Society Notes Highlight Busy Local Social Life
Franklin Dedrick hosted a Thursday birthday lunch with six friends. Virginia Johnson led a Tuesday Bridge Club gathering at her home with all ten members present. The Jolly Dozen enjoyed a country club dinner then bridge at the Dedrick home. Camp Fire girls met at the Johnson residence for a well attended afternoon. Virginia Johnson hosted a birthday dinner for six girls with music and gifts. Mrs. Ackles and Mrs. Zimmerle hosted a 24 guest luncheon at the country club with an orange and black color scheme and bridge prizes. Northwestern Bell Telephone operators hosted mothers for a Halloween themed Mothers Day party at the Sidney exchange. Miss Hester Null performed declamations and a tour of the plant impressed guests. The Grabill Hat Shoppe promotes Trade Expansion Week with stylish hats.
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Virginia Johnson
Jolly Dozen
Russell Dedrick
Dedrick
Elmer Grabill
Ethel Fitzsimons
Marius Christensen
Miss Johnson
Miss Virginia Johnson
Country Club
P. J. Ackles
R. F. Zimmerle
F. O. Burgess
H. B. Nelson
A. S. Hardy
Guy Clapham
Harold Rowan
Gurley
Sidney Exchange
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hester Null
Sidney High School
Gladys Bell
Mildred Anthony
Beatrice Birmingham
Iva Birkby
Fern Riggs
Grace Cradit
Leoba Leobe
Ella Runge
Marie Renfield
Alma Limbeck
Clara True
Sylvia Wilnes
Edna Vizina
Bridgeport Stomps Sidney 32 0 In Friday Grid Clash
Bridgeport overwhelmed Sidney 32 to 0 as Milholm and Plummer scored two and three touchdowns respectively. Sidney showed a strong line but failed to halt Bridgeport aerials and late runs. The Bulldogs led 6 0 at the half and pulled away with three third and fourth quarter scores. Sidney travels to Bayard next, facing a tougher Bears squad.
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S. R. Maley
Sidney High
Bridgeport
Sidney
Morrill County
Bulldogs
Brideport
Milholm
Griswold
Chaney
Plummer
Milholin
Hayden
Bayard
Bears
Bayard High School
Gering
Sidney News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Sports
Mr and Mrs Charles O Lockwood and family from Kimball spent Sunday with L L Lockwood in Sidney. Sidney residents packed the stands as the Maroons lost to Bridgeport. B H Snyder and family returned from Denver after their daughter Ann wed Joseph J Schiffer. They plan to remain with their Sterling business, having bought the Economy store. J F Thomas and wife from Mattoon Illinois traveled through Sidney after visiting Cheyenne with Mrs Kremer’s parents Mr and Mrs M Kremer. Carrie Kremer, once South Side news writer for The Telegraph, is noted.
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Charles O. Lockwood
Kimball
Sidney
L. L. Lockwood
8. H. Snyder
Denver
Ann
Joseph J. Schiffer
Sterling
Mr. Snyder
J. F. Thomas
Mattoon, Ill
Cheyenne
Thomas
M. Kremer
Kremers
Cheyenne County
Carrie Kremer
South Side
The
Telegraph
Kimball County Prisoners Married by Judge Vogler
Roy W. Frase of Oxford Nebraska and Barbara Bumgartner of Springdale Arkansas were married by County Judge Vogler in Kimball County Court House while held for Arkansas authorities. Deputy Sheriff George Day of Fayetteville arrived with the trio and took them back to Arkansas where they are wanted for breaking jail after theft and shoplifting.
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Roy W. Frase
Oxford
Nebr
Barbara Bumgartner
Springdale
Kimball
Bumgartner
Arkansas
Vogler
Kimball County Court House
George Day
Fayetteville
Ark
Frase
Omaha man to run Sterling Economy store
Joseph J. Schiffer, formerly of Omaha, is to take charge of the Economy store at 127 North Front street Monday after its purchase from Harry Levin, who leaves Sterling for health reasons. Levin plans to return to St Louis with Mrs Levin. Schiffer recently married in Denver to the daughter of S H Snyder, a Sterling associate in the venture, with Snyder having 16 years in the Sidney clothing trade.
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Joseph J. Schiffer
Omaha
North Front Street
Harry Levin
Sterling
Levin
St. Louis
Snyder
Sidney
Sterling Advocate
Lincoln Woman Heads Nebraska P T Association
Mrs. W. W. Day of Lincoln was reelected president of the Nebraska Parent Teachers association at Kearney last week. She defeated Mrs. L. E. Smith of Omaha by a 78 to 68 vote. New officers include Mrs. Gail Powell Kearney first vice president Mrs. E. L. Forney Lincoln third vice president Prof W H Morton Lincoln fifth vice president Mrs. J S Martin Beatrice seventh vice president Mrs. J F Gruber Omaha treasurer and Mrs. R E Harrington Lincoln corresponding secretary.
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W. W. Day
Lincoln
Nebraska Parent-Teachers Association
Kearney
Day
L. E. Smith
Omaha
Gail Powell
E. L. Forney
W. H. Morton
J. S. Martin
Beatrice
J. F. Gruber
R. E. Harrington
Republican Meeting With Francis M Goodwin In Sidney
Hon Francis M Goodwin former assistant secretary of the interior will speak in Sidney Tuesday October 18 at 8 pm delivering a Republican address at the Tobin opera house. Results Telegraph Want Ads.
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Francis M. Goodwin
Washington
Sidney
Tobin Opera House
Banner County Hooch Makers Fined By Judge Tewell
District court at Harrisburg Banner county presided by Judge J L Tewell sentenced Jack Palmer and Charles Zingg for manufacturing hooch to 30 days in jail and a 500 dollar fine each. If unpaid they will remain jailed. Dorcas society Trinity Lutheran to hold annual bazaar and supper on November 22 from 7 to 19.
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Harrisburg
Banner County
J. L. Tewell
Sidney
Jack Palmer
Charles Zingg
Tewell
Palmer
Zingg
Dorcas Society of the
Trinity Lutheran Church
Still and whiskey taken in raid near Gurley
Cheyenne county sheriff's office raided a Gurley area farm last Wednesday night gathering a liquor still, mash, and 35 gallons of finished product. The still was two miles north and one west of Gurley, reportedly owned by Brown who is jailed on raid charges. Farm owner Mike Troidl claims no knowledge of the equipment and faces no charges.
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Cheyenne County
Notice Restricts Hunting on Land Sections 20 28 29 32 33 34
Public notice forbids hunting or trespassing on lands in township 14 range 48 sections 20 28 29 32 33 and 34. Do not ask to hunt this land. Reference by Richard Krueger dated 7 9 11 13.
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Township
Richard Krueger
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