Society Notes and Events Highlight Easter Ball and Bridge Games
Mrs. Barlow hosted eight guests for a Monday bridge luncheon at her home with Mrs. P. L. Button winning high score. Arbor Day observances by chapter BO, P. & B. included articles by members at Mrs. J. E. Coste’s home, followed by refreshments. Easter Monday ball at the city auditorium drew over 200 couples, sponsored by the Kings Daughters with Grabils Merrymakers providing music. Mrs. L. A Bartholomew hosted a Wednesday contract club luncheon at Swan Dedrick’s and two bridge tables at Bartholomew’s, with Mrs. M. W. Dimery taking high score.
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J. E. Coste
J. A. Bentley
Costello
City Auditorium
The
Kings Daughters
Grabill
L. A Bartholomew
Contract Club
Swan Dedrick
Bartholomew
M. W. Dimery
N P B Club Holds April Meeting At Wolverton Home
The N P B club met Wednesday at Mrs Ed Wolverton's country home with eight members present. Officers and members include Mesdames Wolverton O L Miller Henry Yowell Emma Hill C B Kinton Ed Lipke W E Brockelsby and Paul Sparks. The next gathering is set for May 17 at Henry Yowell's home. An informal social week featured a dutch treat dinner party and a bridge evening for post office employees and wives at Swan Dedrick's home with twenty five covers and six bridge tables.
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Ed Wolverton
Mesdames Wolverton
O. L. Miller
Henry Yowell
Emma Hill
Ed Lipke
W. E. Brockelsby
Post Office
Swan Dedrick
J. A. Bradley
Grand, Island
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs James Curless
Mrs James Curless was surprised at her home last Saturday night by a group of friends honoring her birthday. The entertainment included bridge games and an egg hunt followed by lunch to conclude the evening.
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Maxine Goldman
Leon Fine
J. A. Hepher
Denver
James Curless
Social event attendees listed for Curless affair
Taking part in the affair with Mrs Curless were Mesdames J H Abbott Jennie Johnson A I Rash Anna McCann T E Hill Charles Gardner E P Gould A R Chaney and C V Sowards and the Misses Gladys Bell Edna Granneman Edith Oldershaw Julia Grace and Mable Curless.
Mrs Kratz Hosts Le Plaisir Club Bridge Afternoon
Mrs G P Kratz presided at her home Wednesday afternoon entertaining Le Plaisir club members at a one o'clock luncheon and bridge. An extra guest was Mrs Julius Cooch ran. The high score prize went to Mrs Howard Booth.
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Kratz
G. P. Kratz
le ‘Plaisir Club
Julius Coochran
Howard Booth
Kensington M E Meeting With Shower Honor
An unusually large Kensington M E group met in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Paul Simerson, president, was honored with a miscellaneous shower during the social period. Lunch was catered by Mrs Elwood Singer's division. W B A Meeting Ends With Bridge Social and Door Prize Award to Mrs M J Block.
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Kensington
M. E. Kensington
Paul Simerson
Elwood Singer
Womans Benefit Association
Bridge
M. J. Block
Mesdamez K
Nebraska work lost but men to be sent into bordering states
State Tax Commissioner Smith announced that federal plans eliminate reforestation projects in Nebraska for the unemployed. Nebraska’s 2750 men will be assembled at state forts and sent to other states for work. Governor Bryan will press to modify the plan so Nebraskans can work within the state. County committees will select trainees for Fort Robinson and Fort Crook for two weeks before deployment.
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Smith
Washington
Nebraska
Bryan
Fort Robinson
Fort Crook
Labor, War, Agriculture and Interior Departments
Robert Fechner
Gas Tax Collections Mount This Month
State Treasurer Hall reports 440000 in state gas tax funds collected so far this month. Last month total reached 467000, reduced by a bank moratorium. Collections due April 15 cover last month’s imports. A pending bill could move the collection department within his office, not yet signed by the governor. Licenses revoked for Liberty Aero Oil, Fred Adams, and Finch Oil for gas tax noncompliance.
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Hall
Liberty Aero Oil Company
Fred Adams
Hildreth
Finch Oil Company
Ord
Nebraska State Fair Hangs On After Senate Vote
Nebraska may host a state fair this fall if H. R. 536 passes. An emergency appropriation of 46,464 dollars was approved after a prior 103,000 dollar two-year deficit debate. The measure cleared on a second reading by a 66 to 24 vote.
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Nebraska
House
Senate
Six more votes to sustain appropriation emergency clause
The text notes six extra affirmative votes needed to sustain an appropriation not specifically recommended by the governor, with one vote shy of the required total to retain the emergency clause. It asserts the emergency is not serious, claiming funds will be ready in time for the fair if no hitches occur, allowing earlier payment of obligations.
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Mersey
Farm price outlook tied to forthcoming national farm bills
The Nebraska College of Agriculture reports that farm prices for the next 30 days will hinge on forthcoming national farm legislation. Wheat prices may rise despite conditions, with a small 1933 crop probable and carryover reductions likely. Corn prices could also be affected by relief measures, while hog prices may dip from April to May. Cattle futures expect weaker well finished steers, dairy butter may fall with higher butterfat output, and poultry prices should stay near present levels with storage below year ago and five-year averages. Eggs and price incentives from local grocer advances accompany the notice.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Presbyterian Church Service Announced for Sunday
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday school at 10 am and a sermon at 11 am titled The Lord of the Living led by Pastor Dr. Paul P Cheff.
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Lord of the
Paul P, Cheff
Christian Church Bible School Attendance Sets Record
The Christian Church reports a large Sunday turnout with 33 morning invitations accepted and 31 baptisms in the afternoon. Easter anthems led by Joe Daniel drew a large choir. Next Sunday's services include 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons, with a Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and Thursday prayer meeting at 7:15 p.m. Pastor J. H. Bicknell leads.
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Bible School
Joe Daniel
Alarge Choir
Christian Endeavor
J. H. Bicknell
Methiodist Church Service Schedule and Sermons
The Methodist Church lists church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon living above the average at 11 a m Epworth league at 6 30 p m and evensong and sermon the four soils at 7 30 p m Minister F Charling Mills leads both services.
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Epworth League
The
Four Soils
F. Charling Mills
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church presents church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m sermon Be Not Faithless But Believe Luther league at 7 p m services at Lorenzo at 2 p m cordial invitation extended pastor Dr W T Kahse announces all are welcome
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Luther League
Lorenzo
W. T. Kahse
North Divide Extension Meeting Visitors
Mrs Pear sparked an extension meeting in Sidney on Wednesday attended by Mrs Ed Lipke and Mrs C B Kinton. Edwin Blanke Jimmie Rezac Donald and Dean Hecker spent Thursday evening at the Paul Sparks home. Mr and Mrs George Rippe visited the William Hecker home Thursday evening. Mrs T W Hawkins Mrs J A Sparks and Mrs Walter Huettman also listed among attendees.
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Ed Lipke
C. B. Kinton
Sidney
Edwin Blanke
Jimmie Rezac
Donald
Dean Hecker
Paul Sparks
George Rippe
Wiliam Hecker
T. W. Hawkins
J. A. Sparks
Walter Huettman
Local Sidney Social Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits
Attended the Hi Lo club at G B Wookey home in Sidney. Mrs Ed Wolverton spent Thursday as guest of Mrs Henry Yowell in Sidney. Farmers Union local 4455 met at the school house Friday. next meeting May 12. Florence Seimers Ruth Kinton and Margaret Miller attended a spelling contest in Sidney Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Wolverton and son were dinner guests Sunday at Henry Yowell’s. Ruth Sparks was weekend guest of Rosetta Seimers. Mr and Mrs J A Sparks and family spent Sunday at C B Chambers home in Sidney. Draw Mr and Mrs Paul Sparks entertained for Cloud Sparks and Harry Sparks families Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt spent Sunday at Fred Kettler home. John Pavlat overnight guest of Jack Sparks Sunday. Ethel Seimers is the normal training teacher in district 77 this week.
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G. B. Wookey
Sidney
Wolverton
Henry Yowell
Farmers, Union
The
Priday
Florence
Seimers
Ruth ‘ .Kinton
Margaret, Miller
Son
Ruth Sparks
Rosetta
J. “A. _Sparks
Chambers
Paul _Sparks
Cloud
Sparks
Harry Sparks
Carl, Schmidt
Fred Kettler
John. Pavlat
Jack Sparks
Ethel Seimers
WEYERTS NEWS FROM LODGE POLE NEIGHBORHOOD
Mrs O Rafie reports social visits and school activities in Lodge Pole Iowa community. Families including Volkman Buss Kintz Rahe Sears Folkerts Bruns and Gortemaker appear in recent gatherings. W C Sears travels to Greenfield for his father's illness and Miss Sears commutes to school.
Easter and community visits compact town notes
Harley Weyerts Dave Miller and I. W. Sanders called at the Otto Rahe homie Saturday evening. John F. Folkerts am daughter Reya called at the R. P. Volsman home Monday. There was no school in district 32 on Good Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darrah and family were Easter Sunday dinner guests of the John Hokom family near Sunol. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haxby and son of Scottsbluff and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bauer of Ogallala were Sunday visitors at the W. C. Haxby home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flicker and son called at the Morris Jessen home Sunday evening. Herman Bauer, Jeff Monday for Torrington Wyoming, where he has employment.
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O. Rafie
R. P.wolkman
Arthur
Muriel
Caroline Volkman
Reva Folkerts
Lodge Pole
Fred Thompson
Carl Busboom
Louis Bauer
John F. Folketts
W. C. Sears
Greenfield
Sears
James Payne
W. GC. Sears
William Span
Dale Rogers
Kearney
Pete Buss
Lyle Kintz
Alice
Carl Buss
District 32
Charles Darrah
Henry Block
Otto Rahe
R. P. Volkman
George Buss
Margaret Sears
Harley Weyerts
Dave Miller
I. W. Sanders
Otto Rahe ‘Homie
Reya
John Hokom
Sunol
Robert. Haxby and Son
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
W. C. Haxby
Walter Flicker
Morris Jessen
Herman Bauer
Jeff
Torrington
Wyo
Big Time novel debut teased in Omaha Bee Weekly
The American Weekly magazine section previews the first installment of a new novel titled Big Time. The Omaha Bee News promotes the April 2 release as a major literary event, highlighting themes of wealth status and love and inviting readers to follow the serial.
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American Weekly Magazine
Omaha ‘Bee News
Dairymen notice with tuberculin tests by state vet May 1
Dr C A Collins will be here about May 1 to conduct regular tuberculin tests for dairy cows. Dr C W Zike. Dalton dance on Saturday April 22 with music by Racketeers and 50 cent admission. May bazaar planned Wednesday May 3 at St Patrick's auditorium. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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C. W. Zike
Dalton
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
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