Local social notes and school basketball wins in Sidney area
Mrs. W F Waite and baby visit Sidney from Amos as Amos to be shelled corn Thursday. J O Lobb and family host dinner for Conrad Gerke and son Howard. Neighbors bid farewell to Reiners before their move near Peetz. Various visits, parties, and quilting at Ladies Aid. Center high defeated Dalton 17 to 6. junior service league to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. “Waite
Sidney
Amos
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Earl Leger
Dwight Webster
Wesleyan University
C. S. Jobe
Bertha McDonald
Martin
S. D
Mirs
Conrad Gerke
Howard
W. F. Waite
Joe Reiners
Peetz
Bushnell
Center
Ladies Aid
Paul Weible
Reiners
Lobb
Kenneth Walkup
Near
Bucknell
D. E. McDonald
Doughter
J. H. Birdwell
Delno Mauer
Albert Linton and
Doris Elliott
L. B. Taylor
Gurley
B. B. Club
Art Draper
Swanson
Eilers
Homs
D.E. McDonald
Irs
Win Campbell
Amos Jobe
Joe Ladine
Denver
Beene Webster
Jobe
Joe
Ladinié
Barbara
Brown
Ladine
Alfred
Leser
iMrs
Junior Service League
Chevrolet Knee Action Ride Improves Front Suspension
The 1934 Chevrolet introduces Knee Action independent front wheels enclosed in a weather tight housing. The system lets front springs be as soft as rear, aligning vibration frequencies for a smoother ride, better handling, safety at high speeds and tire economy. The front spring remains compact and attached to the frame, with wheels riding on vertical ends of steel arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
History Of Interest In Early Sidney Nebraska News
A compilation of past local events lists attendance at a Farmers' Union meeting in Omaha and a National Beet Growers' association gathering in Denver, plus long-ago social and civic happenings. It notes residents moving, birthdays, hospital recoveries, store openings, and community celebrations across 14 to 44 years ago with names and places featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. J. Osborn
C. M. Andrews
Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Osborn
National Beet Growers’ Association
Denyé
L. C
Remillard
Chappell
Local Exchange
Community Notes From South Lodge Pole Collaboration
South Lodge Pole residents share visits and gatherings at the E. H. Meyer home and nearby houses. Familial visits include the Petersons and Morris, Carl and Donald Thomas, and many others attending homemakers clubs, birthday parties, and social dinners. A Farmers Union meeting at the Treblick home, plus a corn hog gathering in Lodge Pole, highlights local civic and social activity with plans for February 16 at the Fraass home and continued family hospitality in the close-knit community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Meyer
R. H. Peterson and
Morris
Henry Jenik
John Jenik, Jr
Harold Hernblsom
W. F. Thomas
Homemakers Club
Archie Hafer
Lodge Pole
Did
Carl Thomas and Son
Donald
E. H. Meyers
Homs
Palton
Seward
Omata
Farmers Union Local No. 654
Floyd Treblick
Omaha
John Fraass
Joan Fraass
Edward Disney
John
Carl Meyer
Glen Englert
Lorin ‘Lehmkuhl
Tom
Englert
E. H. Meyer and
E. R. Waite
Otto Christensen
Richard Fraass
Harold Hernbloom
Bobby
Ww. PB
Thomas
E. H. ‘Meyer
Lodge- Pole
Don Caldwell
E.‘H. Meyer
Joe C
Oliveris and Meyer Family Visit in Sidney
Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs H B Meyer and their son Carl. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reynolds entertained guests at dinner Sunday with Mrs C W Thomas and others present in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliveris
EH Meyer
Carl
HB. H. Meyer
Sidney
Lawrence
Reynolds
Swith
Community Notes from Lodge Pole and Nearby Areas
A series of social visits and illnesses occupy Lodge Pole residents. Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Kucera return home after visits for illness. Denver and Chappell trips are noted. Several families, including the Johnsons and Weatherwaxes, host and visit relatives. Mrs. Bates hospitalizes at Kimball. The Sunshine club holds a party for Mrs. Amsden with games and a gift, and Mr. and Mrs. Mika welcome a son born Saturday to their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole
Miller Hospital
Kimball
Merle Carlson
Lisco
Tom Rubado
Dick Kastens
Amsden
Frank Mika
Hogs Shipped to Scottsbluff by Ladd Linton and Bird
East Center residents Mrs J A Ladd Albert Linton and Herbert Bird loaded well trailed hogs for shipment to Scottsbluff Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ladd
Albert Linton
Herbert Bird
Scottsbluff
Also Mentioned on This Page
William E. Holler
Fred Brauer
K. R. Brown
R. P. Kepler
Kearney
W. J. Shoemaker
Kate Bretey
Ardmore
M. H. Tobin
E. V. S. Pomeroy
Grace Mentosh
Rose McFadden
Hazel King
Anne Radcliffe
Hart
Stewitts
Women's Relief Corps
Jennie Ragan
Maggie Snyder
Lizzie Tobi
Annie Wright
Catherine Lyon
Maggie Worden
Lizzie Muir
Maggie Bordwell
Frances Knox
Valeska
Neubauer
Bessie Brennan
Julia McFadden
H. FE
Gapen
Ber
R. D. Harris
Livs
M. P. Harris
St. Louis
Mesdames
Petersen
M. Daugherty
Manegley
B. A. Jones
Oosterhoudt
Essig
Oberfelder
Breisch
J. J. Mccntosh
King
Shoemaker
Callahan
Knights of Pythias
Jhne
F. H. DeCastro
G. W. Jenner
W. F. Bassett
S -Gutfreund
H. E. Gapen
P. R. Borgquist
J. T. Tholeecke
M H. Tobin
W. H. Adams
J T. Thoelecke
C. S. Ickes
W. J. McCoy
Christchurch
Anson R. Graves
Episcopal Diocose
Nebraska
Joe Oberfelder
New York City
Fred H. Roth
South Lodge
Lua
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Ae Eyes
Che
Y Central Shoe Store
East Center
EES Congoleums
Horton
Powell Hardware
Star Market
Frank ‘Schwasnick
Fey
Sodality
the Blessed’ ‘Virgin Socality
Academy
Emily Weston
Euphélid
L. Thing
Marguerite
Peg
Sarah
Lizzie
Canti
Mrs. Barclay
Emily
Maxine Sokol
Res Evetty
Lois
Gallagher Ma Ede
Tle Ann Barlow
Matilda ‘Loch
Gertrude Filbin
Mary Méenan
Virginia Clinton
Bernice Treinen Farxcict Raunes de
Swift & Company
Edwards
Solitaire
Bluehill Schillings
Pork & Beans van Camps
Texas
Creamery
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