Social notes recount bridge luncheons and gatherings
Mrs J C McNish hosted a Thanksgiving themed bridge luncheon with red carnations and prizes for top players. Out of town guests attended from Gurney and Lodge Pole, while birthdays and Catholic events filled the social calendar. Visits by families to bazaars, dinners, and club meetings followed through the week in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNish
Bridge
Co. W. Theal
E. L. Hyde
A. J. Jorgenson
Mesdames
Will Jewitt
Charles Semerad
Gurney
A. B. Persinger
H. H. Libby
Lodge Pole
T O B Club Dines at O Neill Home
The T. O. B. club was entertained at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ONeill on Tuesday. Mrs. R. E. Roche and E. B. Sherrerd won high honors at bridge.
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E. L. Uptegrove
Guy Doran
Country Club
W. K. Hodgkin
C. W. Theal
T. O. B. Club
J. H. O'Neill
R. E. Roche
E. 8. Sherrerd
Woodmen Circle Holds Interesting Meeting in Sidney
The Woodmen Circle of Sidney met in the Odd Fellow hall with a candidate class. Officers elected include Loveland guardian Heavrin past guardian Ether ton adviser Bell clerk Cboney banker Hunnicutt and Dearmin attendants Duffy Walters sentinels Etherton Walters and Frickey managers. Remington reported annual Nebraska payroll 125000 bank clearings 5000000 yearly postage 10000 and 30000 spent on supplies. The society has more than 125000 in the fund for aged members and orphans and may locate its Rome home in Nebraska. The group owns school bonds totaling 1051500 000 across Dawes Perkins Scotts Bluff and Sheridan counties.
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Woodmen
Sidney
Odd Fellow
Katherine Remington
Abbie Leithoff
Loveland
Heavrin
Etherton
Bell
Cboney
Hunnicutt
Rome
Sidney Defeats Kimball in Home Winning Streak
Sidney overwhelms Kimball by a wide margin to keep its home schedule undefeated. The Maroon and Black scored 140 points at home to 20 against in four games, underscoring a powerful gridiron machine. Next Friday the Sidney team travels to Scottsbluff for a conference clash, minus star halfback Wait who is sidelined by an arm injury.
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Kimball
Sidney
Bayard
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Education Week in Sidney Events Schedule Note
Education Week in Sidney lists events from November 15 Constitution day and additional programs through November 19 Health day with Games 3 4 5 and 6. The notice outlines a Classic and Science program on November 16 and November 19 activities across multiple games.
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P Om
Classic and Science
Pleasant View Residents Travel And Dental Visits
Pleasant View residents and visitors make several trips midweek. Walter Borcher drives to Sidney on Monday, Ab Sharp visits Korsmeyer family, and Art Ovendorfer couple go to Potter. Frank Mueller's party travels to Sidney for dental work Wednesday.
Sidney Residents Share Social and Visiting Notes
Several days at the Herman Mangel home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Schubarth were Sidney shoppers on Thursday. Frank Mueller is quite ill with a cold. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Rev and Mrs Braunschweig were Sidney visitors on Thursday. Herman Mangel helped Wm Borcher with his butchering Friday. J Gemeinhardt called at Frank Mueller's Saturday morning. Ernest Gurler visited with the Mangel family Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Theo Poppitz took dinner at Arthur Obendorfer's Sunday. Arthur Schubarth and family called in the evening. The Walther League held its monthly social meeting at the H B Witt rock home Sunday evening. attendance was very good and the hostess served a delicious lunch. Guests departed after a perfect evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Mangel
Arthur Schubarth
Sidney
Frank Mueller
Bazaar crowds draw Sidney residents to St Patrick’s academy
Sidneys residents attended the bazaar at St Patrick’s academy. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and children called at the George Hockerson home on Friday. Miss Tillie Hemmer and sister Mary attended Alliance teachers’ convention. Clara Mohatt visited home from Thursday to Sunday. The Kurz and Mohatt families hosted and visited multiple homes through Sunday and Monday. Winfield Kretz visited the Frank Kurz home Monday.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Frank Kurz
George Hockerson
Tillie Hemmer
Mary
Alliance
Clara Mohatt
James Mohatt
James Sparks
Otto Kurz
N. B Henderson
Winfield Kretz
Methodist Bazaar and Dinner at Church Basement
The Methodist ladies host a bazaar and dinner next Tuesday in the church basement. An advance ad notes a fine array of fancy work aprons and home made candies. Service starts at five o'clock with roast turkey and trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Poultry Show Expert to Speak at Sidney Thanksgiving Week
Dr Lyman Peck, engaged to inspect all exhibits at the Chicago Coliseum Poultry Show December 8 to 13 and at Omaha, will lecture Thursday November 19 in Sidney. He brings wide poultry and pig disease experience to aid Nebraska's poultry industry, the third largest in the state. Bring sick stock for Peck to advise. Sidney Fruit Store promotes Brussels sprouts, fruit, and nuts while McFadden Millinery offers five dollar hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Peck
Chicago Coliseum
Omaha
Sidney
Dr Peck
Nebraska
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Y Society
Katherine Livoni
Fanniebelle Zike
Wilhelmina Kennedy
Jason Dowart
T. Y. Dowart
Chappell
W. J. Clarkson
Clarkson
Bronx City
Ed Roche
Anne Roche
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Bernadine Rigg
North Platte
Irene and
Velma Bell
Frank Simodynes
Wahoo
Joe Simodynes
Kings Daughters
Girls Friendly Society
Geraldine Kennedy
Frances McDaniel
Grabill
W. G. Lowle
B. W. Bonham
Woodman Circle
Walter Borcher
Ab Sharp
Korsmeyer
Art Ovendorfer
Potter
F. Korsemeyer
Methodist Bazaar
Sidney Fruit Store
McFadden Millinery
Bell’s Grocery Store
Universal
Kirschbaum
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