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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1928
Page
4
Local residents and visitors frequent Sidney with numerous mentions of travel from Gurley Dalton Kimball and other nearby towns. Notable mobility includes Dr G F Zarbaugh Dal ton and Mrs E Mitchell of Lisco shopping, Fannie and Ben Snyder to Cheyenne, and John Seidel welcoming a new baby boy. A range of business trips and social visits fill the week as community life continues.
Mrs Russell Dedrick hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs Swan Dedrick with guests Mr and Mrs F A Rowan of Gurley Mr and Mrs B J Bates of Lodge Pole and the couple themselves Royal Neighbors held a November meeting at Odd Fellows hall initiating Gurley and Sidney candidates followed by refreshments St Martha s Guild met November 14 at the Episcopal church with bazaar reports and pleased members Mrs Stanley Durkee hosted a luncheon for Mrs Paul Sheran and Mrs Jean McGuire at L G Lowe residence with pink roses as centerpieces
Mrs. Clara McNish won high score with the second prize going to Mrs. W Bewett in a county card gathering.
Mrs George W Stephens of Lodge Pole hosted a bridge party Monday November 12 with five tables. Mrs Lydiatt won high score and Mrs W B Jewett of Sidney and others served delicious refreshments to a large group including Mrs D D De Brunner of Lorenzo and several Lodge Pole residents.
Miss Gretchen Barlow entertained Campfire girls at her parents home Friday evening. Guardian Miss Marian Clarke sponsored the event with singing games and refreshments. Readable names include Thelma Ladegard Elinor Walker Caroline Kennedy Margaret Uptegrove Helen Johnson Lois Hardy Lucille Hardy Harriet Mantor Mildred Nielsen Imogene Mowrer Jane Dimery Helen Zalesky Mary Brill.
Mrs Ray Frame entertained a number of people from the north divide at a weekend party at her home. A delicious dinner was served at 7 oclock and the evening featured 500 with high score by William Rohde and second by Henry Rohde. Consolation prizes went to Miss Josie Beyer and Mrs Frank Beyer. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Rohde, Mr and Mrs Henry Hargens, Mr and Mrs E J Leonard, Mr and Mrs Andrew Nelson, Mr and Mrs John Engel and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Beyer and family, and Mr and Mrs Pete Beyer and family.
Mrs W B Jewett and Mrs Clara McNish hosted a one o'clock bridge luncheon at Mrs McNish's home in honor of guests Mrs Jean McGuire and Mrs Pearl Sheran. Three bridge tables, North Side club members present, yellow decor and candies, high score won by Mrs C W Smith, second by Mrs C S Radcliffe, consolation to Mrs McGuire. out of town guest Mrs Claude Golding of Chappell. Sew So Club Meets at Mrs Art Roberts Home
Mrs Bluhm led a roll call by stitches and taught smocking while Mrs Bluhm assisted in shell edge and Italian hemstitching. The afternoon ended with songs and a lunch from Mrs Roberts. Guests included Mrs Hokom Mrs Tremain Mrs Sharman Mrs Art Johnson Mrs Phillippi and Ethel Theis.
Joseph Hahler of western Nebraska delivered a new Buick closed model to Mrs. A. R. LeSueur of Sidney. The car, built on the master six line, features light olive color, unique upholstering, and fresh ideas not in standard equipment, offering ease of operation, quick pickup, modern braking, quiet running, and vibrationless construction. Hahler notes growing demand for high grade autos and Buick’s steady sales pace.
The Ladies of Catholic Church express sincere appreciation to the people of Sidney and surrounding community for liberal patronage at all departments of their bazaar held at St. Patrick's Academy building on Wednesday and Thursday evenings last week. They trust the bazaar met expectations and that attendees enjoyed the occasion.
A grocer touts Bluhill coffee guaranteed to please and advertises three color ice cream bricks in pints or quarts. Telephone number 324 is listed for inquiries.
The second monthly meeting of the Presbyterian Men’s Club will be held at the church this evening with supper in the dining room at 6 30. Dr F A Barger will give an address on Africa after supper, highlighting the continent and noting his brother’s 14 years as a missionary. The club invites any interested men to attend.
Attorney W. P. Miles left for Omaha Monday morning where he will undergo a minor operation. He is accompanied by Mrs. Miles and Dr. Dee L. Abbott of Sidney. It is expected Mr. Miles will be back in a few days.
The Methodist ladies host a Christmas Village fair in the church basement on December 5 from 4 p m to 8 p m A 35c supper will be served raising funds for church activities and local needs.
Nebraska ranks eighth in growth of its poultry industry among U S states. Five year pre 1926 period saw egg production rise 12 percent and eggs per hen up about 49 percent due to better stock selection and care, with new scientific data on caggry poultry aiding gains.
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