Air crash probe and Fort Knox transfers dominate headlines
Washington reports Copeland to summon airline heads and aviation officials to probe California crash and other recent incidents. Kinney and Yurovich lead the Tehachapi investigation while Fort Knox begins its first $4 billion gold transfer under guard. Hollywood notes John Barrymore’s non fatal condition, with marital troubles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Copeland
State Commerce Committee
California
Air Commerce Bureau
America
Tehachapi
James L. Kinney
E. L. Yurovich
Los Angeles
Treasury
Mammoth
Fort Knox
Post Office
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Attractive Appearance and Health Ties to Vitality
The text links solid muscles and good health to attractive appearance and strong personality. It notes that drooping shoulders, sallow skin, dull eyes, or a weak handshake hinder job prospects and friendships, then mentions the Bridge of Sighs built around 1600 spanning Rio della Paglia in Venice leading to prisons.
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Rio Della Paglia
Venice
Sund By Mrs. Bert Allington Sund By Mrs. Bert Allington
Ice gang began ice work on Tuesday while basketball teams posted high scores at Broadwater. Local social notes mention visits, illness, and travel, including Kearneys en route to Cornell Medical, and Sunol and Sidney community activity with several residents referenced by name.
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Broadwater
Prof
Davisson
H. H. Misegadis
Jim Schimka
Davisson Hosts Friends For Monopoly Afternoon
Davisson entertained a few of their friends at the Talcott home Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. C. F. Ehlers and daughter Elverta, Mrs. A. A. Fenske and Mrs. J. B. Ruttner. The afternoon featured a game of monopoly. Supt. Talcott refereed a basketball game at Chappell Tuesday evening. John Whitmire family and Leo Washburn guests were Sunday supper for the Washburn home. Meissner family and John Demers with son Raymond visited Sidney Saturday. Dale Rogers called at Sunol. Dan Rupert in Sunol Monday. J. E. Hill hosted Washburns for Sunday dinner. Koehler called at Sunol Monday.
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James Seda
Mr. Talcott
Lodge Polo
Lena Schwartz
McCook
H. H. Misegadis
Orma
James Tighe
Tighe
Mis
Bert Allington
Sanborn Kearney
Santa Barbara Calif
Leo Washburn
Boston
Kearney
Cornell University
Washburn
Mons Johnson
Sunol
Sunol Womans Club
W. T. Meissner
John Demers
Raymond
Sidney
Dale Rogers
Dan Rupert
Leo Washburn and
J. E. Hill
Mr. Koehler
Peetz Social Roundup Moves and Marriages
Constance Brown and F E Hoover Jr along with Mr and Mrs Roy Thompson returned from Los Angeles. The senior class held a skat ing and theatre party in Sidney. The farmers union hosted an oyster supper at IOOF hall. New members A S Ayle Ned Hewitt Albert Werner. Altar society card party. Girls society met at Esther Fehringer’s home. Sarena Jennings visited Paxton to see Edith. Glen and James Willeford moved Guy Williams’ belongings to Sterling for a new home. Ros Madsen bought a Buick and Ray Gillham bought an Olds in Sterling. Alfred Schilz, a nurse in a Greeley hospital, spent the weekend with his parents.
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F. E. Hoover
Esther Fehringer
Sarlena Jennings
Paxton
Edith
Glen
James Willeford
Salt Lake City
Guy Williams
Sterling
Williams
Ros Madsen
Ray Gillham
Alfred Schilz
Greeley
Pete Schilz
East Dalton Social News From Edith Devier Recap
Mr and Mrs Henry Yowell and Mr and Mrs Fred Rath hosted guests at the Lloyd Yowell home. Gilbert Myers and family visited James Devier, while Ray Mintken stayed with Harold Warren. Harold Ica May Kallenback joined Mary Ann Yowell and Lynn Rathmar in Sidney for eighth grade exams.
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Henry Yowell
Ame
Fred Rathner
Lloyd Yowell
Gilbert Myers
James Devier
Ray Mintken
Harold Warren
Harold
Ica May Kallerback
C. A. Baker
Delores Yowell
Sidney
Mary Anne Yo Dwell
Ed Weikhorst
Moncay
Fon A. “Baker
Ann Yowell
Lynn Rathmar
Ida May Kallenback
Community Notes From Grand Prairie And Sidney Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Welton drove to Sidney Tuesday accompanied by Mrs Lillian Johnson and Mr Frank Flessner. Delores Johnson spent the afternoon with E Planck and Forrest Planck. J C Jorgensen and daughter Anna called on Andrew Johnson Tuesday. Ray Tremain and daughter Verona spent Tuesday evening with the J H Gell family. Charles Smith helped with chores at John Olson's home last week while Olson was ill. Funeral services for F A Johnson at the Sidney Methodist church drew many from the community including Mrs Ray Tremain and numerous couples from local families.
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Charles Welton
Sidney
Lillian Johnson
Frank Flessner
Olson
F. A. Johnson
Ray Tremain
Dan Rupert
Charles Smith
Beatrice Nelson
A. L. Cruise
Albert Johnson
Alfred Jorgensen
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Merle Pearson
Mons’ Johnson
Earl Johnson
Clinton Gaée
Albert Gade
L. A. Pearson
Paul
Forrest Tremain
Alva Hart
Frey
Dorothy Irwin
Ed Miles
Elna Johnson
Sam Irwin
Robert
Doris
Mac
Will Gade
Forrest Planck
Hazel Linde
Frank Fiessner
Lavern
John Theis
C. A. Foster
Harold Linde
Warren
Peetz
Lillian, Johnson
William Frerichs
Albert Frerichs
Ray Rexroth
Hadda Hadden
Mons Johnson
Paul Pearson
Andrew Johnson
John Olson
T. G. Waddell
W. T. Kahse
Fred Frerichs
State teachers examinations in Sidney on January 16 1937
County Superintendent Gertrude M Nelson announces exams conducted in the county court room at the courthouse Sidney on Saturday January 16 1937. Direct notice to teachers and applicants. Authorities set the location and date for the statewide test.
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Sidney
Seasickness as a Remedy in Roman Times
A historical note explains that taking a sea voyage and suffering seasickness was viewed as a remedy for nervous and mental disorders in ancient Rome, reflecting period beliefs about travel, illness, and bodily balance.
True Life Quote on Undoing Wrongful Acts
A concise adage states that a noble part of every true life is to learn to undo what has been wrongly done, emphasizing accountability and personal growth through correction.
Honesty the Foundation of Good Character
A compact reflection stresses honesty as essential to true virtue, asserting that all other knowledge harms those lacking honesty and good nature. The message emphasizes integrity as the basis for prudent, uplifting conduct and personal worth.
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Ned Quinn
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Edith Devier
Grand Prairie
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Plymouth
Expr Ts
Goodyear
BUICK
Soupe
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M. W. Osborn
Gertrude M. Nelson
Samen Mem
Adlerika Wile
Western Drug Co
Bruckner’s
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Nebraska
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LOND
Creomullion
EPSOM
Norwich
Lyons
Absorbine Jr
Chamberlain
Fitch’s
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Prince Albert
Granger
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Castoria
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Wright
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