Sidney Word Roundup Recaps Local Visits and Events
A lengthy Sidney column notes residents hosting and visiting over the weekend. Mentions Aliance guest Verne Morris, Gurley visitor Chris Engenberg, Mary Runge in Kearney, newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heinlein, and frequent business trips to Cheyenne Lincoln Proctor and Denver. Also reports hunting trips by J. W. Goodale and N. W. Ladegard, hospital arrivals, and club gatherings including the Dutch Treat luncheon at the country club with prizes for E. S. Stokes and W. L. Larson.
Clarence Walroth and Florence Crotchet wed at court house
Clarence R Walroth and Florence Crotchet both of Denver were united in marriage at the courthouse on Monday afternoon with Judge G P Skatz officiating Har old Robert Miller and Lela Agnes Brunette both of Julieburg were married the same afternoon by the judge George Larson of Superior attended the Osborn home here and praised Sidney and its improvements He is connected with Farmers Co operative creameries of Nebraska and plans to open a cooperative creamery in Sidney Several Sidney residents attended the football game at Scottsbluff Monday night and many visitors arrived from Crescent Lake Ore for a stay with relatives at Sidney The local Episcopal church group attended a deanery meeting in Bridgeport with Rev J B Roe and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Farr
Kensington Modern
B. Weokey
See Nothi Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Proctor
Colo
Jack Scheurman
Herman Trethe
E. W. Shepherd
Lincoln
L. D. Willey
Dr. Welsh
Owindle
Fee
Zimimerle
E. ‘Uries
W. Shepherd
Cothe
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Tua Bupscottsbluff
Clarence R. Walroth
Florence Crotchet
Denver
Court House
G. P. Sklatz
Harold Robert Miller
Lela Agnés Brunette
Juliéburg
George Larson
Superior
C. J. Osborn
Farmers Co-operative Creameries
Nebraska
Sidney
Earl Babcock
Crescent Lake
Ore
Claude Babcock
H. E. Armitage
Minneapolis
Babcocks
Babcock
Nellie Armstrong
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Churches
Western
Bridgeport
J. B. Roe
Susan Basesti
George Higgins
Valeska Neubauer
M. E. Bant
Jennie Johnson
L. T. Poole
Jack
Phyllis Corbett
A. J. Hamilton
Grace King
Frank Tobin
A. K. Greenlee
Society Notes Luncheon Hosts Teachers at Home
Mrs C M Livoni hosted a Friday luncheon at her home in compliment to Miss Lucile Coaker Miss Swanson and Miss Hazel Hansen Dalton school teachers. Epworth League social held in church basement with covered dish luncheon. Miss Mable Foster arranged, twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Livoni
Lucile Coaker
Swanson
Hazel Hansen
Dalton School
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Mable Foster
Iadies of St. Pauls Lutheran Aid Society Meet
An enjoyable afternoon was spent Wednesday by the Iadies of St. Pauls Lutheran aid society who met at the local gathering place. Members shared fellowship, discussed upcoming events, and planned future contributions for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadies
St. Paul's Lutheran Aid Society
Masquerade Halloween Party for Youth at Local Church
Twe and other young people of the Christian church joined a masquerade Halloween party last Friday night under the Christian Endeavor society. The event took place in the church basement and offered games and lovely refreshments to conclude the enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Luncheon and Bridge Nurture Contract Club Meeting
A one o'clock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge gave pleasant entertainment to Contract club members on Wednesday. Two tables played with Miss Grace McIntosh achieving the high score. special guest Mrs. W. B. Jewett of Lewellen attended at Mrs. J. H. Wade’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
J. H. Wade
Grace McIntosh
W. B. Jewett
Lewellen
Hy Lo Club Bridge Social Hosted by Mrs Blair
An enjoyable Wednesday afternoon social at Mrs. C. E. Blair's home featured a Hy Lo club gathering. Two-table bridge games provided entertainment until late, with Mrs. A. E. Wright winning high and Mrs. Blair low prizes. The club plans another meeting in two weeks with Mrs. James Sparks as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Blair
A. E. Wright
Blair
James Sparks
Country club hosts four tables of bridge afternoon
Four bridge tables formed the monthly afternoon party at the country club with a one o'clock luncheon. Seated for twenty guests, yellow dominated the table settings. Prizes went to Mrs. H. B. Nelson, Miss Clara Klein, and Mrs. A. J. Hamilton. hostesses were Mrs. M. W. Osborn, Mrs. A. J. Hepner, Mrs. Fred George, Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson, and Mrs. Rebecca Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
H. B. Nelson
Clara Klein
A. J. Hamilton
M. W. Osborn
A. J. Hepner
Fred George
A. J. Jorgenson
Rebecca Baker
Thayer Hosts S N Club Bridge Night in Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Thayer entertained the S. N. club of Sidney at their Potter home Tuesday night. The event featured a pleasant bridge session and a fine lunch after the games. Honors went to Mrs. N. Witters and C. E. Daggett for high and second high scores. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hinek, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones, and others, with Ed Ahrens and E. J. Browning among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Earl Thayer
S. N. Club of
Sidney
Potter
N. &. Witters
C. E. Daggett
Ed Ahrens
E. J. Browning
Frank Goodwin
J. E. Hinek
Club Entertainments Highlight Halloween Social and PEO Meeting
The Business and Professional Women’s Club hosted a Halloween party at Mrs. Grady Piigeon’s home with several hostesses assisting. Five banco tables were in play with prizes to Miss Anna Olson and Mrs. Alice Spearow. PEO Chapter BO met at Mrs. J. R. Taylor’s home for a seven o’clock dinner for 26, featuring a report on the Portland supreme convention by Mrs. Whitney and guest Mrs. W. H. Pyle. The next PEO meeting is set for November 16 hosted by Mrs. Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womans Club
Grady Piigeon
Ralph Adams
Mary Lou Davis
Georgia Martin
Mable Rauner
Laura Fish
Banco
Anna Olson
Alice Spearow
Susan Bassett
J. R. Taylor
Portland
Ore
Whitney
Chappell
W. H. Pyle
Bentley
Halloween Party Held At Esther Couch Home
Esther Couch hosted a Halloween party last Friday inviting 11 guests. The home was decorated and guests in costumes enjoyed games and masked festivities with Halloween refreshments served at ten. Attendees included Frances Goodwin Jean Wright Patricia Schroeder Virginia Larson Zelena Worden Leroy Schamp Carl Pfing Sam Goodale Wayne Ericson Burdette Frankeberger and Jack Borland. Oyster Supper noted as another pleasant event hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson Tuesday evening at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Couch
Frances Goodwin
Jean Wright
Patricia Schroeder
Virginia Larson
Zelena Word
Oyster Supper Draws Many Friends and Neighbors
A large gathering of friends and neighbors attended an oyster supper at the Welton home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welton, Floyd Trelik, August Christensen, William Hecker and family, George Rippe, Mike Schwartz and family, Guy Ferry, A. J. Sterling, W. H. Sterling, Mrs. E. Sterling, Glen Bales and family, Ralph Bales and family, Hilbert Borcher and family, Henry Yowell and family, James Hart and Andrew Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welton
Floyd Trelik
August Christensen
William Hecker
George Rippe
Mike Schwartz
Guy Ferry
A. J. Sterling
W. H. Sterling
E. Sterling
Glen Bales
Ralph Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Henry Yowell
James Hart
Andrew Nelson
Rebekah Lodge Social Brings Dalton Guests and Games
Rebekah Kensing ton members hosted Dalton Rebekah lodge ladies plus guests for an afternoon of socializing and six tables of entertainment. High score honors went to Mrs. Vira Worth. A luncheon followed, served by the attending committee. The American Legion auxiliary held a Tuesday meeting with a member drive concluding and plans for November rehabilitation work and December initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Dalton Rebekah Lodge
Vira Worth
Dalton
Elizabeth Burkhart
Martha Brooks
Grace Jones
Lillie Christensen
Edna Killham
Flora Davison
Gertrude Bressel
Anna Weed
Marie Brennan
Elsie Ewing
Lillie Zorn
Julia Vowell
Minnie Dryer
Ruby Siefe
Peggy Brooks
Olive Devier
Louise Hunnicutt
G. W. Frankeberger
Edna Scriber
Irene Brooks
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
John Seyglers
A. D. Greenlee
Russell Dedrick
Auxiliary
L. L. Lockwood
Veterans Hospital
Clarence Perry
C. C. van Valkenberg
C. R. Bushong
Lester Perry
Expert Tells Riflemen How to Perfect Form
The Union Pacific and Sidney Rifle clubs held their weekly 22 caliber rifle shoot at Wal-Bur hall Tuesday evening. Melvin Sweet led with 180, H. E. Bauman 166, and L. Million 162. Richard W. Ballard of Denver spoke on becoming an expert after winning the 1929 Martin corps cup at Camp Perry with 99 of 100, shooting from 600 and 1000 yards. Sidney riflemen plan two-team lunch shoots starting Tuesday, November 17, as members pay $3 annually and rifles are provided by the War Department with some ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Sidney
Wal-Bur Hall
Melvin Sweet
H.E. Bauman
L.million
Richard W. Ballard
Denver
Camp Perry
Ballard
United States
Sidney Riflemen
War Department
American Education Week Events In Sidney Schools
During American Education Week from November 9 to 13 Sidney schools invite parents to visit. A special program Tuesday evening features an art play by junior high students directed by Miss Brickner with Miss Taft, to be held November 10 at 7:45 in the new high school auditorium. Regular classes run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, with Armistice Day observances on Wednesday November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sidney
Brickner
Taft
Sidney Presbyterian Church to be Dedicated November 15
The official dedication of Sidney's new Presbyterian church at Linden and 14th Avenue will be held Sunday, November 15, announced by Dr. Paul P. Cheff, pastor. A detailed program and historical facts about the Sidney church will appear in next week's Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
New Presbyterian Church
Linden and
14Th Avenue
Paul P. Cheff
Telegraph
Larger skating rink ready for this winter
Sidney skaters will be pleased to learn Joe Reel extended and deepened the Legion park lake before leaving the city. City councilman I. E. Grabill with H. E. Bauman and Sidney ice hockey forward Don Jorgenson planned to install three electric lights on both sides of the pond yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Joe Reel
Legion Park
I. E. Grabill
H. E. Bauman
Don Jorgenson
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Iiy VY
An ‘Adel Hayes
Tops Vo
Verne Morris
Aliance
Chris Engenberg
Gurley
Sidney Wednesday
Mary Runge Visted
Kearney
J. H. Heinlein
T. M. Stretch
North Lodge Pole District
Don Livoni
Western Creamery Company
Cheyenne
J. H. Bicknell
J. W. Goodale
N. W. Ladegard
Sidney Nimrods
James Rosse
The
Taylor Hospital
A. R. LeSueur
Laramie
University
Gerald Wagner
Peetz
Ed Furer
Fairfield
Leona Gemeinhardt
Ideal Beauty Shop
A. Potter
George Stromberg
Louis Dhubel of
Sterling
St. Patrick’s Academy
Rolfe Hine
Hollis Kepler
Kevin
We . J. HE. Hinek
Avia
Bob Murray
Donald Jorgen- Clluch
Ed Mitchell
Evelyn Gilmore
Isco
City
O. M. Harris
A. H. Dilley
Little Son
Children’s Hospital
Paul Martin
Money
E. R. Mills
Spurling Hospital
W. F. Wehmiller
Ray Chesebro
Glen Spearow
J. L. Tewell
Frank Smith
Pell
Mr. Smith
G. R. Brill
N. L. Niblack
Spurlang Hospital
Ercel Marline
W. J. Perry
Parco
Wyo
Ogden
Utah
Margaret Craig
Young Citizens Contest
Omaha
Harlan Kinton
George Barker
Geraldine Pitman
Miss Pitman
Charlotte Goodale
Falls City
Harlan
H. W. Biedermann
Nebraska Farmer
Home Office
Schuyler
Newton Street
C. W. Smith
J. H. Elford
E. M. Sunderland
M. W.timery
A. G. Isaacson
Leon Fine
Hastings
California
Joseph Hahler
North Platte
W. LeRoy Larson
H. E. Driever
Driever
H. P. Thomas
Henry Schmidt
Dutch Treat Club
E. S. Stokes
W. L. Larson
Baetey
Sidneyites
B. C. Grabill
Rupert Campbell
G. H. Doran
Ellie Wiliams
Roy Liggett
M. E. Pettibone
R. P. Kepler
E. R. Kratz
Society Notes
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Mrs. Blair
Henry Johnson
Greenlees
Rayon
Damask
Cretonne
Munsingwear
Gee
Rinso
Lifebuoy
Grocery Department
Lexington
J. M
Woodwards
Pillsbury
Greenlees’ Inc
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