Sidneys Out of Town Visitors and Local Notes
Mrs Stella Bovard and children from Chappell were among Sidney visitors yesterday. Various residents traveled to Cheyenne and Denver for visits or business. Royal Neighbors Kensington meet Tuesday at Mrs O M Harris’s home. American Legion auxiliary meeting postponed to October 14. Marriage of Irene Dendinger to Florin Martin announced. Harriet Anne Mantor engaged to Boyd Krewson with wedding planned November 1 in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bovard
Chappell
Sidney
Royal Neighbors
Kensington
O. M. Harris
American Legion Auxiliary
Irene Dendinger
Florin Martin
Cheyenne
Anton Link
Louise Mantor
Harriet Anne
Boyd Krewson
Erwin C. Krewson
Elmcreek
Lincoln
Lincoln Star
Ada Durnell Leaves for Lincoln to Stay with Family
Mrs. Ada Durnell departed for Lincoln this morning for an indefinite stay with her son Roy and his family. She had just returned from Hollywood California where she spent most of the summer with another son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Durnell
Lincoln
Roy
Durnell
Hollywood
Calif
Family guests depart after visit from Canada and Minnesota
House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fuller and Mrs. Fuller's mother Mrs. D R Jones, plus Mrs. W D Jones of Edmondton Canada and Mrs. Ellen Morris and Mrs. Roger Jones of Minneapolis, left Tuesday. They will visit a brother in South Dakota whom they have not seen in 28 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fuller
Miss Freda Hammer Returns After Summer in Park System
Miss Freda Hammer came back Wednesday after the tourist season in the Union Pacific park system. She spent two summers in the parks employed by the railroad and last season served as supervisor of entertainment for the southern Utah parks. After a week with her mother and relatives she will resume work in Omaha for the winter with the Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Hammer
Union Pacific
Porter heads to Lexington on business trip
George Porter departed Thursday afternoon for Lexington on a multi day business mission. Constance Dardanis, 6, was discharged Wednesday from Roche hospital where she had been treated for a fractured skull after falling into a basement opening near the Harper building on east Illinois. She is recovering well but will remain in bed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Porter
Lexington
Constance Dardanis
Roche
Farewell Dinner Held for O R Armstrong at Union Pacific Hotel
A farewell dinner party was held Sunday evening at the Union Pacific hotel with host couples including Mr and Mrs A W Bundy Mr and Mrs D R Raper Mrs R C Hartmann W H Burkett and J H Jensen. O R Armstrong of Allis Chalmers was transferred to Hastings and left on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
O. R. Armstrong
A. W. Bundy
D.R. Raper
R. C. Hartmann
W.H. Burkett
J. H. Jensen
Armstrong
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Hastings
St Mary's Guild Holds Profitable Meeting at Mrs Parks Home
St Marys guild met Monday night at Mrs J J Parks home with Miss Florence Parks as hostess. Mrs P E Spehr outlined next years tentative program, a member drive was planned, and a benefit card party is set for Thursday evening October 10. Refreshments followed and Miss Olive Bush will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
J. J. Parks
Florence Parks
P. E. Spehr
Contract Club Hosts Afternoon of Duplicate Bridge
Mrs. R. A. Barlow hosted a Monday Contract club afternoon with two tables of players. Mrs. W. E. Gehrig and Mrs. E. J. Browning posted high and second high scores, while Mrs. Carl Jones won the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Barlow
W. E. Gehrig
E. J. Browning
Carl Jones
Mrs Lowe Hosts One O'Clock Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs Lowe presided over a J F W club meeting with an afternoon of luncheon and bridge. Extra guests Mrs Greenlee and Mrs Cochran attended. First honors went to Mrs Greenlee and second to Mrs Lasseter in the bridge competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Jack Lowe
J. F. W. Club
A. D. Greenlee
J.W. Cochran
Greenlee
K. C. Lasseter
Kensington M E division elects officers at first meet
Members of division No 3 of the M E Kensington met at the home of Mrs Glen Bales Tuesday afternoon for the first meeting of the year. Election of officers was the main business with Mrs Glen Bales named chairman and several others chosen for leadership roles. A brief social period and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Kensington
Glen Bales
R. A. Babcock
Fletcher Mann
Carl Hutchison
Group Plans Monthly Meetings on Third Thursday Afternoons
The organization will convene monthly gatherings, setting each session for the third Thursday after noon. This schedule begins soon and aims to provide a steady forum for discussion and planning.
Mrs. J. H. Borland Surprised at Birthday Party Event
Mrs J H Borland was honored Tuesday night with a surprise birthday gathering. Guests included Mesdames Carl Jones W E Gehrig Clarence Hansen Ed Gates Ed Ahrens L T Poole and George Gerlach. Prizes for high and traveling scores went to Mrs Hansen and Mrs Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Borland
Bridge
Mesdames
Carl Jones
W. E. Gehrig
Clarence Hansen
Ed Gates
Ed Ahrens
L. T. Poole
George Gerlach
Borland
Hansen
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Gehrig At Home
Mrs W E Gehrig was guest of honor at a surprise dinner party held Monday evening at her home celebrating a birthday. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Gehrig and children Miss Marguerite Rauner and Mr and Mrs Fred Stephens. After dinner the group enjoyed playing pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gehrig
Gehrig
Marguerite Rauner
Fred Stephens
Charles Roth
Marie Hansen
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Scheurman
Telegraph Company Employees Social at Commercial Cafe
Employees of the telephone company enjoyed a social evening in the private dining room of the Commercial cafe. Dinner for 14 guests was served at eight, followed by bridge for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Cafe
Opening Sidney Womans club year with luncheon program
The Sidney Womans club met Tuesday for a one o clock luncheon at the Presbyterian church basement hosted by Mesdames G V Doran W T Kahse and P W Barker. A musical program featured Jean Liebendorfer Marjorie Trenholm Eldon Payzant Clayton Jeenes and Virginia Barlow. Mrs L L Christy presided at the business session and delegates to the state convention were chosen. A cooking demonstration by extension leaders was announced for next Monday afternoon and a film Looking Forward Through the Past was shown by Ray Rawson of Joe A Gibson Inc.```
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Womans Club
Presbyterian Church
G. V. Doran
W. T. Kahse
P. W. Barker
Jean Liebendorfer
Marjorie Trenholm
Eldon Pay
Womans Club
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford
Joe A. Gibson
Birthday party marks Harold Kahler sixth birthday
Wilma and Evelyn Kahler hosted a Little Folks Party to celebrate Harold Kahler's sixth birthday. Twelve guests attended from 4 to 6 pm with games and a birthday lunch, including Wendell Belieu and Dave Abbott among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Vilma
Harold
Wendell Belieu
Dave Abbott
Dave Long
Howard Spearow
Harold King
Lavern Ells
Orville Krohn
Donald Robbins
Roger Daniels
Jimmy Allen
Phillip Pegg
George Ogden
Four Ace Club Organized Hosts Inaugural Gathering
The first meeting of the newly formed Four Ace bridge club was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Peters home. The group plans to meet twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays. High score honors went to Mrs. William Raper and second high to Mrs. Seyller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peters
Four Ace Club
William Raper
Seyller
Kensington O E S social for Eastern Star ladies
A large attendance at a Wednesday night social for Eastern Star Kensington members and their husbands filled the Masonic club rooms. More than forty dinners were served, eight tables of bridge were played, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Elwood Singer, Mrs. M. G. Rice, Mrs. R. E. Welsh and to Carl Jones, M. G. Howard, A. J. Jorgenson. Hostesses included Mesdames Carl Jones, T. W. Hawkins, Hugh Slawson, Cath erine Phelps and Misses Valeska Neubauer and Edna Granneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Masonic Club
Elwood Singer
M. G. Rice
R. E. Welsh
Carl Jones
M. G. Howard
A. J. Jorgenson
West Center Dinner Honors Nancy Lee Bridenstine
Ruth Osborn reports a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J E Davison for granddaughter Nancy Lee Bridenstine. Guests included Rhody Bridenstine W F Osborn Doris Evelyn Imogene A W Bundy and Bobby John Everett and Chris Knudson along with Chadron student Ruth Osborn. Nearby hosts J W Neilson family joined E H Osborns. Harmony Hustlers 4 H to meet Hazel Young Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . E. Davison
Nancy Lee Bridenstine
Davison
Nancy Lee
Rhody Bridenstine
W. F. Osborn
Doris
Evelyn
Imogene
A. W. Bundy
Bobby
John Davison
Everett Davison
Chris Knudson
Mrs Dimery hosts contract club luncheon and bridge
Mrs M W Dimery presided over a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon of bridge at her home on Wednesday for members of the Contract club. High score for the contract games was held by Mrs C W Smith. Ladies Aid Meets A pleasant afternoon was spent by ladies of the aid society of St Pauls Lutheran church Wednesday at the home of Mrs Arnold Sunderman for their monthly meeting. Mrs Paul Meyer, president, led the business session with no new business. Rev H F Krohn gave a stimulating talk on the aid societies work. A social hour and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Dimery
C. W. Smith
Ladies Aid
Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Arnold Sunderman
Paul Meyer
H. F. Krohn
Williams S LK Formula touted to boost appetite and digestion
An ad promotes Williams S L K Formula as a mild tonic and stomach stimulant that also acts as a laxative and kidney diuretic. It claims to aid digestion, indigestion, weight loss, and a sallow complexion, urging readers to buy at The Sidney Drug Store with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams S.L.K
Sidney Drug Store
Kings Daughters Meet After Summer Break in Sidney
Meetings of the Kings Daughters resumed this week with Miss Florence Parks hosting at her home. The group, a long standing Sidney charity, aids needy families year round and does Christmas relief, visits shut ins and supports children. Plans were made for the annual Thanksgiving charity ball. A 1:30 dessert luncheon opened the meeting in social style. The organization now has nine members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters
Florence Parks
Sidney
Local Notices of Visits and Minor Injuries
Earl Leger and son called at E E Osborn s Wednesday. Vineta Osborn accompanied Ruth Osborn and Kenneth Morgan to Chadron Sunday afternoon. She returned with John Davis on Sunday evening. Jeanette Draper is helping Mrs Albert Linton a few days. Mrs Linton had the misfortune to sprain her wrist. Charles Hancock went to Denver last week to seek employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Leger and Son
E. E. Osborn
Vineta Osborn
Ruth Osborn
Kenneth Morgan
Chadron
John Davis
Jeanette Draper
Albert Linton
East Dalton Social Roundup Sees Multiple Home Visits
Edith Devier reports numerous Sunday visits with neighbors and relatives across East Dalton. Family gatherings include Marx, Yowell, Weikholst, Swanson, Rathman, Kallenbach and Christensen households. Perfect attendance winners include Orval Marx and others. Theatra Marx posts an average above 90 as school closes for a Thursday dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Swanson
Worth
Louis Kallenbach
Fred Rathman
Henry Fredericksen
Carl Christensen
John Seifer, Jr
James Devier
Chris Devershall
Charlotte
R. E. Adams
Parade Participation Invitation and Festival Enjoyment
Join the parade and enjoy the festival with community crowds, highlighting seasonal pageantry, music, and local displays. This event offers a chance to see civic groups, vendors, and performances as attendees gather to celebrate together.
No, Personality Is Not Just Selfish Qualities
The quotation argues that true personality shows through responding to others problems and being interested in their troubles. A person with sympathy and understanding becomes a gracious kind soul with warmth and charm.
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Roche Hospital
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E. L. McDonald
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R. L. Smith of
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R. N
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Joe Rosecrans
North Sidney
T. M. Johnson of
Laura Fish
Scottsbluff
James Reisdorff
Fort Collins, Colo
Erwin Sanders
Potter
Joseph Hahler
Hugh Boyd
Lucy Jones
Fleming, Colo
Sidney Sunday
Douglas Boyd
William Heckathorn, Jr
Mary Ellen Livingston
John Kilham, Jr
Denver
Richard Bischoff of
Charles Richards
Black Hills
Frank C. Thomas
Brooks Field
Texas
Leo J. Thomas
Thomas
Army Air Corps
N. B. Dare
Sidney Drug Company
Omaha
C. E. Pollard
Farnum
American Central Life Insurance Company
M. H. Robineau
Beata Bentley
H. E. Armitage
Chicago
Boy Scout Troop 99
William Jones
Leo Jd. Thomas
Wallace E. Davis
George Young
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Sidney Wedensday
R. S. Oberfelder
G. B. Jordan
Bancroft
County
East Dalton
West Gurley
O. A. Gilgore
Alamosa
Colo
Rudolph Reimers
Helen Rabacker
Ogallala
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lucile Hardy
Colorado University
Margaret Maher
Gretchen Barlow
University of Wyoming
Pi Beta Phi
C. P. Chambers
Dale Chambers
Albin Olson
J. A. Curless
McGirvin
Jimmy
P. J. Heaton
W. J. Perry
Charles Turner
Glen van Gorder
Constance
Nels Miller
Marie “Hansen
Jack Schearman
Lloyd Juelfs
George Juelfs
Josie
Mrs. Simmons Cook
Tekamah
Mrs. Cook
M. W. Osborn
A. K. Anderson
Harry Wingerson
Gothenburg
A. R. Chaney
Mr. Chaney
George Winkleman
Eugene Weed
Harold Stoll
West Dalton District
Anton Alfred
Ray Evans
A. A. Buckingham
Paul P. Cheff
Fairbury
Presbyterian Synod
Royal Hostettler
Leonard Huff
Wal-Bur Hall
Gordon Bryant
C. S. Radcliffe
Mrs. Furer
Frances DeBoe
Crawford
Alliance
Harry Highland
Highland
Beauticians
Edward Furer
Kimball
Society Notes
Mrs. Barlow
Kenseington Division
the Telegraph Publisiling Co
John Ahlm
Ahlm
Mr. Ahlm
Henry Kahler
Wilma
Alvin Kahler
Donald
Minnie Ahlberg
Arlene Struve
Fred Feldman
Eugene
O. E S. Kensington Party
J. W. Neilson
Mildred
Jay
E. EH
Osborn
Harmony Hustlers
Hazel Young
Bluhill
Bluh Ene
Greenlees
Pikes Peak
Jonathan Apples
Pascal Celery
Edith Devier
Emil Marx
Lloyd Yowell
Mrs
Ed Weikholst and Sons
J. D. Devier
Ralph Hillyer
Colonians
Wellner’s
SaturDay Night
Ostcober
Greenlees Inc
Chatham Homespuns
L. Greif & Bro
Chatham
North Carolina
Carolina
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