Sidney Newsine Social Notes Highlights Local Visitors
A roundup of names and travels from Sidney Nebraska lists Mrs. H. F. Beckmann spending a week in Rapid City S D. Roy and family at 1815 Maple St. Harry Lindley and Cross couples in Lodge Pole and other visits. Attendees include Ruth Betts Cheyenne Mona Livoni. Lon Miller Lodge Pole. R P Kepler and son Kenneth Alliance. Cortney at Taylor hospital. Andrew and George McMillan Shelton visiting W A McMillan. Extended trips to Estes Park Thermopolis Yellowstone.
Society Notes and Club Gatherings of the Week
Mrs Radcliffe hosted a luncheon at the country club honoring her mother Mrs Swatzlander and Mrs A G Swatzlander of Golden and Mrs Henry Robert Herold of Oklahoma City. Mrs Thayer led Kensingtons Eastern Star at the Masonic club rooms with Mrs Benning and others in attendance. Miss Mildred Houge gave a lakeside picnic supper honoring Miss Rothada Ridler of Cheyenne with Beatrice Birmingham and Catherine Hahler present. Mrs Leo Bartholomew hosted a Wednesday bridge luncheon at the country club with J E Costello taking high score. Cha May Campfire girls and guardian Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson held a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Swatzlander
A. G. Swatzlander
Golden, Colo
Henry Robert Herold
Oklahoma City
C. S. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Country Club
Golden
Miss Ridler
Mildred Houge
Krueger’s Lake
Rothada Ridler
Cheyenne
Beatrice Birmingham
Catherine Hahler
Bartholomew
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Vaudeville at U S A theatre Tuesday night
At Mildred Niels home plans were set for a vaudeville number Blue Skies to be presented at the U S A theatre Tuesday night August 6. A picnic at Krueger's lake featured Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fuerer and guests including the Bush and Kucera families and Adele Swiggett. A surprise birthday party honored Elma Nelson with games, music, and refreshments at the Green Lantern. attendees included Nellie Davis Laura Rudd Jeynette Dodds Jessie Lee Woods Vera Harr Mary Harr Ruth Shaw Marjorie Pettett Lucile Waddell Esther Shaw Jessie Davison Ada Nelson and Mrs. Edwin Breternitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Niels
U S. A
Furers
Edward Furer
Krueger's Lake
F. A. Bush
Stuart
Ruth
Olive
Harvey Bush
Ellen Jean
John Kucera
Adele Swiggett
Elma Nelson
Green Lantern
Nellie Davis
Laura Rudd
Jeynette Dodds
Jessie Lee Woods
Vera Harr
Mary Harr
Ruth Shaw
Marjorie Pettett
Lucile Waddell
Esther Shaw
Jessie Davison
Ada Nelson
Edwin Breternitz
Birthday Party for Sam Roy Hunt at Home
Mrs. S. P. Hunt entertained many children and their brothers on Monday afternoon for her son Sam Roy’s fourth birthday. Snapshot pictures were taken, games were played, and refreshments were served after a birthday cake with white icing and yellow candles. Gifts were given by guests including Doris Clare Long Ruth Simpson Darlene Koehn Joan Long Donald Long Bobby Simpson Donald Simpson Andrew Lloyd Englert Bobby McKay Darrell Koehn and Percy Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hunt
Sam Roy
Doris Clare Long
Ruth Simpson
Darlene Koehn
Joan Long
Donald Long
Bobby Simpson
Donald Simpson
Andrew Lloyd Englert
Bobby McKay
Darrell Koehn
Percy Leonard
Birthday Surprise for Miss Herbert at Sund home
Miss Virginia Herbert celebrated a birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs W Lyle Needham at their country home. Guests included Evelyn Messing Leona Cortney Ruby Deaver Mildred Witters Margaret Messing Ellen Deaver Regina Messing Ruth Deaver Gilford Montgomery Goldwyn Dyke Edwin Zwickl Clarence Deaver Conrad Messing Eugene Parson Clemmons Deaver Leonard Cortney John Witters William Cortney. A Sundl bridge club social followed at Mrs George Barlow's home with four tables and prizes for Emma Hannah Pearl Barlow Cora Barlow and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Herbert
Virginia Herbert
W. Lyle Needham
Evelyn Messing
Leona Cortney
Ruby Deaver
Mildred Witters
Margaret Messing
Ellen Deaver
Regina Messing
Ruth
George Barlow
Sund
Sundl Bridge Club
W. Billeter
Million
Emma Hannah
Prague
Okla
McComes
Auburn
Pearl Barlow
Cora Barlow
Lodge Pole
Mesdames
Emil Engiert
Amelia Lindley
J C. Demers
Sunol
S. P. Hunt
Sidney
Hannah
Millard Pavlat
Sunday Masses and Devotions at Local Parish
Anton Link, pastor, announces Sunday Masses at 7:00 and 9:20 a m and Sunday evening devotions with rosary, benediction at 7 30. Weekday Mass is at 7:00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Banner Heist Sparks Bible School Mischief Tale
In a Christian Church Bible school notice the women reportedly swiped the banner from the men last Sunday while the latter were in the harvest fields or resting. The incident follows seven weeks of men holding the banner as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Three Crosses Sermon At Friendly Church Revival
Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites all to morning and evening services with the theme The Three Crosses. He questions their meaning and God’s message to the world as the group plans a return to services next Sunday with Drive It Yourself Christian Endeavor and a midweek prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
J. H. Bicknell
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church August Notices
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces English services at 11:00 on August 4 led by Rev Praise Speaking with Sunday school at 10 a.m. August 7 Ladies Aid meets at Mrs F Brauer's home. August 11 no services due to pastor's trip to Omaha. W F Peters, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praise
Ladies Aid
F. Brauer
Omaha
New Farm Practices Driven by Publicity Effect, Study Finds
A U S Department of Agriculture study led by M Wilson shows publicity methods such as news stories bulletins and posters accounted for 30 percent of improved farm and home economics practices across 12 states. News stories alone influenced 10 percent and general meetings 13.8 percent. Cost analysis ranks news stories as most economical, with exhibits and posters least, while time spent on stories yields three times as many changes as farm visits and fifteen times that of exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wilson
United States
Department of Agriculture
Jesson
Radio 1
Wilson
Extension workers urged to focus on high-return news methods
The author notes that practice changes show costs about twice the average of three peer groups. He argues that longer time on news work does not guarantee higher output per hour. Still, it seems wise for extension staff to emphasize methods and agencies with the highest returns given costs, avoiding minimization of effective approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilosa
Federal farm board eyes half dozen giant farmer co op groups
The new federal reserve farm board contemplates creating several large farmer owned cooperative marketing organizations to handle major crops. Under Hoover guidance these coops aim to replace open market stabilization with practical marketing, starting with wheat and coarse grains via the Farmers National Grain Corp and led by Samuel R. McKelvie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Farm Board
United States
Hoover
Farm Board
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
McKelvie
Anly
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Legge
Baton Rouge
American Institution of Co-Operation
Central cooperative groups urged by policy note
A historical policy note urges the development of large scale central cooperative organizations to strengthen collective action and resource sharing among local groups. The appeal emphasizes organized networks to improve bargaining power, supply economies, and member services across regions.
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Mrs. H. F. Beckmann
Rapid City, S. D
Mrs
Roy Depew
1815
Maple Street
Harry Lindley
George Cross
Ruth Betts
Mona Livoni
Lon Miller
R. P. Kepler
Kenneth
Alliance
J. B. Cortney
Taylor Hospital
Andrew McMillan and Son
George
Shelton
W. A. McMillan
Everett Kinton
Audrey Howard
The
Bentley Land Company
Fred Slawson
Chadron
Gertrude Nelson
Anna Uncapher
Chappell
Henry Moench
Marilda
North of Potter
Fred Johnston
Frances
Dalton
J. J. Shields
Longmont
Colo
I. L. Flo
Bertha
Ann Arbor, Mich
Hubert Fuller
Kenneth Bassett
Thermopolis
Yellowstone Park
Harry Whittaker
K-B Printing Company
F. G. Parsons
Gordon
Denver
P. W. Helton
Dave Brewer
Gertrude Brewer
Mary Vaughn
Belpre
Kan
Hahler
C. M
J. C. Livoni
Rock Springs
Wyo
Mrs. W. S. Jones
Wood River
J. Buthherus
Mr. Jones
Millard Garey
D. F. Bennett
Dorothy Garey
Alma Portrey
Falls City
F. W. Portrey
Joe Morris
Grand Island
John Neibuhr
Ardis
Ada and
Esty] Jobe
Center District
Odessa Bartholomew
H. F. Freytag
Freytag
W. A. LeFleur
Madison
M. A. Zwick
Estes Park
Erma
Daugther
Claus Engelland
Roy Coffeen
Robert
John Deere Plow Company
Mr. Eads
Rapid City
S. D
Mr. Shirley
Here
W. J. Drier
J. E. Sparks
Massey-Harris Company
Delilah Erwin
Opal Birkby
Frank Wait
Yellow and Brown
Wesleyan
University At Julesburg
Hubert Asher
Kansas City
Ruth Higgins
Independence
Hall. Schenck
Asher
Dean J. J. Crawford
Bassett
Merle Houge
Greeley
George Brown
Mr. Brown
Wayne
I. O. Ewing
Eleanor and
Marie
Redfield
D. W. Ewing
J. C. Penney
Mike Allar
Lodge Polo
Noah G Brewer
Canada
John H. Knowles
Charlies C Perry
Pasadena
Calif
L. V Greenwood
Mary
North Platte
A. J. Sullivan
Ellen Louise
William Borcher
Helen Peetz
St. Louis
Washington University
Galston
Gladstone
Miss Peetz
Society Notes
Alta Cobb
Society
ST. Paul's EV
W. F. Peters
Zwickl Grocery
Schilling
A. Schilling & Co
C. P. Skaggs System
O.P Skaggs
Illinois Street
Mfop
Eina
Ewitout
Hepa
Greenlee
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