Sidney Wednesday brings wide range of visitors and events
In Sidney many locals visited, including John Brownell of Chappell, Dr A J Ames, Peter Hansen, and Mrs L M Sheldon. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Stockamp of Bronson. Travel and illness touch families as visitors arrive from Dalton, Big Springs, Sterling, and Omaha. A wedding unites Phillip Edward Harris and Mabel Burney in Sterling, with multiple residents traveling to Laramie, Denver, and Lincoln for medical and personal matters.
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Mrs
Arnold Stockamp
Bronson
Phillip Edward Harris
Mabel Burney
Sterling
F. Charling Mills
M. E. Church
Higgins Family Plans 50th Anniversary Reunion in Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs George Higgins and daughter Catherine travel to Lincoln for about a week to visit relatives. The Higgins parents Mr and Mrs J M Higgins longtime Cheyenne county residents will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday. The family reunion will honor the milestone.
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George Higgins
Catherine
Lincoln
J. M. Higgins
Cheyenne County
Pueblo couple wed at church in Brush home to Bride and Groom
Flavius Ellsworth Greer and Celestia Fern Yost of Pueblo Colo were quietly married Monday night at the Christian church parsonage by Rev. J H Bicknell. L A Greer and Pauline White of Brush served as best man and bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Brush.
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Flavius Ellsworth Greer
Celestia Fern Yost
Pueblo
Colo
The
Christian Church
J. H. Bicknell
L. A. Greer
Pauline White
Brush
Hi Lo Club Entertained by Mrs Lockwood
Mrs L L Lockwood hosted Hi Lo club on a Wednesday afternoon. Members enjoyed social needlework and refishments with refreshments served before departure. Jolly Dozen Kensington hosts Mrs Russell Dedrick for a Wednesday informal luncheon and social afternoon at her home.
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L. L. Lockwood
Jolly Dozen Kensington
Russell Dedrick
Royal Neighbors Kensington Meet at Mrs Bales Home
Twenty members gathered for the Royal Neighbors Kensington monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Glen Bales and Mrs. Lester Perry. The group enjoyed needlework and a delicious lunch to conclude the afternoon social gathering.
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Kensington
Royal Neighbors
Glen Bales
Keystone Class Hosts Monthly Covered Dish Luncheon
Keystone class members gathered for a covered dish luncheon business meeting and social at the Methodist church basement on Tuesday night. About 30 members attended, enjoying a pleasant evening together.
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Keystone
Archie Kirkpatrick
A. K. Anderson
Osobin
Methodist Church
Afternoon Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
An afternoon social at the country club featured the monthly one o clock bridge luncheon for ladies. Hostesses included Mrs. Pettibone Hardy Ackles Liggett Thomas and Goodale. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Jorgenson Roche and Mrs. George. Pythian Sisters elected officers Ruby Wait and others. Plans were made for a Kensington meeting with date to be announced.
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Country Club
M. E. Pettibone
A. S. Hardy
P. J. Ackles
Roy Liggett
D. R. Thomas
J. W. Goodale
Pythian Sisters
Ruby Wait
Alice Spearow
P. C
Ethel Wait
Nina Augustein
E. J
Nellie Lockivcock
Ruith Borland
Dorothy Abbott
M. of S
Myrtle Brewer
Meeting of Kensington-Re bekah ladies enjoy afternoon
A large gathering of Re bekah Kensington ladies met Wednesday at Mrs Grace Jones home. They spent time on needle work and shared lunch. Plans were made to begin piecing a quilt at the next meeting with special visitors Mrs Hewitt Mrs Aden Jones and Mrs George Jones. Mrs Laura Schulz assisted hostess with Mrs Jones.
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McCleneghan
The
Kings Daughters
John McCleneghan
Syiney
Kensington
Rebekah Kensington
Grace Jones
Hewitt
Aden Jones
George Jones
Laura Schulz
Jones
Valentine party for Greenlees store employees
Monday night a valentine party was held in the store basement for Greenlees' employees with husbands and wives invited. Four tables of games offered amusement and refreshments followed. Awards went to Mrs. M. E. Banta and George Thompson. Hosts were Miss Natalie Butherus, Miss Audrey Howard, Russell Ahrens and Ivan Nelson.
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Greenlees
M. E. Banta
George Thompson
Natalie Butherus
Audrey Howard
Russell Ahrens
Ivan Nelson
A Y U Zun Ta campfire group hosts Valentine party
The A Y U Zun Ta campfire group held a Valentine party in the city auditorium club room on Wednesday night. Members invited classmates and were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Barker and Mrs L L Lockwood. Guests and organizers included Zepha Lockwood Roberta Jackson Lucile Hunt Mary Ann Daniel Joan Ahrens Jeaniebendorfer Hazel Olson Maxine Walden Jeanette Larson Esther Couch Leonard Fine Franklin Dedrick Kenneth Bales Stanley Rabe Abbott Slayter John Seyller Boo Jones Steve Martin.
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City Auditorium
Zepha Lockwood
Roberta Jackson
Lucile Hunt
Mary Ann Daniel
Joan Ahrens
Jeaniebendorfer
Hazel Olson
Maxine Walden
Jeanette Larson
Esther Couch
Leonard Fine
Franklin Dedrick
Kenneth Bales
Stanley Rabe
Abbott Slayter
John Seyl
Sponsors Card Party at St Patrick's Auditorium
The Altar society sponsored a crowded card party at St Patrick's Auditorium with ten bridge and 500 tables. Prizes went to Mrs John Pflug Mrs O K Fisher Mrs J C Proper and Mrs A J Sterling. Lunch was served by committee members. A food sale was planned for Saturday February 27. Sophomores Entertains at St Patrick's Auditorium featured snow scenes polar decorations a kiddie car race a dance and prizes for dancers. Music by the S P A orchestra.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
John Pflug
O. K. Fisher
J. C. Proper
A. J. Sterling
Frank Portrey
Louis Blaha
Henry Loebe
Paul Nagengast
James Hart
North Pole
Mary Loebe
Clarence Beyer
Mary Ann
S. P. A. Orchestra
Valentine Bridge Party By Business and Professional Womans Club
A Valentine bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fine for Business and Professional Womans club members featured red heart and cupid decorations and a six-table bridge game. Prizes went to Mable Rauner and Leona Gemeinhardt. hosts included Mrs. L. L. Lockwood and others. guests of honor were Mrs. A. J. Hepner and Mrs. C. W. Zike. The next event will be a February 22 dinner at Mrs. Frank Baker's home.
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Valentine
Leon Fine
Business and Professional Womans Club
Mable Rauner
Leona Gemeinhardt
Anniversary Surprise Links Schwartz Home North Sidney Friends
A large group gathered Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schwartz in north Sidney to surprise them on their 23rd wedding anniversary. The party featured 500 entertainment, a lunch, and contests with prizes awarded to Mrs. James Sparks T. W. Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ferry. Attendees included multiple local couples and families, plus Julian Snow of The Wyoming Eagle in Cheyenne visited the office yesterday.
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Mike Schwartz
North
Sidney
James Sparks
T. W. Hawkins
Guy Ferry
Schwartz
George Rippe
William Hecker
Ray Wellner
Wade Sterling
Alex’ Sterling
Walter Huettman
Paul Sparks
Nels Nelson
Delashmutt
Joe Schwartz
Potter
Catholic Church Masses and Sunday Devotions Schedule
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:20 p m Weekday services led by Pastor Link with parish activities and services listed for the week.
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Link
St Pauls Announces New Sunday Worship Plan
This Sunday we begin a new plan of services with German at 9:45, English at 11, and a regular Sunday schedule until further notice. Evening services by special appointment. Pastor W F Peters invites friends and the unchurched to English language worship each Sunday morning to hear “a changeless Christ in a changing world.”
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St. Paul’s
W. F. Peters
Celebration and Sunday School Schedule
Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m led by J B Roe Rector.
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A. m
J. B. Roe
Church Schedule For Sunday Services And Sermons
At 9:45 a.m. church school follows. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. features a sermon titled In the Wilderness. Epworth leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. Evening service and sermon titled Modern Martyrs begin at 7:30 p.m. Minister F Charling Mills.
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Epworth Leagues
F. Charling Mills
Christian Church Bible School Seeks Attendance Record
A Christian Church Bible School notes last Sunday drew the largest crowd in some time and urges a new record attendance this coming Sunday. The superintendent asks men to lead and bring entire families to push attendance past 265 as a community effort.
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Bible School
Direct Condemnation of Sin Sermon Week Ahead
Be early for services as Pastor J. H. Bicknell continues a yearlong pulpit series. Morning talks have covered a deeper spiritual life, exaltation of Christ, and Christ’s life as example, with next Sunday’s theme The Direct Condemnation of Sin. Evening program features a Christian Endeavor presentation The Shining Ring open to all.
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Chistian Endeavor Society
J. H. Bicknell
Difference Friendship Makes sermon at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church at 14th and Linden invites Sunday with church school at 9:45 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. The sermon theme is Above Temptation led by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff. Confirmation class meets Saturday at 1 p.m. Mid week Lenten services Thursday at 8 p.m. with Pastor Dr. W. T. Kahse.
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14Th
Linden
Paul P. Cheff
W. T. Kahse
Weyerts Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule in German
Weyerts Lutheran Church lists Sunday February 14 with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 am and divine worship in German at 11 am. February 17 Lenten services in German at 10 30 am. Confirmation instruction Saturday 8 to 12 am and adult instruction Thursday afternoon.
Choir Rehearsal Friday Evening at Local Church
Police report a break in at Thomas Lumber Company office where twelve dollars plus about twelve in cash were stolen. Entry gained by smashing a north window and loosening its lock. Footprints mark the route to and from the window as clues guiding the investigation.
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Thomas Lumber Company
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