Sidney Scene Busy With Visits And Local Business
Rol la Mrs Ed Mitchell and daughter Evelyn of Lisco visit and Donald Shipman of Los Angeles set to arrive. Ada Adams stays with M W Riggs family. Doctors Roches and Taylor attend meetings. Diesel Caterpillar expo to tour area. local firms Jo A Gibson Inc and Western Nebraska Oil involved. Multiple residents travel to Hastings Denver Boulder and Sterling. various family events, marriages and employment updates across Sidney community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mitchell
Daugther
Evelyn
Lisco
O. M. Harris
Donald Shipman
Los Angeles
Omaha
State Medical Association
J. R. Taylor
Denver
Harriet
Annne
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Lodge Bole
Steele and Olinger
Western Nebraska Oil Company
Ford
Joe A. Gibson
W. F. Wehmiller
Hastings
Wehmiller
Ray Rawson
Taylor Hospital
Rawson
Harold
Robert Cobb
Fred Carlson
Alliance
T. E. ‘Keokier
W. F. Graham
Paul Miner
Ross Barker
Boulder
Davis
Percy Button
Paul
Greeley
Society Notes and Club Bridge Rounds Highlight Week
A busy social week features Mrs. Harte hosting a one o clock luncheon and bridge for eight, with Mrs. Grabill winning honors. Dutch Treat club meets for lunch and bridge at the country club, Jez Simodynes and G P Kratz win high scores. Ollicott club hosts a lavender and green luncheon at the country club with Miss Jane Bell as guest. Mrs. Margaret Martin and family organize a flat top rock steak fry picnic for Rev Mills and others. Royal Neighbors Kensington host a benefit bridge party at G W Frankeberger home with nine tables and multiple prize winners. Rebekah Kensington discusses district meeting plans at Mrs Ordie Weston’s. N P B club meets at Henry Yowell home. handkerchief shower for project leaders. Mrs C B Kinton and Mrs Ed Lipke honored for service with a luncheon and social. Miss Jane Bell is feted at a Goodwin home bridge party with guests including Grant visitors. Mrs H B Naylor hosts an evening for her Mitchell guest with several prizes awarded. Mrs R E Roche presides over a Wednesday bridge club luncheon and bridge at home, with other hostesses and guests. Various hostesses throughout the week close with prizes and traveling awards while engagements and travel prizes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Dresser
Berkeley
Calif
E. Planck
C. S. Ickes
Sidney
Fort Collins
St. Paul
Minn
Morris Snyder
Denver
Ben Snyder
Jaynelta Rose
Ovid
Colo
L. L. Lockwood
Scottsbluff
Loretta Brachtenbach
Breternitz
J. Viggo Nielsen
E. McGirvin
Marjorie
Sterling
C. P. Chambers
Cecelia Sandquist
Fred Spencer
Edwin
Gertrude Herbert
W. B. Swenson
Sally
Arnold Huff
Crook
Don Davis
Billy
Red Stephens
James Ritein
A. H. Jones Company
Allarce
Plymouth
Chrysler
A. E. Kennedy
Rupert Campbell
Grand Island
C. G. Olson
Hugh Mitchell
Alliance
Mr. Mitchell
Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Company
M. H. Robineau
H. E. Armitage
Western Nebraska Oil Company
W. D. Harte
Grabill
J. T. McIntosh
Country Club
Dutch Treat Club
McIntosh
Jez Simodynes
G. P. Kratz
J. H. Lewes
Ollicott Club
Jane Bell
Grant
Don Howard
Mont- Tese, Colo
W. H. Jordan
J B. Roe
Robineau
Margaret Martin
Georgia
Hazel Gillette
F. Charling Mills
Vern Livingston
South Hills
Frankeberger
Lester Perry
C. C. van Valkenberg
Harry Brewer
E. J. Browning
L. YT. Poole
Rebekah Kensington
Ordie Weston
Rebekah Lodge
Tig
N. P B. Club
Henry Yowell
Mesdames Yowell
O. L. Miller
Emma Ely
Ed Lipke
Paul Sparks
C. B. Kinton
Ed Wolverton
Kenneth Johnson
Lawrence Witters
Robert Dyke
Gordon Tobin
Clifford Jones
Community Notices from East Gurley area
Mr and Mrs William Nelck hosted guests at home while many attended a Gurley baseball game. William Wolcott shared Sunday dinner with Sexton Ahim. Mrs Charles Nelck and daughter Thurma visited Bert Gibbins. The Nelcks drove to Sidney, Opal Gibbins stayed with Thurma Nelck, and Bert Gibbins with Herman Jurgens visited Gurley residents including Dennis Jurgens. Vernon Welch also motored to Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nelck
Charles Nelck
East Gurley
Gurley
William Wolcott
Sexton Ahim
Thurma
Bert Gibbins
Sidney
Opal Gibbins
Thurma Nelck
Telen
Herman Jurgens
Vernon Welch
Local residentsTravel to Sidney and return home
Mrs Earl Johnson returned home Monday evening after spending a few days in Sidney. Mrs Charles Neick, Vernon and Thurma motored to Sidney Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Johnson
Sidney
Charles Neick
Vernon and
Thurma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rolla
H. E. Miller
Crockett, Cal
Charles E. Shea
San Francisco
Jack E. Dempsey
Klamath Falls
Ore
V. F. Kucera
A. J. Jorgenson
Faul Martin
R. BE. Roche
Kimball
Bankers
Con
H. F. Freytag
Chester
Otto F. Meyer
Kansas City
Gertrude Forsling
Lutheran Church
Weyerts
B.c.wiebke
Mr. Meyer
Rev. Wiebke
A. J. Kinnersly
Dalton
Masonic Lodge
C. A. Bergstrom
Raymond Rogers
Douglas Boyd
Ray Hershey
Carl Christ
Herman Schroeder
N. A. S. McLean
Grant Poole
Marsland
Society Notes
Mrs. Harte
H. B. Naylor
Mitchell
J. W. Weland
Weiand
Naylor
Carl Jones
Glen Hedgecock
Paul Sim
Mrs. Worden
E. D. Worden
Leo Bischoff
Clarence Jolliff
Worden
Ture
de ‘Molay
Sidney and Kimball‘lodges
de Molay
Grroup
Greenlees
Magnesia
Nelson
The
Sidney Drug Co
O. P. Skaggs
By Thurmia Nelck
Dennis
Gurley Sat
Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Greenlees’ Inc
Sid
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