Sidney Notes Busy Visitors and Local Moves
Olathe Colorado resident Mrs C E Sayre will winter with her daughter in Sidney. Mrs W A Rogers leaves for Omaha after visiting in Dalton. The Steele and Olinger Construction Co moved equipment to Paxton for a large road contract. Local residents D R Thomas family, J S Collins, Mrs L Elkington, Mrs Edith Clithero, Miss Mable Rayner, Mrs George Campbell, and Rev C A Jones visited friends or traveled for business. A dozen residents took trips to Denver Omaha and Lincoln for work or study. Alfred L Thompson and Dorothy Fuller wed in Sidney. Ladies club invite nearby towns for a golf tournament Oct 11. The Royal Neighbors Kensington meet next Tuesday. Various residents traveled for business, study, or visits, including arrangements for local farms and motor purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Line
Melvin Sprigg
S. E. Reed
Denver
Sprigg
M. Ault
Donna Joy
Joe Pavlat
George Sine
Rs. Pavilat
Sine
Frank Hansen
H. P. Hansen
Sidney
Laura Kintz
G. William Loofe
Ashland
G. B. Miller
Ruth Elliott
Lincoln
H. A. Lindley
Augusta Peterson
Randolph
Fred Plorin
H. P. Strong
Havelock
Frank Lehmkuhl
Wahoo
Lewis Oaks
Los Angeles
Calif
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Carrie Stephens
Oshkosh
Reuben Lisco
Lisco
Pavlat
H. R Neumann
Crook
Colo
George Lehmkuhl
Cheyenne
Lloyd Lehmkuhl
W. P. Means
Milkeytown
Alva Means
Loris
G. W. Line
Nellie Pettys
P. E. Smith
Kansas City
Claudia Smith
Dorothy Line
Richard Paviat
A. R. Shoenberg
Ricard
Sterling
Lloyd
Jerry Krunicka
Jim Wolfe
Art Dodrill
Carrie Brown
Frank Leshmkuhl
Social events highlight Kensington bridge party and Legion auxiliary
W B A Kensington hosts a four table bridge event with prizes to Mrs Willey and Mrs Block. Evening Bridge Party at Rose Morgan’s home yields high scores to Mrs Ahrens and Miss Raper. American Legion auxiliary elected officers led by Mrs Osborn with reports on Kearney convention. Sans Souci club enjoyed dinner and bridge at Sherrerds. P E O Chapter BO opens the year with a 6:30 dinner at Idle Hour and a business social at Mrs Paquette with roll calls reflecting vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Kensington
Joseph Hahler
T.E. Maher
Womans Benefit Association Kensington
Hahler
L. D. Willey
M. J. Block
Rose Morgan
A. E. Ahrens
Estle Raper
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Jess Osborn
D. A. Pratt
G. P. Kratz
Emily Gould
Elmer Wright
Charles Gardner
I. L. Pindell
Claude Babcock
Kearney
Carl Hutchison
L. L. Lockwood
Hutchison
Hugh Slawson
E. S. Sherrerds
Sans Souci Club
Union Pacific
P. J. Heaton
Chapter BO
Idle Hour
J. E. Paquette
Raymond Rogers
Valeska Neubauer
Supreme Convention of the
Kansas City
Mrs C M Livoni Leads Methodist Kensington Meeting
Mrs C M Livoni newly elected president spoke at the first regular meeting in the church basement Wednesday afternoon. A large number of members attended and the afternoon proved profitable and enjoyable. A lunch committee of Mesdames A E Ahrens Robert Wait Lester Perry and Paul Simerson organized the luncheon and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Livoni
Methodist Kensington
Mrs Jorgenson Hosts Entre Nous Club Luncheon
Mrs A J Jorgenson entertained Entre Nous club members Wednesday at a one o clock luncheon at the country club followed by bridge at her home. Mrs R E Roche and Mrs E S Sherrerd won prizes for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgenson
Entre Nous Club
R. E. Roche
E. S. Sherrerd
Vanishing Card Party At St Patrick’s Auditorium
A Wednesday night card party at St Patrick’s auditorium hosted by Catholic church ladies drew 16 tables in a standout weekly social event. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs Peter Peetz and John Peetz while 500 prize winners were Mrs Nick Treinen and Matt Hemmer. Door prize went to Mrs L H Patrowsky and hostesses included Mesdames John Peetz Mack Peetz Frank Clinton William Renners John Sullivan and Misses Mary and Maggie Peetz with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Peter Peetz
John Peetz
Nick Treinen
Matt Hemmer
L. H. Patrowsky
Mack Peetz
Frank Clinton
William Renners
John Sullivan
Mary
Maggie Peetz
Contract Club Bridge Luncheon At Country Club
Mrs. L. A. Bartholomew presided over a Wednesday afternoon bridge luncheon at the country club. Twelve guests were seated, and the social event pleased attendees with graceful hospitality and refined conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Country Club
L. A. Bartholomew
Kensington Party and Walther League Gather for Fall Events
The Eastern Star Kensington hosted a social evening with a 6 30 covered dish luncheon and a later 10 table bridge session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs A J Jorgenson Mrs R B Welch L T Poole and M E Pettibone. Traveling prizes went to Mrs Carl Jones and W H Edwards. Hostesses included Mesdames George Gerlach Alpha Grigsby Glen Spearow W H Ellis Leo Osborn and J W Weiand. The Walther League of St Pauls Lutheran church met for a business session led by Dorothy Gade with Rev W F Peters. Five new members joined as plans were made to attend a Sunday rally in Kimball October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Kensington
Eastern Star Kensington
A. J. Jorgenson
R. BE. Welch
L. T. Poole
M. E. Pettibone
Walther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Dorothy Gade
W. F. Peters
League
Kimball
Ladies Aid meeting at Flicker home quilting session
The Ladies Aid society of St. Paul's Lutheran church held its monthly meeting at the country home of Mr and Mrs Fred Flicker in the east Huntsman district. Attendance was smaller than usual but the session focused on quilting followed by a social hour and lunch prepared by Mrs Flicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fred Flicker
East Huntsman
Theatre Workers Picnic At Peetz Hosts Sterling Guests
Fox theatre employees from Sidney hosted Sterling colleagues near Peetz on Wednesday night for a picnic supper. Attendees from Sidney included Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Boyd Mrs. Harold Tobin Miss Alice Reisdorff Slim and Ole Ohlbrecht Jack Wilson Ralph Lanterman and Louis Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
Sterling
Peetz
Sidney
Ewart Boyd
Harold Tobin
Alice Reisdorff
Slim
Ole Ohlbrecht
Jack Wilson
Ralph Lanterman
Louis Morris
Catholic Church Daily Masses and Services Schedule
Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 38 a m
Holy Communion Services And Bible Study at Local Church
The church reminds members of Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Sunday with urgent appeal for all to attend. Bible study begins 9:45 a.m. Luther league meets 7 p.m. Beginning Saturday at 1 p.m. a class of special instruction will be held offering an important course of education for parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Our Church
Sunday church schedule and events for Rebuilding Christ's World
At 9:45 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. annual rally day pageant, Rebuilding Christ's World. 6:30 p.m. Epworth leagues senior and intermediate. 7:30 p.m. Evensong and sermon The Lost Brother. Monday 6:30 p.m. official board covered dish supper and finance committee sessions. F Charling Mills, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's World
Epworth
F. Charling Mills
Episcopal Church Holy Communion and Church School Schedule
Episcopal Church announces service of Holy Communion at 8 and church school at 9 45 a m Rector James B Roe leads the parish in a morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Roe
Assembly of God Church Service Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m. Tuesday service at 7 45 p m Friday special business meeting at 7 45 p m A M Edwards pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edwards
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Summary
At 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship led by Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff with topic How to Know God All invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Cheff
Presbyterian Church
Fremont
Presbyterian Synod
God
Christian Church Bible School Sunday Schedule
Bible school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 730 p m. Pastor begins a Sunday morning sermon series The Foundation Principles of Christ's Kingdom covering The Pre eminent Christ The Foundation Stones of Faith The New Testament Church and Conversion The New Testament Church and Christian Union The Ordinances of the New Testament Church The Urge and Need of the Church Today. Members urged to hear all addresses and others are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
New Testament Church
Christian Union
Potter Items Recap Of Community Happenings
Alfred Arnell attends county board in Sidney. Minatare calls on J M Hughes and George Marsh. Lincoln attorney George Mann and S E Torgeson confer with village board. Potter club meeting planned at Cords cafe with Don Wills as leader. Earl Thayer returns from Ruskin trip. Ladies Aid to sponsor Seth Parker program at church. Potato digging in full swing and potatoes praised. Gene Schmidt and Mae Hansen visit Cleo Tourney at Crawford. Gene Binning and family visit Dix with Earl Thayer. N S Miller and family visit Kimball. Stanton home gets new roof and stucco walls. Maude Walling marries Otto Giesert in Denver. Guy Hite and wife drive new Chevrolet. Raymond Slocumb and wife visit Kimball. W F M S meets with Mrs Earl Thayer. Mrs D F Enevoldsen and others visit Sidney. County W C T U elects William Hagemeister president and W T Sloan secretary. Ladies Aid clears and renovates M E church basement. Hites and Slocumbs quilt next. Babcock and Slama to Chicago for Century of Progress. Sloan visits O Neill three weeks. Chris and Bert Christensen family visit Chadron. Jess Tompkins of Sidney visits Potter. Genevieve Schwartz birthday party after school. Misner players perform at school. Whitmire and son visit John Seyfang. School eye ear nose throat exams under state law. Doctors Ames Callison Sloan Johnson oversee. Vaughn and Davis shop in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Arnell
Sidney
J. M. Hughes
George Marsh
Minatare
George Mann
Lincoln
S. E. Torgeson
Kimball
Potter Community Club
Cords Cafe
Don Wills
Earl Thayer
Ruskin
Ladies Aid
Seth Parker
Denver
Maude Walling
Otto Giesert
Wal Jine
Potter
Guy Hite
Raymond Slocumb
D. F. Enevoldsen
ArAé
Babcock
William Hagemeister
W. T. Sloan
M. E
R. A. Babcock
William Slama
Chicago
Century of Progress
O'Neill
Chris Christensen
Bert Christensen
Chadron
Frost
State Normal
Jess Tompkins
Genevieve Schwartz
Misner Players
A. F. Whitmire
Son
Sund
John Seyfang
Dr. Ames
Callison
Sloan
C. W. Johnson
Fred Vaughn
Stanley Davis
Lodge Pole and area social notes fill Dalton week
Lodge Pole village and nearby households feature in a dense social column. Visitors from Lincoln Denver RandOlph Wahoo and Cheyenne mingle with locals including the Sprigg Lindley Beyer and Beyer families, attend Dalton festival events, travel to Sidney and Sterling for medical and business needs, and report gatherings, meals, and market movements across three pages of community life.
Bunker Hill Social Notes Corrects Earlier Error
Mrs Richard Welton notes a correction regarding a previous item about Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer going to Chicago for the world fair. Lorine Engel visited with Bernice Beyer at the Richard Welton home in Sidney Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ferry
John Engel
Henry Rohde
Sidney
Richard Welton
Paul Meyer
Chicago
Lorine Engel
Bernice Beyer
Dalton Dance Draws Local Guests At Weekend Event
Foster visited family over the weekend while Ethel Sizemore Bernice Beyer Joe Beyer and Pete Seimers attended a Thursday night dance at Dalton. Hats at Eilte Hat Shop were noted to look new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Ethel Sizemore
Bernice Beyer
Joe Beyer
Pete Seimers
Dalton
Eilte Hat Shop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cosi
C. E.sayre
Olathe, Colo
Roy Liggett
W. A. Rogers
Henry Mayer
Omaha
D. R. Thomas
Maxine
H. B. Thomas
Steele and Olinger Construction Company
Paxton
J. S. Collins
D. L. Abbott
Lindent Street
American National Bank
Lester Elkington
Edith Clithero
Mable Rayner
George B. Campbell
City
M. W. Ditnery
C. A. Jones
Minot
S. D
H. C. Jones
Springfield
F. A. Hard and Son
Margaret Lewis
Canon City
John Williams
Lawrence Fahy
Parks Business College
Cora Barlow Loose
Lodge Pole
Alfred L. Thompson
Dorothy E. Fuller
Sidney Country Club
Royal Neighbors
Kensington
Mamie Farr
Art Neilson
Grand Island
Joe A. Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Ford
W. W. Orebaugh
Raymond Davis
Wichita, Kan
Russell Ahrens
Ed Ahrens
Philadelphia
Cadilla Automobile Factory
Young Ahrens
Sidney High School
Greenlees’ Store
Charles H. Randall
City Council of
Robert R. Oberfelder
Charles Mayer
West Dalton District
Sidney Wednesday
Henry Bruns
Oberfelder Ranch
Sidney Monday
Don Howard
Greenlee’s
Clarence Miller
Joyce
Dale Brown
Chappell
C. R. Breternitz
North Platte
William Breternitz
Edward Furer
Hastings
C. C. Rush
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Scottsbluff
George Young
West Dalton
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
William McInerney
H. N. Boyd Company
Society Notes
Sherrerds
M. E. Kensington
Mrs. Jorgenson
G. B. Campbell
M. W. Dimery
Grace McIntosh
Anton Link
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Episcopal Church
Assembly OF God Church
Nels Nelson
Fred Engel
Elizabeth Sterling
Margaret Filbin
Willis Beyer
Eleanor Jane
Baby
Frank Beyer
Clarence
Bernard
Junior
Hilbert Borcher
Eleanor
Ariene
Shirley
Chris
P. J. Dalton
William Sachs
Carl Schmidt
Alexard Wade Sterling
Walter Happel
Wade Sterling
Henry Johnson
Beyer
Neva Bayne
William Rohde
Henry
Emanuel Troutman
Roy Thomas
John McGrane
Pete Beyer
Altar Society
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Fred Beyer
Welton
Joe
Bernice
Raymond
Iva Beyer
James
Albert
Wills Beyer
John McCleneghan
Lornne Engel
Leona Juedes
Josephine Beyer
Iris
Bunker Hill
O. P. Skaggs System
Federal Match Corporation
Stalup
Armours
Léde
Johnson Drug Co
POE
Rena
Greenlees
North Side
Colorado
Nucva
Red & White
Nebr
Remington
Cheyenne CO
Trading Post
Bene
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Vogue Castille
Woodwards
Inner Circle Chocolates
Strictly Fresh
Greenlees’ Inc
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