Sidney Notes on Travel, Visitors and Honors
Local notes record residents and guests touring to California Denver and Lincoln. Families like Hardy Clark and Spearow plan trips, while others attend funerals or join the Stock Show crowds in Denver. Lt. Van Gorder receives a Navy Silver Star citation for World War II actions, linking Sidney to national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hardy
Robert Clark
Hardy
Arthur Hardy
Salinas
California
Gail Sauer
Los Angeles
J. L. Hand
West Coast
Charles H. Swift
Crofton
Nebraska
C. W. Smith
Paul Spearow
Denton
Montana
Spearow
Henry Hess
Mr. Hess
W. E. Spearow
Geraldine Clinton
Lois Stockamp
Denver
N. W. Ladegard
Council Bluffs
Iowa
E. A. Winter
Sioux Ordnance Depot
William Keiselhorst
Henry Keislehorst
Louis Schnell
C. W. Zike
Arthur
Lillian Cawthra
Dion
Art Zike
John Ahlm
Jon Neary
Fred Rathman
Dalton
Ralph Spearow
Dick van Gorder F
San Francisco
Calif
van Gorder
Phylli Corbett
Navy
Van
Gorder
Boston
Myr
Gus Hennig
Imorth Lodgepole
W. J. Wunsch
United States Naval Service
K. van ‘Gorder
Phyllis Corbett
Sidney
Florine’ McCauley
Clifford Augenstein
Ernest Augenstein
Herbert ‘Borjesteel
Lincoln
Nebraska University
Betty Augenstein
Kearniy
Kearney
State Teachers College
Lee Sivesind
Page
Nebr
Robert Ireland
Greenville
Misissippi
Orangeburg
New York
Ireland
Marjorie Gehrig
Sidgnney
George Beck
Donna Jean
Eva. Cowan
Oakland
Cowan
Ada Darnell
Community Club Events Schedule For Tuesday Through Thursday
American Legion Auxiliary Sewing Bee in the Legion Rooms at 1 30 p m Tuesday. Evening Division W S C S at Mrs W H Robbins home 1428 12th Ave. Thursday W S C S Division meetings Circle No 1 at Mrs Walter Kinne 1328 19th Ave co host Mrs J C Preble Circle No 2 at Mrs A R Tremain 930 6th with Mrs Emil Tank and Mrs Cora Wagner assisting Circle No 3 at Mrs D E Weimer 543 Illinois with Mrs Ernest Jaeckel assisting Circle No 4 at Mrs Lawrence Osborn 730 Linden with Mrs John Helzer co host. Willing Workers at church parsonage hosted by Mrs G W Gardner and Mrs Barney Coyle. Royal Neighbors meet in I O O F Hall at 8 o clock Installation of officers. Covered Dish Supper after meeting. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Sewing Bee
Legion Rooms
City Auditorium
W. H. Robbins
12Th Ave
W. S. C. S. Division
Walter Kinne
19Th Ave
J. C. Preble
A. R. Tremain
Emil Tank
Cora Wagner
D. E. Weimer
Illinois
Ernest Jaeckel
Lawrence Osborn
Linden
John Helzer
G. W. Gardner
Barney Coyle
Ladies Commerical Bowling League Score Recap
Recreation 2718Oliver 2619Yendis 1827 Ernies 15 30 games last week. Recreation-3 Oliver-0 Ernies-2 Yendis-11. High team series Recreation 2116. High team game Recreation 150. High series B Hyde 494. High games B Hyde 175 166 S Pierson 164. a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
Oliver
Yendis
Ernies
B. Hyde
S. Pierson
Commercial Bowling League Standings and Honors
Standing to date shows Mayfair leading with 3 points, Horn Motor and U. P. at 2, W. F. W. at 1, South Divide at 2, and Waddell's at 1. High team series belongs to Mayfair with 2577, high team games to Mayfair with 878, high series by Oskvarek at 558, and high games by Oskvarek at 245 with Cop ley 208, Simmerman 202, D. Kahl 200. Also notes products and stock in The Telegraph for tabs and tape plus file folders restocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair
Horn Motor
Waddell's
Oskvarek
Copley
Simmerman
D. Kahl
Mayfair Horn Motor
Story’s
U.P
W. FL W
Green Lantern
South Divide
History Of Interest Theme of Interest to Sidney and Vicinity
From files of the Telegraph a long list of local names and events is presented. Attendees include Hollis Kepler and Arthur Zike returning from Grand Island after a DeMolay Legion of Honor event. People plan travels to the west coast, Oklahoma, and Denver, with various local visits, construction, and social gatherings noted. A new billiard parlor opens, and a motor bike prize is awarded. Several residents plan trips, birthdays are celebrated, and community notices reflect daily life in Sidney and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Kepler
Arthur Zike
Grand Island
Legion of Honor
George Jones
West Coast
California
Salem
Ore
M. W. Dimery
Addington
Okla
Local residents return from trips and gatherings
Leo Osborn and P T Higgins came back Thursday from Houston Texas where they invested in land and Higgins may winter there. Mr and Mrs George Schuler returned from Otoe County visiting Union Valley. John Harper and family from Medicine Bow visit relatives here. Ada Taylor hosted a small dinner party for friends with music. John Treinen and wife returned from Kansas City after brief treatment for their young child. Dr M E Pettibone was away at a dental clinic in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Osborn
P. T. Higgins
Houston
Texas
Mr. Higgins
George Schuler
Otoe County
Union Valley
John Harper
Medicine Bow
Ada Taylor
John Treinen
Kansas City
M. E. Pettibone
Denver
Will Riggs and Harry Runge Take a Day Hunting
Will Riggs and Harry Runge took a day off Friday and went hunting. They took turns carrying the rabbit home. Miss Martha Greenlee will teach in Alliance, with the board providing places in town for the various grades. Oscar Lindberg returns from a western trip to aid his father’s health. Minnie Volsteadt filed final proof on her Sundl homestead with John Junker Chris Junker and Andrew Johnson as witnesses. Mrs. S. C. Bixby and son Harry depart for Kearney to enter military academy, while M. M. Kline goes to Richmond Virginia for three weeks to renew childhood associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Riggs
Harry Runge
Martha Greenlee
Alliance
Oscar Lindberg
Minnie Volsteadt
Sundl
John
Chris Junker
Andrew Johnson
S. C. Bixby
Harry
Kearney
Local residents leave on brief trips and notices
McLernon departed Monday for Kansas City on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. John Hart and Miss Mattie Washburn were called to Lodge pole Wednesday evening by a telegram announcing the severe illness of Miss Grace Hart who has been teaching the McDaniel school. Miss Sophia Urbach returned last Saturday from North Platte. Sheriff Babb was out to Bridgeport Saturday on legal business. W. M. Fuller departed for Omaha Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLernon
Kansas City
John Hart
Mattie Washburn
Lodgepole
Grace Hart
McDaniel
Sophia Urbach
North Platte
Sheriff Babb
Bridgeport
W. M. Fuller
Omaha
Homestead Proofs and Local Movements Reported
Silas Harter completed final proof on his south of town homestead on Wednesday. Doc Bassett traveled to Denver that day meeting his Chicago brother. Ed North left for Cheyenne to dispose of butter and eggs from his LaPeer store. Scott Storer also made Monday proof with James E. Palmer and P. Z. Gentry as witnesses. Emma Hays of Ogallala plans to reside with the Neeves in Sidney and attends high school. James Mitchell of Bronson visited Sidney on Tuesday. Frank Wire of Iowa spent days with his brother W. E. Wire of Midway this week. Commissioner Harper visited Sidney on Wednesday. B. W. Chase of North Divide was in Sidney Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Harter
Doc” Bassett
Denver
Chicago
Ed North
Cheyenne
LaPeer
Scott Storer
James E. Palmer
P. Z. Gentry
Emma Hays
Ogallala
M. M. Neeves
James Mitchell
Bronson
Sidney
Frank Wire
Iowa
W. E. Wire
Midway
Commissioner Harper
B. W. Chase
North ‘Divide
Local News Notes from Sidney and Surrounding Areas
Mrs D E Dickinson notes a busy period with many visits and social events. Rob ert Edward Karr was born December 21 in a Sidney hospital to Mr and Mrs Ed Karr. The community reports sales, visits, and family gatherings including Whitmire Oliverius Reiken Dickinson and Barnhart households with travel to Denver and Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Oliverius
Lodgepole
Leonard Reiken
Bill Talich
Denver
Frank Kokes
Melvin
Glenn O. Dickinson
B. J. Barnhart
Benny
Lloyd Tilghman
Mary Tilghman
Kenneth
Sidney
Witters
Ben Reiken
Mildred
Joe A. Oliverius
Dorothy
Maple Grove Socials and New Year Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harry Stately and daughters attended a young peoples meeting at Rev Johnsons home last Monday evening. Families of Yaeger and McClung enjoyed New Years Eve and New Years Day meals at various homes. A large crowd attended the F N Club party Friday night at the Liberty school with a nice supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cook
Leland
Near Potter
Roy Tobler
Larry
Frank Kokes,Jr
Joe J. Oliverius
Frank Kokes
Melvin
George Jorgensen
Denver
Alfred Jorgensen
Verne Sharman
Earl Sharman
Albin Johnson
Ruth
W. T. Sharman
Julia Rasmussen
Dorothy
Ed Miles
Albert Workman
Frank Rasmussen
Mr. Rasmussen
Harry Stately
Rev. Johnson
Malcolm Yaeger
Leslie Johnson
Sam McClung
Verner Sharman
Carman Rosas
Albert Runion
F. N. Club
Liberty School
Country Bankers To Talk Over Problems
A conference of bankers from eleven Western states will be held in Omaha on February 20 and 21 to discuss how country banks can serve more people finance more farmers and develop greater prosperity. Hundreds of progressive country bankers are expected. The American Bankers Association will sponsor the event with C. W. Bailey, its president, to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Omaha
American Bankers Association
C. W. Bailey
Country Bankers to Convene for Practical Midwestern Program
Key speaker outlines a meeting organized with the Nebraska Bankers Association assisting in arranging details. The general meeting aims to develop a practical program benefiting all sections served by country banks in farming communities. National bankers stress country banks' pivotal role in agriculture and small business across the Midwest. Leaders in country banking and small business will participate, and the full spectrum of country banking will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Bankers Association
Mid-West
Stock up on pencils. We have a fairly good stock. THE TELE
Local note urges stocking pencils with a decent supply reported. It cites a newsroom stock message stressing current pencil availability and urges readership to prepare due to ongoing needs.
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THE
Telegraph
Stamp Pad Stock and Rubber Stamp Orders
The Telegraph notes stock of stamp pads and announces it takes orders for rubber stamps. Includes no dates or locations.
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Gordon Orr
Scottsbluff
L. O. Bostwick
A. E. Wright
Richard
Central City
Mr. Wright
Ella Benson
Wright
Greeley
Colorado
Bert Noble
Jimmie
Seattle
Washington
Noble
E. L. Ahlemeyer
Ahlemeyer
Ledgepole Valley
Potter
Walter Peterson
Chappell
Ladies Commersal Bowling League
Commercial Bowling League
Rico
the Telegraph
Sidney and Vicinity
M. D. Armstrong
Kokjer Motor Company
Gering
C. H. Hutchison
Zwickl
B. A. Lathrop
Ernest Kruse
L. H. Rude
George Sager
Burlington
J. A. Killan
Mr. Killan
B. J. Barnhart, Sr
Niniembo British Columbia
Kenneth DeMers
Sunol
al Kler
Joe A. Oliverius and Sons
Jess Bewley
Gurley
Glen Kokes
D. E. Dickinson
Aller
Creek
George Bonser
Sterling
Carl Schmidt
Mesdames
Elmer Henry
Elmer George
Ed Ahlberg
David Fraass
W. R. Brown
Glenn
Ronald
Crook
U. S
L. P. House
H. Michelman
Cecil Tremain
South’Sund
Maple Grove
Birs
Sidney Rendering Service
Agez
North Platte Rendering Company
American Legion Club
Vicks Watronal
VICKS
V. F. W. Meeting
Quartermaster
F.O.B. Sidney
H. L. Boggess
Liberty, Missouri
Venus
Conoco
Red Triangle
Continental Oil Company
Ole PihTé
Ernie
Conoco Service
Ernie Schaddegg
Clinois
Henry Baeckel
Conoco Petroleum Products
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