Rules Change for Gold Prize Draw At Sidney Dance
The article explains a new method for awarding three gold prizes of 50, 30, and 20 dollars at a Saturday night dance. Winners are chosen by drawing, with first three winners contacted by mail if not present, and second and third choices used if needed. Participants need only sign a coupon with name and address at any Sidney merchant and place it in a box, no dance attendance required. A free vaudeville show at the auditorium Friday night at 8 is also advertised.
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Fom
Sidney
Free Vaudeville Tonight At Cheyenne Sidney Merchants
A six act vaudeville bill headlines Cora Welsh a blues singer with a Southern drawl and perfect accordion, with Cook and Jones Miss Maybell Jack and Don and the Western Sisters. The Sidney merchants bureau offers free admission with prizes for kiddie contests tomorrow afternoon and Cheyenne county marble championship expected to draw over a hundred participants.
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Cook and Jones
Maybell
Jack
Don
Sidney
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Bureau
Business Nauses
Cheyenne County
New Lubrication System Introduced At Osborns Garage
M. W. Osborn of the M. W. Osborn Motor company announces a new Chek-Chart Grease Rite lubrication system for all American built cars. The charted method guides the exact lubrication points and types, aiming to prevent overlooked fittings and ensure correct intervals.
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Osborn
M. W. Osborn
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Elblow
Bill Davee to Fly New Stinson Plane This Week
Bill Davee, crack pilot at Alliance municipal air field, holds sole flying rights at the power show this week. He brought a new Stinson-Detroiter cabin ship from Detroit for Clarence Kirkpatrick, an Alliance businessman and aviation enthusiast. The aircraft is richly upholstered and among the finest smaller cabin jobs in the West, Davee says.
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Bill Davee
Alliance
Four Club 4-H Delegates Planned for Weeklong Visit
County Agent Willey says 4-H clubs from Chelabine County will attend a week of supervised activities on campus with daily educational excursions. The visit includes a Lincoln chamber of commerce and agricultural banquet, a university 4-H club evening, and a trip to Omaha. Delegates are urged from local clubs and application blanks are available at the agent’s office.
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Willey
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce and Agricultural
University
Omaha
Nebraska Business Women Convene In Omaha This Week
The Nebraska federation meets in Omaha with a general luncheon for delegates and visitors, an afternoon quarter contest led by the state song leader, and a Friday international banquet at Fontenelle hotel with Miss Elsie Griffith presiding. International president Miss Lena Madesin Phillips will speak, followed by installation of new officers. Sunday features an emblem breakfast with Miss McClench as speaker and a pageant by the Omaha club to honor the club emblem.
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Fontenelle
Elsie Griffith
Lena Madesin Phillips
Miss Phillips
Nebraska Federation
Nebraska
Miss McClench
Omaha
Second Annual High School Tennis Meet Opens at Sidney Club
The second annual high school tennis tourney opened Tuesday on the Sidney club court with 30 entries. Favorites challenge for the 1931 title as a school team will be selected from top players to duel neighboring schools. first-round results show Bonham, Tobin, Adams, Craig, Wolf, Watson, Dyke, and J Swain advancing.
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Sidney Club
West Maple Street
Paul Kahl
Richard Chaney
Bonham
Hansen
Tobin
D. Baker
Adams
Ahrens
Craig
Montgomery
Wolf
Price
Watson
J. Wolf
Hardy
J. Swain
B. Swain
Sidney Tennis Club
Wil
New Publisher Takes Charge Of Peetz Gazette This Week
George E. Hungerford becomes owner and editor of the Peetz Gazette after purchasing the paper from Phoebe Pulver. Hungerford, previously from Dunbar Nebraska, has long worked in newspapers. Pulver and family plan to stay in Logan County for summer, with fall plans for schooling.
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Peetz
Peetz Gazette
George E. Hungerford
Dunbar
Nebr
Phoebe Pulver
Fraank Pulver
J. C. Scott
Sterling
Frank J. Pulver
Pulver
Phoebe
John E. Pulver
Hungerford
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Meeting on Monday
The chamber of commerce will hold its regular meeting next Monday in the dining room of the Commercial cafe. Important business is on the board for discussion. Secretary Henry Paviat reports President Marius Christensen will preside.
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Chamber of Commerce
Henry Paviat
Marius Chrstensen
Wil
John Barnard Dies at Bridgeport April 1
John Barnard former manager of the Lone Pine tourist camp died at Bridgeport on April 1 after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Plattsmouth conducted by Rev. Troy formerly of Potter. Survived by his wife and three sons of Redington.
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John Barnard
Lone Pine
Bridgeport
Plattsmouth
Troy
Potter
Church Services and Activities in Sidney
Sunday masses and devotions at Catholic and Methodist churches with detailed schedules. Methodist events include Sunday school, morning worship, Epworth leagues, evensong, a Thursday drama, and a Friday visit by Mrs Mathews of the WMS with mite boxes. Additional notes reference church programs, a sermon series, and a Luther an Church sermon.
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Anton Link
Epworth
United Lutheran Churches Sunday Services
Sidney Trinity Lutheran announces church school at 9 45 a m with a lesson on The Rich Man and Lazarus and worship at 11 a m featuring a sermon on The Great ness of the Church discussing its place power and authority. Do not miss this very interesting and helpful service.
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Sidney
Trinity Lutheran
Lazarus
Pleasant View Social Visits Spotted Across Town
Mrs. Lloyd Shaw and sons called at the J E Morrow home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Hotel home. Mr and Mrs E Morrow called at the Pete Nelson home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and sons visited the J E Morrow home Wednesday. Dan Heimer motored to Dix Tuesday with William Morrow. Mrs J E Morrow and Emma visited the W D Mathewson and McLaughlin homes Saturday afternoon.
Families Gather for Sunday Visits Across Local Homes
Mr and Mrs George Jung and family and Mr and Mrs Ernest Ger ser spent Sunday at the Art Schues sler home. Mr and Mrs Lewis Seeman and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller and family, and Otto Seeman visited the Oscar Mueller home. Miss Emma Morrow shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Billy Smith. Dan Heimer dined with Art Brandenberg on Friday and made a business trip to Potter Monday morning. Rev and Mrs G H Boehnke and family spent Sunday at the H B Wittrock home.
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George Jung
Ernest Gerser
Art Schuessler
Lewis Seeman
Frank Mueller
Otto Seeman
Oscar Mueller
Emma Morrow
Billy Smith
Dan Heimer
Art Brandenberg
Hugo Mueller
Anton Steffens
Edna Leinbach
Joe Gerler
W. D. Mathewson
J. E. Morrow
Potter
G. H. Boehnke
H. B Wittrock
The Elite Hat Shop Sale At Tobin Building
The Elite Hat Shop offers a three day sale April 16 to 18 featuring a line of sample hats at half price. Hats are fitted correctly by experienced staff at 1010 Minors St Tobin building room No 2.
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Tobin
Lost Car De Eng Injured Norma Breen Reward
A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a lost vehicle linked to Norma Breen. Contact GISW at the listed location or phone number for details and to report sightings or information.
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Norma Breen
Pinder
GISW
Ste Lama Rudd
Notice to Creditors in Rose McFadden Assignment
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court sets May 18 1931 at 10 a.m. in Sidney for creditors to file claims against Rose McFadden doing business as McFadden Millinery. Objections defenses set-offs and counter claims not filed by then will be barred from consideration or dividends. Dated April 16 1931. County Judge G P Kratz.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Rose McFadden
McFadden Millinery
Sidney
Court House
G P. Kratz
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Mlvblrs
Chelabine County
Telegraph
Shurs MU Ueles
Mathews
Frank I. Finch
F. Charling Mills
Lutheran—Church
Bool
Ermon
W T. Kahse
United Lutheran Churches
Elite Hat Shop
Tae
Telegram
the Telegraph
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