Local residents travel and life events noted in Sidney area
Attorney E L Hyde spends Thursday at Chappell for legal matters. Judge J L Tewell presides at Chappell and Ogallala. Red Walden of Denver visits with friends. Mrs Pat Hoover of Peetz undergoes major surgery at Taylor hospital. Several marriages occur under Judge R A Barlow including John Orcut and Margaret Thompson and Adam Lock and Frances Cook. News covers hospital arrivals, births, travel, and social visits across Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hoover
Peetz
Taylor Hospital
Jensen Welcomes Son James David At Roche Hospital
A son, James David, weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces, was born to Mr and Mrs Just Jensen Tuesday afternoon at Roche hospital. The Jensen family resides in the West Dalton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Jensen
James Keith
Roche Hospital
James David
Just Jensen
Dalton athlete Arnold Draper suffers fractured shoulder
Arnold Draper of Dalton was admitted Wednesday evening to receive medical treatment for a fractured shoulder sustained during football practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Draper
Dalton
Roche Hospital
Ill Child Tommy Paquette Rushed To Roche Hospital
Tommy Paquette was taken to Roche hospital Tuesday for medical treatment after two weeks of illness. He is described as very ill previously but now well on the way to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Paquette
Roche
Young Paquette
Simodynes Visit Lincoln Family En Route to Colorado
Mr and Mrs Frank Simodynes of Lincoln visited the farmers brother Joe Simodynes and family on Monday and Tuesday. They were traveling to the Colorado mountains for a vacation trip and on their way stopped to visit relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simodynes
Lincoln
Joe Simodynes
Colorado Mountains
Baker leaves Montgomery Ward for Boulder transfer
Jack Baker, manager of the furniture department at Montgomery Ward in Sidney since the store opened last December, will depart Saturday night for Boulder where he has been transferred. The move is described as an advancement in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baker
Montgomery Ward
Sidney
Boulder
Mr. Baker
Local families visit J P Linch home Sunday
Mrs Clyde Smith and son Mickey of Lincoln Dr and Mrs Harry Linch of Big Springs and Mr and Mrs Tom Sutton and daughter Carmen of Chappell were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J P Linch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Mickey
Lincoln
Harry Linch
Big Springs
Tom Sutton
Carmen
Chappell
J. P. Linch
Beauty shop owner travels to Denver for course
Mrs. Ruby Furer of Ideal Beauty sails to Denver on Wednesday to take a two week cosmetology course. Miss Leona Lind ley assists in her absence as proprietor Mrs. Purer prepares to return. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. Babcock with Mr. and Mrs. Bonham head to New York to attend the world series starting next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Furer
Ideal Beauty Shop
Denver
Purer
Leona Lindley
R. A. Babcock
H. L. Bonham
San Diego
Calif
New York
Peters Family Leaves Sidney After Weeklong Visit
Rev and Mrs W F Peters and family from Hastings conclude a nearly weeklong Sidney visit. Peters, former pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church, returns home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Peters
Hastings
Sidney
Rev. Peters
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mrs Laura Blome Returns to California Nursing Post
Miss Laura Blome left Thursday for Anaheim to resume nursing duties after a visit with her sister Miss Florence Blome. She spent a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Blome of Dalton. Al Kepler of Surprise Oregon, brother of R P Kepler, visited the Kepler family. He then left for Toledo Indiana with R P Kepler and son Hollis who will stay a few days before returning home. Mrs Kepler will accompany them. The brothers had not met in 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blome
Anaheim
Calif
Florence Blome
Miss Blome
Henry Blome
Dalton
al Kepler
Ore
R. P. Kepler
Kepler
Mr. Kepler
Toledo
Hollis
Mitchell party attends Scotts Bluff county fair
A motor party including Mrs Lester Elkington Mrs Art Holm Mrs Edgar Sayre Mrs Robert Wait and Mrs Glen Spearow spent Thursday at Mitchell visiting the Scotts Bluff county fair and enjoying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Elkington
Art Holm
Edgar Sayre
Robert Wait
Glen Spearow
Mitchell
Scotts Bluff County Fair
Walter Closman Returns to California from Furlough
Walter Closman returns to California after a ten day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Art Closman. He was previously stationed on the battleship New York and will be transferred to Guantanamo Bay Cuba on his return to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Closman
California
Art Closman
Young Closman
New York
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Bergstrom Walters Family Enjoy Mountain Weekend Drive
Mr and Mrs Carl Bergstrom and daughter Margaret and Mr and Mrs Noah Walters of Lodge Pole enjoyed a weekend motor outing in the Colorado mountains. They visited Cripple Creek Garden of the Gods Wind Cave and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bergstrom
Margaret
Noah Walters
Lodge Pole
Colorado Mountains
Cripple Creek
Garden of the Gods
Wind Cave
Kelloggs and McKeever Return Home from Estes Park Visit
Mr and Mrs W G Kellogg and son Wendell with Jim McKeever of Detroit Michigan left Monday for home after a week in town visiting Mrs Kelloggs parents Mr and Mrs R B Farquhar They spent several days at Estes Park during the stay.
Donahoes Leave Sidney for Omaha After 15 Years Here
Mrs L A Donahoe who moved to Omaha in summer joined Dr Donahoe here Wednesday and spent the day with friends. The Donahoes left Thursday for Omaha where the doctor will take up a new home with his family. They have lived in Sidney for 15 years and made many friends who deeply regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Donahoe
Omaha
Windsheimer SegelkeWedding at Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Anna Windsheimer daughter of Fred Windsheimer Gurley became the bride of Herman Segelke son of Mrs Anna Segelke Gurley in a Sunday afternoon church ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church at 2 30 Rev W T Kahse officiated using the double ring method The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Rudolph Ronneker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Windsheimer
Fred Windsheimer
Gurley
Herman Segelke
Anna Segelke
Trinity Lutheran Church
This City
W. T. Kahse
Rudolph Ronneker
Pretty Church Wedding at Salem Lutheran Gurley
Miss Ella Kreinbring daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Kreinbring wed Albert Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen Powell Wyo at Salem Lutheran Gurley on Saturday September 12 at 2 30 pm Rev Reddel officiated with Miss Hilda Ewert and Henry Kreinbring Jr as attendants. Walter Reddel played organ and congregation sang The Lord is My Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Lutheran Church of Gurley
Ella Kreinbring
Henry Kreinbring
Albert Christensen
Carl Christensen
Powell, Wyo
Reddel
Hilda Ewert
Walter Reddel
Jesus
Lord Is
Shepherd
Redhel
Wedding of Christensen and Dalton Return Home
The ceremony closed with hymns and benediction as the bride wore white satin and carried an arm bouquet of white carnations. Orchid satin bridesmaid dress. A wedding dinner at the bride’s parents’ home at six followed, with many relatives present and a pink and white decor. The couple will reside in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Reddel
Walter Reddel
Alfred Christensen
Henry Kieselhorst
Harry Schumacher
Will Fredericksen
Iva Mae
Henry Fredericksen
Paul Mortensen
Herbert Fastenau
Hilda Ewert
Alvin Lessman
Edwin Aurich
Potter
William Brandt
Harry Martin
Henry Kreinbring
Fern and
Leis Aurich
Iva Mae Fredericksen
Christensen
Dalton
Antique Tea Planned by St Marys Guild
Activities of St Marys Episcopal church guild resume after summer break. First meeting Monday at the rectory hosted by Mrs P E Spehr. New officers elected for the year include Miss Valeska Neubauer president Mrs John Daniel vice president Miss Evelyn Clark secretary treasurer. An antique tea is planned at the home of Mrs J J Parks for Tuesday September 29 with guild members sponsoring and inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
the Episcopal Church
P. E. Spehr
Valeska Neubauer
John Daniel
Evelyn Clark
J. J. Parks
Jolly Dozen Dines and Bridges at Kratz Home
Members of the Jolly Dozen club hosted Mr and Mrs G P Kratz for a Monday night dinner and bridge. The event featured garden flowers and a birthday cake with candles as George Kratz of Bloomfield attended as a special guest. The Greenlees won the family bridge prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
G. P. Kratz
Mr. Kratz
George Kratz
Bloomfield
A. D. Greenlee
Union Pacific Hotel Card Games Prize Awarded
At the Union Pacific hotel two tables hosted card games with Mrs. James McIntosh earning high score for the afternoon and receiving a prize. Mrs. Carl Wieland joined the club as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
James McIntosh
Carl Wieland
Entre Nous Club Hosts Luncheon and Bridge
Members of the Entre Nous club were guests of Mrs. T. E. Kokjer Tuesday afternoon for a one o'clock luncheon at the country club. Bridge filled the afternoon with two tables of play. Prizes for high and low scores went to Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd and Mrs. A. J. Jorgenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miner
S W. Club
Entre Nous Club
T. E. Kokjer
Country Club
Kokjer
E. S. Sherrerd
A. J. Jorgenson
Social Bridge Event Hosted by Mrs. James Westfall
A social gathering at Mrs. James Westfall's home Tuesday night hosted Ace High club members. The evening featured a bridge diversion with lunch, with special guests Miss Grace Hoover of Louisville, Mrs. Carl Jones, and Mrs. Ed Gates. Traveling prizes went to Mrs. Ed Ahrens and Mrs. Henry Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Westfall
Ace High Club
Grace Hoover
Louisville
Carl Jones
Ed Gates
Ed Ahrens
Henry Whitney
Regular Womans Benefit meeting at Odd Fellows hall
The Womans Benefit association held a regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday night. After the session a social hour followed with lunch served, hosted by Mrs. Lester Elkington, Mrs. C. W. Hornaday, and Mrs. Edward Fur er, with Mrs Bayne of Chicago as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Lester Elkington
C. W. Hornaday
Edward Furer
Bayne
Chicago
Initiation Ceremonies Highlight Jobs Daughters Meeting
Initiation ceremonies were the outstanding feature at a Jobs Daughters meeting on Wednesday night. Margaret Furer, Betty Ann Furer, and Jeanette Larson were initiated, bringing the group to 24 members. Visitors from the Order of Eastern Star and mothers of Jobs Daughters attended. The guardian council hosted and refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Daughters
Margaret
Betty Ann Furer
Jeanette Larson
Order of Eastern Star
Mothers of Jobs Daughters
Guardian Council
Bridge Evening Honors Mrs Donahoe At Country Club
A Wednesday night bridge gathering at the country club honored Mrs. L A Donahoe of Omaha as a guest. The event drew members of the Wednesday Bridge club she joined before moving to Omaha. Dinner at seven preceded bridge games and prize awards with high score earned by Mrs. R E Roche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
L. A. Donahoe
Omaha
Wednesday Bridge Club
First Methodist Missionary Society Meeting Marks New Year
The first meeting of the year was held at Mrs Ernest Jaeckel’s home with Mrs Frank Boyle presiding. Mrs W J Shoemaker was elected delegate to the national convention in Lincoln on October 8, and Mrs Gus Hellbush was chosen alternate. A citizenship paper by Mrs Boyle opened business, followed by a program directed by Mrs Hellbush. Entertainment featured poems by Mrs Westergaards, and refreshments were served with Home Missionary and Foreign Missionary society hostesses. The Walther league social at St Paul’s Lutheran parsonage featured banco with five tables, hosted by Roland and Leland Krohn, with Miss Jean Edzard and Miss Helen Nieman winning contests and ice cream and cake served to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Ernest Jaeckel
Frank Boyle
W. J. Shoemaker
Lincoln
Gus Hellbush
Boyle
Walther League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Roland
Leland Krohn
Banco
Jean Edzard
Helen Nieman
Picnic Supper At Legion Park Draws Youngsters
An outdoor picnic supper was held at Legion Park on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Misses Viola Ben ish Mildred Nielsen Beulah Brewer Mrs Lawrence Sharp Jack Newport Pete Peterson and Wilfred Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Park
Viola Ben
Ish Mildred Nielsen
Beulah Brewer
Lawrence Sharp
Jack Newport
Pete Peterson
Wilfred Nelson
Social Affair Hosted by Mrs Corabill at Union Pacific Hotel
A Wednesday luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel featured Mrs B Corabill presiding over a social event with guests from the Contract club and Mrs G H Doran in attendance. Bridge provided afternoon amusement and honors for high score went to Mrs C Radcliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.corabill
Contract Club
G. H. Doran
Union Pacific
C. Radcliffe
Also Mentioned on This Page
E L. Hyde
J L Tewell
Chappell and
Ogallala
Red Walden
W. C Haack
Cordova
H. E. Mantor
Broadwater
Glenis Pearson of
Kimball
Russell Linch
Wesleyan University
John Orcut
Margaret Thompson
Northport
R. A. Barlow
Adam Lock
Frances Cook
R. A Barlow
Melvin Brown
Howard Ely of
Brady
R. B Farquhar
Joe Hruska
Pearl
Gilead
Herbert
Francis
Mrs. Lundy
Yankton, S. D
Mrs
Lee Ellsworth
West Coast
W. W. Brown
M. E Brown
Merna
Mountains
William Burgess
G. H Doran
George Crose
P. J. Ackles
Norfolk
Schuyler and
Stanton
Louis Saal
Regina Hollenbeck
Maple Grove
Mich
James P. Fullam
Childrens Eye Clinic
Optometrist
Dr. C. L. Bersee
Society Notes
Dr. Donahoe
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Academy
Knights
Mrs. Donahoe
Grace McIntosh
Leo Bartholomew
Tin
Peter Helfrich
George Helfrich
Eva Barton
Ed Luther
Sterling
Ray Krozh
Gilbert Helfrich
Charles and
Pauline Helfrich
Mable Alster
Mrs. Westfall
W. B. A. Meeting
Missionary Society
Walther League Social
Hills Bros
Red Tin
Greenlees’ Basement
Hershey’s Baking
Camay Soap
Boys Quality Oxford
West’s
Tan
Greg Whipcord
Cc. A. West CO
Roy Liggett
Telegraph
Star Market
Bologna
Frank Schwasnick
Prop
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