Sidney News Highlights Local Visits And Healings
Mrs Glen M Thomas and baby visit Lincoln relatives while Don Helfrich returns from Helfrich ranch. Attorney E L Hyde shows slow recovery. Miss Blanche Curtis visits Imperial and others travel for holidays. Several health updates follow with appendicitis, tonsillectomy, and scarlet fever incidents at Taylor hospital and Roche hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen M. Thomas
Lincoln
J. A. Perkins
Don Helfrich
P. J. Helfrich
Elm Creek
Helfrich
E. L. Hyde
F. A. Bargesr
Opal Bentzinger
J. F. Kase
Lamb
Alliance
Sidney
Bryce
Bruce Correll
Rapid City
S. D
Verne Hubbard
Laura Fish
Gering
Foster Cook
Mable Rauner
Fransis Hruska
Cheyenne
M.W. Osborn Motor Company
William Barnwell
Lisco
Roy Renquist
Kokjer Motor Company
M. E. Kensington
T. E. Kokjer
Denver
A. L. Mayer
Ed Herrick
Grant
Robert Hetrick
Elvira Campbell
Grand Island
D. R. Campbell
P. J. Heaton
Heaton
Roche
Grandpa Demers
Sunol
Charles Waterman
Potter
Fred George
Fred Wath
9Th Avenue
Mark Schiltz
G. E. Dawson
Sidney Hatchery
la’ Grippe
Cornelius
George Sheldon
Roche Hospital
Kathryn Flesher
Kennewick
Wash
H. R. Fuller
Clark Fuller
Flesher
Fuller
Chicago
Francis Bawngart
Union Pacific
Mary Catherine Mathews
Society Notes Bridging and Parties Highlight Week
A bustling string of social events unfolds across the week. Mrs J H O Neill hosts an afternoon bridge game for Entre Nous with seven guests, prizes awarded to Mrs OConnell Mrs Johnson and Mrs Ackles. The Younger Set meets at the Grabill home for P D Q club games with four tables and prizes to Miss Filbin Miss Gemenhardt and Miss Singer. Mrs W H Jordan hosts Le Plaisir club luncheon and bridge for eight in pink and blue decor. Additional events include Walther league social at the Kettler home with nine-table hearts games, anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs W W Schulz with a mock wedding, M E Kensington meeting at the church basement with entertainment and lunch, and many other bridge and dining gatherings with prizes awarded to top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. O'Neil
Entre Nous
Mesdames J. O. Johnson
L. A. Bartholomew
Thomas O'Connell
C. W. Smith
J. H. Heinlein
W. F. Wehmiller
E. D. Worden
Michigan
Agnes Filbin
Amanda Gemenhardt
Ira Singer
Jordan
W. H. Jordan
le Plaisir Club
Clara McNish
A. D. Greenlee
Walther League of St. I Paul's
Lutheran
Churea
Fred Kettler
North Sidney
Harold Kettler
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Wal-Bur Hall
Lee Gains
M. E. Kensington
Ed Gates
NM. E. Kensington
Dorothy Lipke
Leon Ayle
Gates
Ed Lipke
iMrs
Frank Hansen
Frank Boyles
Cawthra
Alvin Cawthra
S. W.club
Bridge
C. ‘W. Zike
Quinn Blair
Sven Nelson
J. O. Johnson
A. J. Jorgenson
P. P. Cheff
Fred
Plorin
Henry Busacker
Chris Hansey
Mack McClue
Daisy"Kennedy
J. K. Paquette
D. R. Thomas
R. H. Rogers
N. W. Ladegard
Fortuna Club
Evelyn Doran
Fortuna’ Club
G. H. Doran
Bernice Kelly
Runge
Ed Runge
John Seyllers
Lester Perry
E. E. Johnston
Harold Bond
Ray ‘Hershey
Womans Benefit Association
Ood Fellows Hall
Joseph Hahler
Henry Johnson
K. S. Agnew
Ed Ahrens
Katherine Hahler
R. A. Barlow
Paul Sparks
New Relief Funds To State For February
Federal relief funds for Nebraska February total 1,043,200 with 462,200 allotted shortly. NERA Administrator Haynes was informed by FERA officials in Washington that a further grant will be issued within days and cover February totals. The package designates 400,000 for general relief, 34,000 for transients, 15,200 for emergency education and 13,000 for student aid, enabling the February program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
NERA
Haynes
FERA
Washington
Williams
Dry Mild’s Month For Stock In Nebraska
January in Nebraska was warm and dry with less wind and more sunshine than normal. Temperatures rose above 60 at many western stations and about half eastern ones, while a cold spell from the 13th to 24th saw 10 degrees below zero statewide. Precipitation ran only 36 percent of normal, with little snow cover aiding stock but hurting winter grain. Local notices list frequent social calls and visits among area residents through mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Weather Areau
Pleasant View Social Visit Spotted at Local Home
Mrs J B error family spent Friday evening at the Ben Hilpert home. Alex Spencer and his father from Town?y called at the J E Merrow residence for a brief social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Henry Lueders
Ben Hilpert
Alex Spencer
Merrow
Route One shoppers and visitors in Chappell
Mrs Millard Queen notes that Mr and Mrs Ollie Withers were Chappell shoppers Saturday. Mrs Sarah Hunt and children Ralph and Maxine and Clifford Smith visited the Charles Wolf home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C N Bondegard attended the show at Chappell Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Oltie Withens and Georgia Dawgon spent Sunday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gerler
Dan. Heimer
J. E. Morrow
Pete Nelson
Charles Johnson
Art Schuessler
Elmer Burders
Rhoda Boehnke
Dan Heimer
William Morrow
Dalton
B. R. Gibbins
Billy Smith
Grosze
Henry Lueders
George Jung
Art Schueessler
Anton Steffens
Art
Tigo Mueller
Ernest Gerle
J. E Morrow
Potter
J. B. Morrow
Bill Mangels
Joe Nelsoh
Art Schubarth
John Kastens
Ed Stevens
Millard
Walter Brestel
Millard Queen
Charles Hafer
C. N. Bondegard
Charles Earnhart
Roy Earnhart
Kenneth Earnhart
Garrett Scharrel
Sarah Hunt
Lisco
Dean Held
Gus Hennig
Ollie Withers
Georgia Dawson
Chappell
Ralph
Maxine
Clifford Smith
Charles Wolf
Oltie Withens
Georgia Dawgon
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Charles Deaver
O. J.weymouth
Chadron
Sidney High School
Society Notes
Mrs. ‘O'Neil
Hess
R. M. Hess
W. E. Cunningham
Jess Gordon
Keystone
M. E
Paul-Spearow
Route
Denver Post
Don Wolfe
Bronson Super
Bronson
Vick
Absorbine Jr
Ee ‘Pound
Mr Hn
Cashine Woodbury’ S
Bouquet
Nyseptol
Lifebuoy
Creomullion
Garrett’s Price
Doan
Colgate Soaps
Pond’s Creams
Mead’s
Devixi
Johnson
Lic
Mirova
Garretts
Fitch
Colgate’s
Kotex
Tor
Albert
Bure
Syrip
eNut
Zzee
SODA
WELTE
Acre
Barbara Bruce
Washington’s
Ory
Zerbst
Feenamii
Trans
Oursprice
Jayne
iVermHuge
Admiracion Shampoo
Prince Albert
Albert Pound
Folgers
Frank Schwasnick
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