Sidney Chronicle Local Notes and Visits
Relatives visit and travel plans for Mrs George Davis and Mrs Davis. Montgom ery adds new salesmen in Hepner clothin g company. Jennie Johnson and Mildred Aver visit friends in Mitchell. Rose Ernest of Miami arrives for summer with mother Mrs Julia Exprest. Mrs Bevo Felter of Chappell spends time in Sidney. Alice Reisdorff and Mildred Bauer visit brother Kenneth in Mitchell. Bass Peterson 12 released from Taylor hospital after appendectomy. J Dalton recuperating after surgery. Otto Hink buys a new Pontiac sedan through Hahler Motor. G Brewer of Denver visits Sidney. Barbara Miller departs Gothenburg after two weeks here. John Nelson and Anna Nelson shop in Sidney. Lee Hagemeister and baby visit. Eighth grade exams held in county. several locals noted. Marriage of Dalton residents and visits by local residents to nearby towns. Dentist Dr George Amiot relocates to Radcliffe building. John Seyller recovering after major operation. Midge and Fern Goodell wed by Judge Barlow. Misses Velva Fieslemeyer and Amy of Torrington hosted guests. Weather favorable. C E society social at Lefron Park. several trips to Denver with business. Mrs W D Harte travels with husband through Kimball and Scottsbluff. Charles Havert of Dalton undergoes appendix operation. Miss De Gaffin of Longmont visits Downe of her brother.
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George Davis
Allance
Dayis
Roy, Price
Gilford
Montgomery
Hepner Clothig
Hig Titeés
Mepmet
Mir
Jennie Johnson
Steaith Oldetsha
Fla
Reel
Will
Swith
Julia, Exprest
Bevo Felter
Chappell
Sidney
Paul Stmerson
Alice Reisdorff
Mildred
Auer
Kenneth
Mitchell
Bass
Peterson
Taylor Hospital
Broadwater
Paul
J. Dalton
Pleasant View
Otto Hink
Hahler Motor Company
G. Brewer
Denver
Barbara
Miller
Gothenburg
M. ‘J. “Block
Clarence Miller
Frew Martin
Dalton
M. J. Block
John Nelson
Anna Nelson
Potter
Lee Hagemeister
Baby
Ther
Lodge Pole
Laird Dalton
Francis. Brennan
Pearl Sexton
Mullen
Barlow
Mite
George. Worth
H. G
Héitteman
Dailoh
Hirdeas
Lylé
Sedh
Sunol
C. W. Zike
Dorothy Daggett
Fort Collins
Lois Hardy
George Amiot
Radcliffe
Zwicks
John Seyller
Slargus Wagner
Fern Goodell
Bayard
Court” House
Wd. W. Johnson
Bresbyté Han
Ishbéllor B. Guy Cutshall
Neiedleyen
University Mide
F. Charling
Mijsses
Velva Fieslemeyer
Arey
Torrington
Wyo
Buests
Mr. and
Xara
Fa. Mayer
Furer
eVerling
Filter
Leona Gemeinhardt
C. E. Society
Lefibn
Uilian ‘Miller
Jean Mattitier
Bernice. Kelly
Georgia Martin
Edith Ward
W.D. “Harte
Hus P
Rtland -Bank of Omaha
Kimball
Legion Auxiliary Meets In Club Rooms On Tuesday Night
A large turnout attended the monthly Legion Auxiliary meeting in the club rooms Tuesday night. President Mrs. Iva Babcock presided. new business included appointing Mrs. Ruby Hutchison as poppy drive chairman and authorizing a condolence gift to a Lincoln veterans hospital nurse. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Ells Schroeder and Grabill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Iva Babcock
Ruby ‘Hutchison
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
D. E. Ells
Herman Schroeder
B. C. Grabill
J.T. McIntosh
Fred Haworth
West End Club
Dinnery
G. W. Doran
J. O. Johnson
Spring Charity Dance Draws Kings Daughters Crowd
A lively spring resort event headlines the town as the Kings Daughters host a Monday dance night. Attendees from nearby communities expected to raise funds for local causes.
Baby grand pianos repossessed at rare bargain
Large concern has two baby grand pianos recently repossessed in appearance like new. Rare bargain for small balance due. Write Box M, care of this paper. 450-60.
Pastor Anton Lihk Delivers Morning Benediction
Fragmentary OCR note records a morning benediction by Pastor Anton Lihk at 7:00 am with unclear surrounding phrases about instruction and a tie ivy remark. Indicates religious service timing and leader.
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Insisies
Anton .Lihk
Palm Sunday Services at 8 and 9:45 a.m
Palm Sunday observance with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. followed by church school at 9 45 a.m. J B Roe serves as rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Roe
Trinity Lutheran Church Holy Week Services Notice
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Holy Week schedule from April 9 to 15. Palm Sunday events at 9 45 a m and 7 p m include sermons anthems and confirmations with Easter celebrations on Sunday at 9 45 a m and 11 a m Holy Communion and baptisms planned. Also Potter First Lutheran Church holds Palm Sunday 2 p m and Good Friday 10 a m services led by Dr W T Kahse pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
The
Luther League
Crown Jesus King
Jesus
Potter
First Lutheran Church
Value of a Pageant Sermon and Easter Worship
Sunday Sunday school at 10 a m and worship hour with sermon The Value of a Pageant. Special music Anthem Hosanna Gounod. Evening service on Good Friday at 8 p m with communion led by Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falm
Soho
the Palms
Fayne
J. W. Johnson
Paul P. Cheff
Palm Sunday Services at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church announces a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. Palm Sunday worship with a sermon How May I Know I am a Christian. Infants will be baptized in the Ahigs Service. An Evensong sermon Behold the Sower. At 6:30 p.m. Epworth League. Monday 7:15 p.m. Finance Committee and 8 p.m. Official Board meeting led by Minister F Charling Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
F. Charling Mills
Christian Church Bible School and Easter Services
J H Bicknell invites all to Christian Church for Bible school at 10 a.m. Sunday and Easter services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon titled The Village Tragedy. Midweek prayer meeting Thursday at 7:15 p.m. Summer change to May 1. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
J. H. Bicknell
20 Percent Price Reductions on Good year Tires
M W Osbern Motor Co cuts tire prices by twenty percent on Good year brand inventory. The move aims to attract customers with lower costs on popular tire sizes and models while maintaining service standards and availability at the local dealership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
M. W. Osbern Motor Co
Remembering Frank Wiser and Sidney’s faded pages
A reader recalls the murder of Union Pacific detective Frank Wiser, the old Fort Sidney rifle range, Dad Dawson’s ice cream shop, a Halloween prank stealing school steps, and county fair memories. The note teases upcoming events like the Kings Daughters Easter dance on April 17 and a May bazaar at St Patrick’s auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Wiser
Wiser
Union Pacific
T. Fecal
Old Fort Sidney
Sam
Burlington Tracks
Lincoln Highway
Dad Dawsom
Dad
Central School
Sidney
Anna McFadden
Bettendorff
Judge Chambers
Main Street
Abe
Charles “‘Trognitz
North Divide Residents Attend Vo Ag Carnival
Mrs. Pearl Sparks and Mr and Mrs Claud Sparks led a gathering at the Sparks home Thursday afternoon with multiple Sparks family members attending. The group joined neighbors including Rosetta Seimers and others for the Vo Ag carnival Friday evening while weekend visits and Sunday dinners connected families across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
And
Claud Sparks
J. A. Sparks
Bertha Glauz
Daugh‘ters
Paul ‘Sparks
Rosetta
Alfred
Florence Seimers
Theresa
Gerald
Hughes
Fred Kettler
Conrad
Esther
Grant
Jack ‘Sparks
Vo. Ag
Rosetta Seimers
Ruth Sparks
J.A. Sparks
Carl Schmidt
Evelyn Blanke
Helzer
Henry ‘G
Vera Sparks
Esther Glanz
C. S. Chambers
Lucile
Margaret
Dorothy
Cathérine Schulenberg
Joe
Fichoft
John “Kurz
Eli Henderson
Jim Mohatt
Chambers
Sidney Memorial Notes and Local Visits Fete Kurz Family
Sidney residents record funeral attendance for Donald Treinen and a sequence of visits and small errands. Families tied to the Kurz clan frequent theWeeknd and midweek social calls, school enrollment, corn shelling, and hay hauling with neighbors in district 36 and at the Chambers and Schulenberg homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Cecella Kurz
John .Kurz
Donald Treinen
Frank Kurz
Charles Walker
Caroline Kurz
C. S
Chambers
Joe Eichoff
John Siedel
Harl Henderson
Frank
John Kurz
Gladys Chambers
Sidney
John Schulenberg
Lucile
Catherine
James Mohart
Freda
Josephine
Dorothy
Christina
Augusta Kretz
Jack Atkins
Anderson
Hazel
Lawrence Sizemore
Howard
Cecelia
C. S. Chambers
Denver
John
Harold Kurz
Ed van Aelstyn
van Aelstyn
Leonard Schulenberg
John Mohart
Hatcher
Oscar
WEYERTS NEWS FAMILY VISITS AND LOCAL NOTES
Local social notes recount visits from Lisco and Sidney residents. Families share meals, dental work and hospital news while a birthday gathering and school program are noted. A serialized ad invites readers to read Big Time in the American Weekly in the Omaha Bee News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee News
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Bunco
Alby Kubis
North Potter District
Viola Benish
Rose Voneska
Evelyn Slama
Emily Seda
Dorothy Fisher
Norman Fisher
Grover Sanders
Emil Dedic
Frank Dvorak
Bob Nelson
Roy Nelson
Harold Tennant
Orville Newport
Kensington
Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
St.Paul’s Lutheran Church
W. D. Harte
le Plaisir Club
Parl Morgan
Bridge
G. P.kratz
Contract Club
Joe Simodynes
F. A. Barger
Dedrick
Barger
Simodynes
L. A. Barthlomew
Mrs. Roche
R. E. Roche
Ettre Nous Club
Ahrens
Roche
E.S. Stokes
A. J. Jorgenson
Paul Martin
Eastern Star
Masonic Club
A. R. Kendree
Frank Goodwin
P. ‘W. Barker, Those For the Gentlemen Going ‘To Mr. Welch, ‘A.J. Hepner
A. ¥ . Wright
Mesdames
Carl Jones
Fred Stephens
A. D. ‘Greenlee
Charles Gardner
Arthur Holm
Lester Elkington
Ike
Episcopal Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Christian -Church
Kings Daughters
Auditoriian
St. Patrick's
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Kuner‘s
Sooners
Lic
Mos
Pillsbury
Oxydol
Breternitz
O. ‘Rahe
R. P. Volkman
Arthur
Lisco
George Buss
Walter Flicker
Dave Miller
James Hume
Garhart Thurow
Orval
Bobby Hume
Otto Rahe
Vern Weigers
Mac McQuéin
Leora Folkerts
Fred Bauer
Charles Darrah
Herman Bruns
Herbert Rabe
Abbe Bruns
John Block
Henry Block
Lena Tieman
Otto Rabe
Block
Lyle Kintz
Pete Buss
Morris Jessen
Mr. Jessen
D. L. Hume
Ruth and
Lucile Harris
W. C. Sears
Charles Rathbun
Gurley
William All-Home
Alvin Bauer
Eagle Precinct
Dykman School
Ed Busboom
Art Ingwerson
Greenlees
Elizabeth Arden
Elizabeth ‘Arden
O. P
Heinz
Skaggs
Olson and Sons
Kaka Bes
Central Market Olson & Sons
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