Derel Atibery Injured In Ice Fall At Depot
Derel D. Atibery assistant inspector for Pacific Fruit Express fell on an icy walk near the Union Pacific depot early Wednesday and sprained his ankle badly. Other brief notes list Christmas visits among local families and a judge driving to Cheyenne to bring his daughter and her family to Sidney for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derel D. Atibery
Pacific Fruit Express
Union Pacific
R. A. Barlow
Cheyenne
Don Sample
Sidney
Mrs Art Kenfield to Visit Los Angeles Family
Mrs Art Kenfield will depart this evening for Los Angeles to stay with her son Lloyd and his family for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Kenfield
Los Angeles
Lloyd
Ray Dressier Heads Home for Christmas Visit
Ray Dressier, a clerk in the men s department at Greenlees, will travel to Orallala this evening to celebrate Christmas with his parents during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dressier
Greenlees
Orallala
Hazel Fulton to Spend Christmas in North Platte Visit
Mrs. Hazel Fulton of North Platte will arrive Christmas morning to spend the holiday and Sunday with her children Thelma Maxine and Don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fulton
North Platte
Thelma
Maxine
Don
Christmas Visits Planned by Local Families
Miss Edna Granneman will spend Christmas at North Flatte with her brother W. P. Brosman and wife. Miss Bertha Jensen plans to stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jensen in the north Gurley district. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hoover travel to McCook this evening to visit over Christmas at Mrs. Perle Schmitzer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Granneman
North Flatte
W. P. Brosman
Bertha Jensen
Mrs. S. C. Jensen
North Gurley
E. L. Hoover
McCook
Perle Schmitzer
Moore and Moore families plan Christmas visit to McGrew and Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Moore will travel to McGrew to spend Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maley. The Maleys will accompany them to Sidney for the holidays. Miss Emily Gould and Mrs. Robert Irwin with her husband will celebrate Christmas at Harrisburg with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
K. L. Moore
McGrew
Raymond Maley
Maleys
Sidney
Emily Gould
Robert Irwin
Harrisburg
Harry Witters
Lincoln and Omaha Auditors Complete County Audit
E G Bury of Lincoln and J R Kelly of Omaha, state auditors, finished their annual audit of the county treasurer and clerk offices yesterday and departed to spend the holidays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Bury
Lincoln
J. R. Kelly
Omaha
Treasuer’s
Wunsch and Bickham families to spend Christmas with Bushs
Mr and Mrs W K Wunsch of Denver and Mr and Mrs R E Bickham of Cheyenne arrive tonight to spend Christmas at the home of Mrs I A Bush and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Wunsch
Denver
R. E. Bickham
Cheyenne
I. A. Bush
Parks Women To Spend Christmas At Hart Home
Mrs Lexie Parks and Miss Florence Parks will spend Christmas day at the home of Mrs Lexie Parks' parents Mr and Mrs Alva Hart in the northeast Sidney district preserving family holiday plans and local visiting customs in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexie Parks
Florence Parks
Alva Hart
Sidney
Mr and Mrs Walter Robinette Welcome Daughter Wauneta Mae
Mr and Mrs Walter Robinette welcomed a daughter named Wauneta Mae at Roche hospital on Wednesday afternoon weighing six pounds eleven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Robinette
Wauneta Mae
Roche Hospital
Couple United in Marriage in Riverton Dalton Ceremony
Wilson Schmitt of Riverton Wyoming and Alvina Flohr of Dalton wed at Potter Tuesday with Rev G H Boehnke officiating. Guests on Christmas Day include Mr and Mrs Harry King and son from Bridgeport visiting at sister Mrs Joe Simodynes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Schmitt
Riverton
Wyo
Alvina Flohr
Dalton
Potter
Rev
G. H. Boehnke
Harry King
Bridgeport
Joe Simodynes
Miss Josephine Nellen Leaves For Chappell Holidays
Miss Josephine Nellen left Tuesday for Chappell to spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Nellen
Chappell
Mrs
Fred. Nellen
Dorwarts Visit Lexington Over Holidays. Morgan Child Admitted
Mrs. D. C. Dorwart departed this morning for Lexington to spend the holidays with her sons Dr. Harry Dorwart and Dr. Tom Dorwart and their families. Jimmy Morgan, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morgan, was admitted to Roche hospital Wednesday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris From of Peetz
Roche Hospital
D. C. Dorwart
Lexington
Harry Dorwart
Tom Dorwart
Jimmy
E. J. Morgan
Swan Dedrick Dismissed From Reche Hospital
Swan Dedrick was discharged from Reche hospital yesterday after several days as a patient, ending a short medical stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Dedrick
Reche Hospital
Teachers Spend Christmas Vacation Across the State
Several Sidney school teachers will spend Christmas vacation away from home. Kathleen Jeary of Denver, Carrie Anderson and her mother Laura Anderson of Rushville, Helen Cunningham of Atchison, Sleen Atkins of Kimball, Blanche Curtis of Imperial, Bess Shires of Mead, Jean Netta of Sloan Potter, and Emma Lindberg will travel to Gurley for Christmas and the weekend before heading to Omaha next week for the rest of the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Schools
Kathleen Jeary
Denver
Carrie Anderson
Laura Anderson
Rushville
Helen Cunningham
Atchison
Sleen Atkins
Kimball
Blanche Curtis
Imperial
Bess Shires
Mead
Jeannetta
Sloan
Potter
Emma Lindberg
Gurley
Omaha
Grace King Reaches Home For Holiday With Kin
Mrs. Grace King, after weeks in New York with her daughter Mrs Loomis Pease and husband, arrived Wednesday to spend the holiday season with her daughter Mrs Joe Simodynes and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace King
New York
Loomis Pease
Joe Simodynes
Virden and Haymoth Cheyenne Principals in Wedding
Thomas Wesley Virden and Lula E Haymoth of Cheyenne were the principals in a wedding performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wesley Virden
Lula E. Haymoth
Cheyenne
Society Notes Safeway Party Honors Local Employees
Safeway store employees enjoyed a Christmas party last night hosted by the Safeway Employees Association at Campbell's party room. The gala featured a theatre outing after a 7 30 gathering with attendees including Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson Mr and Mrs Duane Fainter Mr and Mrs E H Early Mr and Mrs Clyde Clements and Mr and Mrs Arnold Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Safeway Employes Association
Ginner
Campbell’s
Ward Johnson
Duane Fainter
E. H. Early
Clyde Clements
Arnold Huff
History of Interest Items of Sidney and Vicinity
An old Sidney column recounts annual Odd Fellows and Rebekah Christmas party with a 6:30 covered dish dinner, then songs, recitations, and a three act play. It also notes 14 24 34 44 54 years ago items including Americanization classes, local commerce, church lectures, new electrifier, crops and wildlife sightings, and community events in Sidney and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd: Fellows and Rebekahs
Odd’:Fellows Hall
Sidney and Vicinity
Mr. Pond
Willis
Grabil
Parks
Buzza
Closman
Brady Island
Julesburg
Sidney
George Buzza
J. W. Harper
Front Street
Old Dobbin
Kate
Troznitz
Point of Rocks
Potter
Tobin
James Leroy
Little Activity Seen In Wheat And Corn
Domestic grain markets were somewhat unsettled during the week ended December 17, states the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Wheat turned weaker, influenced by beneficial moisture in the winter wheat belt and some slackening in export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Kansas City
Chicago
Liverpool
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Atlanta
Alabama
Tennessee
Bureau of Agricultural Economiics
Per Capita Airplane Honors To Nebraska
Charles S. Doyle secretary of the state aeronautics commission says Nebraska has the highest per capita airplane registration among states. He notes the surprising achievement contrasts with more celebrated aviation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Doyle
Mississippi
Nebaska
Charles S. Doyle
State Aeronautics Commission
Union
Free lights for two weeks in Potter panhandle area
Potter village board rules free electric service for two weeks from December 20 to January 3 for all customers including residential, business, and commercial. Dix customers get December bill capped to November level. Decoration use urged to brighten holidays while readings occur for the January account. Rotary club plan advances in Crawford with officers named. First degree murder charges filed in Gering against Arthur Floth for stabbing bride. guard at bedside as he recovers from wounds and reported poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Village Board
Dix
Scottsbluff
Arthur Floth
Gering
Rush Clarke
Firth
Clarke
Floth
Autopsy Details in Slashing Case of Lydia
An autopsy on Lydia, a young, expectant wife, reveals three fatal wounds. A deep jagged knife wound pierced the heart, another severe abdomen wound nearly penetrated the body, and a third wound cut through the right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Fat at Commercial cafe. Open day and night
A brief notice reports a Fat at Commercial cafe operating hours around the clock, inviting patrons to visit any time. The item notes the cafe remains open day and night for customers seeking meals or beverages.
Tame Mice in 21 Shades
Tame mice are bred in more than twenty one different shades. The article notes wide variation in color among the domesticated rodents and highlights breeder interest in diverse genetic expressions.
Market Quotations From Wheat To Butterfat Prices
Market quotations list grain and poultry rates with currency per hundredweight and per pound figures. Wheat 7 shillings per cwt, corn half a crown, oats thirty-two pence, barley fifty pence. Hens vary by weight class from 9 to 12 pence, leghorn and colored cock classes noted. Eggs No 1 twenty cents, No 2 fifteen cents, butterfat thirty two and a half cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will M. Maupin
Grandpa
Santa
Tiny Tim
Santa Claus
John Godfrey
Rupert Campbell
D. R. Campbell
Jacqueline
Don Goodwin
Hastings
J. J. Sheaff
Geraldine Goodwin
Society Notes
Helen Brachtenbach
Imogene Mowrer
Lois Gallagher
Clyde Hengl
Weldon Stuart
Adolph Brachtenbach
American Legion Auxiliary
E. L. Hyde
W. J. Shoemaker
Charles Gardner
Huntsman Lumber Yard
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Nye, Schneicer and Jenks
Bishop Beecher Club
William Jennings Bryan
God
Presbyterian Church
Light
M. Smith
London
Eng
A. S. Corbett
Cunard
Berengaria
Manatenta
Virginia Johnson
U. P. Storekeep
Guy V. Doran
Grace Hart
Carla Payne
Colton
Mabel Gapen
Amelia
William Krueger
Henry E. Worden
Edna M. Palmer
James Worden
J. F. Hageman
Methodist Church
Do. J. Osborn
B. A. Jones
A. W. Atkins
R. P. Scott
L-C. Stockton
Joseph Herbert
O. D. Lyon
W. J. O'Brien
Fish Commission
John M. Adams
W. C. Couch
R. S. Oberfelder
P. R. Borgquist
M. H. Tobin
Indianapolis
Mormon Church
Moore’s Hotel
Judge Neubauer
Nettie Gifford
O. Ostrander
Oberfelder and Company
Larson Machinery Company
Larson
A.L. Larson
the Panhandle
Crawford
Rotary International
Rotary Club of
E. E. Engleman
J. H. Bruer
L. J. Olson
Robert Hey
Herbert Hartley
Ben Carlson
H. B. Gue
R. L. Ivins
Se SN Pte Ey
Cheyenne Pants Lumber C Co
Om Nore 282
Merry Christmas
the National Refining CO
George Jobman
Frank Boyle
Paul Miner
M.W. Osborn Motor Go
Sidney, Nebraska
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