Looted Gurley Lumber Yard and Dalton Drugstore Break-Ins
Thieves struck Gurley Lumber Yard and Dalton Frandsen drug store on Tuesday night. Loot included two radios, a large table, guns, tools, silverware, cash from a safe, and extensive stock. Loss at Gurley runs to several hundred dollars. Dalton loss insured. Police chase leads and prior break-ins spark an intensive county investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley Lumber Yard
Dalton Pharmacy
Cheyenne County
Gurley
Dalton
Gurley Lumber Company
Frandsen
Nebraska
Revival Services Begin With Bible School And Preaching
J H Bicknell, pastor, invites all to revival meetings starting Sunday with Bible school at 10 o clock and preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Evangelist Mr Kellems expected Monday night. imagery and music featured nightly by Mr and Mrs Kellems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Kellems
J. H. Bicknell
Presbyterian Church Urges Attendance at Sunday Services
The Presbyterian Church invites members and friends to attend worship and study this coming Sunday. Pastor H. Clare Welker stresses regular church attendance as a major contribution to church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clare Welker
Sunday services and Sunday school at Gurley and Center churches
Gurley Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 10 with 74 in attendance last week and many staying for the sermon on George Washington at 11. Center Methodist moves Sunday services to 2 and 3 pm with a sermon on Washington. Grace and Dorcas Aid, and male volunteers support church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
America
Center Methodist Church
Grace Aid
Albert Linton
Dorcas
J. E. Largent
St Pauls Lutheran Church Brief Service Schedule
Sunday school at 10. Preparatory services at 10 15. German services with Holy Communion at 10 45. Registration Saturday February 22 2 to 8 p m. Rev A G Johnson of Scottsbluff to lecture on Mormonism in the evening. Second lecture by teague W F Peters Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Johnson
Scottsbluff
O. B. Newton
D. D
First Church
Richmond
Harry E. Hess
Hal F. Schenck
Sunday School and Worship Schedule Noted
Tisee Sunday school at 9 45 p m Morning worship at 11 Epworth leagues at 6 30 p m Evening hour at 7 30 Teachers training Wednesdays Choir rehearsal Thursdays The Sunday school attendance these days is running between the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Pause Activities At University In Honor Of Deceased Member
University of Nebraska paused operations for two hours on Tuesday January 21 for the funeral of S. W Perin longtime farm superintendent at the sericultural college farm. Dean W W Burr praised Perin as a faithful worker who helped build the campus and aided students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
S. W Perin
Sericultural College
Daddy Perin
College of Agriculture
Perin
University
Agricultural College
The
Lutheran Church Service Times And Young People Convocation
United Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled An Interview with Jesus. Saturday class at 1 p.m. A convocation for confirmed youths is set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m with the pastor urging attendance. Additional notes from Grace Lutheran and Potter First Lutheran provide further service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Our Church
Gurney
Grace Lutheran
Potter
First Lutheran
W. T. Kahse
D. D
Pasotr
J W McDaniel Jr Health Improves After Heart Attack
Pioneer residents rejoice as James W. McDaniel Jr former sheriff of Cheyenne County recovers from a heart ailment News from Decatur Indiana states he was critically ill for months and had been near death but his rugged constitution carried him through He served 19 years as sheriff before losing to James Nelson and was famed for fearlessness in early days and dangers faced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. McDaniel, Jr
Cheyenne County
Decatur
Ind
McDaniel
Cheyenen County
James Nelson
Grain Stabilization Corp Recognized as Wheat Stabilizer
The Federal Farm Board, after a Wheat Advisory Committee recommendation, will recognize the Grain Stabilization Corporation as a wheat stabilizing entity under the Agricultural Marketing Act. The board plans an initial loan of 10 million dollars to support its first operations, with profits or losses flowing to the revolving fund. The co operatives comprise all qualified Capper Volstead members and membership is open to similar co-ops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Farm Board
Wheat Advisory Commodity Committee
Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Agricultural Marketing Act
Grain Co-Operatives
Farm Board
Mechanic Ronald Barker Reuses Old Tractor for Cleaner Boiler
Ronald Barker of Barker Cleaners touts a new boiler built from remnants of an old time numely oil burning tractor. The boiler operates smoothly and efficiently, using nearly all parts of the tractor except the wheels, with Barker noting the potential brewing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Barker
Barker Cleaners
Barker
Salesmen In Denver Attend Meeting Of Milling Firm
H. H. Batey Purina feeds salesman traveled to Denver for a meeting of a large milling company. Governor Adams of Colorado and Carl Gray of Union Pacific spoke. Batey was joined by Fred Wirick Kimball John Witt Potter Chester Adams Chappell WE Brestel Dalton A. E. Clabaugh Lewellen W. T. Hafer Lodge Pole N. G. Nygren Oshkoish R. J. Lorenzen Lisco Nels Olson Sidney and Prof J. W Neilson of the local vocational agriculture school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Batey
Purina Feeds
Denver
Governor Adams
Colorado
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Batey
Fred Wirick
Kimball
John Witt
Potter
Chester Adams
Chappell
WE. Brestel
Dalton
A. E. Clabaugh
Lewellen
W. T. Hafer
Lodge Pole
Fifty Percent of Prison Applications Granted by Pardon Board
Fifty percent of state penitentiary inmates who appeared before the pardon board on February 11 were granted clemency. Thirteen petitions were approved, twelve denied, and one deferred. Parole granted to Charles E. Marshall, former Papillion bank cashier, who will work for an Omaha oil firm after release from a six to forty year sentence for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon Board
Charles E. Marshall
State Bank of Papillion
Omaha
E. C. Goehrke
Papillion Bank
Guaranty Fund
Harry Johnson
Lincoln County
Kelly Sellers
Louis Jensen
State Penitentiary
Steven Frazier
John Snake
Dakota County
Douglas Grizzly Bear
Snake
Nemaha County
Edward Riley
von Farson
County Agent Willey Offers Plan To Ease Dairying Woes
County Agent Willey compares dairy troubles to tired schoolboys on a nature trip. He notes a 3,000,000 pound butter surplus and butterfat prices dropping about 12 cents in two weeks from a year earlier, urging rural residents to take collective action to relieve the market strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Butter Surplus to Be Consumed by Farmers Soon
The county agent says 000 people will eat an extra pound of butter over 30 days and use other dairy products, erasing the surplus. He is confident the surplus will be consumed and farmers can remedy the condition with small individual effort in this profitable dairy sector.
Eastern Star Meeting And Local Visits Noted
Mrs C C Crowell and Leola Rogers attended an Eastern Star meeting at Potter Thursday evening. Numerous visits occurred with neighbors and relatives including Pete Nelson, L J Shaw, Clinton Shaw, and Kinley Herboldsheimer. The Crowells, Moenches, Nelsons, Reetz, and Juelfs were seen in Sidney and Dalton on various days. Whooping cough affected Gayland and Bertha Mae Reetz and a mailbox repair was completed by Ted Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Crowell
Leola Rogers
Eastern Star
Potter
Peter Nelson
L. J. Shaw
Shaw
Clinton
Paul Morrow
Charles Smith
George Reetz
C C. Crowell
Gayland
Bertha Mae Reetz
Co. P. Herboldsheimer
Kinley
Pete Nelson
Billy Smith
Dalton
Richard Juelfs
C C Crowell
Sidney
Henry Moench
W. D. Mathewson
Ted Carlson
Cc.c. Crowell
Oscar
Meta Wagner
Cc. C. Crowell
Joe Kubis
South Colton Social Roundup and Local Visits
South Colton folks share Sunday dinners and visits with the Fastenows, Georges, Eberts, and Deavers. Attendance at sales near Dalton and in Sidney precedes a birthday announcement for a baby girl born February 18 to Mr. and Mrs. George Deaver. community events include the 1F telephone line annual meeting and Valentine activities in district No. 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fastenow
Adair
W. C. Fastenow
Raymond
H. J. Elsen
Harvey
Louis George
Dalton
Harry Witters
Sidney
Louis
Charles George
Fred George
Telephone Line 1F
Fastenow
Clarence and
Clemmons Deaver
H P. Cortney
John Ebert
John Troid
H. J. Eisen
L. H. Ross
Harvey George
George Deaver
Hester Deaver
Pete Lenzen
Colton
Edwards Sale
Public Sale Notice for R. M. Rasmussen Monday Feb 24
Treasury Department announces public sale tied to banking charter actions. Comptroller J. W. Pole certifies that The American National Bank of Sidney Nebraska meets federal requirements to commence banking business in Sidney Cheyenne County. Conversion of The American Bank of Sidney. Seal and date February 11 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Rasmussen
American National Bank OF Sidney
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
I. J. W Pole
American Bank of
J. W. Pole
Blacksmithing Tips and Radio Ad by R M Adams
Nebraska Blacksmiths association airs five minute farm notices on KMMJ and KGBZ detailing services in Sidney. R M Adams offers blacksmith work, plow sharpening, Hynes Stellite wear protection, Dewep disc roller sharpening, acetylene welding with Peterson heat treatment, and gear rebuilding. Over ten years in Sidney. Across from John Deere building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Blacksmiths Association
KMMJ
Clay Center
KGBZ
York
Sidney
John Deere
R. M. Adams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Church
Gurley Methodist Church
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Teague
W. F. Peters
United Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran
J. W. McDaniel, JR
Bluhill
Naivette
Chicago
Helen
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, DC
New York
O. P. Skaggs
S&l. Motor Co. Inc. CO
Frank Chick
Mgr
Sidney, Nebraska
Greenlees
Greenlees’ Inc
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