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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
4
The War Minister hosted Tuesday afternoon guests of Mrs. Ray Tremain. A string of local visits follows, with Evelyn Smith returning home after a short stay with Mary Frerichs and many residents from Sidney and surrounding areas attending gatherings, dinners, and church services through the week.
Yores Missionary Society hostesses Mrs George Thompson and Mrs M E Webster lead a year ahead setup with officers elected and aprons for Mother Juel's Orphans Home prepared. Morning bridge at country club, several bridal showers and dinners follow with honors awarded. O E S Kensington party, Delta Dek dinner bridge, and a Snow White themed farewell party for June McDaniel Myers at the courthouse area plus weekly bridge events and a birthday dinner for Sol and Elizabeth Willis.
Ray Cruise, recipient of a Danforth scholarship, returned Tuesday after four weeks abroad. The first two weeks were in St. Louis and the last in Michigan. Nearby, family and Evelyn Smith enjoyed an outing at Greenwood ranch and dined with William Frerichs. Mons Johnson and grandson Chester Hoagland visited J C Jorgensen Tuesday morning.
W M Jeffers announced W P Rogers as the new Union Pacific properties and operations manager for Sun Valley Idaho, succeeding K M Singer in the Utah parks hotels post. Rogers, a 1920 recruit from Green River Wyoming, has held roles across Rawlins Cheyenne Evanston North Platte Sidney Omaha Topeka Grand Canyon and Utah parks, and will also manage the Sawtooth resort. Oats weakness and barley steady amid mixed grain markets follow.
Domestic grain markets were unsettled for the week ended September 2 as the Weekly Grain Market Review notes. Purchases by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation helped steady wheat prices despite sharp drops in Winnipeg and Liverpool. A seven cent rise in fed loan rates on corn buffered shrinking export demand, though the market softened as new crop prospects remained generally favorable and supplies appeared ample.
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