Local notes and social updates across Cheyenne and area
Miss Van Aelstyn vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs H Van Aelstyn in Cheyenne. Mrs H Van Aelstyn visited Denver earlier this week to see daughters Helen and Genevieve nurses at St Josephs hospital. Miss Mary Siedel spent the weekend in Julesburg with her sister Mrs Frank Meick. William Thompson of Anolon begins as pharmacist at Sidney Drug company this Tuesday. Kokjer Motor reports sale of a Chevrolet truck and trailer to Witt Milling and Grain of Potter. LeRoy Witt travels to Edgerton Wisconsin to drive the truck home. Royal Neighbors Kensington meets next Tuesday at Mrs E J Leonard's home for an all day session. Members urged to arrive early to sew and tie two comforters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss van Aelstyn
Cheyenne
Mrs. H. van Aelstyn
Mary Siedel
Julesburg
Frank Meick
Kokjer Motor Company
Witt Milling and Grain Company
Potter
L Leroy Witt
Edgerton
Wis
Kensington
E. J. Leonard
Local Notables and visitors frequent Sidney events
Scattered items report B E Smith auditing Western Public Service in Scottsbluff, families traveling to Lincoln for football and social visits, Masonic school instruction at Dalton, business trips to Ogallala, duck dinner hosts, regional loans prep in Sidney, several weddings and social calls, and local purchases including a corn shelter from John Deere Plow company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Smith
Scottsbluff
Western Public Service Company
Local business figures depart on business and family visits
Thomas O Connell of Sidney Tractor and Machinery left Wednesday for Lincoln to spend the rest of the week. Clarence Hansen of John Deere Plow company headed to Omaha for a two week vacation with his parents. Sidney Poole returned to Mars land after a week with his parents. L T Hensler, son in law of the Poole family, visited Mars land on the way to Omaha for a business mission.
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H. R. Heaton
Omaha
Thomas O’connell
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Lincoln
Clarence Hansen
The
John Deere Plow Company
T. Hensler
L. T. Poole
Poole Ranch
Marsland
Wiker Couple Return From Hastings Visit
Dr and Mrs W H Wiker returned Wednesday night after visiting Hastings where they had been since Sunday with the former's aunt Mrs J E Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wiker
Hastings
J. E. Dennis
Mrs Rae Jones Visits WakKeeye Kansas Parents Home
Mrs Rae Jones traveled to WakKee ney Kansas last Saturday to visit at the home of her parents.
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Rae Jones
WakKeeney, Kan
Local visitors attend Catholic bazaar. cadet captain named
Peter Peetz of Julesburg visited the Catholic bazaar here Wednesday night and will stay the rest of the week with his family. Kenneth O. Fuelscher of Big Springs was appointed cadet captain of company D, first battalion, in the University of Nebraska ROTC unit, per general orders issued Tuesday. Fuelscher is well known in Sidney with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peetz
Julesburg
Mr. Peetz
Kenneth O. Fuelscher
Big Springs
University of Nebraska R. O. T. C
Fuelscher
Sidney
Mrs Button Returns Home From Gresley After Ill Mother's Illness
Mrs. P. L Button arrived home Wednesday night from Gresley where she was called a week earlier due to her mother's serious illness. Mrs Button reports her mother was somewhat improved in health at the time she left.
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P. L Button
Gresley
Winter Visitors Stages of Local Hunt and Society Meetings
Mrs. Ella DeWalt of Chicago arrived to spend the winter with her niece Mrs. J. R. Taylor and family. John Gardner of Denver joined brothers and friends on a hunting trip to the river. Oscar Sedergreen of Laramie and Joan Conkle of Cheyenne joined a hunting party hosted by Leo Osborn and son Ralph. Sidney P T A members assisted at Center school P T A meeting Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella DeWalt
Chicago
J. R. Taylor
Taylor
Omaha
John Gardner
Denver
Charles Gardner
Oscar Sedergreen
Laramie
Joan Conkle
Cheyenne
Leo Osborn
Ralph
Society Notes Honor Birthday Of Miss Null With Dinner Theatre
Miss Olive Bush hosted Miss Hester Null and Miss Dorothea Johnston for a Tuesday birthday celebration dinner and theatre outing. West End Club members were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Doran at a Catholic bazaar dinner followed by bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Bush
Hester Null
Dorothea Johnston
Miss Null
West End Club
Guy W. Doran
Bridge Everts
Doran Club Hosts Bridge Night Honors to Judge J. L. Tewell
Three tables played bridge at Doran home with Judge J. L. Tewell earning top honors. Mrs. Daisy Kennedy attended as a guest of the club for the evening.
Mrs M H Robineau Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mrs M H Robineau hosted a Wednesday bridge afternoon at her home with special guests Mrs P J Heaton Mrs Don Howard and Miss Edith Ward. Honors were awarded to Mrs Ross Barker.
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M. H. Robineau
P. J. Heaton
Don Howard
Edith Ward
Ross Barker
Wright Hostess Brings Hi Lo Club Bridge Afternoon
Mrs. A. E. Wright hosted a Hi Lo club gathering on Wednesday afternoon at her home with bridge and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Jesse Hedgecock of Lincoln and Mrs. E. J. Browning. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. F. Graham, Mrs. Browning, and Mrs. L. L. Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Hi Lo Club
A. E. Wright
Jesse Hedgecock
Lincoln
E. J. Browning
W. F. Graham
Browning
L. L. Lockwood
Regular meeting of Rebekah Kingston at Ackerman home
Members of the Rebekah Kingston spent a pleasant Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Ackerman's residence for a regular gathering. A large attendance quilted together and lunch was served by Mrs. Ackerman near the close of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Frank Ackerman
Ackerman
Miss Hubbard Birthday Surprise At Home Event
Miss Verle Hubbard was honored at a surprise gathering arranged at her apartment Wednesday night by Miss Laura Fish and Miss Laura Rudd. The celebration featured guests presenting the honoree with unfinished sewing projects as keepsakes. Included attendees were Miss Agnes Ladine Elma Nelson Bess Shires Betty Sain and Mrs Ed Breternitz.
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Miss Hubbard
Verle Hubbard
Laura Fish
Laura Rudd
Agnes Ladine
Elma Nelson
Bess Shires
Betty Sain
Ed Breternitz
Morgans Evening Hosts Bridge Night At Union Pacific
Mr and Mrs Earl Morgan hosted Sans Souci cub dinner at the Union Pacific hotel with bridge games later at the Morgan home. Prizes for excelling in the contests were awarded to Mr and Mrs E S Sherrerd.
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Morgans
Agnew Birthday Party for Kenneth at Home
Mrs. K E Agnew hosted a Saturday afternoon party from two to five to celebrate her son Kenneths sixth birthday. Guests included Billy Wenmiller Richard Rogers Gerald Brooks Donald Carroll John Haite Richard Wright Leland Wold Daniel Burris and Richard Agnew. Games and contests provided entertainment and a birthday lunch followed. Pink candles adorned the cake centerpiece. Daisy Kennedy hosted a PEO meeting with D R Campbell assisting at her apartment Monday night for chapter BO in a semi monthly gathering with an educational committee led program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Agnew
Kenneth
Billy Wenmiller
Richard Rogers
Gerald Brooks
Donald Carroll
John Haite
Richard Wright
Leland Wold
Daniel Burris
Richard Agnew
Mother Goose Land
Daisy Kennedy
D. R. Campbell
Chapter
Gift of Silver Funds Local Education Drive At Kansas City Event
Members contributed a silver gift to the education fund of the order and read verses from their own compositions while donating. Miss Valeska Neubauer, a delegate to the supreme convention in Kansas City, gave a splendid report. Mrs. Leo Black of Corning Indiana, former home, attended as a guest. Refreshments capped the enjoyable affair.
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Valeska Neubauer
Kansas City
Leo Black
Corning
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Christmas Party for Ex-Service Kids
At the regular Tuesday meeting of the American Legion auxiliary in Sidney, plans were made for a Christmas party inviting all children of ex-service men from the post. Mrs. O. D. Slayter was named committee chair. Mrs. D. A. Pratt reported on the state convention at Kearney and the national convention in Chicago. Newly elected officers were installed, others took oaths earlier. A social period with lunch followed, hosted by Mesdames Joe Shupe, George Davis, and D. A. Pratt.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sidney
O. D. Slayter
Kearney
Chicago
D. A. Pratt
Joe Shupe
George Davis
Chupshes Catholic Church Mass Schedule Announced
Weekday masses at 7:00 a m and Sunday services at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with Sunday evening devotions rosary and benediction at 7:30 a m. Anton Link is listed as pastor.
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Catholic Church
Christian Church Sermon Series On Ordinations
The Christian Church conducts Bible school at 10 am and services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. The sermon outlines two ordinances in Christ’s kingdom, the Lord's Supper and Christian baptism, and contrasts them with lodge ceremonies. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 pm with Thursday midweek service at 7 15 pm led by Pastor J H Bicknell.
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Bible School
Old Kingdom of Isreal
Great Lodge of the Kingdom of Christ
Kingdom of Christ
Christian Endeavor
J. H. Bicknell
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Notice
The Presbyterian Church invites all for Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sermon topic is Three Censoring Facts. Pastor Dr. Paul P Cheff leads the service.
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Paul P, Cheff
Armistice Day Service Sedate Church Plan
The Episcopal Church announces Armistice Day on Saturday November 11 with a service of Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Women nationwide are asked to observe a quiet day of meditation and prayer at some point. Also noted is Sunday October 12 service of Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church school follows at 9 45 a.m. James B Roe Rector.
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James B. Roe
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule with Sermons
The Methodist church lists church school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled Words Words Words and an evening Epworth leagues at 6 30 then Evensong at 7 30 with a sermon A Lesson in Pessimism presented by Pastor F Charling Mills.
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Epworth
F. Charling Mills
Sunday church services and programs schedule
Christ ambassadors at 6:30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 1400 12th Avenue. Bible study Friday at 7 30 p m Matt 24 led by Pastor A M Edwards.
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Christ Ambassadors
12Th Avenue
No Dance at Wellners Saturday Due to Legion Event
There will be no dance at Wellners Saturday, the Sunday News notes, because the Legion dance is scheduled at Sidney.
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Wellners
Legion
Sidney
SOUTH COLTON COMMUNITY NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. H c Elsen and Mrs A J Petre with son George of Crook spent Saturday at the Jonn George home. Attendants at a district program included John Ebert Dorothy Wilt and Clara Eberlin Martin. Harvey George A M Anderson and son Roy visited H J Elsen. Virginia Herbert of Sidney joined John George for Sunday dinner. Henry Koester Sr and family visited by callers. John George and Harvey George attended a birthday dinner for Fred George. Martha Melick was absent due to illness. H E Witters with Mildred Bobby and Hilton visited friends in Greeley Colo. A large crowd from the area attended the bazaar at St Patrick's auditorium Tuesday evening. Amelia Jacobs spent Tuesday night with Sidney friends. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Harvey George
A. M. Anderson
Roy
H. J. Elsen
Virginia Herbert
Sidney
John George
Henry Koester
Margaret
Alfred Koester
Helen Chambers
Roy Henderson
Charles Lansing
Harvey
Fred George
Martha Melick
H. E. Witters
Mildred
Bobby
Hilton
Greeley
Colo
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Amelia Jacobs
East Center Social Notes and Meet Changes
Mrs J O Lobb and Harry Scott drive a new Dodge sedan. Mrs Earl Leger and baby visit E E Osborn home to see the new baby. Center Ladies Aid meets at the church with meetings moved to Thursday. Next meet with Mrs Albert Linton on Thursday Nov 16. Church social Friday Nov 24. Mr and Mrs D E McDonald greet daughter Patsy at J O Lobb home. Several students absent from school. Seventh and eighth grade civic classes study the constitution of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Leger
J. O. Lobb
E. E. Osborn
Center Ladies ‘Aid
Albert Linton
D. E. McDonald
Magazine orders offer bargain prices until Friday
Save money by ordering your magazines now. Bargain prices are good only until Friday, November 10. Mrs. C. A. Long, local representative Phone 580-J, 1243 Forrest St, Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Long
Forrest St
Sidney
Nebraska
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William Thompson
Anolon
Sidney Drug Company
Roy Liggett
M. E. Pettibore
Liggetts
J. W. Goodale
Pettibones
Carl Bergstrom
A. K. Greenlee
A. D. Greenlee
Roy Greenlee
Marius Christensen
Emmett Johnston
Dalton
A. F. Whitmire
Sunol
W. J. Shoemaker
Marinus Christensen
Ogal-lala
Guy V. Doran
F. A. Rowan of
Gurley
Warren Cunningham
T. J. Krebs
Regional Agricultural Agency of
Earl Young
Hammond Mee- Nish
Mrs
Emil Zalesky
Esther Haack
Court House
R. A. Barlow
Louis Haack
Richard Likens
Marjorie Sleeper
Kimball
M. E. Parsonage
Miss Hart
Anna Manners
Dora Kurtz
Hollywood
Calif
R. S. Oberfelder
Century of Progress
A. S. Hardy
E. L. Uptegrove
Omatta
Mr. Uptegrove
Hardys
William Bercher
Andy Edner
Earl Parabaker
Edward Furer
Henry Worden
Zelena
Omar Court
HH. B. Warren
Lere
Sidney Poole
Wiliam Burgess
C. F. Chick
Pat Farrewsky
Jack Heavrin
C. P. Millett
F. A. Bush
G. F. Liebendorfer
Verna Robinson
H. L. Slawson
Supt. Liebendorfer
Sidney P.T. A
P.T. A
Society Notes
Regent
Greenlees
Anton Link Pastor
Presbyterian Church
Garden Court
Sidney Drug Co
Episcopal Church
Assembly OF God Church
A. M. Edwards
H. c. Elsen
A. J. Petre
George
Crook
Jonn George Home
John Ebert
Dorothy Wilt
Clara Eber] Martin
East Center
J. O. Lobp
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