Sidney Community Roundup Keeps Town Busy
Local reports show residents returning from Omaha and Chicago buying trips, sales of Ford cars to John Deere Plow, and committee meetings. Social events include minstrel shows, church gatherings, bridal and anniversary celebrations, and multiple bridge club afternoons with prizes and bake sales at the town clubs.
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Joe A. Gibson
Itc
Ford
John Deere Plow Company
Tudor
J.d.west
Western Public Service
Coupe
M._F
Junge
Big Springs
Seers Ee
Society Notes Hostess Mrs Dimery Hosts Afternoon Affair
Mrs Dimery entertained guests with a one o clock luncheon at the Union Pacific hotel followed by a bridge diversion at the Dimery home Wednesday. Members of the contract club and Mrs Paul Martini attended with Mrs A S Hardy holding high score for the contests. Mr E Kensington and Mrs W W Schulz were noted in the pages as part of the social event.
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Entre Nous Club
A. J. Jorgenson
E. S. Sherrerd
E. S. Stokes
R. E. Roche
Mulets
Max Critchfield of
Lincoln
Julius Cochran
O. J. Weymouth
LePlaisir Club
Howard Booth
G. P. Kratz
Audrey Howard
S. W. Club
Don Shipman
Percy Dimick
Jean McIntosh
J. B. Roe
Bride Elect Hilda Mueller Honored at Home Shower
Miss Hilda Mueller a bride elect was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Mueller Monday evening. Thirty guests attended and enjoyable games and lunch marked the pleasant gathering.
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Hilda Mueller
Otto Mueller
Kensington gatherings honor birthdays and visiting relatives
Mrs Glen Spearow hosted an afternoon Kensington honoring her McAllen guest Mrs O F Chesebro with a crowd including Mrs Bennett Rowland Harris Spearow and others. Mrs C W Hornaday also held a Kensington for her aunt Mrs L F Dye on her 82nd birthday with a cake of 82 pink candles and many relatives. For Tuna club and Fortuna club events guests attended bridging and social hours as Amanda Gemeinhardt won high score and three new Women’s Benefit members joined at Odd Fellows hall with hostesses listed.
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Glen Spearow
Kensington
O. F. Chesebro
McAllen
Texas
Mesdames F. Bennett
Russell, Rowland
O. M. Harris
W. E. Spearow
Anna Thimgan
Fletcher Mann
A. A. Rudd
Harriet Hart
C. W. Hornaday
L. F. Dye
Dye
Hornaday
D. P. Ells
H. W. Ellis
Anna Woods
Archie Kirkpatrick
P. C. Kirkpatrick
Warren Cunningham
Joan
James McIntosh
Fortuna Club
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Womans Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Mesdames
Alvin Roberts
Claude Sparks
Harold Tobin
Henry Hargens
B. H. Hargens
P. E. O. Chapter BO Studio Party and Bridge Benefit
Monday night meeting of chapter BO P E O held at Mrs Catherine Phelps photograph studio with Miss Valeska Neubauer presiding. Annual letter summarized year’s work and program topics included Home Management and Kitchen by Mrs O J Weymouth. Refreshments followed. Mrs Raymond Rogers and Mrs Douglas Boyd hosted a four table benefit bridge afternoon with Mrs J R Taylor and Mrs Leo Black winning high and second prizes.
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Catherine Phelps
Phelps
J. R. Taylor
Valeska Neubauer
O. J. Weymouth
Raymond Rogers
Douglas Boyd
Rogers
Presbyterian Circle
Leo Black
Weekday and Sunday Masses at Local Church
Weekday masses scheduled at 8:00 a m. Sunday masses at 7:00 and 5:30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Anton Link pastor.
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Anton Link
Assembly of God Church Service Schedule
The Assembly of God Church lists preaching at 11 a.m. Young peoples meeting at 6 30 p m Evening services at 7 30 p m Tuesday prayer meeting at church at 7 30 p m Friday evening services at 7 30 p m Arthur M Edwards pastor.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Arthur M. Edwards
Service of Holy Communion at 8 Church
Service of Holy communion scheduled at eight o clock with Church school at nine forty five a m. James B Roe is noted as Rector.
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James B. Roe
Originality of Christ and Beatification Sermons
Dr. Paul P. Cheff presents Sunday schedule with 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. worship on the topic The Originality of Christ and 7 p.m. worship on the Beatification.
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Christ
Paul P. Cheff
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday services and schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church invites worshippers to attend church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m on Living with Christ Luther League meets at 7 p m and confirmation class Saturday at 1 p m An urgent invitation is extended by Pastor Dr W T Kahse to not neglect the invitation.
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Luther League
W. T. Kahse
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Schedule
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 1440 15th Avenue lists German services at 9 45 a m English services at 11 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m The Walther league society meets Wednesday at 8 p m for Bible class and choir practice Pastor H F Krohn directs the church activities
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15Th Avenue
Walther League Society
H. F. Krohn
NRA Meeting To Set Precedent In Nation
National Recovery Administration invites 7 000 to a March conference on codes with President Roosevelt opening. Sessions will cover employment, prices, monopolistic tendencies, and code administration, ending with delegates meeting NRA for final approval. Group discussions address employment, hours, wages, trade practices, costs, and production controls.
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National Recovery
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Code
Trade Association Committee
NRA
Johnson
Code Authorities
Trade Association
Code Authority
Nebraska CWA allotment cuts total 28,500 for week
Federal Relief Agent Haynes sets state allotment at 28,500 for February 23 with 10 percent cuts in most counties and 18 percent in others, prioritizing Omaha due to industrial unemployment. State highway jobs drop to 4,054, while county and municipal projects adjust across Douglas, Box Butte, Hall, Lancaster, Lincoln and others, plus airport and administrative positions revised.
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Nebraska
CWA
Douglas County
Cheyenne County
Haynes
Omaha
Alliance
Box Butte
Code administration and equity in intercode coordination
Group 4 addresses authority, compliance, and enforcement across codes. It analyzes inequalities, inconsistencies, and overlaps, proposing inter-industry coordination, funding for administration, and control of the code eagle. Group 5 covers code operation in small enterprises and minority positions.
Commissioners Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska February 20 1934
Commissioners met in regular session with A A Fenske chairing and present were Ford Weikhorst J W Billeter R P Kepler. Claims were audited and warrants drawn for General funds for several employees and services including Nelson Erwin Gardner Gould Perry Pavlat Schulz Reker and Sheldon among others.
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Sidney
Nebr
Board of County Commissioners
A. A. Fenske
Ford Weikhorst
J. W. Billeter
R. P. Kepler
Gertrude Nelson
Mlge
Same
Delilah Erwin
Chas. Gardner
Mige
Emily Gould
C. H. Perry
Henry Pavlat
W. W. Schulz
Ernest Reker
Hastings
Geo. Sheldon
Ida Krueg
Nebrask a County Ledger Payroll and Jury List Entry
The document records detailed payroll items for various individuals including Dave Huff Helen Johnson J.P. Hansen Louis Wasem and Nora Penny with multiple labor, supplies, and relief entries. It also lists gas fund expenses and coal purchases, then provides a long juror roster by district with names such as Earl Easton Chris Rohde Jens Olsen and Edward J Meier and adjournment notice for March 6.
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Dave Huff
J.P. Hansen
Helen Johnson
Louis Wasem
Soldiers Relief
Winfred Kretz
Jake ‘ Bouerner
Sup. Oy R’ Poor
Nora Penny
Alw
W. L. Kilgore
County Drag
L. W. Seaver
Labor
H. B. Kerk
Clyde Robertson
Gas Fund
Ray Voltz
H. J. Morfeld
Herman Baumbach
C. N. Ravert
A. J. Oeltjen
Frank Rezanina
Lawrence Tobler
C. A.west
Leonard Wheeler
Cecil Hunt
J. M. Hughes
Geo. Higgins
Walter Henry
North Park Coal
Ray i M. Johnson
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