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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1929
Page
4
Mrs. Leo Bartholomew spends Dinner Hostsweek in Denver. Numerous visitors and trips noted include J E Paquette to Scottsbluff, Judge G C Kratz to Geing, Ernest Peterson from Dalton, J F Hanson from Fremont, Dr E S Sherrerd to Lodge Pole, and many local relatives visiting Bridgeport Alliance Kimball and other towns.
The Cha May Campfire girls and guardians Mrs. M. W. Dimery and Miss Marion Clarke hosted a Hallowe en party at Hardy hall on Friday night inviting each member to bring a guest. Thirty six attended a lively evening filled with games and stunts.
The Altar Society of St. Patrick’s Catholic church met last Thursday at the auditorium with strong attendance. Plans for the annual fall bazaar set for Wednesday and Thursday were nearly complete. Hostesses for the afternoon included Mrs. W. B. Pitman Mrs. Frank Beyer Mrs. George Stromberg and Mrs. Julius Choan.
Last Friday night a Hallowe'en event by 30 members of the senior Epworth league was held in the church basement. Rev and Mrs Hal F Schenck chaperoned youths dressed in rural overalls as they enjoyed ghost stories stunt acts apple diving and games followed by a snappy lunch and cider.
Allen Stephens entertained a group of playmates at a Hallowe en dinner party at his parents home on Friday afternoon and evening from four to seven. Guests included Anna Taylor Marion Bassett Jeanette Larson Charlotte Costello Winona Oliver Mary Ann Stephens Jack Grigsby Bobbie Craig Phil Christofferson Leo Glaubuts John Schenck Dick Barger and Abbott Slay ter.
Eastern Star Kensington holds meeting Tuesday afternoon at Masonic club rooms. Kensington Methodist Church hosts Wednesday afternoon gathering at church basement. Home Missionary Society of Methodist Church meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Archie Kirkpatrick’s home. Mothers Club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs LeRoy Larson’s home.
Cheyenne County boys and girls compete for Jubilee honors as they take examinations at the courthouse. Top two from each county move to Omaha for a final where eight competitors earn gold silver or bronze medals or honorable mention. Also notes Lockwood's Jewelry offers Japanese hand decorated pottery and gift items.
Twenty two counties will exhibit in the Ak-Sar-Ben coliseum agricultural and horticultural exposition as part of the Nebraska diamond jubilee. E W Taylor says space was limited and late entries were not accepted. Counties include Adams Box Butte Buffalo Cass Cheyenne Cuming Custer Dawes Dawson Douglas Garfield Hitchcock Kimball Merick Perkins Phelps Polk Red Willow Thurston Valley Washington and Wayne. Exhibits aim to develop each county's resources with cash prizes from the jubilee committee.
Alias The Deason on stage at Fox U.S. A. theatre last night drew a large audience with a strong local cast. The two day run ends tonight with tickets moving fast at Bassett's pharmacy. Cast includes Brick McGoorty Paul Kahl and Kenneth Johnson among others.
Mrs. Pike Mona Livoni and deputy Al fred Ladine join committee women Fern Dodds and Irene Miller in a city council update. The group reflects ongoing civic duties with several named participants and roles noted.
When Christmas nears, Lockwood’s Jewelry offers on site printing for personal Christmas cards. Stop in today to place your order ahead of the rush and ensure timely delivery.
William Mortenson C R McDowell F A Bush and Bill Lowe formed a hunting party to gardens county lakes Sunday morning. They reported a bag of 62 ducks mostly northern birds.
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