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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
15
Kay Ichizuki is back at his post at the Bassett fountain after ten days off due to bruises from a parking lot collision. He endured two narrow escapes with a hard blow to the cheek, and his return is welcomed by locals.
The Telegraph corrects an omission in the Armistice Day list of closed business houses. Winders Hardware was omitted. Mr. Winders, a patriotic civic booster, was present at all exercises and his establishment was closed. No one fully American wishes to appear otherwise.
B W Bonham presents each band member with a souvenir grade card bearing a bandmate’s picture Marvin Hiett. The young musicians are graded monthly and the year will show how much they have learned.
Mrs J L Daniel entertained Tuesday for Miss Alta Jane Scott’s birthday. Guests enjoyed the surprise, sang and played bridge, then a late supper. Present were Mrs David Jones, Mrs Opal Smith berd, and several Misses including Valeska Neubauer, Orpha Brestel, Pearl Silen, Eva Miles, Mayme White, Florence Sixta, Gadys Anderson, Hazel Kirkman, Elsa Johnson, Elsie Rewender, Jo Dendinger.
A jovial group of 36 Endeavorers met in the basement of a Christian church last Friday for a backward social. The evening began with a monthly business meeting led by president Teddy Brooks, followed by rollicking games and refreshments of cake sandwiches coffee and cocoa. Members recall the gathering as a very happy occasion.
Mrs. M. W. Dimery hosted a patriotic Armistice Day luncheon for 24 ladies after a theatre program. Silk flag decorations adorned the center and tables with Liberty Bell motifs as six bridge tables buzzed with players. Prizes went to Mrs. Bentley first and Mrs. Pettibone second.
Missionary Workers Westminster Guild a Presbyterian society of young girls met last Friday evening at the home of their leader Mrs J W Johnson. An extensive business session followed by refreshments social time and music. Miss Daisy Nickum leads the society with Mrs Johnson as a companion to the group.
Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Williamson left in their coupe for Lexington Nebraska on Tuesday after a brief stay with Mrs. Williamson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder. Williamson has been transferred by his company to an Iowa station.
Mrs L C Keedick and Mrs R A Barlow hosted a Monday luncheon at one o'clock at the Union Pacific Hotel for 26 guests. Yellow chrysanthemums adorned the tables and after lunch attendees went to the Marlow home for bridge at six tables. Four prizes were awarded: first to Mrs A B Phelps, second to Mrs Frank Whitelock, third to Mrs F A Barger, and fourth to Mrs J A Bentley.
The King's Daughters met Monday evening with Mrs. Ed Stokes and continued good plans for their charity work. The hosts served a delectable luncheon.
Governor Samuel R McKelvie urges Nebraska citizens to join the American Red Cross annual Roll Call from Armistice Day through Thanksgiving Day November 30. He notes national and local needs including aid for Near East refugees and disabled veterans, public health nursing, disaster response, and Greece relief efforts supported by Red Cross chapters statewide.
Community appeal urges residents to donate clothing to the Red Cross. With many collection sites, they cannot fill all requests and ask that anyone with usable garments contact Mrs. McCleneghan or Mrs. Uptegrove to arrange delivery or drop-off.
Attractive Store F. C. Burgess and Mrs. Metz redecorate the Neubauer building west of Thayer's Rexall store. The transformed shop is described as one of the most attractive in the city with updated music, millinery, and art departments.
Mr Jefferson Snodgrass and Mrs Helen R Fowler wed in Norton Kansas on November Std and plan to reside in Amena Kansas. Mrs Fowler has lived with her daughter Mrs J W Johnson for three years and has many Sidney friends sending warm congratulations. Mire Fowler has joined Woman's Club and church circles. Mr Snodgrass is highly regarded by those who met him in Sidney during the past year.
John Bowman and Rose Fisher Bowman were married Thursday in Sidney with Judge Chambers officiating at the home of Mr and Mrs Price on East Second Street.
Charles B. Spraker of Sidney and Tarriett F. Klein of Whamaport Pennsylvania wed on November 15. County Judge Chambers officiated with Miss Maryte Lancaster and Miss Mabel Haiston as witnesses.
An automobile clinic today gathers about fifty dealers and their mechanics from Bresling Scottabluff Bridgeport Chappell Julesburg Kimball and nearby agencies. Denver demonstrators from Mesers Afton McKay McCracken and Shirley participate.
John McCleneghan thanks voters who supported him in the recent election and affirms continued support for law and order despite the defeat.
P C Collart expresses sincere thanks to the voters of Cheyenne County for support at the primary and in the recent election.
A brief message from GEO A Ernst thanking the district voters for their loyal support, signed with respect.
Henry Pavlat expresses public thanks for court cases shown during his campaign and for campaign support. He offers hearty congratulations to Mr. Oakley O. Otten and wishes him immeasurable success in his efforts.
The new county superintendent Mrs. D. B. Fletcher expresses gratitude for election and vows to serve the public, seek cooperation from supporters in improving public schools, and inviting public help for worthy results. Also notes mid season fashion arrivals at Metz Millinery and a local cabbage sale and key service ads.
Mrs Florrie Weeden Jarmine of Scottsbluff leaves today for home after a pleasant two weeks with her brother Mr W R Weeden and wife and many Sidney friends.
Mrs Mack Radcliffe Mrs Clayton Radcliffe and Mrs L G Lowe returned Thursday evening from Kimball where they had been overnight visitors with Mrs Frank Smith of that city.
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