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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1936

Page

7

Local Social News Briefs From Chappell Area

Mrs W J Wilson returns from a three week visit with relatives at Broken Bow. Dr R S Baker trips to Scottsbluff on professional business. Mrs J D Emerick of Alliance visits with her parents Mr and Mrs C P Chambers. Mrs C R Mortensen and son William depart for Denver for several days with friends. Mr and Mrs J H ONeil and children travel to North Platte to visit Lyle Wiegand of Long Beach formerly of Chappell. Weigand attends to business at Chappell. he is Hyde’s brother in law. Mrs H Van Aelstyn with uncle Jack Lynott of Wyoming Pa depart for San Pedro to visit mother and sister Mrs George Van Aelstyn. It has been 40 years since Mr Lynott and sister last saw each other. Mr and Mrs E J Morgan and children Jimmy and Dennis return from a ten day absence. Morgan works for J I Case and the family visited Lincoln and York.

Lyle Wiegand Long Beach Chappell E. L. Hyde Weigand Hyde E. J. Morgan Jimmy Dennis City Mr. Morgan J. I. Case Company Racine Wis Mrs. Morgan Lincoln York

Mrs Kathryn Henderson Guest in Sidney as Carnival Planned

Mrs Kathryn Henderson of Denver visits Sidney staying with her niece Mrs Ruth Roberts and family. Young people of the Christian church plan a carnival in the church parlors Friday night with public invitation.

Kathryn Henderson Denver Sidney Ruth Roberts Christian Church

Local Social News: Visits and Departures Across Town

Mrs Joe Frei, under medical care at Reche hospital, was discharged to home in Potter on Wednesday. Mrs Hardla Kock, sister of Mrs L C Barstow, who stayed in the city ten days, departed Tuesday for LaSalle Illinois. Miss Grace McIntosh and her nephew, with Attorney James McIntosh, returned Wednesday from a business trip to Dodge City Kansas. Anna and Juanita Van Aelstyn and Thomas Baker of Cheyenne visited the Van Aelstyns Sunday.

Joe Frei Reche Hospital Potter Wednesday Hardla Kock L. C. Barstow LaSalle Ill Grace Mcintosh James McIntosh Dodge City Kaw Anna and Juanita van Aelstyn Thomas Baker Cheyenne Mrs. H van Aelstyn

Sill Family Visited Farm Near Lymen and Mitchell

C D Sill, local Burlington agent, Mrs. Sill and children Donald and Peggy visited at Mr Sill s farm near Lymen Sunday. They visited friends at Mitchell on their return trip.

Sill Burlington

Marshes Return From Eastern Visit With Relatives

Mr and Mrs Roy Marsh returned Tuesday from the eastern part of the state where they spent a week with relatives. They visited Mr Marsh's kin at Randolph and other points.

Roy Marsh Mr. Marsh Randolph

Dodge City visitors and local society notes

Mrs. Cochran of Dodge City visits Hamiltons with family ties. Downs attends a Chevrolet mechanics school in Denver returning later. Julia Runge to Seattle for marriage to George Matuska. Walter Hardy returns from Chicago after six weeks. Bernice LaMaster and Albert Almond visit from Bridgeport. Leena Thompson returns to Grand Island. Mrs. A. C. Stiller visits from Grand Island while husband works in Wyoming. PTA meeting set for Bronson school with Dr. A. L. Miller on orient topics. Winders Hardware owners in Denver for business, W. J. Wilson managing store in their absence. Murray and Sterling of Omaha visit en route to Cheyenne. Murray campaigns on Democratic ticket in Sidney. Art Nelson and wife return from Omaha. Nelson visits sisters Laharty, Falvey, and Melaughlin.

W. R. Murray Ed Sterling Omaha Henry Johnson Cheyenne Vay Murray Sidney

Mrs Murphy visits relatives in Kearney for a week

Mrs J B Murphy left for Kearney Sunday to visit her mother and other relatives for a week. Miss Stella Callahan district supervisor of the Woodman circle is spending the week in Sidney to aid the local lodge and is guest of Miss Gladys Bell.

Engineer J. W. Haggstrom to work in Lincoln winter

J. W. Haggstrom project engineer for the state highway department has left Sidney for Lincoln where he will be stationed during the winter. He will visit his home at Greeley for a few days on the way to the eastern part of the state.

J. W. Haggstrom State Highway Department Sidney Lincoln Greeley

Sidney visit by Mr and Mrs William Gross and family

Mr and Mrs William Gross and their son Billy of Scottsbluff visited Sidney on Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas OConnell. T E Kokjer of Kokjer Motor Company traveled to Denver on business with Mrs Kokjer and Mrs Paul Martin plus son Steve. They expect to return home this evening.

William Gross Billy Scottsbluff Sidney Thomas O'Connell T. E. Kokjer The Kokjer Motor Company Denver Kokjer Paul Martin Steve

Edners and relatives visit Gurley from Evanston

Mr and Mrs Andy Edner and twin daughters Mary Ann and Mary Lou formerly of Sidney visited Gurley the past week with Mrs Edner’s brother Walter Bercher and family. They departed Wednesday night for Omaha to visit Mrs Edner’s mother and sister Mrs William Bereher and Mrs Verona Anderson.

Andy Edner Mary Ann Mary Lou Evanston Wio Sidney Gurley Edner Walter Bercher Wey Omaha William Bereher Verona, Anderson

Mrs Stockdick of Katy Visits Sidney Friends

Mrs. E. C. Stockdick of Katy Texas is spending a week in Sidney visiting longtime friends. She lived in Sidney most of her life before moving to Texas with her husband who plans to spend their remaining years there. After a few days at Gurley with her mother Mrs. George Ruhter she will return home.

E. C. Stockdick Katy Tex Sidney Stockdick Texas Gurley George Ruhter

Vocational agriculture instructor to return from Kansas City

J. W. Nielsen, instructor in the vocational agriculture school, will return home the latter part of the week from Kansas City Missouri where he has been for a week attending the international meeting of vocational men and boys of the Future Farmers of America. Rev J D Sheaff is substituting for Mr Nielsen during his absence. A regular meeting of Jobs Daughters was held at the Masonic hall Wednesday night.

J. W. Nielsen Vocational Agriculture Kansas City Vocational Men and Boys of the Future Farmers of America J. d. Sheaff Mr. Nielsen Jobs Daughters Masonic Hall

House warming honors new Couch apartments residents Nita Caldwell and Alice Waugh

Miss Nita Caldwell and Miss Alice Waugh, recent residents of the Couch apartments, were honored at a Tuesday night house warming hosted by friends. The event featured culinary gifts and time for needlework and knitting. Attending guests included Misses Frances Filbin Agnes Filbin Muriel Riggs Phyllis Corbett Bernice Kelly Audrey Howard Evelyn Doran Lillian Miller Helen McKee Gwendolyn Jorgenson Evelyn Tompkins Mesdaimes Don Shhipman Carl Wieland A C Stiller Ross Barker and W G Lewe.

Nita Caldwell Alice Waugh Couch Frances Agnes Filbin Muriel Riggs Phyllis Corbett Bernice Kelly Audrey Howard Evelyn Doran Lillian Miller Helen McKee Gwendolyn Jorgenson Evelyn Tompkins Mesdaimes Don Shhipman Carl Wieland A. C. Stiller Ross Barker W. G. Lewe

P. E. O. Society Notes and Club Gatherings

Society notes record P. E. O. meeting at Mrs. Weymouth home with Mrs. Agnew as co host. A health program led by Miss Valeska Neubauer and Mrs. J R Taylor occupies most of the event followed by refreshments. LePlaisir club luncheon and bridge at country club hosted by Mrs G P Kratz among eight guests. House warming at Mrs Ackles Westoness for Entre Nots with two special guests.

Chapter BO O. J. Weymouth K. S. Agnew Valeska Neubauer J. R. Taylor

Luncheon and Bridge Evening at Ackles Home

Dedrick attended a Wednesday luncheon at the country club followed by bridge at the Ackles home. Table decorations celebrated Hallowe'en with Mrs. E. S. Stokes earning high score honors and Mrs. G. H. Doran second. Extra guest prize went to Mrs. Martin.

Dedrick Ackles E. S. Stokes G. H. Doran Martin

A A L Meeting At Rev Boehnke Home

The monthly meeting of A A L was hosted by Rev and Mrs G H Boehnke in north Potter Tuesday night. Rev Boehnke led the business session and a social hour followed with prize winners Mrs Paul Meyer and Willard Wills for excelling in games. Sidney attendees included Mr and Mrs O A Kilgore Mr and Mrs H A Krumm Miss Leona Gemeinhardt Miss Ogla Schuessler and Miss Marcelia Boehnte.

G. H. Boehnke North Potter District Boehnke Diverion of Burance Paul Meyer Willard Wills Sidney

Anniversary Run for Woman’s Benefit Lodge Hosts Evening

A Woman’s Benefit association anniversary was celebrated during a regular lodge meeting at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night. Husbands attended as guests as bridge was played and lunch served. High scores honor went to Mrs. Henry Hargens and M. W. Riggs, traveling prize to Mrs. Paul Sparks. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Clinton, Mrs. Zelima Meenan and Mrs. E. Duffy.

Womans Benefit Association Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Henry Hargens M. W. Riggs Paul Sparks Frank Clinton Zelima Meenan E. Duffy

Bride Honored in Mrs H J Loebe Jr Social Shower

Mrs H J Loebe Jr hosted a Wednesday night shower at her home for Miss Sally Swenson a bride to be. Forty six guests received invitations and placed favors of tiny china bridal dolls on red heart place cards at luncheon tables.

H. J. Loebe, Jr Sally Swenson Shaneh

Clever Circle Club meeting adopts 1 pm start time

The Clever Circle ex tension club met at Mrs. Ray Rexroth's home on Thursday afternoon October 15 with 16 members and one visitor. Leaders Mrs. Rexroth and Miss Dorothy Theis directed the parliamentary rules lesson. A key motion set future meetings to begin promptly at 1 pm. The next meeting is scheduled for November 12 at Mrs. Les Omel's home.

Clever Circle Club Clever Circle Extension Club Ray Rexroth Rexroth Dorothy Theis Les Omel

Birthday Surprise for Mrs F H Wolf at Home

Mrs F H Wolf was guest of honor at a Monday afternoon surprise birthday party held at her home. The event was planned by her daughter and daughter in law, Mrs Harold Bond and Mrs Clifford Wolf, with guests including Mrs William Pyle, Mrs Howard Hening, Mrs Gene Pyle of Chappell, Mrs Hanna Hammer, Mrs Henry Whitney, Mrs Frank Wagner, Mrs F A Bush and Miss Mary Uptegrove.

F. H. Wolf Harold Bond Clifford Wolf William Pyle Howard Hening Gene Pyle Chappell Hanna Hammer Henry Whitney Frank Wagner F. A. Bush Mary Uptegrove

Pi Mu Society hears piano recital at local home

Miss Helen Peetz hosted the Pi Mu Society at her home Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Rosemary O Neil gave an individual piano recital as Leroy Rabe Marina Mayer Peggy O Neil Lucia Singer and Blaine Weland were elected officers for the year. The gathering featured games prizes went to Leroy Rabe and Marina Mayer. Decorations reflected Halloween. Mrs H Van Aelstyn received a farewell party with costumes and humorous makeup prizes. A wedding followed with 36 guests. the bride wore coronation blue velvet and the groom is Edward Klatka of Alliance. They plan to live in Alliance after a trip and he works in aviation.

Pi Mu Society Helen Peetz Pi Mu Honorary Music Society Rosemary O'Neil Leroy Rabe Marina Mayer Peggy O'Neil Lucia Singer Blaine Weland Lucile Murphy H. van Aelstyn California van Aelstyn Edward Furer Bunco Louis Blaha Mrs. Furer Mesdames Zelma Meenan George Fahy M. A. Zwickl Fred Mauser Frank Popp Martin Heeg Mark Schilz Ray Wellner J. E. Hart John Sullivan Frank Clinton Henry Loebe Anna Stormburg Frances Clinton Mildred Beyer Edward Klatka Alliance Omaha Lincoln Des Moines Lyon

Shower for Bride Ends With Embroidered Towels at Rectory

Miss Sally Swenson, a bride elect, was honored at a Monday night Episcopal church shower sponsored by church school teachers and St. Perpetua's guild. Guests hemmed tea towels and embroidered initials while a buffet supper was served by Mrs. W. B. Swenson.

Episcopal Church Sally Swenson Church School St. Perpetua’s Guild P. E. Spehr Florence Brown W. B. Swenson Zelena Worden Nida Schwasnick Wilma Schulz Catherine Jones Grace Curless Ruth Sparks Evelyn Clark Phyllis Corbett Edith Oldershaw Valeska Neubauer Mesdames B. B. Hine T. E. Kokjer John Daniel Clayton Parks Alta Cobb

Sunday Evening Devotion and Benediction Led by Pastor

Sunday evening devotion includes rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m led by Anton Link pastor.

Anton Link

Trinity Lutheran Church Mission Services and Reformation Festival

Trinity Lutheran Church plans three special services Sunday with ministers from Eben Ezer Brush, Paxton Lutheran, Oshkosh St Marks, and Dean W F Ranger of Fremont delivering sermons. Morning and afternoon services focus on mission, evening marks the Reformation. Choir assists. lunch fellowship offered. coffee provided by church ladies.

Western Theological Seminary Fremont Ladies of Our Church W. T. Kahse

Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Topics

The Methodist Church holds church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon The Romance of Escape Epworth league at 6 30 p m evening worship at 7 30 p m with a sermon If Jesus Came to Sidney Midweek prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 15 p m J J Sheaff minister.

Epworth League Jesus Sidney

Presbyterian Worship Service with Sermon on Joseph

At 10 a m Sunday school begins, followed by 11 a m worship. Sermon topic is The Story of Joseph. Dr Paul P Cheff serves as pastor.

Joseph Paul P. Cheff

Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Punkin County Fair

The Christian Church lists Sunday services at 10 a.m. for Sunday school and 11 a.m. for communion and sermon on The All Consuming Desire. Evening worship at 7:30 with sermon on Complete Triumph. Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and youth social for the young people at the Punkin County Fair Friday evening October 23 in the church basement. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at the parsonage with choir rehearsal Thursday evening. J L Tyner is minister.

Punkin J. L. Tyner

Assembly of God Church Sunday Services and Revival

Sunday school at 10 a m with Mrs Evelyn Endersby of Portland speaking at 11 a m on Power from on High Evangelistic services at 7 30 p m Rev Thornton speaks on The Mark of the Beast Revival meetings continue through the week with topics including universal salvation Four Cardinal Sins of the Gentile Age and The Time of Separation A cordial invitation awaits attendees.

Evelyn Endersby Portland Ore Thornton

True Protestants and Protestant Liberty Sermon at St Pauls

Sunday school at 9:30 German and 9:30 English services with a 10:30 sermon at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Mt Vernon services at 7:30. Pastor H. F. Krwin argues against man made doctrines and emphasizes conscience, liberty, and Christ as master, citing biblical passages.

Mt. Vernon Christ the Apostle Luther Worms

Eagle News Snippet from Lake County

William Florke called on J. W. Hyde Sunday. Mrs Bertha Borges was a guest of Mrs Ben Jurgens Thursday. Charles and Fred Schwartz and Ed Borges were in Lisco Tuesday.

William Florke J. W. Hyde Bertha Borges Ben Jurgens Charles Fred Schwartz Ed Borges Lisco

Sale Draws Large Crowd at Harry Thompson Farm Tuces Day

A large crowd attended the sale at the Harry Thompson farm Tuces Day. Mrs. Beakon of Gurley is spending several days at the Arthur Ingwerson Cecil Hume called on Ed Stevens Monday. Pauline Ostermeier, Catherine and Louise Borges and Melvin Juce's spent the weekend at Kearney. Otto Rahe and daughters, Bess and Elsie, called at Cecil Hume's Tues Arthur Ingwerson called at P. "J. Ingwerson's Monday.

Harry Thompson Mrs. Beakon of Gurley Arthur Ingwerson Cecil Hume Ed Stevens Pauline Ostermeier Catherine Louise Borges Melvin Juce Kearney Otto Rahe Bess Elsie

Also Mentioned on This Page

W J. Wilson Broken Bow R. S. Baker J D. Emerick Mrs C. P Chambers C R Mortensen William J. H. O’neil North Platte George D. Cochran B. P. Hamilton Cochran Hamilton Downs Kekjer Motor Company Chevrolet Julia Runge Seattle Wash George Matuska Matuska Walter Hardy Chicago Mrs. Hardy Bernice LaMaster Albert Almond Bridgeport Orpha Milota Anne Gardner Fort Laramie,Wiyo Tom Madden Leena Thompson Grand Island George C. Thompson Miss Thompson Tortington Wyo PTA Bronson School A. L. Miller Kimball Orient W. M. Winders Winders Hardware Store Art Nelson Nelson Frank Laharty Harry Falvey Prark Melaughlin Society Notes LePlaisir Club Mrs. Wolf Hencred Wolf Stetson Trinity Lutheran Church J. J. Sheaff Presbyterian Church Assembly OF God Church ST Paul's Lutheran Church H. F. Krwin Eagle Elda Hume Greenlees’ Grocery Jonathan Fancy Florida Greenlees Basement Childrens Full Length P. “J. Ingwerson Dr. L. A. Bersee Or. C. L. Bersee Optometrist Nebraska Radcliffe Building Sidney, Nebraska Greenlees
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