Heizer Jobe Tie In Dalton As Surprise Wedding
Hervey L. Heizer a leading Dalton merchant wed Miss Ruth Jobe at Bridgeport on Tuesday, a surprise to many friends. Miss Jobe has lived with her brother Ames Jobe who farms southwest of Dalton for five years. Miss Matilda Follette, O R Follette’s sister, a trained nurse, is on six months leave from missionary work in China and visiting in Dalton. Mrs Nora Helfrich left for Scottsbluff on business and to circulate the Young Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey L. Heizer
Ruth Jobe
Bridgeport
Mr. Heizer
Dalton
Miss Jobe
Ames Jobe
Matilda Follette
O. R. Follette
Miss Follette
China
United States
Nora Helfrich
Westeday
Scottsbluff
Helfrich
Young Democrat
Sidney social notes and local visits span week
A series of brief items records A J Jorgenson's business trip to Kimball, court in Kimball, visits by Mrs Pettett Elms Creek, Mrs Turner Cheyenne, and others in Sidney. Residents and visitors include Claus Engerlend, Joe Simodynes, Harold Rowan, Osborn Motor proprietor M W Osborn, and many more. Dentists with the American Dental Association were appointed to survey schoolchildren teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Pettibone
L. A. Donahoe
H. Thompson
R. 5. Baker
Sidney
American Dental Association
United States Public Health Service
State postal clerks convention set for Memorial Day in Sidney
State convention of postal clerks will be held in Sidney this year on Memorial Day. R. W. Wasnund, employee of Standard Oil, moved into the Osborn property at 6th and Illinois before the week’s start. Mrs. J Parks, relief worker, reports her garden seeds application filed and seeds expected by week’s end. Miss Zeola Barnes of Chapell, county superintendent of Devel county, visited Sidney on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
R. W. Wasnund
Standard Oil Company
Osborn
6Th
Illinois
J. ©. Parks
Couury Relief
State Department
Zeola Barnes
Chapell
Devel County
Miss Nettie I Miss Visits Sidney From Lincoln
Miss Nettie I Miss of Lincoln, a representative of Palmer Penmanship Company, was a business visitor in Sidney earlier in the week. Mrs. A A Buckingham left for Cheyenne Thursday morning after spending two weeks at the home of her niece, Mrs. R A Barlow. R M Adams, who was taken to Hot Springs, South Dakota, about three weeks ago for his health, is slightly improved and suffers from a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Steele
George Thompson
Bert
Nettie I. Miss of Lincoln
Palmer Penmanship Company
Sidney
A. A. Buckingham
Cheyenne
R. A. Barlow
R. M. Adams
Hot Springs
S. D
Residents relocate and crews attend regional meeting
E. E. Joneston and family moved into an Osborn house on West Quince Street. Joe Marsh and W. E. Snell of Sinclair Oil attended a salesmen meeting in Denver and returned Thursday night. Mrs. Ben Hilpert, Mrs. Art Schuessler, two daughters, and Mrs. Frank Mueller, residents of North Potter district, shopped in Sidney Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Joneston
M. W. Osborn
West Quince Street
Joe Marsh
W. E. Snell
Sinclair Oil Company
Denver
Ben Hilpert
Art Schuessler
Frank Mueller
North Potter District
Sidney
Knights of Columbus lead Sidney delegation at Scottsbluff meeting
A large Sidney Knights of Columbus delegation attended a district meeting in Scottsbluff last Sunday afternoon and evening with the Sidney degree team performing the initiation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Knights of Columbus
Scottsbluff
Institute by Miss Cynthia Mays at Indianapolis church
Miss Cynthia Mays national Christian education representative conducted an institute at the Christian church in Indianapolis on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The program during dinner hour especially interested young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Mays
Indianapolis
The
Christian Churches In Christian Education
Christian Church
Attorneys attend court session at Chappell
Attorneys P. J. Heaton W. F. Wehmiller R. P. Kepler and Paul Martin attended court at Chappell in a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Heaton
W. F. Wehmiller
R. P. Kepler and
Paul Martin
Chappell
Oberfelder Returns From Cheyenne Visits Niece in Nebr
R S and S Oberfelder came back Tuesday from Cheyenne after a weekend with his niece Mrs Joseph Wasserman. He met another niece Mrs Hazel Blumenthal who flew from New York in 13 hours and plans a May Sidney stopover. Charles Hunt of Omana, former Sidney resident, was a business visitor here Monday and Tuesday with Oliver Farm Equipment in Omaha. Mr and Mrs C T Consigny of Denver arrived yesterday to visit until Sunday at Mrs W J Shosmalser’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S&s
Charles Hunt
Omana
Sidney
Mr. Hunt
Oliver Farm Equipment Company
Omaha
C. T. Consigny
Denver
W. J. Shosmalser
Society Notes Lotts Dinner Hosts at Union Pacific Hotel
Mr and Mrs A E Lott hosted a dinner party at the Union Pacific hotel on Wednesday evening with Rev and Mrs B E Kendall of Kearney Rev and Mrs Louis Kaub of Lexington Mrs T M Johnson of Chappell Mr and Mrs T G Waddell and Mrs M W Osborn among those present The table featured a yellow color scheme with bronze snap dragons and yellow roses Flowers and friendships spanning several years were noted by all attendees
Surprise party honors Kucera with afternoon fun
A party was held in the afternoon from two to five in honor of Kucera. Guests including Mary Ann and many friends enjoyed games and a birthday lunch before the event closed. Also noted were officers elected for the Business and Professional Women's club at Union Pacific hotel and plans for a May 1 benefit bridge at Mardy hall with entertainment by local performers and a church program sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Hazel Gillett
Leona Gemeinhardt
Helen Johnson
Lorena Pelian
Georgia Martin
Mardy Hall
Kimbal Club
Kimbal
Kimball
Edna Rice
H. W. Ells
Virginia Burkhofer
Laura Fish
Ruby Furer
Emily Gould
Agnes Ladine
Laura Rudd
Mrs Maring Hosts N E Club Meeting At Home
Mrs Maring extended hospitality to members of the N E Club at their weekly gathering Monday afternoon. Bridge provided entertainment with Mrs Xt O Baker claiming high score. An extra guest was Miss Eloisie Iverson of Omaha, house guest of Mrs Albert Green. A delicious lunch was served at close of the gaines.
Mrs Heaton Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs P J Heaton presided over a Wednesday bridge luncheon at the country club with bridge events at the Heaton home. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs O K Fisher and guest Mrs Robert Whitmore attended as an extra guest of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Heaton
The
Heaton
O. K. Fisher
Robert Whitmore
Mrs Kepler Hosts Dutch Treat Club Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs. R P Kepler presided over a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at the country club for members of the Dutch Treat club followed by bridge at her home. Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs Joe Simodynes won high and second high prizes.
Kensington Rébekah Hostesses Set District Convention Plans
Mrs Isaac Jones Miss Edna Graneman and Miss Nellie Niemoler hosted the Rébekah Kensington at the Odd Fellows hall for a regular meeting. Business arranged for the district convention to be held in Sidney on Wednesday May 23. Needle work and lunch were part of the afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jones
Edna Granneman
Nellie Niemoler
Rébekah Kensington
Odd Fellows Hall
Sidney
Social Bridge Luncheon Hones Club Guests
The W. Club hosted a one o'clock luncheon and bridge Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. B. Ros. as hostess. Mrs. M. H. Redvigega won high score prize. Extra guests included Mrs. Don Howard and Miss Helen Gillespie. Luncheon was at the Swan Dedrick home and games at the Roe residence.
Birthday party for LaRue Johnson at home
Mrs Henry Johnson hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday gathering for her daughter LaRue marking her tit h birthday. Guests included Maxine Thomas Harriet Taylor Betty Biggs Roberta Hershsey Janice Stover and others in a cheerful lunch and games setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
LaRue
Maxine Thomas
Harriet’ Taylor
Betty Biggs
Roberta Hershsey
Janice Stover
Betty Simodynes
Millie Sowards
Carol Baumback
Ellen Wookey
Rita Filb
Hi Lo club bridge afternoon honors awarded
Mrs W F Graham entertained Hi Lo club ladies with a bridge party at her home on Wednesday afternoon. First and second prizes went to Mrs D L Aselett and Mrs T W Hawkins, traveling prize to Mrs R E Welch and Mrs Glen Hedgecock. Three tables played, and Welch will host the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F .Graham
Hi Lo Club
Bridge
Scouts Advance Leaders At April Board Meeting
At the April board of review for troops 0 and 99 the following earned ranks and merit badges: Lennie Darnell Melvin Wiley and Ralph Bushong second class Dick Barger star Derwood Johnson merit badge art Robert Lundberg and Ralph Bushong handicraft Abbott Slayter and Dick Barger first aid to animals John Seylier Leonard Fine Mickey Green and Robert Robinson book binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review of Boys Scouts
Lennie Darnell
Melvin Willey
Ralph Bushong
Dick Barger
Derwood Johnson
Robert Lundberg
Abbott Slayter
John Seylier
Leonard Fine
Mickey Green
Robert Robinson
Kensington Tea Honoring Mrs Petteys At Mrs McDaniel's
Mrs James McDaniel hosted an afternoon Kensington at her apartment last Saturday to honor her mother Mrs Nelie Petteys of Lodge Pole, a house guest for two weeks. Guests included Mesdames W J Shoemaker Julia Scanlon Hanna Hammer Fletcher Mann F N Slawton Thomas Crosbie and Miss Mary Uptegrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDaniel
Kensington
Nelie Petteys
Lodge Pole
Mesdames W. J. Shoemaker
Julia Scanlon
Hanna Hammer
Fletcher Mann
F. N. Slawton
Thomas Crosbie
Mary Uptegrove
Little Folks Party Honors Seven Year Old Mary Afin Kucera
Mary Afin Kucera turned seven last Saturday as her mother Mrs J H organized a little folks party in her honor. The event brought together family friends and neighbors to celebrate the milestone with cake games and warm wishes for the birthday girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Folks
Mary Afin Kucera
J. H
Joy Stephens Hosts Seventh Birthday Afternoon Party
Joy Stephens entertained a group of playmates last Saturday for her seventh birthday in an afternoon party. Misses Martha Hammond Bertha Glanz and Lucile Billeter organized the affair chaperoned to the theatre and back for games and lunch with Jacqueline Pindell Lois Bailey Lucile Gehrig Joyce Brumback Barbara Radcliffe Bumpy Ros Maxine Walter Jack Coates Staniley Perry Jack Kendree Edwin Spencer Byron Livingston and Arthur Borland also part of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stephens
Martha Hammond
Bertha Glanz
Lucile Billeter
Bain
Jacqueline Pindell
Lois Bailey
Lucile Gehrig
Joyce Brumback
Barbara
Eastern Star Kensington elects officers at club meeting
At a Tuesday afternoon East ern Star Kensington gathering in Masonic club rooms, officers for the coming year were chosen with Mrs George Gerlach as president, Mrs F G Griffith as vice president, and Mrs Loy Poole as secretary treasurer. The group also set a monthly covered dish dinner and card party for members and husbands on Wednesday evening May 2, with hostesses Mrs Carl Jones and Mrs A J Jorgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Woodward and Hornaday Engagement in Lincoln Aliance
Wilma Woodward daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Woodward of Jester and Robert F Hornaday son of Mr and Mrs C W Hornaday of Sidney announce their engagement and June 6 wedding at the bride’s parents home They are former Nebraska Wesleyan students with Woodward affiliated to Alpha Delta Omega sorority and Hornaday a Beta Kappa member The couple will reside in Lincoln Lincoln Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward-Hornaday
J. E. Woodward
Jester
Wilma
Robert F. Hornday
Lincoln
C. W. Hornaday
Sidney
Miss Woodward
Mr. Hornaday
Nebraska Westeyan University
Alpha Delta Omega Sorority
Hornaday
Beta Kappa Fraternity
Lincoln Star
Catholic Church Weekday Masses and Sunday Services
Weekday masses at 8 a m parishioners are invited. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction begin at 7 39. Sunday masses are at 7 00 and 9 30. Oey Anton Link Pastor.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Time Change Notice
English service at 9 45 a m German service at 11 a m Sunday school at 11 a m Sunday school teachers meeting Saturday 2 50 p m Walther league meeting Wednesday 8 p m Sermon topic The Holy Ghost Who is to Guide Us into All Truth John 16 5 15 What must I do to be saved Acts 16 31 22 Faith comes by hearing Romans 10 14 Jesus is Lord by the Holy Ghost Acts 2 42 You are invited to hear the word at St Pauls 9 45 a m Pastor HF Krohi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League Society
Holy Scriptures
Jesus Christ
Luther
Jesus
St. Paul's
Krohi
Trinity Lutheran Church Services Highlight Dr Martin Guest
The Trinity Lutheran church announces special services with guest speaker Dr H F Martin president of Midland college. Two services scheduled at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with the evening service aimed at youth. Luther leagues from Dalton Gur ney and Lodge Pole invited to attend. Church school at 9 0 a m. Dr Martin to also speak at First Lutheran church Sunday afternoon with Bible school at 2 15 and worship at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Martin
Midland College
Luther Leagues
Dalton and
Gurney
Lodge Pol
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Schedule
Sunday program lists ten AM Sunday school and 11 AM worship at the Presbyterian church. Topic cited as Love and Labor. Dr. Paul P. Cheff to lead with Basten noted among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Ai’mi
Paul P. Cheff
Basten
Salem Lutheran Church presents year of music program
Salem Lutheran Church announces a musical program Sunday April 29 featuring English services at 10 a.m. and a 7:30 p.m. song service titled The church year in song. The program includes Christmas songs by the school chorus, Epiphany by Salem quartet, Epiphany Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning by the Salem choir, and Holy Week pieces by the Salem ladies choir and school chorus ending with Easter Break Forth Into Joy and Ascension See the Conqueror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Quartet
Sons of the Morning
Salem
Jesus
Salem Ladies
Ascension
See the Conqueror
Episcopal Church Service and Kids Sunday School Schedule
The Episcopal Church announces a Holy Communion service at 8 a.m. and church school at 9 45 a m led by Rector Pete James B Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service of Holyommunish
James B. Roe
Arbor Day address from Golden P. Kratz in Nebraska City
Golden P. Kratz of Sidney, state American Legion commander, delivers an Arbor Day speech praising the Legion’s patriotism, youth and community service work, and its role in education and disaster relief. He defends Legion positions on military policy and emphasizes civil duties and school patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Golden P. Kratz
Sidney
The
American Legion
Department of Nebraska
Gome Times
Ee Legion
Cmell
Amerison Legion
Legion
United States
Drotthity
Northeast
Nébragkation
San Francisco
Americary Legion
Nebraska
City Post
Revival of spirit sparks tree planting drive in state towns
A celebration today urged continued service to God and country and praised the revival of community spirit. The speaker credited American Legion and allied groups for resuming civic activities, including planting trees for future generations. The address called for united effort to expand such programs.
New Silage Grain Is Now Recommended
Atlas sergo a two crop variety developed in Kansas shows promise as a silage crop in Nebraska. Experiments comparing corn silage with sergo silage found sergo more advantageous in poor seasons though less efficient than corn for grain. Feeding with cottonseed cake or limestone increased cattle gains. palatability was similar to corn silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Sergo
Kansas
Nebraska
College of Asrs
Sergo
R. R. Taaiman
Animal Husbandry
Aepartmen
Better the East Club elects new officers at first meeting
The Eesti carry call elect yes meeting at John Thies home. The first meeting of the second year malf club opened with election of officers. Temorne Jelincon was elected president with Tronry Beede as vice president. Esbharath treasurer, Denrind Bleck assistant treasurer, Wind sheimer song leader, Vernel Beebe yell leader, Dele Talish news reporter. Eight members attended. after session they adjourned for refreshments served by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesti
John Thies
Ens. Bests
Temorne Jelincon
Watchet
Tronry Beede
Eewy Denrind Bleck
Esbharath
Iven Windsheimer
Dairy Cow Judging Club Meeting Recap
At the April 6 gathering led by the club leader Raymond Cruise visited by Raymond Cruise, Lemoyne Johnson and Robert Rexroth judged dairy cows after a calf Aub demonstration. The next meeting is May 4 at John Block’s home. Cake jele and coffee were served by Mrs Beebe and club members’ mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cruise
Lemoyne Johnson
Robert Rexroth
John Block
Bake Sale by Derens society at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Derens society of Trinity Lutheran church will hold a bake sale on April 3 at Greezlees beginning at 10 a.m. Specials include chicken and noodles baked beans hot rolls pie cake and estate salad. Chairman Mrs Daciz Karvanelk. ’66
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derens Society
Trinity Luneran Church
Greezlees
Daciz Kairvanelk
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Joe Gibson
J. L. Tewill
Charles Turner
J. Earl Thayer
B. L. Walker
Potter
Claus Engerlend
East Huntsman
Morrill County
Joe Simodynes
Bill Burgess
Art Renfield
Snowlake
Harold Rowan
Chris Jorgenson
Broken Bow
J. B. Bates
Osborn Motor Company
Dodge
Selma Meenan
P. J. Beyer
Bunker Hill
A. M. Leafdale
John Scharrell
P. W. Barker
Barker Cleanme¢g Shop
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M. W. Dimery
Harry Wingerson
Gothenburg
Claudia Smith
Frances Embree
Oshkosh
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Henry Mayer of
Clara Murray
John Lebb
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Agnes Sutter
Comany
Fay Marvin
Lewellen
Fairmont Creamery
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Society Notes
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Albers Muziler
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Shepherd
Salem Choir
Wilam Redder
Mrs. Graham
Mrs. Petteys
Anton Link
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Curch
Trinity Lutheran “Church
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Episcopal Church
Kratz
Darerevil
Columbia
Yarry Lergden
Reaming
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Curren Ie
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