Sidney News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
VOIR OLLEY leaves for Denver to visit for a few days. Many residents host relatives and guests, including the Hemmer sisters, Merna McGlasson, Gertrude Bahr, and Ruth Rachofsky. A baby girl was born to Chester and Mrs Owens, and another daughter welcomed to Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller. Various residents travel to Denver, Bridgeport, and Mitchell for business or leisure. surgeries include appendectomies, and several local officials and visitors are noted. A busy week of travel, medical, and family milestones across Sidn ey.
Social events enrich Peetz area with dinners and bridge
Society notes record a week of dinners and bridge luncheons across Peetz. Margaret Martin hosted a refined dinner with Rev Hall and family, while Bridge Foursomes gathered at Mrs Blair and Mrs Knight hosted friends. Other gatherings included teachers’ dinners, a taffy pull, and Royal Neighbors Kensington picnic with six new members. Mr and Mrs Zimmerle hosted Sans Souci club dinner bridge.
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R. W. Zimmerle
Sans Souci Club
Country club social and bridge luncheon week highlights
Dinner at the country club featured pink and lavender astor centerpiece and three tables of bridge with high scores to Mrs. Ray Randall and H. H. Huntsinger. One o clock bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Leo Bartholomew and Mrs. L. A. Donahoe attracted guests, with awards to Mrs. E. S. Stokes, Mrs. C. C. Rush, Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson, and Mrs. Una Wesner. Out of town guests included Mrs. Martha O’Connell of Rapid City and Miss Kathryn King of New York. Theatre party at home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fine celebrated son Leonard’s 11th birthday with a trip to the Green Lantern for refreshments.
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Country Club
Joe Simodynes
L. T. Poole
G. P. Kratz
J. L. Tewell
J W. Goodale
J. H. O'Neil
McKinley McIntosh
J Earl Thayer
Grace McIntosh
Zimmerle
Ray Randall
H. H. Huntsinger
Robert Whitmore
One O'clock Bridge
Leo Bartholomew
L. A. Donahoe
E. S. Stokes
C. C. Rush
A. J. Jorgenson
Una Wesner
Martha O'Connell
Rapid City
S. D
Kathryn King
New York
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Leonard
Green Lantern
Sam Goodale
Bud Erickson
Dick Barger
Leon Ayle
Carl Hutchison
Johnnie Seyllers
Franklin Dedrick
Stanley Rabe
Robbie Jones
Harold Hepner
Steve Martin
Rebekah Kensington Plans 79th Anniversary Celebration
At the regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon the Rebekah Kensington chapter scheduled a 79th anniversary celebration to be held next Wednesday night after lodge adjournment. A lively program is planned and members' husbands and families will be invited. a report on the recent make sale was also presented.
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Rebekah Kensington
Evening Card Party and Luncheon Notes at St. Patrick's
The afternoon session earned a tidy profit with another sale planned soon. Hostesses Mrs. L. M. Sheldon and Mrs. Olive Jones provided lunch after the meeting. The Knights of Columbus card party at St Patrick's auditorium Tuesday night drew a large, successful, delightful attendance.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
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