Talks by Rev J Layner Draw Crowds In Town Meetings
Reverend J Layner spoke on the Townsend old age pension plan in Julesburg on Monday night and Ogallala on Tuesday night to large audiences. He had delivered a similar talk at Kimball last week. Mrs William Krueger, who received medical treatment at Roche hospital for several days, was moved to her home Wednesday. A E Wright of Sidney Creamery attended a three day creamery convention in Denver this week and returned home last week. Mrs J H Borland hosted a waffle luncheon for Ruth Jane Gates Catherine Jones Agnes Filbin and Margaret Cunningham on Tuesday noon at her apartment. Dale Miner of Grand Island visited Glenn Bells over the weekend. Mrs Bud Logan visited her husband’s parents in Torrington Wyoming on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Layner
Julesburg
Ogallala
Kimball
William Krueger
Roche Hospital
A. E. Wright
Sidney Creamery
Denver
J. H. Borland
Ruth Jane Gates
Catherine Jones
Agnes Filbin
Margaret Cunningham
Montgomery Ward to close early for inventory today
Montgomery Ward will close early this afternoon for the semi annual inventory. J W Barnhart, manager, asks customers to come before three o clock. The store will be open during regular hours Saturday. Sidney ladies enjoyed an afternoon Kensington at Mrs Harold Lyngholm's home last Friday. John Jurgens and a fraternity brother from Wyoming University will spend the weekend with his parents. Twenty five Catholic church women attended a diocesan council meeting at Kimball Wednesday. Three district meetings are held yearly at Sidney Chappell and Kimball. Jess Osborn returned from Chicago after medical treatment. Gilbert Helfrich, county agent aide, drove to Torrington on business. Catherine Ross of Broadwater admitted to Taylor hospital. Mike Mauser of Lodge Pole underwent appendectomy at Taylor hospital. Verle Nelson, 11, had appendix removed at Taylor hospital. Delbert Limerman and wife welcomed a son born Wednesday. John Siedel of Sidney Draw had major surgery at Taylor hospital. County Agent J C Swinbank spent Thursday in Crawford on business. Ed Lipke returned from Ashland after funeral of Mrs Kittie Mays. St Patrick's academy alumni card party set for February 4 at St Patrick's auditorium. Charles Sokol of Sokb Package Store toured Julesburg for business. N W Ladegard of Western Drug Co went to Grand Island to visit his mother. W H Shull of Broadwater was Sidney visitor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H A Krumm and two daughters with Mr and Mrs Arnold Stockamp and family were Sunday dinner guests of the Sunderman family. Anna Olson recovering from tonsillitis. Goldie Jelinek enjoyed a vacation day at her parents in Lorenzo district.
Gibson Returns With Lincoln Zephyr Display
Joe A Gibson proprietor of Joe A Gibson Inc returns from Denver with a new Lincoln Zephyr on display at the Ford garage. Nick St Maria and ten high class Filipinos, noted musicians, will perform at Wal-Bur hall Sunday night, having appeared in Los Angeles San Francisco Shanghai tea garden and other major venues. They broadcast on KRKD KMTR KECA and IFAC with Chet Krueger booking the engagement promising a premier dancing treat of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A Gibson
Joe A. Gibson
Nick St. Maria
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wal-Bur Hall
Shanghai Tea Garden
Club Ballyhoo
Hippodrome Ballroom
Ocean Park
KRKD
KMTR
KECA
IFAC
Chet Krueger
Doufale
McMillens Return From Denver Stock Show Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur McMillen and Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen returned home from Denver Friday night after attending the stock show. While there they visited with Mrs C C Davis brother Ray B Jenkinson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McMillen
Joe McMillen
Denver
C. C. Davis
Ray B. Jenkinson
Judges and lawyers visit Sidney for legal affairs
Judge Baldwin and Attorney Harvey W. Heiss of Hebron were visitors in Sidney Tuesday in the interest of legal affairs. Mickey Lynch broke a bone in his ankle Saturday while skating on Legion park pond during a crack the whip game. Mr and Mrs Frank Babb of Broadwater spent Thursday evening in Sidney with the Davises. Mr and Mrs Joe McMillen were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard O'Hare of Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Harvey W. Heiss
Hebron
Sidney
Mickey Lynch
Legion Park
Mickey
Frank Babb
Broadwater
George Davis
Joe McMillen
Leonard O’hare
Kimball
Birthday and Stag Parties Highlight Sidney Notes
Mrs H J Loebe hosted a birthday dinner for family members including Mr and Mrs George Loebe and Miss Matilda Loebe. Dr D L Abbott led a stag party at his home for his birthday with guests such as Dr R S Baker and Roy Buchanan. Catholic women council met in Kimball with 80 attendees and new officers named. Potter district young Democrats held a social in Chris Terman’s home as they plan a local club branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Abbott
Mrs Abbott
Dr. R S. Baker
W. D. Powell
J. W. Neilsen
J. N. Hansen
Roy Buchanan
Young Democrat Club
Potter Club Deliberates Structure and Elects Temporary Officers
It remains undecided if the Potter community forms a single large club or multiple small groups in the Potter area. Temporary officers chosen include Hubert Herboldsheimer as chairman, Leo Olsen as vice chairman, and Gunhart Olsen as secretary treasurer.
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Potter
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Leo Olsen
Gunhart Olsen
Trinity Lutheran Church annual meeting elects two council members
The Trinity Lutheran Church annual meeting featured a covered dish dinner in the church parlor on Wednesday evening. Dinner served at 6 30 followed by a business session. A year’s financial report was presented and Fred Plorin and Phillip Krantz were elected to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Plorin
Phillip Krantz
Epworth League Party at Methodist Church Social
A Wednesday evening party in the parlor of the Methodist church was attended by about 50 Epworth League members and their sponsors Mr and Mrs Walter Cork. The event featured games and refreshments, creating a merry social time for the young church group.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Walter Cork
Le Plaisir Club Hosts Luncheon and Bridge
One o clock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge were presided over by Mrs. A D Greenlee Wednesday afternoon, complimentary to members of the Le Plaisir club. The prize for high score for the contests was won by Mrs. Raymond Rogers. Mrs. Frank Goodwin was a substitute guest for the pleasant affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Greenlee
le Plaisir Club
Raymond Rogers
Frank Goodwin
F. A. Bush
Frank Wolf
G. A. Johnston
Mrs Donahoe Hosts Luncheon and Bridge in Honor of Guests
Mrs L A Donahoe entertained at a one o'clock luncheon at Union Pacific hotel followed by bridge at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included members of the Wednesday Bridge club and special guest Mrs G V Doran who won a guest prize. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs Bartholomew. Grand prizes were awarded for the series with first and second choices to Mrs L A Bartholomew and Mrs Charles Sokol as scores totaled high and second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Donahoe
Union Pacific
Wednesday Bridge Club
G. V. Doran
L. A. Bartholomew
Charles Sokol
S. W. Club
Alvin Cawthra
C. G. Olson
James McIntosh
S. S. Club
John Hinrichs, Jr
S. S Club
Bridge
H. P. Craig
Esther Jurgens
Helen Zalesky
Catherine Jones
Rita Singer
Greenlees
A. D. Greenlee
Jolly Dozen
Dinnner
R. P. Kepler
T. E. Kokjer
Sans Souci Club
H. R. Heaton
San Souci Club
HE. S. Sherrerd
P. J. Heaton
Daughters Day and club social week events noted
An Eastern Star Daughters Day program in Kensington featured a cello solo by Dorothy Wagner and a trio by Phyllis Babcock Elaine Weiand with Fern Paquette reading. Officers were re elected: F G Griffith president F H Wolf vice president J C Swinbank secretary treasurer. Health dances led by Valeska Neubauer. Lunch with red white Valentine decor. Other groups held bridge and tea events with various honors. Wedding anniversary and guild meetings noted with knitting and marshmallow roast.
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Kensington
Masonic Club
Dorothy Wagner
H. W. Ells
Phyllis
Janice Babcock
Elaine Weiand
Valeska Neubaurer
Mesdames
L. T. Poole
K. S. Agnew
O. L. Miller
A. D. Greenlee
Sidney club meeting at Union Pacific hotel
The club met at the Union Pacific hotel Tuesday night with hostesses Miss Lottie Brown Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson and Mrs Catherine Phelps leading the gathering. Dr Leo J Thomas presented a travelogue about a trip with five Sidney boys to Mexico City last summer. Musical entertainment included two solo numbers by Miss Olivia Trager with Miss Helen Peetz at the piano and two songs by the clubs double trio. Miss Blanche Curtis vice president led the business portion in the president's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Lottie Brown
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Catherine Phelps
Leo J. Thomas
Sidney Boys
Mexico City
Olivia Trager
Helen Peetz
Blanche Curtis
Week of social events ends with weddings and bridge clubs
Delic lunch marks close of games as the Week’s social calendar includes Monday Contract club at Mrs E D Worden’s with Mrs R E Welsh high scorer and Rebecca Baker prize winner. Sans Souci club enjoyed dinner at Union Pacific and bridge at the Heaton home with multiple prize awards. Iris Foster and Ivan Payne wed near Sidney then depart for El Monte California. Kings Daughters meeting led by Mrs Clark Fuller featured needlework and a 1:30 luncheon with plans to cheer local the sick.
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Kings Daughters
Catholic Church Masses and Devotions Schedule
Weekday masses at 8 a.m. Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a.m. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p.m. Anton Link pastor.
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Anton Link
Episcopal Church Fourth Sunday After Epiphany
The parish lists services and activities for Epiphany week led by Vicar P E Spehr and Minister J L Tyner. Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m highlight The Ark and the Church. Evening evangelistic services feature the topic How Dispase of Jesus.
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Jesus
J. L. Tyner
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Notice
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Bible school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m choir rehearsals Wednesdays juniors meet at 7 p m and seniors at 8 p m A cordial invitation to all services from Dr W T Kahse pastor.
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W. T. Kahse
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Activities
Church school at 9 45 am worship at 11 am sermon topic Counting the Cost Epworth league at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Church notices outline midweek services and meetings
Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon titled The Old Homestead. Midweek prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. General Kensington division No 5 at church parlors Thursday 2 30 p m. Choir rehearsal 7 15 p m Friday. Sunday school board meeting at Mrs T G Waddell home. John J Sheaff Minister.
Noah's Joyful Patient and Grateful Faith Sermon At St Pauls
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday services with German at 9 30 a m and English at 10 30 a m separated by a brief interval. The Christian day school and religious instruction classes welcome visitors. Sermon topic: Noahs Joyful Patient and Grateful Faith.
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Christian Day School
Noah
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
The Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled The Bible and This Generation delivered by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff.
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Paul P. Cheff
Bronson By Mrs Oscar Hatcher
Mr and Mrs Clark Fuller returned home Friday after attending the stock show in Denver. George Runge shelled corn for John Schmidt Friday afternoon. The Hatchers spent Sunday at the Schmidt home. The Hatchers and J C Hatcher shopped in Sidney Monday. Iva Beyer and son James dined with Richard Welton. The Weltons and their son visited Charles Welton’s home Friday. D R Jones is spending a few days at Broadwater. The Weltons visited Fred Beyer Sunday afternoon. Kenneth Jones of Broadwater called on Clark Fuller Monday. Raymond Anthony is improved but still in hospital. Frank and Fred Bever accompanied by Mrs and Mrs Bever were dinner guests.
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Clark Fuller
Denver
George Runge
John Schmidt
Oscar Hatcher
J. C. Hatcher
Sidney
Iva Beyer
James
Richard Welton
Charles Welton
D. R. Jones
Broadwater
Fred Beyer
Kenneth Jones
Raymond Anthony
Frank Bever
Fred Bever
Community notes from Richard Weston home and school event
Harold Christensen from Fremont visited Richard Weston home on Sunday. Friday school carnival prizes included a ham to Mrs Harvey Jacobson five gallons of gas to Fred Shindle and groceries to Mrs Harold Lyngholm. Absent students listed. Perfect spelling lesson achievers named. Attendance honors for last month and first semester record. PTA set February 14 program and box supper at the schoolhouse. County employment figures show Box Butte 186 Cheyenne 115 Dave 261 Deuel 168 Garden 168 Morrill 230 Scotts Bluff 408 Sheridan 159 Sioux 1. No projects in other counties.
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Richard Weston
Harold Christensen
Fremont
Harvey Jacobson
Fred Shindle
Harold Lynghalm
Vernon Runge
Bernice Aurich
Rosetta Loncar
Donna Jean van Mark
Evelyn Anthony
Vernon Aurich
Yvonne Seimers
Frances Mitchell
Patty Lou Hansen
Bonita Runge
Patsy Lenecar
Lorraine Anthony
Kenneth Mitchell
Donavon Lyngholm
Dorothy Lenear
Glen Runge
James Mitdl
Warren Shinde
Clifford Runge
Bertha Shindle
Rolland Bar‘by
Geneva Darby
Helen Henry
Esther Mitchell
Betty Lee Seimers
Patsy Loncar
Doris Runge
Dorothy Loncar
Wanda Mae Hansen
PTA
Fellows Box Butte
Cheyenne
Dave
Deue
Garden
Morrill
Scouts Bluff
Sheridan
Sioux
$70 000 More WPA Funds Are Received
The Alliance WPA district received an extra 70000 as part of a recent allotment to Nebraska enabling new projects and more jobs. On Monday 1576 people were on WPA work, including 1525 from relief rolls. The district now funds 14 projects with 220 women and 1356 men. Additional money is expected after February 11 with the North Platte district expansion. Since August WPA has been allotted 254339 to this district, with 1527 employed in the first half of January earning 18421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Wpa
Nebraska
WPA
North Platte
Glass Fusing Hopes for Lower Temperature
A report notes that flint glass fuses at lower temperatures than other glasses, suggesting energy savings and potential process simplifications for manufacturers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Miner
Grand Island
Glenn Bells
Bud Logan
Mr. Logan
Torrington
Wyo
Menntgomery Ward
J. W. Barnhart
Harold Lyngholm
M. G. Rice
M. W. Riggs
Jack Karvanek
W. T. Kahe
Rose Morgan
John Jurgens
Wyoming University
Catholic Church
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Sidney, Chappell and
Jess Osborn
Chicago
Gilbert Helfrich
Catherine Ross of
Taylor Hospital
Mike Mauser
Lodge Pole
Verle
William Nelson
Delbert Limerman
South Sidney
John Siedel
Sidney Draw District
J. C. Swinbank
Crawford
Ed Lipke
Ashland
Kittie Mays
Mrs. Lipke
Sokb
N. W. Ladegard
The
Western Drug Company
W. H. Shull
H. A. Krumm
Arnold Stockamp
Arnold Sunderman Home
Anna Olson
Goldie Jelinek
Montgomery Ward
Lorenzo District
Ginger
Society Notes
H. J. Loebe
Loebe
George Loebe
Matilda Loebe
Fred Belle
John Martincsky
John Wiliams
Miss Nagengast
Patty Schroeder
Joy Sparks
Marguerite Cortney
Bob
Henry John Loebe
Chappell
Dalton
M. O’hare
Foy
Floyd Trebick
Nally
Link
Suidinsky
Kintz
Mrs. Greenlee
Wedensday Bridge Club
Business and Professional Women’s
Mrs. Cawthra
Bridgeties
Nathan Mick
Frank’ Mick
Louis
George
Betty
Billy Mick
Gerald Mick
St. Mary’s Guild
Clayton Parks
Nella Raecke
Parks
Safety First Auxiliary
Swan Dedrick
Thomas Crosbie
Dedrick
Ed Ahrens
Villa Platz
Elwood Singer
E. D. Worden
R. E. Welsh
Rebecca Baker
Episcopal Church
Peretta’s Guild
P. E Spehr
O. P. Skiggs System
Nash
Rosedale
Heart of Utah
Rob Ress
Nash’s
Lady Nash
Greenlees’ Inc
Carton
Rex
Bacon
Skaggs
OaEey EA
Krumm’s Market
John J. Sheaff
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
H. F. Krohn
Presbyterian Church
Bronson
Mrs
U. S
U. S. Royal Tires
Havoline
Texaco Super Service
Hickory
TUM Barbre Hepner Radio Service
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