Sidney News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Floyd Mattison visits relatives in Sidney this week with Agnes Semerad and Mrs. Fred Wickhorst shopping here. Numerous residents from Gurley, Potter, Sterling, Kimball, and Brush were in Sidney for Ben Hur, dances, and social visits. A seven pound girl was born to Archie Kirkpatrick at Carlson hospital. Community members attend theater, church events, and local business trips, with a growing roster of visitors and residents returning from trips. The Presbyterian apron bazaar and bake sale is planned for April 23 at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wickhorst
Potter
Sidney
Archie Kirkpatrick
Carlson Hospital
Harold Rowan
C. W. Smith
Gurley
Sidney Friday
George Bartels
Lucille Conrad
Sterling
Victory Theatre
Denver
Lucille
Delores Conrad
F. A. Conrad
Twentieth Century Culture Society Events Weekend Notices
Phyllis Corbett notes gatherings of civic groups and clubs this week. PEO met at Miss Neubauer’s home, Jolly Dozen hosted by Mr and Mrs Greenlee at the Country club, and Frances Willard Union held a handkerchief shower after a Friday meeting. E J Leonard celebrated a surprise birthday party at his home with friends. Five couples enjoyed an evening of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Culture Society
P. E. O. Society
Miss Neubauer
E. J. Leonard
Jolly Dozen Club
Mrs. A. Greenlee
H. H. Jolly
Frances Willard
Bridge Dinner At Country Club Attracts Fifty Three Members
Fifty three members of the Country club attended the bridge dinner at the club on Thursday evening last. Prizes were won by Mrs. R P Kepler and Mrs. G Brill, and Messrs. E L Hyde and J O Johnson. The committee in charge of the evening was Messrs. and Mesdames I L Pindell, M E Pettibone, W K Hodgkin, M W Osborn, br W Barker and H B Netson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Kepler
G. Brill
E. L. Hyde
J. O. Johnson
Messrs
and Mesdames
I. L. Pindell
M. E. Pettibone
W. K. Hodgkin
M. W. Osborn
Br. W. Barker
H. B. Netson
Church Apron Bazaar and Bake Sale Planned
A church bazaar and bake sale will be held at Leonard's store on Saturday. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
Farms Set New Mark With Wheat Leading
Cheyenne county reports a record wheat crop and rising land values. About 765,440 acres lie within the county, with over 500,000 under cultivation and most remaining as pasture. Land values have climbed from 1904 to 1924, with improved farms now offered at 75 to 100 dollars per acre, while general land markets show continued strength and diversification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
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Floyd Mattison
Agnes Semerad
Robert Porter
Lisco
W. J. Perry
Arlo Perry
Ray Babcock
Potter Real Estate
Roy Depew
Mr. Depew
Sterling Sunday
W. M. Valkenburg
Peetz, Colo
Donald Livoni
Forrest Planck
Kimball
H. B. Swedlund
Sterling Photographer
Goldwyn Doran
al Toole
Bill Lowe
Ben Hur
Mrs. Simmons Cook and Son
Fort Morgan
Colorado
A. J. Doren
Mr. Doren
Claus Engelland
Huntsman
Evelyn Burns
Martin W. Dimery
Allington
Oklahoma
Vert
Frederick Ahrens
Zada Zollers
Robison
Kansas
Grabill
Gladys Morrow
Commercial Hotel
Dalton
E. 8. Agnew
Denise Marie
8. C. Durkee
W. W. Jordan
W. B. Jewett
Jack
Cedar Creek
F. A. Rowan
Omaha
H. Mooneghan
Universal Cooler Corporation
N. R. Wilhelmy
Lorena Swain
South Sioux City
Pontiac Ramblers
Hardy's Hall
Mrs
E. D. Hutcheson
Oshkosh
Mr. Hutcheson
Mrs. Hutcheson
Lloyd Ridge
Dix
William Scherer
Frances Bauer
Peter Maerz
Frank J. Pulver
Peetz
City
Pulver
Telegraph
Myrtle Lancaster
The
Livoni & Son Company
Miss Lancaster
Lincoln County
John Siefer, Jr
John
Wakefield
Edward McLernon
Mr. McLernon
California
J. L. McIntosh
Mr. McIntosh
American Legion Auxiliary
Armory
American Legion
Douglas Cruise
Cruise
John Poppen
Niemeller
Brewer Machine Shop
Burlington Station
Fordson
Denver Post
William Brooks
Nicaragua
Brooks
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Corbett
Leonard’s
Nature
Poiret Shee
Penn
Sida