Sidney World Notes Local Social and Business Visits
Miss Irene Dendinger Pauline Towns of Cheyenne visit Miss Helen Kirk. Lions clubs delegate to Mexico City July 23 26. Sidney guests include Mrs George Winkleman and three children. Berton and Roger Cunningham buy a Ford V8 from Joe A Gibson Inc. J Hays sells another Ford V8. Miss Helen Hippen and A C Jensen wed at Trinity Lutheran church. Mr Jensen to be high school principal next year. Elwood Harms and Wilma Shinnert seek marriage license. Numerous local visits and hospital notes. Dr Gerald Thomas of Seattle visits parents D R Thomas and Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Thomas
R. S. Baker
Lions Clubs
Mexico City
Helen Hippen
H. H. Hippen
Dalton
A. C. Jensen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ww. T. Kahse
Ruth Hippen
Kenneth Mayer
Me. Jensen
Chappell
Gurley
Berkeley
Calif
Jensen
Weed brothers spend weekend with friends at Fort Collins
Paul and Wayne Weed spent the weekend with friends at Fort Collins. Wayne returned home Sunday night while Paul remained to work as head lifeguard there during the summer. In the fall he will enter Colorado State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Wayne Weed
Fort Collins
Wayne
Colorado State College
Mrs. Ed Erickson and Son Visit Sidney Yesterday
Mrs. Ed Erickson and her son Donald traveled from Potter to Sidney for a day trip, visiting local friends and sightseeing. The brief hometown exchange highlights regional movement and family visits within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Erickson
Donald
Potter
Sidney
Wayne Lee Returns Home for Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs Lee traveled to Chadron on Sunday to bring their son Wayne home for the summer. Wayne had been a student at the state normal during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Chadron
Wayne
The
State Normal
Miss Edith Martin Returns From Hammond Summer Visit
Miss Edith Martin arrives from Hammond Indiana to spend the summer. She is a teacher in Hammond schools. Dr. and Mrs. J R Taylor and daughters Anne and Harriett left Sunday for a two week east vacation visiting Kinston North Carolina and Atlantic City for the American Medical Association convention. Mrs Taylor's aunt Mrs Edwald accompanies them to Chicago where she will stay the summer. Dr R L Hook of Lodge Polo will tend Dr Taylor's practice during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Martin
Hammond
Ind
Miss Martin
J. R. Taylor
Anne
Harriett
East
Kinston
N. C
Taylor
National American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Powell residents visit relatives and scout camp plans
Mrs. C. L. Corkins and daughter Geraldine of Powell Wyoming spend the week with relatives in Dalton while Agnes Sutter of Alliance visits Sidney. Buffalo Scout Troop 90 plans a two day camporee in Mitchell led by Frank Wait with members Duffy Darnell Green Raddatz Johnson Slawson Livoni Fuller. Mrs. Roy Depew travels to Laird Kansas for her mother’s illness. Elwood Singer and Rita return from Ogallala after funeral and related pneumonia deaths. Kratz family attends Lyons reunion and a 25 year memorial day program. Emil Fischer of Lincoln and Helen Harris of Bruie wed in Lincoln and honeymoon in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Patrol
Scout Troop
Frank Wait
Mitchell
Ernest “Duffy
Leonard Darnell
Mickey Green
Virgil Raddatz
Durwood Johnson
Nevin Slawson
Stanley Livoni
Walter, Fuller
G. P. Kratz
Dean
Kent
Miss Eleanor Rose among St Luke's hospital nursing graduates
Mrs M G Rice and her father Otto Berger of Boulder returned from Chicago where they attended the graduating exercises of nurses at St Luke's hospital held last Thursday night. Miss Eleanor Rose, daughter of Mrs Rice, was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Rice
Otto Berger
Boulder
Chicago
St. Luke’s Hospital
Eleanor Rose
Cheyenne Weekend Socials and Travel Notes
Hollis Kepler and Miss Frances Filbin visited friends in Cheyenne Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bus Marvin drove to Sterling to view flood areas. George Forsythe and wife left for Valisca Iowa to visit relatives. The Forsythes will be away briefly while Mrs Forsythe stays several weeks. Theodore Borcher and children arrived from Powell Wyoming to stay with Mrs Borcher’s parents Glen and Mrs Bales for a week. Mrs Elmer Whittaker of Lodge Pole underwent an appendix and gall bladder operation at Roche hospital Friday morning. W H Brehm of Burbank California visited with daughter Mrs F B Miner and sister-in-law Mrs Emma Ely. Whodrow Livengood and John Meharan of Wymore left after weeks with aunt Mrs H F Beckman. Beckman accompanied them to Wymore and will visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe spent the weekend in Denver on business and pleasure. R A Babcock and Hershel Spearow of International Harvester made a business trip to Cheyenne Friday. M W Osborn Motor Co reports sale of a new Dodge four door touring sedan to George E Wright of Chappell. Elsie Rose of Laurel, sister of Mrs Lena Averman, announced her marriage to Arthur Linnerman of Dallas Texas on November 16 at Wayne. Rose formerly lived in Sidney and worked as a nurse at Taylor Hospital. The couple will live on a cotton plantation near Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Rose
Laurel
Lena Averman
Arthur Linnerman
Dallas
Texas
Wayne
Rose
Sidney
Taylor Hospital
Society notes celebrate Miss Helen Van Aelstyn bride elect
Miss Helen Van Aelstyn was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ruth Cortney in the east Sidney district. Bridge games and spring floral decor featured, with high and low prize recipients Miss Virginia Barlow and Miss Bessie Meenan among the attendees and a social calendar noting Jitney Pinochle club and Busy Dozen club gatherings with bridge and luncheon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen van Aelstyn
Ruth Cortney
Sidney
Virginia Barlow
Bessie Meenan
H. van Aelstyn
H. P. Cortney
Masonic Club
L. T. Poole
Frank Wagner
Union Pacific
Ed Gates
Marriage of Helen Van Aelstyn to Denver James Brooks
The marriage took place at St Patrick’s Church on Monday with Rev Anton Litk officiating. The couple, joined by family and friends, celebrated alongside the 45th wedding anniversary of Helen’s grandparents. The bride wore crinkle crepe and silk net, carrying roses and lilies of the valley, with bridesmaids in green pink and blue. Invitations and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home, after which the couple will reside in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen van ‘Aels‘tyn
Herman van Aelstyn
Denver
James Brooks
St. Patrick's Church
Anton Litk
Miss van Aelstyn
Genevieve van Aelstyn
Louise Williamson
Juanita van Aelstyn
George Harnke
George Hainike
Marta Patric
Wilfgam Rosson
Edward van Aelstyn
St. Patrick’s
Helen Peetz
Ave. Marie
Gilbert. Helfrich
Helen
Peetz
Mary Catherine Mathews
Genevieve
van Aelstyn
Martin Patrick
William Rosson
Ride
Brooks
Birthday party feats and club bridge gatherings noted
Mrs A E Wright claimed second high honors and won the traveling prize. Bethene Wookey hosted an 11th birthday party with classmates including Barbara Radcliffe and Jacqueline Pindell. 4 H club met at Dorothy Lipke's with Ruth Sparks presiding. Porter 11th birthday honoree Lois Stockamp celebrated with 12 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wright
A. E. Hamilton
Wright
N. E. Witters
Bethene Wookey
Barbara and
Josephius Radcliffe
Jacqueline Pindell
Charlotte and LaRue Johnson
Betty Biggs
Catherine “Poole
Ellen Wockey
Garden Club
Dorothy Lipke
Ruth Sparks
Margaret Miller
Joy Sparks
Ruth Kinton
Vera
Junior Sparks
Don
Dean Hecker
Edwin
Helene Wellner
Three Act Play Always in Trouble to Be Shown
A three act play titled Always in Trouble will be presented at the school house in Bronson on Friday June 7 at 8 p m Free admission invites all to attend and enjoy the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Coming Events of the American Legion Auxiliary
An upcoming schedule notes a Tuesday meeting at 7 30 PM in Legion club rooms. The brief notice indicates a regular gathering with expected attendees associated with the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Community Church and Auxiliary Meetings This Week
Local church groups list midweek events and social gatherings. Activities include Ladies Aid at St Pauls Lutheran, Eastern Star Kensington dinner and card party, Rebekah lodge at IOOF hall, Willing Workers at Trinity Lutheran, Dorcas Society at Trinity Lutheran, St Martha's Guild, Presbyterian dinner, Frances Willard Kensington event, and Safety First auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Art Helms
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Luthéran Church
John Moseman
Arno Thomas
Eastern ‘Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Whither League
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Willing Workers of the Christian Church
L. A. Pearson
North Sunol
Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Martha's Guild
Rena
Cleneghan
Presbyterian Church
Frances Willard Kensington
W. J Shoemaker
J. B., Costello
Archie: Kirkpatrick
Sunnyside social notes from Sidney area
Mrs James Tighe and son visited Sidney on Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Halsey and Les Omel spent Wednesday with Sylvan Halsey. Ralph Talish was a Lodge Pole caller. The Wise family moved back to their farm Tuesday. Theis and Brand families, plus Dorothy, were Sidney visitors Thursday. The Better the Best sewing club met at John Block’s Friday. Numerous calls and visits followed at Halsey Omel Johnson and Wassum homes through the week, with several Sunday dinners at E A Johnson and Sylvan Halsey homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tighe
Sidney
Frank Halsey
Les Ome
Sylvan Halsey
Ralph Talish
W. W. Wise
Lester
Dorothy Theis
Bert Brand
Best Sewing Club
John Block
Les Omel
Oscar Olson
John Johnson
Charles Bolinger
Walter Wassum
J. A. Talish
Glassburn
E. A. Johnson
Lowell Hokem
Albert Brands
Dorothy Theis Wer
John Omel
Ray Rexroth
John Theisand
Albert Brandl
Lowell Hokom
Memorial Day Exercises At Dalton And Local Visits
Residents attended Memorial Day exercises at Dalton on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Nelson Finney and Mrs. K C Finney drove to Sidney on business. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cohn and baby and the Ravert family visited the W J Ravert home Sunday. Otto Ernest called at the Nelson Finney home to buy a hog. W L Ravert family, Mrs. Faye Carlson and Verna Mae attended eighth grade graduation in Sidney Wednesday. Max Ravert was a graduate. Ted Englert and daughter Nancy visited Sidney shopkeepers Tuesday. Carl and Rae Nadine Finney spent Tuesday with Francene Kevitt at Dalton. Mrs Ollie Olson is on the sick list. Herman Schreiker and Arlo called at the Nelson Finney and Ravert homes Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horhood
Dalton
Nelson Finney
K. C. Finney
Sidney
Harvey Cohrn
Baby
C. N. Ravert
W. J.e Ravert
Otto Ernest
W. L.ravert
Faye Carlson
Verna Mae
Max Ravert
Ted Englert
Nancy
Car
Rae Nadine Finney
Francene Kevitt
Ollie Olson
Herman Schreiker
Arlo
Nelson-Finney
Pleasant View Social Notes From Pleasant View
Walter Schubarth was dismissed from the Taylor hospital Monday. Edgar and Marcella Boehnke left Monday for Iowa to visit relatives and friends. Most of the community attended Lutheran services at Gurley Sunday. Dan Heimer and William Morrow motored to Potter Saturday. Art Mueller and John Mueller called on Dan Heimer Sunday evening. B R Gibbins and sons Walter Bennie and Robert Lee and Oran McLaughlin called at the J E Morrow home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shaw called at the Billy Smith home Tuesday. Those visiting at the J E Morrow home Tuesday afternoon included Mrs Pete Nelson Mrs Arlo Fisher and children and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shaw and children. Mrs Frank Mueller and son James called on Mrs Arnold Schliching in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J E Morrow called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schubarth
Taylor Hospital
Edgar
Marcella Boehnke
Iowa
Lutheran
Gurley
Dan Heimer
Wiliam Morrow
Potter
Art Mueller
John Mueller
B. R. Gibbins
Walter, Bennie
Robert Lee
Oran McLaughlin
J. E. Morrow
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Florol
Gstal
Irene Dendinger
Pauline Towns
Cheyenne
Helen Kirk
George Winkleman
Berton
Roger Cunningham
Joe A. Gibson
Jack Hays
Joe A. Gibson, Inc
Gibson Company
Elwood Harms
Wilma Shinnert
J. H. Edwards
Geraldine and
Jean
Helen Rathbun
John Kinnersley
Roche Hospital
William Heckathorn, Jr
Roche
Gladys
Otto Reiners
Broadwater
A. S. Hardy
Betty
Omaha
Arthur
Lois Hardy
State University At
Lincoln
Evert McKee
Viola ‘Elle Barnes
R. A. Barlow
W. B. Brady
Mildred Brady
Sterling
B. J. Bates
Ruby
Lodge Pole
Swan Dedrick
R. F. Dedrick
Frank Godwin
Albion
Margaret Cunningham
L. F. Cunningham
J. W. Lutes
Grand Island
Sidney Bakery
East Wulinois
Perfection Pastry Shop
Mr. Lites
L. L. Lockwood
Carl Higil
Orleans
Bertha Jensen
Esty] Raper
B. J. Murphy
Sherrerd
Maple
Clarence Miller
Joyce
Henry Egeing
Big ‘Springs
Sterling Sunday
Ethel Logan
Ella Thorpe
Thorpe
E. L. Foster
Cornhog Production Control Association
Foster
Ruth Jane Gates
Charles Sokol
Ralph Lowe
C. M. Piigeon
Lowe
Farmers National Grain Company
Rae Jones
Sioux City
Larry Leroy
Jones
Massey Harris Company
Leena Lindley
Sunol
Ideal Beauty Shop
Larry Filbin
Sidney Drug Company
Fountain Department
Filbin
Maurice Walden
Gerald Thomas
Seattle, Wash
Mrs
D. R. Thomas
C. L. Corkins
Geraldine
Powell, Wyo
Roy Depew
Laird, Kan
E. J. Laird
Emil Fischer
Helen Harris
Bruie
M. E. Parsonage
J. J. Sheaff
Shaw-Walker
Target
Revu Ofice
the Telegraph
Hollis Kepler
Frances Filbin
Cheyenne Sunday
Bus Marvin
George Forsythe
O. P. Skaggs
Valisca
Mr. Forsythe
Mrs. Forsythe
Theodore Borcher
Powell Wyo
Z. F. Whitney
Lilian
Henry Whitney
Elmer Whittaker
W. H. Brehm
Burbank, Calif
F. B. Miner
Emma Ely
Whodrow Livengood
John ‘Meharan
Wymore
H. F. Beckman
Beckman
Will
Jack Lowe
R. A. Babcock and
Hershel Spearow
International Harvester Company
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
George E. Wright
Pinochle ‘Club
Dr. Rich
Nebraska
Innacle
Olan
Miss McIntosh
Grace McIntosh
Contract Club
Hazel Barger
W. B. Jewett
Lewellen
J. T. McIntosh
A.s.hardy
Hi Lo Club
Athelee
o-Club
Ed Ahrens
Frank Goodwin
R. E. Welsh
Walter Huettman
Theodore ‘Brauer
Herman Brauer
Brauer
Emanuel Brauer
Erich Brauer
John Brauer
Albert Brauer
Theodore Brauer
Susan ‘Brauer
Juvenile Affairs
Janet
Paul Martin
Susan Boyd
Jo Dean Armstrong
Joyce Baumbach
Marjorie Anthony
Rose Mary O'Neil
Beverly Story
Muriel Babcock
Beverly Wehmiller
Marilynn Josephne
Barbara Radcliffe
Clarabelle Oades
Patty Martin
Richard Wright
Billy Jordan
John Harte
Thomas Kokjer
Whitneys
Tom Tracy
B. O. Tracy
Lois
Stockamp
Arnold Stockamp
Frank
Steve
Bea Alexander
Hudnut
New York
DU Barry
Gia
Alexander
du’ Barry
Sunnyside
Bertha Omel
Union Valley
Batiste
Efmproidered
Pleasant View
M.s
E. Morrow
Hink’s Shoe
O.R.E
Joe Hahlét
Wilford
Kreider
Lodgepolé
Standard Oil
9Th
Illinois
A. Kripal
Rose, Loncar
We. Lee
Ae Yang
Fagegeell Pa A Tere EE Ee Standard. Oil Company
Pete Nelson
Heégati
Marvin
Talbert
Ss Produce Station
Pittsburgh
Ouc
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Geo. W. Moore
Contar
Jack
Poole Standard Servisman
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