Sidney Daily Life Briefs Chronicle Local Arrivals
Mrs. Fred Flicker enters Roche hospital for treatment while Mrs. Will Fredericksen and Mrs. Joseph Wasserman visit Sidney. Numerous locals and visitors pass through town with illnesses, trips, births, and social engagements. Notables include drivers at Kokjer Motor, a quartet joining the Chambers orchestra, and a marriage at Trinity Lutheran church.
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Fred Flicker
Roche Hospital
Will Fredericksen
Dalton
Joseph Wasserman
Cheyenne
R. S. Oberfelder
Nig Francis
Omaha
Sidney
Glen
Kathryn Jeffries
Scottsbluff
Allen
Dale Chambers
Emery McGirvin
Sterling
P. J. Heaton
Arthur Killham
Potter
Taylor Hospital
Claire Greenwood
Parkson
S. D
W. H. Jordan
Denver
M. E. Pettibone
M. W. Osborn
Mary Jane LaGrange
Big Springs
Edwin Quinn
Mark
Sunol
T. E. Kokjer
Kokjer Motor Company
Chevrolet
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Vest
Imperial
Vest
Ben Franklin
Billy Connelly
Earl Page
Kenneth Sutherland
Fremont
I. E., Grabill
Maxine Soko
Kearney
State Normal
Charles Sokol
John Demers, Jr
C. L. Corkins
Powell
Wyo
Cheyenne Petroleum Company
Jack Poole
Standard Oil
East Iinois Street
Dale Clark
Beverly Ann
Springfield
Social notes highlight club gatherings and dinners
A busy Monday night and week of meetings feature P. E. O. travelogues by Dr. L. J. Thomas at Mrs. J. T. McIntosh home, Kings Daughters charity planning and Easter ball, Legion Auxiliary crafts for Sidney junior band, Womans Club Easter seal drive, confirmation dinner, birthday party, LePlaisir bridge gathering, Arg-U-Not dessert and bridge, Hi Lo club, Dutch Treat luncheon and bridge, Rebekah Kensington quilting and lunch. Special guests include Mrs. Kenneth Sutherland of Fremont and Mrs. Joe Simodynes hosting.
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J.T. McIntosh
L. J. Thomas
Mexico
J. A. Bentley
McIntosh
Kenneth Sutherland
Fremont
Kings Daughters
Joe Simodynes
Kenneth Lynch
American Legion Auxiliary
Lexie Parks
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Sidney Library
Bridge
Ruby Hutchison
Dorothy Abbott
Ethel Beckman
Fink
T. E. Kokjer
Fred Wittig
South Sidney
Esther
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Frank
Margaret Cunningham
Elwood Singer
Catherine Jones
Miss Cunningham
Ila
Rita Singer
Agnes Filbin
Ruth Jane Gates
Elvera Renquist
Imogene Mowrer
Helen Zalesky
LePlaisir ‘Club
W. H. Jordan
LePlaisir Club
I. B. Grahill
J. W. Cochran
Hi Lo Club
R. E. Welsh
Henry Whitney
Carl Jones
Melvin Peterson
Simodynes
Dutch Treat Club
R. P. Kepler
Paul Martin
G. H. Doran
World Herald-Cheyenne County Spelling Contest Set
On Saturday April 11 1936 the World Herald Cheyenne County spelling contest will be in the junior high assembly room in Sidney Rules allow 4th 6th 7th 8th grade entries with up to two pupils per school The Sidney Gift Shop offers a Hafis wrist watch plus other prizes Written contest starts at 10 a m and the oral contest at 1 30 p m County Superintendent Gertrude M Nelson announces
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Satuday
Sidney
Mount Vernon Community Notices and Visits
Sunday school at a.m. Endeavor and church services at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. Numerous local visits occur this week with Mr. and Mrs. Lingwall, the Hammond, Reineka, Sprenger, Klentz, and Johnson families calling on friends in Mount Vernon. Editor notes a March error and correction about Trobaugh and Sindt relatives at Denver and Greeley.
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Mount Vernon
A.m. Endeavor
Mack Peetz
John Lingwall
Lewis Lund
Frank Klentz
John Lingwell
J. D. Walker
Lloyd Reineka
C. H. Hammond
James Johnson
Norman Trobaugh
Alfred Sprenger
H. M. Gass
Sidney
Potter
Warren Johnson
Walter Hammond
Fulalia Krohn
District 27
E. H. Howe
Henry Buss
Lucile Buss
Charles Sprenger
H. J. Hammond
Cr. Walters
Taylor Hospital
Trobaugh
Arthur
25 Cent Plate Lunch and Bazaar at Church Basement
A 25 cent plate lunch and bazaar will be held in the basement of the Christian church on Thursday, April 16.61-62 invites community members to enjoy affordable meals and bargain items during the event.
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The
Christian Church
Long Awaited Chance in Early April Reception Plans
A social note recalls Mrs Browne arranging a grand reception with her servant Bridget to call guests by name as they arrive. The item also highlights farm equipment ads and purchases including McCormick-Deering gear, a No 31 three-row Lister Cultivator, a used one-way disk, and a New F-30 Farmall bought by Oscar Aurich of Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Predmore
Broken Bow
Sidney
Nieta Raecke
F. H. Wolf
Clifford
Long Beach
Calif
Henry Weigand
Margaret Cunningham
Ila Singer
Carolyn Livoni
Roger Cunningham
Denver
Paul Parrish
Cunninghams
Bridget
R. F. Anthony
McCormick-Deering
Oscar Aurich
Gurley
Family tale on barns and sleighs and old first
Logical Bill tells his son to hitch the old sleigh while the farmer prefers using the old first. The exchange shows friction over upgrading to the new equipment. Genuine I. H. C. Repairs are advertised as using original patterns and materials for McCormick Deering machines.
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Bill
Mc‘Cormick-Deering
Meeling a Demand How the Inventor Made His Million
A witty quip from a judge notes that the inventor’s path to wealth involved an odd invention. The remark, “How did the inventor make his million? He put fenders on grapefruit spoons,” underscores a humorous take on innovation and profits.
Immutable Nature The Foundation Of Science
A concise assertion that the core of science rests on the firm belief that natural laws, though varied and complex, remain immutable and universal across phenomena and interactions.
Tea beverage habits popularized chinaware in America
The practice of drinking tea, coffee, and chocolate, begun in England in the seventeenth century, spread to America and drove the first widespread public popularity of chinaware among general consumers.
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England
America
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Creighton University
P. P. Cheff
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Frank Westover
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Earl Hiett
Lincoln
Helen Jane Johnson
Margaret Uptegrove
Nebraska University
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St. Patrick’s Academy
J. J. Sheaff
Kenneth Reeves
Plymouth
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Lutheran Church
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Wilma Gemeinhart
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Marcella Boehnke
Hilda Moench
Wilma Gemeinhardt
Vanita Schuessler
Kenneth Mueller
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Falls City
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Jane Dimery
Arthur Hardy
State University
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John Deere Plow Company
Ben Maltman
Union Pacific
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North Platte
Mr. Maltman
Moore Apartments
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Womans Club
L. L. Christy
Nebraska
J. C. Swinbank
Ainsworth
Christy
Gus Hellbush
M. G. Rice
Ed Ahrens
Whitney
Ameri
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A. W. Bundy
Lee Gain
Odd Fellows Hall
Wendell Blrd
Clifford Jensen
J. T. Foster
Easter Ham Sale
SWIFT
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Goodyear
NASH
Pontiac
Fargo Truck
BUICK
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Gertrude M. Nelson
Karl Sprenger
Arthur McMillen
Mr. Hammond
Alvin Lund
Lewis Lind
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Telegraph
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