Link
Trinity English Lutheran Sunday Services
Trinity Sunday services include church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 am with theme The Infinite Riches of God Luther league gathers at 6 30 pm Dr W T Kahse pastor extends a cordial invitation to worship with us.
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Trinity Sunday
God
Luther League
W. T. Kahse
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Sermon Topic
At 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship with a second sermon on What is Spirituality led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff, pastor.
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wWorship
Paul P. Cheff
Proverb That Lie Sermon Series Begins at Evening Worship
The church schedules Sunday services with a morning worship at 11 and evening events. The minister F Charling Mills will start a Sunday evening series titled Proverbs That Lie. This week’s subject is Nothing Suceeds Like Success. Epworth league and youth group meet after afternoon at 4:30. Evensong and sermon follow at 7:30.
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Epworth League and
Young People’s Fellowship
F. Charling Mills
Holy Communion Service and Sunday School Schedule
Celebration of holy communion at 8 a.m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by J B Roe Rector.
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J. B. Roe
Advertisement Promises Profit From City Auditorium Lecture
Cheyenne county residents urged to read the advertisement for Sidney Glass and Paint Company. It promotes an illustrated lecture on color in the home, aimed at church societies and groups, with potential financial benefit and a date listed as next Tuesday afternoon at the city auditorium.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Glass and Paint Company
City Auditorium
Bishop Bona to visit St Patrick's Academy for Sidney seniors
Commencement exercises for seniors of St Patrick's Academy are set for Wednesday May 25 at 8 p m. Bishop Bona of Grand Island will make his first Sidney visit since March 8. Attorney Patrick J Heaton will deliver the commencement address. A full program will be in Telegraph News next Tuesday.
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St Patrick's Academy
St. Bona
Grand Island
Bona
Sidney
Patrick J. Heaton
Telegraph News
Funeral Services Held for L. M. Sheldon in Sidney
Funeral services were held Thursday morning from the Christian church for L. M. Sheldon a prominent Sidney man who shot himself Monday. Rev. J. H. Bicknell officiated the brief service attended by relatives and many friends. The body was sent to Kearney by Gehrig funeral service for interment that afternoon.
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Christian Church
L. M Sheldon
Sidney
J. H. Bicknell
Kearney
Gehrig
Funeral R McDonald Former Sidney Resident R McShonald
Funeral services were held here Wednesday afternoon from the M E church for R R McDonald former Sidney resident who died at La Junta Colorado last Saturday. Burial was at Greenwood cemetery with Gehrig funeral service in charge. He was born May 14 1873 at Belleville Kan and died on his 59th birthday in La Junta. He lived near Soldier Ia then Des Moines Drake University, Ute Ia Druggist, Sidney barber 1909 1925 moved to Oregon 1929 La Junta. He leaves widow three daughters four grandchildren and siblings.
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M. E
R. R. McDonald
Sidney
la Junta
Colo
Sidney Greenwood Cemetery
Thie Gehrig
Roland Richard McShonald
Belleville
Kan
Soldier
Des Moines
Drake University
Ute
Mary Ethel Baker
Oregon
Walo
F. R. Kidney
Harry Marsh
Maxine
Man Serves Drinks to Sheriff Arrest Sparks Jail Visit
Walter Clark, a recent Sidney arrival, was arrested by Sheriff W. Schulz after attempting to serve drinks to the party at Schulz's home. The incident occurred late Wednesday as Schulz and Clark confronted the law.
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Clark
Schulz
Livoni
Arthur Renfield
Man
Fauz
Walter ‘Clark
Sidney
W. W. Schulz
Two Gurley Youths Among Midland Leaders
George and Dale Flora of Gurley, sons of Mr and Mrs 8 J Flora, are named among Midland college students receiving merit certificates for high scholarship. Certificates are awarded to those with year averages of 3.50 or higher. only 14 of 280 collegiate students earned the honor. George averaged 3.60 and Dale 3.50.
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George and
Dale Flora
J. Flora
Gurley
Midland College
George
Dale
Velvay wall finish offered in pastel shades by Thomas Lumber Co
Cook's Velvay wall finish wears splendidly with eleven beautiful pastel shades to choose from offered by Thomas Lumber Co.
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Cook
Thomas Lumber Co
Telegraph School of Cooking Postponed Until Next Autumn
Telegraph plans a free cooking school for ladies of Sidney and Cheyenne county, now postponed to fall due to lack of a capable instructor. Instructors booked to June 4 elsewhere. A record school may open early next fall with one or two experts, three days in the city auditorium, with Western Public Service providing electrical equipment and an expert demonstrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Western Public Service Company
Carnations Thirty Cents Per Dozen at Gift Shop Sale
The Gift Shop advertises carnations at 29¢ per dozen available Friday and Saturday. Special pricing highlights a limited two day sale promoting fresh floral arrangements for local shoppers.
Johnson Drug ad promises expert Kodak finishing services
Telegraph want ads note Johnson Drug company advertises expert Kodak finishing for film processing inviting readers to bring their films to the shop.
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Johnson Drug Company
Kodak
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Thomas O'Connell
T. R. Clark
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Roy Renquist
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Wasta
Wasta, S. D
Society Notes
Rebekah Lodge
Martha Brooks
Noble Grand
Edith Carlson
Dix Lodge
M. E. Kensington
Frankeberger
Methodist Kensington
Trinity English Lutheran
Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Church
Academy
L. M. Sheldon
Ave
Nebr
Sidney Man
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
Rexall
Franklin
Franklin Blackleg
Franklin Blackley
Johnson Drug Co
Ial
Ccna Drug Store
Telegraph School OF Cooking
Greenlees’ Inc
Heinz
Monarch
Mission Bell
ADVO
Bob White
Greenlees
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