Society Notes and Local Gatherings Echo Community Life
Society notes describe Monday fried trout dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ward Johnson with guests Al Bundy Ralph Ham TM Tmond and Bill Benson following a Sunday fishing expedition. Other items cover the BEW Childs dinner at their country home with several families, a Campfire Girls meeting at city hall led by Mrs Worden, and a Rebekah lodge anniversary celebration with Odd Fellows. Gretchen Fine’s ninth birthday dinner party lists teachers and relatives as guests. Geraldine Kennedy bribes a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Bassett. L I bridge club met at Mrs Bolton with two visiting members, and high honors went to Mrs Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Biggs
Carl Jones
Mr. Jones
Ed Ahrens
C. E. Daggett
Daggett
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Dalton
Gretchen Fine
Sam Fine
Florence Smith
Lottie Brown
Gretchen
Helen Peetz
William Burgess
Leon Fine
Leonard Fine
Harold Hoper
al Kruse
Lena Taylor
L. I Bridge Club
J . Bolton
O. G. Maley
George Fleming
Robert Dyke
Maley
Delphia Society Meeting Notices in Kensington and Roche Homes
Frances Wilard Kensington at the home of Mrs. W. J. Shoemaker at 2 o'clock. Delphia society Monday afternoon at home of Mrs. R. E. Roche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wilard Kensington
W. J. Shoemaker
Delphia Society
R. E. Roche
Sidney Voag Students Headed to North Platte Meet
Sidney voag students travel to the annual State vocational contest at North Platte this week. Instructor J W Neilson hopes the group will match last year’s enviable record. The grain judging team includes Floyd Miller Livia Kraft and Howard Maley with Edwin Kraft and T J Bickel also on grain judging. Poultry judging will feature Ben Sheckler Willard Sutter and Robert Morris. Livestock judging sees Lynn Poole Roy Zeigler and Raymond Cruise. Dairy team entrants are Walter Miller Frederick Berggren and Oakley Atkins. Babcock testing pairs Edward Hinrich Louis Jurgens. Dairy products team members are Earl Masse Edward Hinrichs and Louis Jurgens. Egg graders are Floyd Miller and Earl Masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Voag
North Platte
J. W. Neilson
Floyd Miller
Livia Kraft
Howard Maley
Edwin Kraft
T J. Bickel
Ben Sheckler
Willard Sutter
Robert Morris
Sidney
Lynn Poole
Roy Zeigler
Raymond Cruise
Walter Miller
Frederick Berggren
Oakley Atkins
Edward Hinrich
Louis Jurgens
Babcock
Earl Masse
Edward Hinrichs
Reverend T Porter Bennett Weds in Falls City
Rev T Porter Bennett formerly of Sidney and Broken Bow, a former Methodist minister, wed Miranda Myers a former missionary to India at Falls City on Tuesday. Myers is a first cousin of Arthur J Weaver and was given in marriage by the former chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Porter Bennett
Falls City
Broken Bow
Sidney
Miranda Myers
India
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska couple wedding in multiple countries and future study
Miss Cora Clark of Reserve served as bridesmaid while Emi Wolbach of Grand Island flew in as best man. The bride, who spent three years in missionary work in India, is a Falls City High School and Syracuse University graduate and a member of Alpha XI Delta. Rev. Bennett, a 31 year minister and Nebraska Knights Templars and Elks leader, will attend Rotary International in Vienna and pursue postgraduate work at Oxford Cambridge and Edinburgh. The couple plans a year and a half abroad returning to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Clark
Reserve
Emi Wolbach
Grand Island
India
Falls City High School
Syracuse University
Alpha XI Delta Sorority
Bennett
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Knights Templars of
Nebraska
Odd Fellows of
Knights of Pythias of
Canada
Frances
Austria
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
British Isles
Vienna
Rotary International
Broken Bow
Oxford
Cambridge
Edinburgh
Sidney boys named to fair committees at Lincoln clash
Clayton Jones of Sidney serves on the agronomy committee and Clifford Jones on the rural economics exhibit committee for the 1931 farmers fair at the agricultural college campus in Lincoln. The 13th annual event on May 2 aims for record attendance with expanded educational exhibits and more entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Clayton
Clifford Jones
Sidney
Clifford
Myrtie White
Fair Board
Association markets 69 hogs at Denver yards
The Cheyenne County Shipping association marketed 69 head of hogs in Denver Monday that averaged from 715 to 5.50 per hundred. Dockage of 140 pounds amounted to five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Shipping Asociation
Denver
Sidney Rotarians and Potter businessmen to meet on April 24
Sidney Rotarians and Potter businessmen will meet at Potter on April 24. The gathering, postponed from an earlier date due to bad weather, is expected to draw most of Sidney's Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rotarian
Potter
Sidney Rotarians
Potter Business Men
Sidney
Sidney Cagers Honored by Chappell Rotarians
The Sidney basketball team was entertained by Chappell Rotary club members last Thursday night. Coach Leo P. Black Supt. G. R. Liebendorfer and E. L. Upte grove accompanied the team to the meeting. For sale twenty head of feed shoots by Arthur Schuessler one mile north of Pleasant View school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chappell Rotary Club
Leo P. Black
Supt
G. R. Liebendorfer
E. L. Uptegrove
Arthur Schuessler
Pleasant View School House
Sidney and Kimball to Meet in Baseball Tilt
Sidney and Kimball will meet in a Sunday baseball game billed as a pre season tilt for the Sidney team. Kimball fields a strong club every year and should be a tough season opener for the local nine. Several local fans will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Kimball
Meadow Lawn G T Club Members Share Pleasant Afternoon
Meadow Lawn G T club members spent a pleasant afternoon with Mrs J C Guil Thursday. Evelyn Peterson called on Evelyn Mayer Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Earl Hart and family were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Pearl Lipska. Ruth Cortney and Julia Walsh spent the weekend at the Ed Walsh home. Mrs Ellen Broughton, mother of Mrs Sam Eckert, passed away at Scottsbluff April 10. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr and Mrs Eckert and family. Glenwood Lipska is helping with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Club
J C Guil
Evelyn Peterson
Evelyn Mayer
Earl Hart
Pearl Lipska
Ruth Cortney
Julia Walsh
Ed Walsh
Ellen Broughton
Sam Eckert
Scottsbluff
Report of Condition of Liberty State Bank of Sidney Neb
Report of condition for Liberty State Bank of Sidney Nebraska as of April 11 1931 shows total assets 313168.92 with loans and discounts 335992.80 including bonds and securities cash in banks and due from banks 139,670.22 and 131,671.81 respectively. Liabilities include total deposits 544534.05 with capital stock surplus undivided profits and reserves itemized and a depositor guarantee fund 740.66. Notary public Russell F Dedrick attests to accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty State Bank of
Sidney
Nebraska
U. S
Montingenice
State of
Cheyenne
Ss. I
F. H. Wolf
Department of Trade and Commerce
F. F. Wolp
F. N. Slawson
Nellie Lehmkvuhl
Russell F. Dedrick
Charles Mayer Farm Notes Bring Local Visitors
Mesdames Shrinert and Schlotfeld visited Thursday with Mrs. Mike Muler. Maynard Mayer stayed as overnight guest Sunday. Ed Walsh family entertained for Faye Ruth Cortney and Dennis Walsh of Lodge Pole. Vera Schlotfeld took eighth grade exams at Dalton. Charles Mayer Evelyn called on Ivan Walker. Meadow Lawn families attended Ella Broughton funeral at Redington. R R Bovee shopped in Potter. Henry Valquartzen Evelyn Charles Peterson and Edward Reinman of Chicago were visitors at the Mayer home. Ernest Myers planned a business call in Dalton. R R Bovee R Ray and Delores called at Mayer home. Charles Mayer and son Clayton visited Jack Rathbun. Harold Bovee attended Potter Bunker Hill game. Ernest Peterson started driving for Standard Oil in Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Mayer
Charles Mayer
Ed Walsh
Faye
Ruth Cortney
Dennis Walsh
Lodge Pole
Vera Schlotfeld
Dalton
Evelyn
Ivan Walker
Meadow Lawn
Ella Broughton
Redington
R. R. Bovee
Potter
Henry Valquartzen
Charles Peterson
Edward Reinman
Chicago
Ernest Myers
Ray
Delores
Clayton
Jack Rathbun
Harold Bovee
Ernest Peterson
Standard Old Company of Potter
Sunny Side Social Notes From Lusk Visit and Local Gatherings
Walter Hernbloom visited his son from Lusk Wyoming. Several local families attended the play at the E A Jobson home on Wednesday. The Helping Hand club held an achievement program Thursday evening at district 68 with a large crowd. Various households shared Sunday dinners and visits at the Rexroth and Omel homes, with multiple families attending events at the Rexroth residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hernbloom
Lusk
Wyo
Ray Rexroth
Alice
James Irwin
Ray Trema
E. A Wickard
A . Roberts
Frank Halsey
Bothy Irwin
L. K. Omi
E A. Jobson
Fred Holtman
Mike Lauder
District 68
John Theisard
E. A. Johnson
Floyd Wise
M. Harold Hernbloom
J. A. Talish
L. K. Omel
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Patrick Heaton
Mrs. B. B. Hine
Cedar Creek
Kenneth Bassett
Merle C. Green
Harlan Kinton
The
Green Lantern
William Jordan
S. H. Snyder
Eva
I. Kodinsky
Alta Cobb
the Telegraph
S. A. Maley
California
Omar Court
F. M. Ward
Howard Booth
J. C. Penney Company
Omaha
Leroy Larson
F. A. Bush
Gordon
Convention of Womans Clubs
A. E. Grantham
Lexington
Mr. Grantham
Mrs. Grantham
Mothers Club
John Borland
Sidney Mothers
Ta Wan Ka
Martha Meyer
Burnell Kinton
Betty Walsh
Maxine Fulton
Luciie Schulz
Margaret Fpurer
Nellie Davis
Agnes Ladine
South Hills
Country Club
L. A. Donahoe
Leo Bartholomew
P. J. Ackers
A. D. Greenlee
O. K. Fisher
Fred Krause
J. W. Goodale
I. G. Meich
William Reiners
Sidney Moore
A. V. Fadhman
Mike Schwartz
Ver
Society Notes
Childs
Bew Childs
George Kavanaugh
Genevieve
Mary
H. P. Helfrich
Gilbert
Charles
Pauline
Olson
McDowell
Crawford
Aboha Hanta
City Hall
Miss Geraldine Kennedy
Susan Bassett
Miss Kennedy
Don D. Howard
Bridge
Mrs Bassett
Daisy Kennedy
State Organization of the Travelers Protective Asociation and
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Association
Denver Yards
Sidney Cagers
Chappell Rotarians
Greenlees’ Inc
Charles Mayer Farm
Mesdames Shrinert
Schlotfeld
Mike Muler
Tae
Mulets Bakery
del Monte
Penick
Jordan Brand Peaches
Skaggs
Sunkist
Cheyenne County Trading Co
Heinz Catsup
Mission Bell
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