Weekend guests and travels across regional towns
Miss Floy Beach of Chadron spent a weekend with Mrs. H W Biedermann. Mrs H Van Aelstyn and daughter Genevieve visited Kimball. Lucy Whallon of Denver stayed with Mr and Mrs J H Wade. Lawrence Reisdorff and Bob Shaffer attended a prize fight in Scottsbluff Monday night. Various residents planned trips to Denver Lincoln Ogallala Sterling and Omaha for business and medical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Beach
Chadron
H. W. Biedermann
Lawrence Reisdorff
Bob Shaffer
Scottsbluff
Wedding at courthouse by acting county judge Sowards
The principals in a wedding were married at the courthouse on Wednesday afternoon by Attorney C. C. Sowards acting county judge. Witnesses present were Mr. and Mrs. Werner Pritschau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
C. C. Sowards
Werner Pritschau
Anthony family returns from southwest vacation
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Anthony and daughter Thelma of the Bronson neighborhood have returned from a months vacation spent touring Arizona and other southwest points of interest. They visited with their daughter and sister Mrs. F. J. Hansen in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Anthony
Thelma
Bronson
Arizona
Southwest
F. J. Hansen
Phoenix
Jolly Dozen Club Dines Hosts Then Bridges at Country Club
Members of the Jolly Dozen club met for a seven o'clock dinner of nice arrangements at the country club. The group then moved to the home of hosts Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Grabill for an evening of bridge. High scores were shared by Mrs. Russell Dedrick and G. P. Kratz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
B. C. Grabill
Russell Dedrick
G. P. Kratz
Ogallala Visitors Stay With Stephens Family
Mr and Mrs William Strong and their son Kenneth from Ogallala spent Wednesday as guests at the Fred Stephens home. Mr Strong serves as district manager of Western Public Service Company in their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strong
Kenneth
Ogallala
Fred Stephens
Strong
Western Public Service Company
Miss Lucile Waddell to Enter Wesleyan University
Miss Lucile Waddell will depart for Lincoln later this week to enter Wesleyan University. She was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Livingston on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Waddell
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
Vern Livingston
Miss Crosbie Heads to Salt Lake City With Niece for School
Miss Mildred Crosbie departs today for Salt Lake City to escort her niece Mildred Harris home for schooling. The girl had spent the summer with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crosbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Crosbie
Salt Lake City
Mildred Harris
Thomas Crosbie
Mrs Dale Knight Sets East Tour After Bus Trip
Mrs Dale Knight left Wednesday afternoon by bus for Des Moines Iowa where she will meet her parents and make an extended tour of the east They will visit Detroit Toronto New York and other large cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Knight
Des Moines
Detroit
Toronto
New York
Birth Announcement Sally Dee Lowe Arrives at Spurling Hospital
Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe welcome a daughter named Sally Dee born Thursday afternoon at Spurling hospital weighing six pounds six ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lowe
Spurling Hospital
Sally Dee
Heffelfingers Visit Hornadays En Route Home
Dr and Mrs Harold Heffelfinger of Chicago spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs GC W Hornaday on their way back from a western States tour. Mrs Heffelfinger is Mrs Hornadays niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Heffelfinger
Chicago
GC. W. Hornaday
Mrs. Heffelfinger
Mrs. Hornaday
Keplers Return to Laramie for University Studies
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kepler return to Laramie on Wednesday to resume studies at Wyoming State University. Hollis Kepler and Charlotte Goodale accompany them and go home the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kepler
Laramie
Wyoming State University
Hollis Kepler
Charlotte Goodale
Cheyenne 4-H Club Members Return From Lincoln State Fair
County Agent L. D. Willey led six Cheyenne county 4-H boys and girls who returned Wednesday after competing with other state clubs at the Lincoln state fair. The girls were chaperoned by Mrs. W. E. Brockelsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Willey
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
W. E. Brockelsby
Sweetwater residents Lenz Kocherscheidt and Esther Busse
Sweetwater residents Lenz Kocherscheidt and Esther Busse were the primary figures in a local event, according to the fragment. Further details are unavailable in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenz Kocherscheidt and
Esther Busse
Sweetwater
Keystone Class Party at East Huntsman Methodist
The Keystone class of the Methodist church held its September gathering Tuesday at the country home of Mr and Mrs A K Anderson in East Huntsman district. A covered dish luncheon at seven started the program and the evening was spent with outdoor games. About fifty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Methodist Church
A. K. Anderson
East Huntsman
W. M. B. Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The W. M. B. club met at Mrs. F. M. Slawson's home on Wednesday afternoon with seven members present. The charitable group plans the year's work and then enjoyed social time, with lunch served by the hostess at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. B. Club
F. M. Slawson
Pleasant Pythian Sisters bridge evening hosted by Mrs Lockwood
Mrs L L Lockwood and Mrs Henry Worden hosted a Pythian Sisters bridge night at the former’s home on Tuesday. After rounds of bridge a luncheon followed and prizes went to Mrs F H Corbin and Miss NeMie Niemoller for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lockwood
Henry Worden
Pythian Sisters
Bridge
F. H. Corbin
NeMie Niemoller
Rebekah Kens ington Welcomes Three New Members
The Rebekah Kens ington lodge held a regular Wednesday meeting at the Rebekah kitchen with three new members admitted. Mrs. Edna Killham Mrs. Mae Rose and Mrs. Edith Carlson were initiated into the society after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Rebekah Kitchen
Edna Killham
Mae Rose
Edith Carlson
Garment Work For Odd Fellows Home Highlights Local Meet
Members prepared garments destined for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs home in York. A social hour followed with hostesses Mrs. Anna Wright and Mrs. Lee Gain serving a fine lunch to conclude the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
York
Anna Wright
Lee Gain
Emanon Club Hosts Bridge Party At Weymouth Home
Mrs O J Weymouth and Mrs Julius Cochran hosted an Emanon club bridge afternoon at Weymouth home. High score trophy went to Mrs P C Cunningham. Guests included Mrs Fred Siedow Jr and Mrs James Rosse. Club resumes biweekly meetings after summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Weymouth
Julius Cochran
Emanon Club
Bridge
P. C. Cunningham
Fred Siedow, Jr
James Rosse
Royal Neighbor Kensington Meeting at Mrs Sparks Home
Ladies of the Royal Neighbor Kensington met Tuesday at Mrs J A Sparks country home for a brief business session led by president Mrs T W Hawkins. After the meeting an afternoon of social activities followed with a fine lunch served by Mrs Hawkins and Mrs Sparks as hostess assistants. The regular health study course will resume next month after the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Kensington
J. A. Sparks
Kensington
T. W. Hawkins
Country club ladies host monthly bridge party
The monthly afternoon bridge party for ladies at the country club was held Tuesday in the club house. Hostesses included Mrs. W. LeRoy Larson and others. Luncheon for 15 preceded the games, with three tables. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Joes Smydynes, Mrs. E. R. Kratz, and Mrs. Leo Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simodynes
E. R. Kratz
Leo Bartholomew
Evening Bridge Party hosted by Miss Eleanor Rose
Miss Eleanor Rose presided at her home Tuesday night entertaining 17 young ladies with a bridge party and refreshments. Prizes went to Miss Virginia Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Couch, and Miss Evelyn Lanterman. guests included Dorothea Johnston, Hester Null, Olive Bush, Charlotte Goodale, Thelma Brewer, Clara Ladine, Josephine Jordan, Dorothy Dimick, Muriel Riggs, Helen and Virginia Riggs, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Rose
Virginia Johnson
Elizabeth Couch
Evelyn Lanterman
Freda Hammer
Kathryn Grabill
Dorothea Johnston
Hester Null
Olive Bush
Charlotte Goodale
Thelma Brewer
Clara Ladine
Josephine Jordan
Dorothy Dimick
Muriel Riggs
Helen Riggs
Virginia Barlow
Thelma Anthony
Leonard Fine 12th Birthday Lawn Party Observed
Mrs. Leon Fine hosted a Wednesday evening lawn party for Leonard Fine’s 12th birthday. Eighteen guests joined games directed by Lillian Zike, received paper cup favors, and enjoyed a birthday lunch beside a pink candle topped cake. Attendees included Jean Liebendorfer Roberta Jackson Zapha Lockwood Fern Proughtte Jeanette Larson Gretchen Fine Frances Goodwin Faith Bartlett Mary Ann Daniel Joan Ahrens Harold Hepner Franklin Dedrick John Seyllers Stanley Rabe Bud Ericson Sam Goodale Dick Barger and Bobbie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fine
Leonard
Lillian Zike
Jean Liebendorfer
Roberta Jackson
Zapha Lockwood
Fern Poquetté
Jeanette Larson
Gretchen Fine
Frances Goodwin
Faith Bartlett
Mary Ann Daniel
Joan Ahrens
Harold Hepner
Franklin Dedrick
John Seyllers
Stanley Rabe
Bud Ericson
Sam Goodale
Dick Barger
Bobbie Jones
Isham Jones and Band Set for Tuesday Appearance
Dance lovers await Isham Jones and his band as they close a summer engagement at Trocadero Denver and head to Chicago. The group, famed for original dance hits, has performed across the United States and Europe and counts top theatrical figures among its admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham Jones
Jones
Denver
Chicago
Europe
London
America
United States
Canada
Gulf
Prince of Wales
Former prominent landowner in this county dies in Grand Island
S. N. Wolbach, former state senator and a leading merchant and banker of Grand Island for nearly 60 years, died at his home Wednesday afternoon after suffering a stroke. He was a longtime figure in local business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Wolbach
Grand Island
Industrious banker and merchant dies after long illness
The deceased, once a Grand Island clothing and dry goods merchant who built a large department store, later ran a bank serving as its president and remained a board member. He was a state senator instrumental in bringing soldiers to GC land and was known as a major landowner in Cheyenne, though he had no personal interests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
First National Bank
Board of Directover
Emil
Wolbach
Tin
Cheyenny
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Lucy Whallon
J. H. Wade
Gertrude Nelson
Mountains
Mrs
S. H. Snyder
R. B. Klein
Lewell
Eleanor Jane Walker
S. M. E. Oliver
Veterans Hospital
Eugene Davis
Milo G. Rice
Cheyenne
George Nuil
A. M. Helms
E. E. £ ‘Layton
Sterling
O. L. Miller
Huntsman District
Jessie Davison
Earl R. Kratz
J. L. Tewell
Lexington
M. W. Dimery
Omaha
H. F. Freytag
C. H. Freytag
Ed Furer
Barbara
Chris Anderson
Dee L. Abbott
Thomas O’connell
Jacksondale
Wyoming
George W. Moore
The
Sidney Glass and Paint Company
Charles Pindell
Pindell
Helen Sinks
Frank Kucera
Tribune
Kan
Lodge Poole
Burnell Haworth
Fred Haworth
West Coast
Florence Tschacher
Virjginia Herbert
Kearney
Frank S. Cobb
Con
Maxey
A.cobb
Mable Perry
Stevens van Engelen
Cecil Cain
Ogden
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Ronald Barker
Stanton
Ki G. W. Puckett
Sidney
Business and Professional Womans Club
Christian Church
H. H. Stretton
Hastings
W. F. Wehmiller
Mrs. Wehmiller
Xu Se
Swen
Virginia Christ
Fremont
Midland College
W. J. Heinie
Farmers National Company
Society Notes
Pythian
Cheyenne County Fair
Goodyear
M.W. Osborn Motor Co
Sidney, Nebr
Campbell’s
Merchant’s Supreme
Hershey
Pork & Beans
van Camp
Schillings
Schilling
Colorado
Libby
Nebraska
Tov
Peaches, Colorado
Elbertas
Is Es Drea
Idaho
Pears, California
Gartlett’s
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