Sidney News Briefs of Visitors and Local Guests
Robert Tierney of Kimball and other out of town visitors appear in Sidney social notes. The week features arrivals, hospital treatments, travel, and family visits, including weddings and a ceremony by Judge G. P. Kratz at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tierney
Kimball
G. E. Oberschelp
James
Denver
Sidney
Jay William Kingsley
Ester Miller
Cozad
Court House
G P Kratz
Marriages and community notes from Sidney area
Mrs Raymond Bauer and children return to Lincoln after visiting Mrs Bauer's parents Mr and Mrs W P Miles. Miss Agnes Dwyer returns from Laramie to teach in district No 77. Grace Ruby Mellen and George Dickinson wed at Sidney. Jean Osborn visits then returns to North Platte. Ruth Osborn to attend school here. Kenneth Lynch joins Sidney Drug Co. Local attendees at Logan county fair from Sidney include several families. Ada Howard ill with appendicitis after teaching in Oshkosh. Vern Hilton and family depart after mountain vacation. W R Pettett and children move to Lincoln for school year. Mrs Pettett to attend Wesleyan. L P McCain of Spearfish visits J W Johnson. McCain teaches at Spearfish. Arlene McCain visits from Los Angeles. Sidney Motor Sales lists several new car buyers. Family reunion at Kearney with 60 members from California, Iowa, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dwyer
Laramie
Sidney
Sheriff Schulz Returns From Lincoln With Youths
Sheriff WwW W Schulz came back Wednesday night from Lincoln after escorting Clarence Roe and Ernest Larson to the state reformatory He was accompanied by Mrs Schulz They also attended the state fair during the trip Miss Mildred Crosbie city water department bookkeeper departs tomorrow for a two week vacation to Laramie and Salt Lake City visiting sister Mrs Walter M Harris and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz
Lincoln
Clarence Roe
Ernest Larson
State Reformatory
Mrs. Schulz
Mildred Crosbie
The
City Water Department
Laramie
Salt Lake City
Walter M. Harris
Methodist Kensington Society Notes Meeting at Church Basement
Members of the Methodist Kensington held an enjoyable meeting in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon. After the business session, a social hour followed with lunch served by Mrs. J. Earl Thayer's division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Kensington
J. Earl Thayer
St True Aid Society
George Nieman
Aid Socity
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Huntsman
Meeting of the Rebekah Lodge Highlights Local Attendance
Members attended the Rebekah lodge meeting on Wednesday night with business and degree work completed. A social hour followed hosted by Mrs Claud Babcock, Mrs L W Taylor, and Mrs C T Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Claud Babcock
L W Taylor
C T Jameson
Ackles Host Farewell Dinner For Miss Elizabeth Couch
Mr and Mrs P J Ackles entertained guests at a Sunday dinner at their home as a farewell compliment to Miss Elizabeth Couch who will attend a school of art in Brooklyn New York this year Mrs Ackles nephew Gilford Montgomery was also honored on the occasion as it marked his birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P J Ackles
Elizabeth Couch
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ackles
Gilford Montgomery
Miss Harr
Elizabeth Harr
Greenlees’ Store
Legion Park
Hart
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
Albert Greenlee
George Thompson
M. E. Banta
Grace Banks
E. Tanner
Mary Peetz
Natalie Butherus
Ida Portrey
Roy Greenlee
George Porter
Fred Paper
Ralph Marshall
Safety First Auxiliary Holds Monthly Meeting at Wal-Bur Hall
Eight members gathered Tuesday afternoon for the Safety First auxiliary monthly meeting at Wal-Bur hall. A business session occupied part of the time while the rest was social with bridge as the main diversion. A pleasant lunch concluded the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety First
Safety First Auxiliary
Wal-Bur Hall
Bridge
Willing Workers Enjoy All Day Picnic North of Sidney
Members of the Willing Workers of the Christian church and their families spent an all day outing at the Alva Hart home several miles northeast of Sidney. It was the last picnic before school starts and the weather was ideal. A bounteous basket lunch was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Alva Hart
Sidney
Kratz Hosts Jolly Dozen Dinner and Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs G P Kratz hosted six couples at a country club dinner for Jolly Dozen members. Blue and gold décor featured delphiniums and golden glow flowers. After dinner guests returned to the Kratz home for bridge, with high score awarded to Russell Dedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Kratz
Country Club
Jolly Dozen Club
Kratz
Bridge
Russell Dedrick
Paul Martin
Surprise social event honored Mrs in the week’s evening
A pleasing social gathering occurred Monday evening as a surprise for Mrs. described in the note. Details are sparse but indicate a cordial community tribute with neighbors and friends participating.
Birthday Bridge Party Honors Arthur Holm with Gifts
Arthur Holm celebrated her birthday with a bridge party hosting three tables. Miss Lillian Miller and Miss Rose McFadden won high and low trophies, and the honoree received a lovely gift. Guests included Mesdames C H Perry Everett Lukens Roy Depew Lester Elkington E B Young Glen Spearow and Misses Mable Rauner Rose Grace McFadden Lillian Miller Mable Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Holm
Lillian Miller
Rose McFadden
Mesdames C H Perry
Everett Lukens
Roy Depew
Lester Elkington
E. B. Young
Glen Spearow
Mable Rauner
Rose
Grace McFadden
Mable Perry
Interesting Auxiliary Meeting Precedes September Play
The American Legion auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night with strong attendance. Committees were formed to stage the play Corporal Ragen, planned for September 24 and 25, directed by experienced instructors and expected to be worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Corporal Ragen
Auxiliary
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Albert Brauer
John Lawler
Hastings
Mrs. Vaughn Hall
Son
W.P
W E. Brockelsby
Spurling Hospital
Winnie Johnson
Taylor Hospital
Walter Forbes
Minneapolis
James Forbes
Mrs. H. R. Puller
Ted Willis
C. T
Miss Pearl
Willis
Goodland
Kan
R. E. Cressy
Cressy New Way Shoe Company of
Fairbury
J. W Rogers
Lodge Pole
Hah Jer
Pratt Institute of Art
Dorothy Jean Treber
George Burrill
Deadwood, S. D
C. M. Livoni
George Puckett
Norcott
William
C C Holtorff
Sterling
J W Johnson
Fritz Santo
Falls City
F. W Portrey
Virginia Johnson
Ogallala
Ronald Barker
H. F Kreinbring
Gurley
Gilbert Weigers
New Plymouth
Mr. Osborn
I. H. Warrick
Lorenzo District
J. R. Taylor
E. J Leonard
B. Walker
North Platte
Percy Bayard
Superior
Dr. Molzahn
Betty
McCook
Mary Hart
Tecumseh
Edward Furer, Jr
Fairfield
Mrs. Raymond Davis
Rosa Johnston
Dalton
Foster Cook
Clyde Brady
Sidney R. Oberfelder
New York
Robert Oberfelder
Colorado
W. D. Bailey
Sund Lumber & Grain Company
Florence Parks
Long Beach
Calif
R. B. Hamilton
Fort Collins
John Crock
Mrs Crock
Mrs
Jack Dolan
Bobby Davison
Jessie Davison
Maggie
Catherine Peetz
K. D. Bassett
R. W. Zimmerle
Haxtun
Colo
Ed Huber
Howard Knox
Grand Island
Edgar Sayre
Frank Bridges
Calvin
Encampment
Wyo
Frances Bridges
E. S. Stokes
Edward
Wyoming Mountains
Frank Schwasnick
Hugh Slawson
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Call Finke
Finke
Finke Creamery Co
Raymond Bauer
Grace Ruby Mellen
George Francis Dickinson
Jean Osborn
M. W. Osborn
Ruth Osborn
Kenneth Lynch
Alliance
Sidney Drug Company
Lynch
W P. Miles
Logan County
R. W Johnson
F. A. Johnson
W T Sharman
Nels Johnson
Ada Howard
Oshkosh
Vern Hilton
Central City
H. H. Huntsinger
W R. Pettett
Marjorie
Robert
Miss Pettett
L P. McCain
Spearfish
S. D
McCain
State Teachers College
Arlene McCain
Siney
Los Angeles
Edison
William Pattenberg
Ray Wellner
Frank Krentz
Arthur Krueger
Edwin Erickson
Potter
Alfred Edner
Elmer Huff
W. E. Chambers
Victor
H Robinette
Zella
Marietta
Peetz
Kearney
California
Iowa
Nebraska
Society Notes
Rebekahs
Audrey Francis
Pearl Willis
Hugh Mitchell
Elmer Francis
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Home Owned
Mrs. Holm
County Credit Reports
County Credit Board
Pioneer Service
Atwater
Kent
Golden Voiced Radio
Sidney, Nebraska
Greenlees’ Inc. Shoe Department
Greenlees’ Inc
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