Sunny Side Social News Notes Visitors and Visits
Local residents, including Mrs I Holtman and Mrs Mike Saunders, were guests of relatives or called on neighbors across Sunny Side. Several residents made trips to Sidney, Chappell, Lodge Pole, and Preetz, while hospital stays and Easter program attendance are mentioned among frequent social appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Holtman
Mike Saunders
Clarence Meyers
E A Johnson
Mr Block
Sidney
Nels
W. W. Wassum
A. L. Roberts
James Tighe
BE. A. Wickard
Oscar Olson
Ray Tremain
Chris Lee
Bertha
Harold Omel
H. C. Schmale
John Johnson
Grand Island
John Peters
J. A. Talish
H. A. Lindley
Lester Theis
Weekend Visits Highlight Potter Area Social Roundup
Miss Mirriam Bartlett and friend came from Kearney to visit Mirriam's parents. Sidney visitors included Mr and Mrs R V Francis and son for Easter. Greeley Colorado and Cheyenne trips noted along with local shoppers in Sidney and Potter. A commercial airplane carried passengers here Monday afternoon as the glee club planned funds for Hastings contest. Babcock traveled to Beulah Wyoming for fish hatchery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirriam Bartlett
Kearney
Mirriam
R. V. Francis
Sidney
R. L. MacAdam
Fred Vaughn
Guy Hite
L. V. Slocumb
Gering
Potter
Chappell
Emil Nelson
Vipond and families visit E N Southard home
West Center notes list Mr and Mrs W A Vipond and son of Peetz, Mr and Mrs Herman Baumbach and family, and Mrs Wood of Sidney visiting E N Southard. E L Weed traveled to Bridgeport. Wes leyan students Ethel Guill and Lor etta Osborn arrive for spring vacation. Miss Guill plans to teach at Center school next year. Mrs Olive Gineau visits E L Osborn. Mrs E L Weed and Mrs George Winkleman visit Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Weed
George Winkleman
Raymond Weed
Paul Weible
John Rathbun
Dalton
Earl Young
A. H Draper
Paul Draper
Near Sundl
A. H. Draper
A. J. Jorgenson
Gwendolyn
E. E. Osborn
Olive Gineau
Martin Christofferson
Gurley Methodists Church
W. A. Vipond
Peetz
Herman Baumbach
Wood
Sidney
E N. Southard
E. L. Weed
Bridgeport
Ethel Guill
Loretta Osborn
Wesleyan College
Lincoln
LaVern
Clara Ewing
Charles Jobe
Miss Guill
Center School
E. Osborn
Multiple East Gurley Visits and Local Social Roundup
East Gurley residents and Sidney visitors are noted in a dense social roundup. Otto Krueger returns from St. Louis. many families including Keisselhorst, Schmuacher, Neick, Hinrichs, and Miller host dinners and visits. Ed Lukens returns from Europe to resume farm work. Ernest Keisselhorst buys a Pontiac. Easter gatherings and church services are listed among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Krueger
St. Louis
Henry Keisselhorst
Harry Schmuacher
Fern
Henry Krembring
Katherine Miller
Willis
Gurley
Louis
John Jurgens
Raymond Keisselhorst
Edna
William Neick
Sidney
George Milner
Charles Neick
John Hinrichs
Carl Kraft
Evelyn
George Hinrichs
William Nelck
Fred Schmuacher
Herbert Brockmiller
William Ne
Ed Lukens
Europe
John Jurgens Farm
Ernest Keisselhorst
Wiliam Keisselhorst
August Kurth
Arthur Keisselhorst
Henry Hinrichs
Sexton Ahlm
Paul Krueger
Omaha
Krueger
Antelope Divide Social Visits Reported
Mr. and Mrs J W Bertramson and Rodney visited Saturday evening at the Jack Richards home. Mrs H A Lockhart and small children visited at the L K Nelson home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs August Haack and family motored to Sidney Friday. Mr and Mrs C P Herboldsheimer...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Larson
Edson Madden
John Carlson
Glen Beale
James Johnson
V A. Nelson
Cecil Brady
Rodney Bertramson
Kimball
C. P. Herboldsheimer
George Whitney
Sidney
Howard Madden
Wittrock
J. M. Nelson
Emery
E. M. Nelson
Henry James
J. H. Madden
Roland Whitney
Iowa
Hiett and Edwards
Ed Nelson
Janice Whitney
James Johnson and Son
Anna Reineka
Bill Gorman
Carl Temple
Chris Nelson
Hugo Haack
V. A. Nelson
Kermit
James Wileford
Peetz
Mildred Nelson
Grover
Colo
Myr
Maurice Reddy
Margaret
Carl Larson
Danish Lutheran Church
J. W. Bertramson
Rodney
Jack Richards
H. A. Lockhart
L. K
Railroad Notes From Sidney Visitors Highlight 1929 System Meet
A. R. Mullens and E. C. Clausen visited Sidney this week with brief notes on rail operations. A. A. Hendricks, president of the Union Pacific league, showed miniature motion pictures of the old timers picnic at Salt Lake City and the system meet at Boise in 1929. The 1930 system meet is planned for Ogden, Utah, and is anticipated to be much larger than prior gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Mullens
Sidney
E. C. Clausen
A. Hendricks
Union Pacific League
Salt Lake City
Boise
Idaho
Ogden
Utah
Union Pacific athletes meet here with pictures for clubs
The meeting will draw athletes from across the Union Pacific system. Pictures will be taken and shown at the 53 local clubs. Local reports note many community activities and travel among Sidney residents, with multiple names and weekend visits.
U P Railroad Reports 1929 Income and 1939 Operating Revenues
U P railroad reports 1929 net income from all sources of 49 256 042 and earnings per common share of 20.36. Income from investments rose to 21 598 472 aided by higher dividends and interest. Transportation income reached 45 325 568 while fixed charges fell 390 682. Surplus rose by 3 139 170 to 23 035 158. Balance sheet shows 170 146 114 invested in other companies, with 93 932 217 in stocks and 76 213 897 in bonds. Current assets fall to 45 958 027 and liabilities stand at 46 260 712. 1939 operating revenues total 217 956 592 with freight up 2 177 477 while passenger revenue drops about 526 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
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West Center
East Gurley
Sylvia Bayne
Evelyn Kraft
Herman Jurgens
Dennis
Kutol
Psa Et -Kuiol
Sidney- Glass & Paint CO
Union Pacific
Fred George
Crook
Caremen
Price and
Taylor
Weir
Sidney Ball
Lorenzo Ball
C. Brewer
Sterling
Fort Morgan
F. C. Vizina
Denver
W. H. Seeley
Laramie
O K. Kurz
Ss. C. Chambers
C M. Prigeon
Julesburg
A. H. Nottage
Dix
W. S. Proper
J. C. Proper
Lawrence Davis
Nellie Davis
C. C. Davis
R. L. Tobler
American Legion
Boy Scouts of
Volunteer Fire Department
Union Pacific Railroad
New City Auditorium
Fox Theatre
Tobler
Evanston
Ill
Troop 89
Royer Armstrong
Joe Shull
William Kalber
Cheyenne County
Frank Schwasnick
U. P. Railroad
E. Planck
Nebr
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Anrd
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Sidney Drug Co
Brown’s Central Shoe Store
Sidney, Nebraska
D. M. Ferry Co
Nebraska Seed Co
Skaggs
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