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Newspaper
The Telegraph News
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
4
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with their weekend and weekday trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. F H Corbin, Miss Louise Pike, Gertrude Nelson, M W Morefeld, Thomas O Connell, Don Howard, and many others. Frequent trips span Sterling, Kimball, North Platte, Denver, Lincoln, Scottsbluff, Boulder, and Omaha.
Those who took teachers examinations at the court house Saturday were Genevieve Dyke Lillie Gade Mona Livoni Muriel Riggs Mildred Witters Vera Tompkins Elvira Dever Loretta Tank Margaret Craig and Elizabeth Bryant all of Sidney VaLura Jones and Edith Feldman of Dalton and Elmer Moor head of Lodge Polo Dan Root teacher in Hastings college arrived in Sidney last Friday and will visit here about ten days with his wife and baby who are spending the summer at the home of Mrs Root's parents Mr and Mrs M A Shipman Mr Root will then go to Palo Alto Calif where he will attend summer school at Stanford college He will teach in the high school at Newman Cal next year
Knight and Schulz households hosted dinners and picnics with families and friends. a bride was honored with a crystal gift at the courthouse office. Dorcas society treasurers met at Trinity Lutheran church. Shipman hosted guests including Dr. Sherrerd and Dan Root. Kensington luncheon gathered Busy Dozen. Thelma Ladegard hosted bridge for younger guests. a large picnic party toured Lodge Pole Creek. Mrs J A Bentley hosted fashionable luncheons at the country club for visitors Clara McNish and Max Critchfield. Glenn Moore celebrated daughter Glennabelle's sixth birthday with games and a party. Frances Willard union held a meeting with devotional led by Mrs Jaeckel and planned missionary clothing box. Cha May Camp Fire girls planned summer camp at Camp Wilaha with 18 members and guardians. Wood Gatherer rank awarded to Catherine Jones and Doris Hiett. finals set for Camp Wilaha trip to Idaho Springs Colorado.
Mrs H Doran and Mrs J L Tewell note that the young ladies of the local telephone exchange and friends enjoyed a Saturday morning hike through the north hills. They met at 5 30 and returned to a cafe at seven for breakfast. Participants included Beatrice Birmingham Gladys Bell Grace Cradit Evelyn Willis Catherine Hahler Helen Hahler Margaret Maher Fern Tobler Leona Greenwood Leobe Loebe Josephine Killham.
Sixty three members and friends gathered at the new home of Mr and Mrs John Owens nine miles from town. They brought lunches, shared ice cream and cake, held a brief business session, and spent the afternoon playing outdoor games. Next meeting will be with Mrs Joe Green two miles east of Sidney.
The ladies of the Altar society will hold a bake sale Saturday June 14 at Greenlees store starting at 2 00 pm. Committee members are Mrs E D Worden Mrs George Fahy Mrs D Zellers and Mrs Iva Beyer.
A series of community gatherings are planned this week: Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Brewer’s home. Keystone Methodist hosts a class roast Tuesday in the South Hills. Rebekah Kensington, Easter Star at Masonic hall, St Martha's guild, Presbyterian circle, and Catholic altar society hold sessions midweek at various venues. Walther League and Foreign Missionary groups meet Thursday and Friday with listed hostesses.
Bunker Hill holds the top spot in the Cheyenne County baseball league with Potter in second. Each team won one game against the other last week, though Bunker Hill has played one more game. The league standings after last Sunday’s games remain led by Bunker Hill ahead of Potter and Gay.
Students who have been away to school returned Saturday and Sunday to spend the summer months at their homes. Those who returned from the state university were Clifford Wolf Rolfe Hine Gwendolyn Jorgenson Geraldine Pitman Cecile and William Jones and Kermit Moore from Wesleyan Nellie Davis Vera Harr and Marjorie Perrett.
Nebraska 4-H enrollment stood at 11,699 on May 24 as final figures in the state extension service pep sheet show. The total, about 3,000 more than a month earlier, could hit the 14,500 goal if current trends continue, with Lancaster county leading at 817 under a 900 goal.
May brings last week of school and a flood of application blanks, say club clerks. For sale a 28-inch Case threshing machine and an 18-32 Case tractor, with 55 days threshing, plus other Case machinery. Acheson Garage, Dix Nebr. 717-89-80. Try a Telegraph Want Ad.
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