School Plays and Holiday Schedule at Gurley High
The grammar room under Mrs. Martin will present two plays in the high school auditorium on Monday December 20 at 730 PM The Christmas Idea and What Happened at Brents with songs by pupils Admission is free The basketball team travels to Sund Friday for LPVAA tourney byes into second round and a 8 PM match The second home game against Broadwater is Tuesday December 21 at 7 PM Admission 10 and 25 cents School closes December 23 for holidays and resumes January 3 The juniors host a Christmas party December 22 and convocation on December 23 plus various community activities and social visits noted through the week
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Grammar Room
Martin
Brents
Sund
Gurley Crew
Broadwater
Mr. Gulleen
Cornelius Sheldon
Betty Arlene Sheldon
Mitchell
Salem Walther League
Jeanette
Lloyd Aurich
Buncco
Maurice Hansen
Mr. Moxey
Bayard
Lincoln
Paul Aude
Walter Grunwalds
Ernest Meyers
Dick Keif
B. L. Walker
Joe Deavers
Paul Audes
John Neibuhr
George Harms
Laramie
Wyo
Sexton Ahlm
Ahlm
Elaine Bartels
Walter Borcher
Joe Vogt
Dennis J. Walsh
Walker
Denver
Roger Cunningham
The
State University
Irene Cunningham
Salem
Ore
California
Grace Lutheran Church
Eastern Star
Kensington
E. C. Collart
Roy Gish
Church Schedules and Christmas Program Listed
Grace Lutheran Church presents worship at 9:30 a.m. and church school at 10:30 a.m. Luther league meets 7 p.m. Choir Thursday 7 p.m. Confirmation Friday 4 p.m. Christmas program Thursday December 23. John S. Rhine pastor. Methodist Church holds Sunday school 10 a.m. and worship 11 a.m. Junior and senior leagues 7 p.m. Choir practice 8 p.m. Clinton Senneff pastor. Salem Lutheran Church offers Sunday school 9 a.m. and church at 10 a.m. William Reddel pastor.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Luther League
John S. Rhine
Methodist Church
Clinton Senneff
Salem Lutheran Church
William Reddel
Sidney social notes show gatherings and visits
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited Sidney. H R Glassburn hosted an oyster dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Misegadis and family and others. A Crook basketball tournament drew Paul Misegadis and others. Many weekend visits and parties, plus a wrist watch promotion at Lockwood's Jewelry Store. Telegraph WANTADS Get Results.
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Lou Schmidt
Dalton
Methodist Ladies Aid
Glen Davis
Sexton Ahim
Ahim
Henry Jurgens
John Ahim
Cheyenne County
Margaret Cunningham
Cunningham Ranch
Burton Cunningham
Dale Flora
Lisco
S. J. Flora
Herman Fastenau
Minnie Smallett
Gothenburg
Fastenau
Albert
Herbert
John Scott
Sidney
H. R Glassburn
H. H. Misegadis
Patsy Briggs
Glassburn
Paul Misegadis
John Zalesky
David Fraass
Joy
Barney Sharp
Crook
Pauline Ostermeier
Bertha Bard
Ralph Gentry
Betty
Louis Sharp
Houser
Max Houser
H. H Misegadis
Bud Fraass
James Vacik
Ed Roth
Lois Sharp
Betty Gentry
Carlos Christensen and Sons
Martin Christensen
Sunol
Bobh
H. R. Glassburn
B. B. Sharp
Henry Fraass
Richard Fraass
James Crabb
Frank Rokes
Tilghman
Local social notes from Antelope area
Community members visit friends and relatives in Antelope. Many Saturday and Sunday gatherings at the Nelson, Olsen, Larson, Johnson, Willoughby, Bert ramson, and other homes. A twin birth near Ovid is reported and a Farmers union meeting drew a large crowd with the next gathering set for January 14.
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C. P. Herboldsheimer
Carl Larson
Joe Nelson
J. W. Bertramson
Gene Schmidt
Ovid
Colo
George Whitney
Janice
Lavonne
Leo Olsen
Chauncey Nelson
Guy Terman
Hubert M Herboldsheimer
Dicky
Francis Willoughby
Maurice Nelson
James Johnson
Chris Terman
V. A. Nelson
Clifford Hammond
Sidney
New zipper type leather billfolds debut at Lockwood's
Lockwood's Jewelry Store offers new zipper type leather billfolds starting at $1 and up. The affordable accessories highlight a small local retail push amid seasonal promotions.
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Lockwood’s
Local families and visitors in Bronson and Sidney area
Weekend visits and relocations feature in Bronson and Sidney notes. Mrs O Bronson and Miss Prouty are mentioned with Au Rara travel, Aurichs move from Bronson to Sidney, Palmer Thurston and Harry Anderson helpers, beer tops hauled from Crook, and several households hosting or visiting relatives across Sidney Draw and Bridgeport. Multiple bridge party and Altar society activities noted amid family movements and weekend gatherings.
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Walter Aurich
Sidney
Aurich
Bronson
Palmer Thurston
Harry Anderson
Joe
Arthur McMillen
Crook
Will Allman
Sidney Draw
W. A. McMillen
Mable Hansen
Helen Henry
Wesley Shinkle
Raymond Anthony
Harold Lyngholm
Glenna May Hostettler
Wanda May
Patty Lou Hansen
Grover Hatcher
James Henderson
Myr
J. C. Hatcher
Andrew Nelson
John Schmidt
Altar Society
Diamonds The Gift Everlasting at Lockwood’s Jewelry
A fine selection of diamonds offered at Lock wood's Jewelry Store with prices highlighted. The ad promotes affordable luxury and notes a 25 cent luncheon at the Commercial cafe serving complete meals from soup to dessert.
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Lockwood
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