Birthday Parties and Local Socials Highlight Community News
Mrs Marguerite McMillan hosted daughter Patty s eighth birthday with Snow White decor and a kids amateur program. Peetz Community Sunday School held a Legion Park picnic with basket lunch. Rebekah Kensington meeting at Odd Fellows hall featured quilting. Anne Taylor hosted a dinner party with pink roses and raingey table favors. Viola Christina Scharrel wed Richard Nordburg at English Lutheran Sterling. Nordburgs to Omar Court after Minneapolis Moline role. W L Barnum and family vacation in Ohio planned three weeks, leaving Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite McMillan
Patty
Patsy
Beverly Daugherty
June Meyers
Joyce Miller
Jacquin Goodwin
Mary Grace Heeg
Elaine Hedgecock
Peetz
Legion
Park
Paul Hansen
Marjorie Taylor
Rebekah Keunsing Inn
Odd Fellows Hall
Viola Christina Scharrel
Lodge Pole
Richard Ernest Nordburg
Sidney
Sterling
Colorado
Esthaline Scharrel
Charles Simon
Omaha
Garrett Scharrel
Goodview Consolidated School
Perry Nordberg
Minneapolis Moline Implement Company
Nordberg
Omar Court
W. L. Barnum
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Heaton Hosts Club Dinner And Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs P J Heaton presided over a Monday night dinner at the Union Pacific hotel for Sans Souci club members. Afterward the group moved to the Heaton home for bridge, with Dr and Mrs E S Sherrerd and Mr and Mrs W F Wellmiller winning family prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Heaton
Union Pacific
Sans Souci Club
Heaton
E. S. Sherrerd
W. F. Wellmiller
Satisfaction Shown Over Security Funds In 1938
Social Security Board notes broad satisfaction with state unemployment funds after six months of 1938 payments in 25 states. About 2.5 million wage earners received roughly 180 million dollars. average checks near 10 dollars weekly, benefits about 45 dollars monthly. Projected 1938 benefits center around 375 to 400 million dollars, with 28 states now paying and Nebraska set to begin in January 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Nebraska
Russ and Dale Skaters Rise to Notable Theater Act
Russ and Dale, a roller skating duo, gain notice at a public rink in Boston after Dale excels in swimming and tennis. Russ mentors Dale, then they perform solo and team stunts. A showman spots them, offering a New Jersey try-out, leading to a season across New York City and two major theater circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ and Dale
Boston
Miss Dale
Russ
New Jersey
New York City
Lodging and travel notes from local residents travel log
Mrs. J W McDaniel and June Meyers of Sidney visit Nellie Petteys. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Degenhardt and children plan an overnight in Big Springs then Hebron. Kinney family from Denver visit relatives. F D Barlow and A G Miller families depart for a Utah trip visiting Earl House. Lela Wilson from Lincoln visits A R Schoenberg. Lloyd Line travels from Fort Collins to aid a relative. Mrs O M Walter makes business trip to Omaha and returns Sunday. Various locals and visitors include Kucera, Line, Pavlat, Line family, Mis Gedis, and others in Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. House
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ri. L.macadam
Beth Hermansen
Roderick MacAdam
Fort Crook
Omaha
Mark Howard
Sidney
Jennie MacAdam
Byron Pavlat
Fred L. Herman
Greeley
Colo
W W. Heinneman
Georgia Sperry
Denver
R. L. MacAdam
Legion
Elmer Seyfang
Potter On
M.s.miller
O.M. Walter
P. BE. Smith
Frank Kucera
Tribune
Kansas
V. F. Kucera
L. E. Lydiatt
Jimmy
Gunnison
Lydliatt
Carl Dirks
Dodge City
Evelyn Misegedis
Wieser
Idaho
G. W. Line
Amelia Lindley
Joe Pavlat
R. J. Peterson
Elmer Kopac
Oshkosh
Andy Peterson
Chappell
J. W. McDaniel
June Meyers
Nellie Petteys
Leo Degenhardt
Big Springs
Hebron
Oscar Kinney
F. D. Barlow
A. G. Miller
Vernel
Utah
Earl House
Lela Wilson
Lincoln
Nebr
A. R. Schoenberg
Lloyd Line
Fort Collins
Potter town hosts two day old settlers festival
Mrs N S Miller notes Potter events as old settlers and friends gather for two days of entertainment. Exhibits cover agriculture household livestock school and historical items. Local residents visit hospitals shops and family gatherings in Potter and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heimer
Sidney “Hospital
Ray Fisher
Sidney
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Alan Herman
Greeley
Colo
R. L. MacAdam
Out Rate Drug Values and Household Essentials List
A compact catalog style item lists are shown with bargain notes for Mineral Oil 14 gal, Bayer Aspirin 100s, Ex-Lax large, Eveready razors, Alka Seltzer, Ipana Tooth Paste, and Pepsodent among other household items. It includes low prices and clipped phrases typical of a promotional page from a historical newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne ;Taylor
Raingey Huss
the Misers
Jeanette Larson
Marilee Ellsworth
Helen Ross
Margaret Furer
Hazel Olson
Zepha Lockwood
Joan Ahrens
Betty Lea Yowell
Esther Sellers
Margaret Pearson
Scharrel Nordberg
Miss Kinton
Francines Club
Ruth Kinton
Lois Gallagher
Wanda Pavlat
Wayne County
Legion «Park
Patty Martin
Country Club
Jean and
Joan Bauman
Alliance
Peggy O'Neil
Joan and
Jean Bauman
Legion Park
J. L. Hand
E. V. Ryle
Methodist Kensington
Phyllis
Joe
Mary Helen Groshart
Ed Elsworth
Torrington
Mrs. L. Lydiatt
William Greiner
of Chappell
Noah Walters
Nebraska Unemployment Compensation, Division
Treasury
George Line
HUB
van ‘Buren
Ey Elie
Are
Aca
Elle
Bisquick
Towntalk R. P. &Y
Golden Valley
POST
Mac
Hyde Park
10Th Ave
Mani
America
Sons of
Texas
Jan
Lone Star
THE
Attery
Adolph
Zohar
Soam Bennett
Oni Randolph
Scott
Texans
Robson
Walter Bronnen
Robert Rarrat
Het Sr
Bonita Granville
Anita Louise
Bobby Jordan
John Sites
Dickie Moore
R. O. Chambers
Minitare
Potter
Pete Hansen
Albert Nielsen
Brush
Clarence Johnson
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Mildred Robertson
Betty +Fisher
Sextorp
Douglas Reetz
Fred Reetz
Farmers Union
Chadron
Sunshine 4-H Club
Eleanor Nelsons
YU Sun Se
Tras
Sidney, Neb
Trey
GARDENIA _COLOGNE
Colgate
Gardenia Cologne
Baker % Baker Inc
Carlson
Colgate- Tooth
KOTEX
Gillette Razor
Ned
Priz O
Taya
Jane Withers
Gloria ‘Stuart
Henry Wilcoxon
Helen Westley
Jeo Prouty
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