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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1938
Page
3
Clark Crighton and William Kir dall have received appointments to new posts in a local government body. The two appointees bring experience from prior service and are slated to begin duties at the start of the coming month.
A local notice states Best Merge assumes positions within radio stations in Trinidad Colorado. The brief item notes internal staffing changes with no further details about roles or dates.
Dr and Mrs B H Grimm relocate to 1206 38th street while Mr and Mrs W G Campbell plan to attend the Frebska Pittsburg game in Lincoln arriving today and returning Sunday. K A Wolcott hosts a chili supper at their apartment with guests including Dr and Mrs B H Grimm and others. Tom O Connell visits Edison on business and Hastings to see his brother William. Allen Shawooch becomes manager of California Super Service station, arriving yesterday. Oscar Sandburg and family visit Albert Jelinek home with multiple guests.
Mr and Mrs S H Snyder and son Morris travel to Sterling today to spend Armistice with Mr and Mrs J J Shiffer. They will meet their daughter Miss Faye Snyder from Denver and return to Sidney for a visit. Leo Osborn just back from Denver after a three day business trip. Mrs Earl Schoyer daughter of Dr and Mrs P P Cheff leaves Tuesday for Solux City home.
Alfred D. Ross gains a Burlington radio post and plans to leave soon. Mary Christiansen heads home to Harlington after months visiting two sisters in Wyoming and Nebraska. Otto Thockle leaves for Sioux Falls to take a radio position. Rev K M Matthiesen and Mrs Matthiesen travel to Longmont for Evangelical Lutheran district addresses. Communities host gatherings, duck dinners, and Scout and Legion activities as residents plan trips and events.
Miss Josephine Nelson of Chappell spent Thursday in Sidney visiting friends and enjoying the day in the city.
Lyle Carlson is up and around but must wear a neck brace. He returned to his home Wednesday night after spending the last two weeks with his mother Mrs. Don Hudson.
R M McCandless departed Cheyenne Wyoming yesterday for a business trip of an indefinite length. He did not specify a return date or itinerary, focusing on forthcoming meetings and engagements related to his work.
Marvin Skinner left Monday to attend the convention of the assistant managers of Fox Theatres in the Rocky Mountain region held in Denver at the Brown Palace hotel.
Mrs Frances Miller of Santa Monica California spent several days at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Simodynes after making a visit in the eastern part of the state.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Statler were evening guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Jacobsen on Friday.
Marion Andrews of Gering, manager of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance, transacted business in Sidney Tuesday. Robert Fisher spent Sunday in Haxton, Colorado with his brother, E. K. Fisher.
Wilbur Bowmah came back Monday from Denver Colorado where he spent a month visiting friends and familiarizing himself with the area.
Arnold Draper arrived in Sidney Saturday from Lyman where he has been employed with a highway construction company. He plans to stay briefly and visit local friends and relatives during his stop.
The ladies of the Methodist church announce a turkey dinner next Thursday and invite the public to attend.
Miss Margaret Winkler of Denver arrived Wednesday to visit Miss Josephine Beyer and expects to return home on Monday.
The Job's Daughters held a Friday night dance in the auditorium with music by Hink Barker and his orchestra. The evening featured a climax as the Pal honor was awarded to Walter Fuller, an award to be presented each year going forward.
Br G Harte of Lyman formerly Gurley and prominent in Sidney died late Saturday night. Mrs Tempest Click a niece of Dr Harte, her son Keith and Miss Mildred Buettner attended the funeral at Knights Chapel in Scotts Bluff on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Robert A Barlow along with son Bob Marvin Sherrerd and Kenneth Bales leave today for Red Cloud to spend the weekend The group will travel to Crete to meet friends and then proceed to Lincoln for the Nebraska Pittsburgh game
Dona Doran has remained at her residence for the past three days due to a serious cold.
Mr and Mrs Alva Hart of Gurley district were dinner guests of their daughter Mrs Lexie Parks last night.
Mrs. M. I. Westergaard is expected home today after visiting Des Moines with her children Robert Westergaard and wife Gene Westergaard and Mrs. wiG Erickson. She also visited Iowa City and Harlan with her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Brown. Miss Leitha and Edith Devier left last night to spend the weekend in Denver with friends and relatives.
The article details numerous local society activities in Sidney and surrounding areas. Women’s clubs meet in Campbell dining room. talks on utilities and department buying. shoe fund plans. various hostesses and luncheon clubs at the Country Club. quilting at Odi Fellows Hall. Contract and Dutch Treat Club gatherings with prizes. Sub Deb party planning. Queen Esthers missionary program. Ahim Neary wedding near Harrisburg with reception and move to Scottsbluff. Dr. and Mrs. Cheff honored at dinner. Zuhlke Jacobson wedding in Scotts Bluff. Book Club review of The Late George Apley. Keystone Class dinner. Birthday Club surprise. Francines weekly meeting.
King Daughters gathered Monday at Mrs. Clark Fuller home to plan Thanksgiving cancer fundraiser. P. E. O. met at Mrs. Weber home with co host Mrs. Fuller welcoming. talk on November amendments. Reviewers Club hosted by Miss Bess Shires at Mrs. Ahrens home with digest article and Bram Stoker review. E. O. T. Club at Mrs. Steinbrink’s. bridge prizes awarded and refreshments served.
Mrs Sylvan Halsey reports Mr and Mrs Albert Brandi and Phyllis spent Sunday at Elmer Gade. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kreider and Carol visited Charlie Wise Monday evening. Albert Brandi and wife hosted a dinner Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hokom and children host and visit with relatives including the Gades Irwins Theis and Omels. Hospital news notes Bobbie Omel grows ill, with well wishing from many friends. Sidney trips, library meeting, and several dinner gatherings are recorded among local households.
Mr and Mrs Joe Simodynes Betty will attend the Nebraska Pittsburgh game in Lincoln this weekend.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson and her baby are expected to return home Sunday after spending two weeks in Denver with relatives.
A. J. Jorgenson drove to Brush Colorado last night to catch a train to Omaha. He will join the Nebraska delegation traveling to Kansas City and then Houston Texas for the American Bankers Association meeting. He expects to be away about ten days.
Mrs Daisy Kennedy and E L Uptegrove journeyed to Lincoln on Thursday to watch the Nebraska Pittsburgh game. They also planned to attend a Monday night symphony concert featuring Miss Caroline Kennedy and would return home on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Martin depart today for Lincoln to attend the Nebraska Pittsburgh football game, traveling to see the college showdown and cheer on their team.
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