Sidney News Highlights Personal News and Local Happenings
Mrs. William Juedes returns home from Taylor hospital. J. R. Taylor travels from North Carolina to be with his ailing mother. Mrs. A. E. Westover mourns the loss of Florence Bunn in Omaha. Catholic church hosts a vanishing party at Patrick’s auditorium. Local residents, business trips, marriages, and moves are noted, including Hartway and Matthews wedding, and several medical updates.
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William Juedes
Taylor Hospital
Gurley
Father Couch
J. R. Taylor
North Carolina
A. E. Westover
Florence Bunn
Omaha
Bunn
Wood Lake
A. S. Shindle
Robert
Roy Woods
Peetz
Boyd
Aurich
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Patrick’s Auditorium
Bening
A. Storey
Kimball
Sidney
Marion E. Hartway
Sterling
Th Matthews
Jank Hanson
Denver
International Harvester County
Barker
Dudley Impany
North Ninth Street
Paul P. Cheff
Holland Ch
Cheff
Jmn
M. W. Riggs
Sin
Johnn Sullivan Moteh
Ted
Funston Cook
Fort Warren, Jr
R. E. Morrison Rewch
St. Ph Hospital
Crison
West
Union Pacific
Say V. Doran
Egraph
Lincoln
Ernoon
Nebraska Press Association
Ich
Gwendolyn Stone
Ogala
Ars
Walter C. Mowrer
Keith Mowrer
Dale Chambers
Ogalala Wedsday
Starks Fuller and Son
Halsey
Society Notes on a Week of Local Social Events
A lively week of social gatherings is reported with Valentine bridge at the Ahrens home for the Business and Professional Women's club, Sans Souci dinner bridge, Keystone class luncheon, Sidmey firemen’s dance, Afternoon Club bridge lunch, and Juvenile Valentine party. Local clubs, Kensington, Dutch Treat, Rebekahs, and Warriors class hold meetings with prizes, games, and dinners. Notable guests include Mrs J A Gibson and Miss Verne Morris amid many hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. & P. W. Valentine
Ahrens
Business and Professional Womans Club
J. A. Gibson
Verne Morris
L. L. Lockwoor
Leona Gemeinhardt
Emily Gould
Grace Dalton
Leon Fine
Amens
Sans Souci Club
M. H. Robineau
P. J. Heaton
Unicon Pacific
Heaton
H. R. Heaton
Robert Whitmore
Sidmey
Ed Furer
Jeanette Larson
Steve Martin
Jean Lieben
E. S. Stokes
Country Club
Dutch Treat Club
J. E. Paquette
A. J. Jorgenson
G. P. Kratz
F. G. Griffith
Frank Tobin
Gordon
M. E. Banta
A. K. Greenlee
Warriors Class
Warriors
M. E. Church
Sven Robinson
J. M. Nelson
Emery Nelson
Neal Atkins
Glen Whitrey
Charles Farrell
Junior Hedgecock
Tle Mowrer
Maurice Walden
Bill
Clifford Davis
Perry Robers
Lawrence Taylor
Weldon Stewart
Burdette Frankeberger
Leroy Shamp
Clyde Henzl
Walter Closman
Udell Ward
Sunday Masses and Devotions Schedule Announced
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 a m Weekday masses at 7:00 a m
Christian Church Sunday schedule and sermons
Christian Church outlines a Bible school at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m next Sunday. Morning sermon The Story of Gomer and evening The Dynamite of God. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30 p m with choir practice at 8 15 p m. Pastor J H Bicknell extends a hearty welcome.
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Bible School
Gomer
J. H. Bicknell
Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule
The Episcopal Church sets Sunday school at 9 45 a m and prayer and sermon at 11 a m led by Rector James B Roe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
James
B. Roe
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Topic The Problem of Trouble led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Paul P. Cheff
Crawford Center Leads Cage Scorers This Week
Nichols of Cray ford High School topped the conference scoring chart with 23 points across two games while Cherrick added a single free throw. Walker of Pitter remains near the lead, H Loebe of St Patrick's climbs to fourth, and Hudson of Alliance raises season total to 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Crayford High School
Cherrick
Walker
Pitter
H. Loebe
St. Patrick’s
Hudson
Alliance
Nebraska Fed Lambs Become Delicacy in High Class Restaurants
Nebraska fed lambs are rising as a prized delicacy in county restaurants. H. J. Gramlick of the College of Agriculture reports a New Orleans hotel menu featuring Nebraska Special lamb and broiled Nebraska lamb chops. Nebraska lamb feeding expands rapidly, especially in Scotts Bluff, with 109 double deck carloads shipped the week ending February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
H. J. Gramlick
College of Agriculture
New Orleans
Gramlick
Scottsbluff
Derailed Train Causes Delay on Burlington
A Burlington derailment west of Scottsbluff blocked traffic for hours as four cars left the rails due to a broken axle. The incident occurred about nine AM and repair work finished by 3 PM. Damage to track and equipment estimated near $2,000. An oil car and a merchandise car derailed. two cars were later re-railed, the cargo moved by truck to Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Platte Vally
Scottsbluff
Potato acreage near 1932 figures in US forecast
Present grower intentions show total US potato acreage this year about 3 percent below 1932, roughly 100000 acres less than 1933 and 1931 but about 230000 acres more than 1930. Nebraska is expected to plant 120000 acres, four percent below 1932, with decrease seen in the US early crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nebraska
Free portrait offer limits to one per family group
An announcement states that a free portrait is available to one family unit. A single person or a group may qualify if every member in the group holds a ticket signed by the merchant. The terms emphasize one portrait per eligible family or group.
Mrs Fine Attending Gossard Corset School in Chicago
Mrs Leon Fine of Sidney is in Chicago this week at the H W Gossard company 20th annual training school and foundation garment convention. She will study corset fitting and earn a di Fisma and seals on completion. More than 1000 corset fitters buyers and merchants from 17 central states attend the annual style show. The Venturec corset titled Miss Simplicity reflects the era with simple feminine figures and natural curves back in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Fine
Sidney
Chicago
H. W. Gossard Company
Central States
Te Training School
Venturec
Early Hatchers Reap Higher Poultry Prices in 1932
Nebraska poultrymen who hatched chicks early and fed them well saw profits from foresight as the birds began laying in early fall. Laying started during the late summer to December peak, with extension service records noting cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Eyicn
Sidney Maroons Dominate Bridgeport 40 to 13
Sidney Maroons extended their scoring punch by routing Bridgeport 40 to 13. They jumped to an early lead and never trailed, carving up the Morrill county squad from all corners as Bridgeport folded midgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Maroons
Swamp Bridgeport
Sidney’s
Maroons
Bridgeport
Morrill County
Sidney Maroons Face Tough Weekend Slate After Narrow Wins
Sidney second team rose 12 to 11 against Bridgeport seconds as Bayard looms tonight in a feature home game. The Maroons seek a comeback after a 54 to 34 loss to Cheyenne last week following a hard fought contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bridgeport
Maroons
Bayard
Alliance
Temerreon
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Russell Sharp
B. B. Sharp
Crook
Lillian Oldenberg
Arthur Oldenburg
Christian Church
Sidneyistrict
Society Notes
Keystone
Mr. Church
F. Charling Mills
Kensington
Methodist
G. W. Frankeberger
Frank Hanson
Rebekah Lodge
Charles Burkhart
C. T. Jameson
Frank Ackerman
Sidney Hardware Company
Telegraph
Star Meat Market
Frank Schwasnick
Crawford Center
Max Brand
Omaha Bee News
Mrs. Fine
Gossard Corset
The
Central Market
Olson & Sons
Stevens-Van Engelen Co
Quinn
Roy Liggett
Wes
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