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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
15
Ada Wahaus marked her eighteenth birthday with friends Miss Avis Rogers and Miss Wern Maler on Wednesday. After a drive home in holiday dress the group joined a lively party with eight couples dancing, refreshments, and a birthday cake as gifts.
Mrs William Simms entertained Dr and Mrs Light and the Light Band last Thursday evening at a watermelon feast. It was a pleasant affair and encourages the youngsters to continue their efforts to improve.
The 1023 seniors start strong under Principal Liebendorfer guiding a cohesive group. A planned grand steak fry last Friday evening was set to celebrate and strengthen ties between the students and school leaders, including the superintendent and his wife.
In a lively faculty gathering twenty members each prepared their own supper, cooking steaks in individual ways. The evening featured hearty food and strong class spirit, ending with a relaxed after-hours period that left everyone united.
The Episcopal Indies hosted a Monday card party in the newly prepared Troon store space, now ready for J. Bysre occupancy. Tables for bridge and 500 filled the room, with Mrs. Hyde and G VY. Doran high scorers in bridge and Mrs. McNish with R. H. Roche first in 500. Evelyn Doran, Clarence Geyer and Evelina Gray, Leo Bartholomew noted for lower scores. Refreshments and coffee followed. total proceeds were forty four dollars.
Members of D. of H. No. 122 may pay dues and assessments into No. 257 after consolidation to protect their insurance. Rates remain the same. Payments to Miss Mabel Wallick, Financier, Hardy Apartments, signed by Frances BE. Knox, Chief of Honor.
Mrs. Ward Anderson of Tama Iowa visits Pueblo Colorado with sister Mrs. J F Swatzlander for their parents golden wedding anniversary. They are the only children far from home, and the reunion brings joy to the family.
Sullivan Vance Sullivan of Washington Indiana and Sivilla D Hays of Colorado Springs Colorado were married in this city last Sunday by the county judge. Dave Huff and W J Perry witnessed.
The 16 day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vogt, living west of Dalton, died last Saturday evening. Funeral services were held Monday morning at the Dalton Catholic church with Rev. Anton Link officiating. The infant named Selstine is survived by the parents and an 11 year old brother.
Catholic ladies host bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision Company on Saturday October 7 at 2 30 p m. Mrs J L McIntosh Mrs R E Roche Mrs C Semerad and Miss Maggie Peetz organize the event.
John Bowman eldest son of Elmer Bowman broke his leg this week from a mule kick. He is 16 and laments the poor timing of the accident during pleasant September days. He has received much sympathy from neighbors and friends.
The American Legion announcesMiss Farrar and her Harmony Four return for Monday evening September 25 at the Hardy Hall. Audiences who heard them recently call it the best of the season and urged another performance.
Relatives from Illinois including Rev. B. J. Dresser and his mother Mrs. C. W. Hornaday visited to see sister Mrs. Fred Dreaser before she leaves for a distant western home. They enjoyed several family gatherings with local connections.
The Light band played a Sunday concert on the courthouse lawn as a weekly summer event. Weather was cool and listeners praised the youngsters’ notable advancement and performance.
We the undersigned merchants of Sidney will open our respective places of business at 8 oclock a m from October 1 1922 to April 1 1923. Cheyenne County Trading Co Greenlees J B Byars Sidney Cash Grocery Farmers Union Co Op Assn Variety Store Hannas Grocery.
The Frances Willard Union will hold a special meeting Monday evening September 25 at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs Shoemaker Miss Herrick a national worker will be present Members urged to attend
Local ad from Furer Grocery seeks fresh eggs at top market prices. Contact phone 169 for buyers offering premium returns.
Karl Kreagle of Wheatland Wyon ing shakes hands and says Wheatland is promising though the altitude is high for him and he’s glad he held land there. Mise Beulai Grabili and Mine Tea Swatzlander note that work at the State University opens with interest and harmony similar to previous years at the institution.
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