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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

5

Lodge Pole and surrounding area business and social notes

Arthur Dodrill visits Sidney on business. Chaney couple entertain in Lodge Pole. H L Locke guests at Daily Colorado. Frank Hahler from North Platte visits town. R S Oberfelder tours Broadwater ranch. Local women shop in town. Roberta Brannan visits Nellie Niemeller. H A Stover buys new Ford from Bidney Motor. A A Sharp arrives from Denver for business. John Christensen travels to Potter. Paquette McKinley McIntosh and Edward Furer on Scotts Bluff trip. H C Amos in Denver for cafe business. Geraldine Hunt visits from Ogallala. Albert Lipska treated for pleurisy at Taylor hospital. Theal duo travel to Lincoln. Beyer family to visit West Point. Doran family moves to Hardy apartments. Jewett family to Denver for weekend. Anthony Thompson scout breaks arm at courthouse grounds. Burgess family return from Indianapolis trip. F G Parsons leaves for Denver. Parsons family and Hostettler/Hanson guests in Ogallala. L G Lowe to Seattle for weeks. Ross Glassburn appendix operation at Taylor hospital. Davis daughter Nellie and Frank Wait to Lincoln for Wesleyan graduation. Lindleys move to town, Osborn Motor employee. Dimery family to Lincoln for three weeks. Kime brothers visiting Uptegrove home. Hazel Gillette to Lincoln then Callaway for summer. C W Street departs for Denver. Harry Marriott replaces him. Mrs Uptegrove returns from Lincoln with mother. Louise Stoetzel visits from Omaha en route from Evanston to home. Irvin Oberfelder family to visit briefly before California vacation. Borcher family weekend in North Platte. Ruth accompanies mother home.

Hand conducts Minneapolis combine school in Ogallala

J L Hand manager of Midwest Combine and Tractor returned from Ogallala where he conducted a school of instruction on the Minneapolis combine. He held similar schools at Holyoke and Haxtun last week. Rev and Mrs J H Bicknell visited Mitchell and attended the revival led by the Roses with more than 60 converts announced at Monday's meeting.

J. L. Hand Midwest Combine & Tractor Company Ogallala Minneapolis Mr. Hand Holyoke Haxtun J. H. Bicknell Mitchell The Roses

Society Notes Dinner Guests and Club Gatherings

Society notes report dinner guests Mr and Mrs William Mortenson hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Zimmerle with lavender table decor. Eastern Star Kensington held by Mrs J E Paquette and Mrs Iva Osborn at Masonic club rooms with meeting and sewing. Mrs J W Johnson entertained 12 guests at bridge for Miss Louise Stoetzel of Omaha. high score Mrs Russell Dedrick, consolation Mrs Raymond Rogers, guest prize to Stoetzel. Delphian society met at Mrs R E Roche home. study on the Latin Roman led by Mrs J T McIntosh. guests included Mrs W O Campbell, Mrs E S Stokes and Mrs C C Rush. Rev and Mrs Hal F Schenck hosted dinner for Miss Hazel Gillette who departs for eastern state. guests included Mrs Margaret Martin and Miss Georgiana Martin. Mrs F A Barger hosted O D T club bridge luncheon at country club in orchid decor with lilac flowers. high score Mrs W K Hodgkin. guests included Mrs A J Jorgenson, Mrs J O Johnson and Mrs B C Grabill. Safety First Auxiliary met at Wal Bur Hall for regular gathering. 17 attendance with talks on safety first.

Eastern Star Kensington J. E. Paquette Iva Osborn Masonic Building Johnson J. W. Johnson Bridge Louise Stoetzel Omaha Russell Dedrick Raymond Rogers Miss Stoetzel Delphian Society R. E. Roche J. T. McIntosh W. O. Campbell E. S. Stokes C. C. Rush Hal F. Schenck Hazel Gillette Margaret Martin Georgiana Martin F. A. Barger O. D. T. Club Country Club W. K. Hodgkin A. J. Jorgenson J. O. Johnson B C. Grabill Safety First Auxiliary Wal-Bur Hall Safety First

Social bingo follows adjourned meeting with refreshments

After the business session the group adjourned and enjoyed a social hour playing bingo. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon, providing a casual close to the event.

Mrs. Clara McNish Honored at North Side Bridge Luncheon

The North Side club held a playful surprise bridge luncheon Wednesday to honor Mrs. Clara McNish on her upcoming birthday. Prizes went to Mrs. C. W. Theal and Mrs. C. S. Radcliffe.

McNish North Side Club Clara McNish C. W. Theal C. S. Radcliffe

Farewell Party for Miss Catherine Brumage at Olive Bush Home

Miss Olive Bush hosted a farewell gathering last Friday afternoon in her home for Catherine Brumage who will settle with her parents in Leramie. The event featured cards and dancing followed by luncheon. Other guests included Hester Null Thelma Brewer Mona Livoni Elizabeth Couch Muriel Riggs and Kathryn Grabill.

Olive Bush Catherine Brumage Leramie Hester Null Thelma Brewer Mona _ Livoni Elizabeth Couch Muriel Riggs Kathryn Grabill

Miss Portrey Honored At Atlantic Iowa Bridge Night

Miss Clara Portrey of Atlantic Iowa visits her parents and hosts four tables at bridge. Mrs Clarence Jolliff wins ladies high score. James McIntosh wins gentlemen. Portrey receives guest prize. dinner served at midnight. Sunol Bridge Club hosts three tables with Mrs A J Englert high score. Out of town guests include Mrs Hunt of Sidney and Mrs Booth of Lodge Pole. Booth wins guest prize. Hunt consolation. Country club hosts monthly dinner bridge with high honors going to Mrs W K Hodgkin and R P Keper. Hosts listed. Birthday party honors Mrs R W Zimmerle.

Miss Portrey Clara Portrey Atlantic Herman Treinen Bridge Clarence Jolliff James McIntosh Sunol Bridge Club Country Club W. K. Hodgkin R. P. Keper Fred Krause Paul Martin W. B. Jewett L. G. Lowe 7 .S. Radcliffe Hugh Wilson Clara McNish Lucy Jordan

Birthday Surprise at Zimmerle Home with Friends

A group of friends held a surprise birthday party Tuesday night at the Zimmerle home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ackles, Mr. and Mrs. Mortenson, Mr. and Mrs. Spearow, Mr. and Mrs. Beckmann, Mr. and Mrs. Bonham, Miss Lillian Miller, and Mr. Zimmerle. Bridge was played. winners were Mrs. Beckmann and Miss Miller. Mrs. Zimmerle received a birthday remembrance and a large white cake decorated with pink roses and candles.

Zimmerle P. J. Ackles William Mortenson Glen Spearow H. F. Beckmann C. W. Bonham Lillian Miller Bridge Beckmann Miss Miller

Nebraskan Territory Bill Details and Authors

The bill creating Nebraska Territory was introduced by U. S. Senator Augustus Caesar Dodge of Iowa and pushed through at the urging of Senator Stephen A. Douglas. The measure set in motion the organization of Nebraska as a territory under their support and leadership.

Nebraska U. S Augustus Caesar Dodge Iowa Stephen A. Douglas

Nebraska and Kansas territorial admission influenced by two Johnsons

The amendment to admit Kansas and Nebraska stirred political ambitions of Rev. Tomas Johnson of Missouri and Hadley D. Johnson of Iowa aiming for congressional delegates. Nebraska ranks high in college land use and enrollment, has extensive federal aided gravel road growth, and issued paroles and commutations to 417 offenders with 13 percent breaching trust during the past two years. Bluhill coffee ad ends the fragment.

Kansas Nebraska Tomas Johnson Missouri Hadley D. Johnson Iowa Congress Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur Dodrill Lodge Pole Sidney Monday A. R. Chaney H. L. Locke Colo Mrs A. A. Fuezz Frank Hahler North Platte R.S. Oberfelder Broadwater Roberta Brannan Nellie Niemeller H. A. Stover Bidney Motor Sales Company A. A. Sharp Denver John Christensen Christensen Motor Company Potter Wednesday McKinley McIntosh Edward Furer Scottsbluff H. C. Amos James Cafe Geraldine Hunt Albert Lipska Lorenzo Taylor Hospital Lincoln Pete Beyer Mr. Beyer West Point Mrs. Goldwin Doran Callahan Addition Hardy Apartments Anthony Thompson Court House F. O. Burgess Indianapolis F. G. Parsons Royal Hostettler F. J. Hanson Edith Hostettler Ross Glassburn H. R. Glassburn Sunol Nellie Frank Wait Wesleyan University Harry Lindley Mr. Lindley Osborn Motor Company Mrs. M. W. Dimery Jane Mr Dimery J. R. Kime Hosmer Kime South Dakota E. L. Uptegrove C. W. Street Union Pacific Mr. Street Harry Marriott Green River Wyo L. Kime Aptesroves Warren Cuningham Dalton Enooute Evanston Irvin Oberfelder Detroit, Mich Oberfelders Joseph Oberfelder Robert Oberfelder California William Borcher Ruth Mr. Borcher Lowell Anderson Mrs. Borcher Bradley Greenlees Sidney's Style Store Society Notes R. W. Zimmerle Mrs. Barger National Health Food Battle Creek Food Company Battle Creek, Michigan Sidney Bluhill Coffee Acee the Telegraph S. & L. Motor Company Ninth Avenue Illinois Jackson Streets C. F. Chick Nebr
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