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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
4
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A flurry of visits and movements marked the Sidney scene with Mrs J H Lammers of Omaha staying as a house guest of Mrs Don Zellers while Mrs E W Quinn of Sunol received medical care at Roche hospital. Others traveled or moved including Mr and Mrs Ross Barker to 1800 Osage and J I Case auditor E W Shepherd in Sidney.
Henry Butler of Butler brothers wholesale company and F E Novak with R C Stoll of Ben Franklin stores in Chicago visited the local Ben Franklin store on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Page of Stanton arrived Tuesday for a several day stay at the home of Mrs Page's sister, Mrs P J Ackles. After visiting they plan to continue on to California.
Mrs. E. C. Stockdick of Katy Texas, longtime Sidney resident, is visiting Gurley with her mother Mrs. George Ruhter and plans to see Sidney friends before returning home. F H Witters of International Harvester Cheyenne spent several days in the city invoicing at Babcock Implement, dealer for International products.
H. L. Rivett of Rivett Lumber in Omaha and O. W. Dunn of Beverly Hills, a lumber dealer, spent time at Thomas Lumber company on Wednesday during a business visit to the area.
Oscar Miller of Big Springs is the new manager of the Standard Oil filling station at the southwest corner of Illinois Street and 13th Avenue. He assumed charge last Saturday. H. S. Ayres of Peetz and Marguerite Temple of Kimball were the principals in a wedding at Trinity Lutheran church parsonage Wednesday, Rev W. T. Kahse officiating. Col. M. Joseph, who spent the summer at Henrietta and McAlester, Oklahoma, returns to Sidney Tuesday to live with his daughters Mrs. Leon Fine and Mrs. A. J. Hepner during the winter.
Miss Helen Kirk, longtime Sidney beauty parlor operator of about 12 years, has sold her business and moved to Cheyenne where she is now associated with Artistic beauty saloon.
Mrs Roy Smith and her daughter Mrs Fern Schaffroth returned Wednesday from a month in Long Beach California where Schaffroth's husband serves in the navy.
D W Ewing, J C Penney store manager, attends a managers convention in Denver. He traveled there Wednesday and will return Saturday. E A Winter, Sid ney Drug proprietor, spends week at Midwest Wyoming with sister’s family. Winter and his parents plan to return tonight. J L Hand and E E Andrews of Midwest Combine and E J Morgan of J S Case will depart Sunday for Case factories in Racine Wisconsin and Rockford Illinois, joining a Lincoln party riding a special coach. They will be away a week.
Miss Mildred Crosbie an employee in the office department of Montgomery Ward was away ill for much of the week and resumed duties yesterday morning.
Carl Jones city clerk and William Breternitz city councilman visited North Platte on Wednesday to attend a municipal league convention in session for three days. Mrs Breternitz accompanied them and plans to visit her sister Mrs C R Breternitz during the trip.
Among the Dalton people present at the city auditorium Tuesday evening to hear Teddy Roosevelt Jr. speak were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eckert, Mr. and Mrs J. M. Kreader, Mrs. J. C. Kreader, Henry Blome and Lawrence Bowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Micewenger of Napavine Washington spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Micewenger's sisters Mrs. Carl Cruise Mrs. Walter Cruise and Mrs. C E Simpson. They were enroute to the eastern part of the state for a visit with other relatives.
Mr and Mrs G T Pinkston of Oxnard California paused in Sidney on Tuesday during their drive home from Ashland where they visited Mrs Pinkston's mother Fern Barlow. Fern is daughter of the late Louis R Barlow of Lodge Pole.
Mr and Mrs Osborn depart Wednesday morning in an automobile for a West Coast vacation. They plan a stop in Salt Lake City to visit their brother Clifford Osborn and family along the way.
Mr Nickodemos, president of the Kenosha Transport company of Kenosha Wis, visited the local branch Wednesday along with Mr Young an official of International Harvester and Mr and Mrs Francis of Chicago.
Mrs J Shoemaker departed for Lincoln on Wednesday to attend the national convention of the home missionary society of the Methodist church which began Wednesday and will run six days. She serves as a delegate of the local missionary society and will visit her son Edward and his Omaha family on the way home.
Sheriff W. W. Schulz departed Wednesday morning with John Duckett to Lincoln state penitentiary and Robert Williamson to the reformatory after sentences of three years for robbing the Gift shop and one year for selling illicit literature. Wilma Schulz accompanied her father and they returned home last evening.
Mr and Mrs R A Babcock return today from the east after a three week vacation They saw the World Series in New York and visited their daughter Bernice a student at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri The trip was with Mr and Mrs H L Bonham of San Diego California former Sidney residents
The N P B club met at Mrs Jack Rathbuns to plan the year under president Mrs Brockelsby with leaders Mrs Arnold Braasch and Mrs Sparks. A birthday surprise for Mr Leonard Huff drew many from area families and a Legion auxiliary meeting planned the county rally in Sidney with a later membership drive.
Friday and Saturday offer a half price style clearance with hats marked at $1.50 in Rose's Gift Shop. Rose's Hat Shop announces a final clearance event on Friday and Saturday with reduced hats available in the gift shop.
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