Local Notes on Visits and Travel
Miss Grace McIntosh and her niece Mrs. Willard Trask of New York plan a trip to North Platte to visit Mr. and Mrs. James G. McIntosh. They will drive to Sidney Sunday for a short stay. Mrs. G B Wookey, confined with a serious operation in Denver, has returned. Bernie Goldstein went to Denver for Jewish holidays and stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Yoelin. W E Gehrig accompanied John Rossler to West Point to enter the Home for Aged People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McIntosh
Willard Trask
New York
North Platte
James G. McIntosh
Sidney
Mrs. McIntosh
G. B. Wookey
Presbyterian Hospital
Denver
Bernie Goldstein
A.yoelin
W. E. Gehrig
John Rossler
West Point
Mr. Rossler
Odd Fellows Hold Bridgeport Meeting Thursday Night
Mrs. Jack Wolfe of Ogallala spends week in Sidney with her brother in law Cliff Wolfe and wife. Mr and Mrs Charles Allen of Arm el Calif visit here earlier in the week at the home of Mrs Allen's uncle Jack Scheur man and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Odd Fellows
Bridgeport
Jack Wolfe
Ogallala
Sidney
Cliff Wolfe
Charles Allen
Armel
Calif
Relatives Visit Sidney Area Arrivals and Travel Notes
Mrs Gene Bell of Nampa Idaho arrived Saturday evening to spend a couple of weeks with her mother Mrs George Ruhter of Gurley and relatives in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Henry Whitney traveled to Chappell yesterday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Bell
Nampa
Idaho
George Ruhter
Gurley
Ed Stockdick
Sidney
Henry Whitney
Chappell
Pettibone Leaves for Madison Amid Sister’s Illness
Mrs. M. E. Pettibone departed last night for Madison after being summoned by the sudden illness of her sister, Mrs. R. C. Underberg. The Job's Daughters held their regular meeting at the Mason ic Hall yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
Madison
R. C. Underberg
Masonic Hall
Morgan couple welcome five and a half pound boy
Mr and Mrs Earl J Morgan announce the birth of a five and a half pound boy born Tuesday at Roche hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Morgan
Roche Hospital
Chadron Homecoming Weekend Plans Mention Charlene Davis and Vir el Thurston
Miss Charlene Davis and Vir el Thurston are preparing to attend the annual homecoming celebration in Chadron this weekend, joining classmates and residents for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Davis
Virel Thurston
Chadron
Sidney High selects class play Pleased Ta Meetcha
The Junior Class under Miss Agnes Horton chose for their class play a three act mystery comedy by J Bernard Chichester. Rehearsals begin Monday with cast to be chosen immediately. Performance planned for November 16. Mrs Robert Wait underwent a tonsilectomy at Roche hospital Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Agnes Horton
J. Bernard
Chichester
Robert Wait
Roche
Regular Boy Scouts meeting held Wednesday night
A regular Boy Scouts meeting convened Wednesday night at the auditorium. A marriage license was issued by County Judge Robert A. Barlow to Miss Evelyn Case and William Melvin of Douglas Wyoming on October 3. Charles Osterloh, previously confined at Roche hospital with a token leg for nine weeks, was discharged Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Robert A. Barlow
Evelyn Case
William Melvin
Douglas
Wyo
Charles Osterloh
Roche
District Judge J. L. Tewell Holds Court in North Platte
District Judge J. L. Tewell is holding court in North Platte this week, dispatching civil and criminal matters with regular courtroom sessions and timely rulings for residents and litigants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Tewell
North Platte
Weymouth Family Visit To Nebraska Towns
Mr and Mrs Orrin Weymouth and son Dickie traveled to Rushville Sunday to spend part of the day with Mrs Weymouths parents Mr and Mrs H G Peterson and then moved on to Chadron to visit Mr Weymouths relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Weymouth
Dickie
Rushville
Mrs. Weymouth
H. G. Peterson
Chadron
Mr. Weymouth
Mrs Sloan of Potter Seen Shopping in Sidney
Mrs. D T Sloan of Potter was observed shopping in Sidney on Tuesday, a brief local social note highlighting her appearance during a routine outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Sloan
Potter
Sidney
Mayer Family Visit In Grant Sunday
Mrs. M. A. Mayer and family visited her son Bud Mayer and his family in Grant on Sunday.
Mrs Donald Sample and son to join relatives in Sidney
Mrs Donald Sample and her son Bobby of Rawlins Wyoming are expected today by her parents Mr and Mrs R A Barlow. She has been visiting her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Clifton Sample in Cheyenne. Her husband will join them in about three weeks and they plan to make Sidney their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sample
Bobby
Rawlins
Wyo
R. A. Barlow
Clifton Sample
Cheyenne
Sidney
Brouilette Travels Through Sidney En Route to Scottsbluff
Romaine Brouilette formerly employed in Sidney stopped there Tuesday morning on a trip from Ogallala to Scottsbluff where he plans to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine Brouilette
Sidney
Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Doran Couple Visit Burgess in Sterling For Indefinite Stay
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Doran drove to Sterling yesterday afternoon to meet Mrs. Doran's mother Mrs. F. O. Burgess of Lincoln. She will return with them to make an indefinite visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Doran
Sterling
Dr Martin F Anderson Stopped in Sidney on Saturday
Hay Springs physician Dr Martin F Anderson paused in Sidney during a Saturday trip to handle business matters before continuing his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin F. Anderson
Hay Springs
Sidney
Bob Dyke in Sidney Weekend Visit to Parental Home
Bob Dyke a music supervisor from Sargent spent the weekend in Sidney visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Dyke Sr at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dyke
Sargent
Sidney
Robert Dyke, Sr
Birthday Dinner Honoring J A Sparks at Sparks Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and family and Mr and Mrs Alfred Koester and family and Mr and Mrs Otto Kurz were dinner guests at the J A Sparks home Sunday for Sparks birthday. Mr and Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Otto Kurz Sr were guests in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kurz
Alfred Koester
Otto Kurz
J. A. Sparks
Mr. Spark
Bert Walker
Mrs Matuska Arrives In Seattle For Extended Visit
Mrs. George Matuska of Seattle arrived Tuesday morning for an extended visit with her sister Mrs. M. W. Riggs and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matuska
Seattle
Washington
M. W. Riggs
Douglas Boyd Plans Week at Home in Sidney
Douglas Boyd a post office employee will take a week's vacation and stay at home in Sidney during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Boyd
Post Office
Sidney
Bangs Family Dines at John Elsasser Home in Huntsman District
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bangs and family visited the John Elsasser residence in the Huntsman district for a Sunday dinner. Miss Fern Poquette, teaching in Greeley, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Poquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Bangs
John Elsasser
Huntsman District
Fern Poquette
Greeley
Mrs
J. E. Poquette
Snyder Family Visits Denver For Jewish Holidays
Mr and Mrs S H Snyder spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Denver for the Jewish holidays. They were joined by their daughter and her husband from Sterling, Mr and Mrs J J Schiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Snyder
Denver
Sterling
Mrs
J. J. Schiffer
Reynolds Party Visits Omaha and Cheyenne Trip
Mr and Mrs George Reynolds of Omaha visited with their niece Mrs Ivan Nelson and family over the weekend. On Sunday the Reynolds Nelson group and Mrs Thees traveled to Cheyenne for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Omaha
Ivan Nelson
Reynolds
Mrs. Nelson
Nelson
W. G. Thees
Cheyenne
Local clubs hold meetings and honor events across town
In a string of social notes, the Francine club met at Miss Margaret Miller’s home with six members and refreshments. Evelyn Cark hosted St Marys Guild at her home planning gifts for a newlywed, Mrs Roland Biggs, with light refreshments. The Monday Contract club enjoyed dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs R E Welch with guests, prizes awarded. Royal Neighbors met with forty members for bridge bunko and a covered dish lunch hosted by Mrs Mamie Farr. The Woman's Club held a membership courtesy tea to plan for October 18 with delegates to the state convention. P E O chapter's initial meeting featured dinner and a yearbook briefing. Hi Lo Club met for bridge with prizes and refreshments. Standard Bearers discussed foreign missions and shared a light lunch. Le Plaisir Emanon club hosted a luncheon and bridge with guests. Mrs Zella Johnson wed A K Anderson in a quiet Methodist Manse ceremony. Delta Dek Club entertained at the Country Club with dinner and bridge. Various bridge and luncheon events followed at the Country Club and homes. Rehabilitation needs coats and clothing for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cark
St. Mary’s Guild
Roland Biggs
R. E. Welch
Monday Contract Club
A. S. Hardy
Charles Sokol
Royal Neighbors
Mamie Farr
Bunko
Lorene Engel
Mary Willis
C. H. McGowan
Mary Meenan
Woman’s Club
J. C. Swinbank
Pension information and meeting notice in city water office
Our service officer Hugh Slawson in the city water office offers pension assistance for Fathers and Mothers of sons in service widows and children and service connected disability cases. Call or visit for blanks and help. Also VFW regular meeting Tuesday evening with October festival spirit invites nearby VFW posts and men to attend and bring their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Slawson
City Water Office
Slawson
V. PF. W
Local Veterans Groups Urge Membership Drive Now
A call urging readers to join the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Emphasizes the role of the Ladies auxiliary in supporting service members and the need for community involvement through local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Porter Mc Guver Post 610 VFW Meeting Notice
Regular meeting Tuesday Oct 11 at eight p m in the Legion room city auditorium Commander A M Leafdale presiding Regular American Legion Post 17 meeting Tuesday Oct 25 Roy Greenlee commander Legion Auxiliary Unit to Post 17 meets Tuesday Oct 25 in the Fireman room city auditorium President Mrs Chris Hansen presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
City Auditorium
A. M. Leafdale
American Legion
Roy Greenlee
American Legion Auxiliary
Chris Hansen
Dance Night in Auditorium With Nat Towles Orchestra
Oct 14 event features Nat Towles and his orchestra in the auditorium. The Legion Auxiliary, led by Miss Emily Gould, intensifies membership drives in October. Auxiliary sponsors milk fund, Rehabilitation chairwoman hosts a Kensington on Oct 7 to sew or tie quilts. donations welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Towles
LEADS LEGION Chicago has most airplanes in a city
Chicago leads LEADS LEGION with the largest number of airplanes in a city, while New York ranks second in this respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Windbreak and Woodlot Planting Prep Advice
Cheyenne county farmers are urged to prepare ground now for spring windbreaks and woodlots. Proper soil conditioning, contour listing on slopes, cross furrowing, and three rows per row of trees on sandy ground are advised to boost moisture absorption and snow retention. A fall prep routine and snow fences can improve soil moisture, with even small garden areas inside the windbreak benefiting from similar protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Swinbank
Frank Bartos
Knox County
Japan Moves to Control All Telephones and Gear
Government authorities in Japan announce a sweeping program to regulate every telephone and related equipment. The plan aims to centralize oversight across communications infrastructure and consumer devices, signaling tighter state involvement in technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Cocoa tree in Trinidad yields few pounds annually
A cocoa tree in Trinidad rarely gives more than three pounds of cocoa per year and typically yields about two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Chiropractor Leo J. Thomas at Osborn Building
Dr. Leo J. Thomas operates as a chiropractor and naturopath from rooms in the Osborn Building, offering holistic and spine health services to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
Osborn Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Cross
America
Sidney, Nebraska
Oxford
Francines
Francine Club
Margaret Miller
Campbell
I. E. Grabill
M. I. Westergaard
O. J. Weymouth
J. W. Wei
Ray Babcock
A. E. Wright
Virgie Atkins
Lucia Singer
J. J. Sheaff
Nebraska
Missionary Society
le Plaisir Emanon
Union Pacific
P. E. Spehr
Mesdames
Tom Kokjer
Jack Lowe
Lewis Brown
Johnson. Anderson
Zella Johnson
A. K. ‘Anderson
N. E. Witters
Delta Dek Club
Country Club
G. Vu. Doratt
E. S. Sherrerd
L. C. Barstow
Wednesday Bridge Club
Wednesday
Bridge Club
Embroidery Club
R. T. Hill
Mesdames Leonard Kitts
Don Weimer
Harley Hite
W. R. Atkins
Glen Bales
St. Pauls Aid Society
St. Pauls
Eastern Star Party
Eastern Star
Masonic
J. D. Raichart
K. S. Agnew
I. E. Grabillo
John E. Costello
M. W. Osborn
O. L. Miller
Rose Morgan
Ed Ahrens
Frank Wait
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Herbert Foster
Bessie, Taylor
Marjorie Taylor
Odessa Bartholomew
Jess Osborn
Hazel Francis
Viola Miller
Potter Auxiliary
the Legion Auxiliary
Emily Gould
John Costello
Lester Perry
Lexie Parks
R. V. Francis
Couch Apartments
Ste
Stephen F. Chadwick
Los Angeles
Western Drug CO
Gillette
Dorothy Perkin
Velves
Alka-Seltzer Large
Sidney, Neb
Bayer
Brush Tek
Folger’s
Omar
WPFAD
TOKAY
Bayb Stewart
Bluhill
Yellowstone
Meal Department
L. H. Cheese
Prince Albert
Velvet
Pound
Zac
Albert
Luckies Camels
Chesterfields
Schick
the Telegraph Publishing Co
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