John A Jimerson campaign visit to Auburn and Lincoln guests
Lo Cha airs John A Jimerson of Auburn campaigning for state superintendent, Sidney visitor Thursday. J W Goodale and son Alvin of Lincoln arrive Wednesday for a city visit at Roy Liggett’s home through Sunday. The Ducks share drew their interest. Roger and Mrs R L McLaughlin and children of Price Utah were weekend guests of R M Hoss. R M Hoss, Cudahy Packing representative, spends the week in North Platte area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Jimerson
Auburn
Sidney
J. W. Goodale
Alvin
Lincoln
Roy Liggett
Timnte
R. L. McLaughlin
Price, Utah
R. M. Hoss
Chicago
The
Cudahy Packing Company
North Platte
Ray Keogh
Lawrence
Boulder, Colo
Baker A. M. Carver Joins Sidney Pastry Shop
A. M. Carver formerly of Sterling begins work as baker at Sidney Pastry shop with 35 years of experience. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Madden and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Madden of Potter visited Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Carver
Sterling
Sidney
Carver
J. H. Madden
Howard Madden
Potter
Chris Hansen
Costello couple to attend Legion convention in Miami
Mr and Mrs J E Costello left Thursday for Miami Florida where he will attend the national convention of the American Legion in session three days next week They plan a two week absence and will return home via Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Costello
Miami
Fla
National Convention of the American Legion
Washington, D. C
Sidney News of People and Travels Local Roundup
A lengthy Sidney society page reports on visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lon Miller and Mrs. Elmer Holtman to Sidney, hospital stays for Mrs. Dedrick and Mr. Windsheimer, and multiple local trips. It notes automobile parties to Sterling, visits from Salt Lake City relatives, a meat market lease to C A Serl of Alliance, and residents returning home from Texas, Missouri, and Omaha. The column also covers hunts, Safeway manager Paul Stratton’s pheasant outing, and travel by Louis Grage, W F Wehmiller, and local families to Iowa, Nebraska, and Washington state, plus a trip by Sheriff Schulz to Gen eva and Fremont events.
Deer harvest ties Colorado hunting trip to local tale
W H Jordan district representative of Goodrich Tire returned Wednesday from a hunting trip in the Colorado mountains with a Sterling party. He is credited with bringing down a deer the rest of the party had no luck. Mrs Frank Hansen and her son Dewey spent Sunday afternoon at Lodge Pole with Mrs Harriet Withers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jordan
Goodrich Tire Company
Colorado Mountains
Sterling
Mr. Jordan
Frank Hansen
Dewey
Lodge Pole
Harriet Withers
Mrs Jones Visits Denver With Daughter Catherine
Mrs Carl Jones and her daughter Catherine visited Denver on Thursday. Catherine is a student at Colorado Women's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jones
Denver
Catherine
Colorado Womans College
Larison Family Returns Home After Visit to Grand Island
Mr and Mrs J F Larison and daughter Margo Joy return to Grand Island from two weeks with Mrs Karvanek in Sidney. Mr Larison assisted at the Sidney telephone exchange during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Larison
Margo Joy
Grand Island
William Alexander Visits Kimball for Company Business
William Alexander a combination man at the telephone exchange spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Kimball on company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
The
Telephone Exchange
Kimball
Mrs Lowe Family Drives to Denver for Brief Visit
Mrs Jack Lowe and daughter Sally Dee and Mr and Mrs Sam Lowe motored to Denver Thursday morning for a brief visit. Miss Ruth Bush RN is assisting temporarily at Roche hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lowe
Sally Dee
Sam Lowe
Denver
Ruth Bush, R. N
Roche Hospital
West Point woman visits daughter at West hotel
Mrs. Nettie Watsonpal of West Point arrived Wednesday evening for a several week visit with her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Wendt, who runs the West hotel. Thomas O Connell, William Bur gess and J L Hand left Tuesday morning for the river to shoot ducks and returned Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie ‘Wastonpal
West Point
Mildred Wendt
Wendt
West Hotel
Thomas O'Connell
William Burgess
J. L. Hand
Gehrig Browning Family Motor to Denver on Mission
Mr and Mrs W E Gehrig and E J Browning traveled by car to Denver on Wednesday for a business mission and returned home the following day.
Spiker Couple Travel to Birmingham for Six Week Visit
Mr and Mrs T C Spiker departed Thursday by car for Birmingham Alabama former home of Mrs Spiker where they will visit relatives for several weeks they expect to be away about six weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Spiker
Birmingham
Ala
Sidney visitors and local travel notes in early week
C L Conrad of west Gurley district visited Sidney on Wednesday. J F Gordon, central office equipment man, returned from a two week Omaha vacation. Mrs Gordon accompanied him and visited Grand Island. Leonard Frauendorfer injured his ankle while practicing football at Lodge Pole high school. Frank and Mrs Frauendorfer, Mr and Mrs John Wold, their children and Miss Stella Wold of Sidney visited Laramie Wyoming with Albert and Mrs Wold. Mrs Henry Johnson returned from Denver after a brief business trip. Frank Vizina left for Wymore to visit friends. T Poole, John Deere Plow local manager, spent Wednesday in Hemingford for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgensen
H. B. Nelson
Texas
Mexico
Brownsville
H. K. Hodgkin
Sidney
Rio Hondo
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
W. F. Wehmiller
Hastings
Lincoln
Conn
Iowa
J. F. Gordon
Omaha
Mrs. Gordon
Grand Island
Leonard Frauendorfer
Lodge Pole High School
Frank Frauendorfer
Lodge Pole
John Wold
Stella Wold
Laramie
Wyo
Albert Wold
T. T. Poole
John Deere Plow Company
Hemingford
Don’t Sleep on Left Side Affects Heart Ad Advice
An old warning-style ad claims sleeping on the left side harms the heart and promotes Adlerika from Western Drug Co as a remedy. It asserts one dose purges poisons and relieves gas pressing on the heart to enable undisturbed sleep all night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Western Drug Co
Rebekah Lodge Society Notes Hostess Event
Mrs. Lee Gain Mrs. L. W. Taylor and Miss Nellie Niemeller were hostesses at a society period for Rebekah lodge members after a regular meeting on Wednesday night. The program included games and refreshments for an enjoyable social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMrs
Lee Gain
L. W. Taylor
Nellie Niemeller
Rebekah Lodge
Meeting of M. E. Kensington in church parlors
A Wednesday afternoon gathering of Mrs. W. L. Taylor’s division members featured an opening vocal number by Mrs. Ed Ahrens Mrs. George Davis and Mrs. T. G. Waddel amid enthusiastic praise. The program included two piano pieces by Miss Nyda Schwasnick and a pantomime Hallowe'en by high school girls led by Zelena Worden Fern Paquette Jean Wright Patricia Schroeder Virginia Larson Mildred Weber Frances Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Kensington
W. L. Taylor
Ed Ahrens
George Davis
T. G. Waddel
Nyda Schwasnick
Samuel Schckerwitz
Zelena Worden
Fern Paquette
Jean Wright
Patricia Schroeder
Virginia Larson
Mildred Weber
Frances Goodwin
Ollicott Club Hosts Luncheon and Cards Meeting
The Ollicott club met Wednesday afternoon for a social gathering. Mrs Don Howard hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel and later at her apartment. Mrs W H Jordan and Mrs Carl Weiland attended as extra guests. The high score prize went to Mrs E R Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollicott Club
Don Howard
Union Pacific
W. H. Jordan
Carl Weiland
E. R. Morgan
Fortuna Club Reopens Social Meetings Hostess Eve lyn Doran
Fortuna club resumed weekly gatherings this Monday with eight members present. Bridge provided entertainment and high score prize went to Miss Amanda Gemeinhardt. Lunch at Youngs cafe closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortuna Club
Evelyn Doran
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Youngs Cafe
Mrs Jordan Hosts Informal Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs. W. H. Jordan presided at a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel Monday afternoon. Bridge followed at the apartment with members of the J. F. W. club. High score prize went to Mrs. Jack Lowe. Decorations featured a black and orange scheme.
Social Guild Meeting at Miss Lomila McCleneghan's Home
Miss Lomila McCleneghan hosted St. Mary's Episcopal Church guild at a social gathering Tuesday night. Twenty members attended a 7:30 buffet luncheon and the evening centered on fellowship and conversation. Miss Olive Bush will host the next business meeting for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMiss Lomila McCleneghan
St. Mary’s Guild of Episcopal Church
P. E. O. Chapter Hosts Members At Home Gathering
Mrs. K. S. Agnew presided as host of the P. E. O. Chapter BO meeting at the home, with Mrs. Grabill assisting. Members attended the social event and discussed routine chapter matters in a cordial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S. Agnew
Grabill
Chapter meeting features educational program and social
A bi monthly chapter gathering held Monday afternoon concluded with a business session led by president Miss Valeska Neubauer. An educational program followed, including a four part report on the state meeting at Wayne last May by Mrs. M W Dimery. Mrs. Leo Black described a Forest Lawn memorial in a Glendale church stained glass window. Refreshments ended the afternoon social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeska Neubauer
Wayne
M.W. Dimery
Leo Black
Forest Lawn Memorial
Glendale
Calif
Bridge and social evening in local clubs noted
A Tuesday meeting of the Womans Benefit association at Odd Fellows hall featured a business session led by President Mrs. Alvin Roberts and a bridge social. About 20 attended, with prizes won by Mrs. Paul Sparks and Mrs. Joseph Hahler. Hostesses were Mesdames Elkington Browning Nelson and Riggs. The P. D. Q. club hosted a bridge social at the Furer home with four tables in use. Lucile Hardy and Leonor Gemeinhardt won first and second, while Ruth Jane Gates and Evelyn Tompkins tied for third. The group, now 18 members, will meet again in two weeks with Helen Zalesky and Agnes Filbin hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Alvin Roberts
iAn
Paul Sparks
Joseph Hahler
Lester Elkington
E. J. Browning
Rasmus Nelson
M. W. Riggs
Leona
Amanda Gemeinhardt
P. D. Q. Club
Edward Furer
Lucile Hardy
Leonor Gemeinhardt
Ruth Jane Gates
Ed Morris 60th Birthday Surprise at Home
Ed Morris was honored at a surprise 60th birthday party at his home with 35 guests, hosted by his wife and daughter Ida, ending with a buffet luncheon. Walther League party at J H Edwards home featured dancing, prize winners Kenneth Kilgore and Wilbert Krohn, and a Halloween themed fortune telling game. A Wednesday afternoon country club luncheon for 12, presided by Mrs. Clara McNish, followed by the Contract club and Mrs. K C Lasseter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morris
Walther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J. H. Edwards
Geraldine
Jean Edwards
Kenneth Kilgore
Wilbert Krohn
Clara McNish
Country Club
Contract Club
K. C. Lasseter
Luncheon Play At Mc Nish Home Ends Prize Round
After luncheon hours were spent in playing contract at the Mc Nish home with Mrs. B. C. Grabil holding the day high score. This final entertainment in a series of parties awarded prizes. Mrs. McNish, as high scorer, made first prize selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Tee
McNish
B. C. Grabil
Roths Host Dinner Honoring Denver Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Roth entertained at their home Friday evening for their house guests Mr and Mrs Joe Wolf of Denver. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jack Scheurman and their son and Juanita Benedict, as listed in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roth
Joe Wolf
Denver
Jack Scheurman
Juanita Benedict
Halloween dessert luncheon and Legion bridge party
Mrs J W Weiand hosted a dessert luncheon and contract party for 16 at her apartment with Halloween color decor. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Goodwin, Mrs Carl Jones, and door prize to Mrs O J Weymouth. American Legion ladies then joined a bridge party at the Legion rooms with seven tables in play. prizes to Mrs C H Perry, Mrs R V Franzis, George Ellers, and J L Tewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Weiand
Frank Goodwin
Carl Jones
O. J. Weymouth
American Legion
Entre Nous club hosts luncheon and contract games
Mrs Rebecca Baker and Mrs G P Kratz attended as extra guests with Mrs R E Roche as hostess. The group met for a one o clock luncheon at Youngs cafe and card games at the Roche home. Prizes went to Mrs G H Doran and Mrs F O Burgess, with Mrs Baker winning the free for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Baker
G. P. Kratz
Entre Nous Club
R. E. Roche
Youngs Cafe
Roche
G. H. Doran
F. O. Burgess
Baker
Monarch Succession Dates For Edward and George V
King Edward VII ascended January 22, 1901 and was crowned August 9, 1902. King George V succeeded May 6, 1910 and coronation occurred June 22, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
George
Edward VII
George V
African Gray Parrot Care Longevity and Trade Costs
The African Gray parrot may live long when properly cared for and acclimated to its locale. Shipping losses from Africa and during dealer handling raise costs, making this species more expensive than most other parrots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
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Roger
Lon Miller
Elmer Holtman
R. F. Dedrick
Wiliam Windsheimer
East Gurley
J. W. Houser
A. M. Nelson
Earl Krueger
Nellie Demers
Jessie Dowd
Gus Sutter
Salt Lake City
City
O. P. Skaggs
L. W. Hill
C. A. Serl
Alliance
Mr. Hill
Scottsbluff
George Sheldon
Mrs. Martin
California
James Camron
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Camon
Anna Miller
Myron
Clarence Halladay
Norma
Stevenson
Washington
M. L. Anthony
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Anthony
Mrs. Halladay
Paul S Stratton
Cheyenne
Safeway Stores
C. H. Jones
Ward Johnson
George Mulets
Louis Grage
W. D. Powell
Roy Buchannan
Mrs. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Sheriff
W. W. Schulz
Geneva
Fremont
Schulz
Convention of Old Fellows
C. L. Conrad
West Gurley
Henry Johnson
Frank Vizina
Wymore
DeeEs
Pot Men
Mens Rayon
Hefner
Society Notes
Kensington
Sineva Cen
Wallhide
Akes
Mrs. McNish
Mrs. Roche
Innacle Orado Coals
Mev
Pesan
Florida
Lexington
Edwards
Swan
Clorox
Nebraska
Llonghorn
Wyth
Virginia
Sunkist
Jee
Rosen
Bath
GREE
Fri
Sat
Siltas
Idaho
Stash, Gy
Gavi
Sey Ank
Greenlees
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