County Club News Swine Club Meets In May
Members of the Better the Best swine club met Tuesday evening May 20 with most present. Lloyd and Dale Talish former members of another club transferred their membership. They discussed selecting a Broad Sow. The next meeting will be with Alice and Robert Rexroth. Mothers provided a delicious lunch.
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Better the Best Swine Club
Maxine Olsen
Lloyd
Dale Talish
Fine
Goodview Boosters Ine Club
Alice
Robert Rexroth
Jolly Farm Girls Club Reorganizes for 1930
The Jolly Farm Girls sewing club met at White Hall School last Wednesday May 28 and reorganized for a second year under cooperative extension agriculture and home economics. New member Miss Stella Stein joined. Officers elected Fern Marsh president Irma Nelson news reporter Iona Slack vice president and Geraldine Struve secretary treasurer. Meetings set biweekly Wednesdays at 2 pm at White Hall. two members to provide light refreshments. Adjourned to meet June 11 1930 with Irma Nelson reporting.
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Jolly Farm Girls Sewing Club
White Hall School House
Cooperative Extension
Wok
White Hall
Irma Nelson
Fern Marsh
Do It All Well Swine Club Meeting Notes
The Do It All Well swine club met at the James Tighe home with Ross Glass burn presiding and two members absent. H H Misegadis proposed a feed demonstration team, approved, and Ardis Lehmkuhl and Robert Misegadis were ejected. Members planned showing a male hog at the fair and agreed to bring five cents to each meeting for a treasurer. Meeting adjourned with next gathering June 11 at Warren Paviat. Strawberry shortcake and cocoa were served by Mrs. Tighe.
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Darwin Tighe
James Tighe
Ross Glassburn
H H Misegadis
Ardis Lehmkuhl
Robert Misegadis
Warren Paviat
Huntsman Hustlers calf club meets at Hughes home
The Huntsman Hustlers 4 H calf club held its second meeting May 28 at Gerald Hughes home. It is the first year of this dairy club, aimed at calf care to prevent disease and proper feeding. Members, all 4 H boys, enjoyed a lunch served by Gerald’s mother after a productive session.
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Huntsman Hustlers
Gerald Hughes
Gerald
Ever Ready Clothing Club Holds Second Meeting
The Ever Ready clothing club met for its second gathering on May 28 at the John Billeter home. Of 18 members, nine attended with Mary Pavlat serving as vice president and presiding.
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Ever Ready Clothing Club
John Billeter
Mary Pavlat
Presid
Local Farm Club Chooses Best Sewing Work and twosome to Demonstrate
At the meeting president Jean Pavlat was absent. Ardis Lehmkuhl won best sewing basket for containing all required items, Bernice Goeury and Ardis Lehmkuhl tied on four votes for best hot pads, and Clara Hornicek led with ten towels. Ardis Lehmkuhl and Mary Pavlat joined the demonstration team for the Farmers Union picnic and county fair. Future plans include laundry bags for the next judge. Refreshments followed and June 18 is set for the next gathering with Bernice Goeury. members urged to attend.
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Jean Pavlat
Ardis Lehmkuhl
Bernice Goeury
Clara Hornicek
Mary Pavlat
Farmers Union
Classy Canning Club Welcomes Two New Members
The Classy Canning club met at Rosetta Siemers home on Wednesday June 4 with all but two responding. Evelyn Blanke and Dorothy Lipke were welcomed as new members, bringing the group to 13. A food selection discussion opened the session and a Farmers Union picnic demonstration is planned. Next meetings and demonstrations are scheduled, including sewing on June 11 and cooking by Theresa Hughes and Geraldine Cruise.
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Rosetta Siemers
Evelyn Blanke
Dorothy Lipke
Farmers Union
Elsie Nieman
Marie Schwartz
Theresa Hughes
Geraldine Cruise
West Center Returns From Summer Activities and Visits
West Center residents resume routines after summer programs in Dalton and shows. Thelma Zorn from Phoenix and others attended Wesleyan and state university events while Jason Webster joined a YMCA group at Estes Park. Community notes include Farmers Union picnic at Krueger’s Lake and Rebekah district convention at Sidney. a church pie social drew a modest crowd.
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Thelma Zorn
Phoenix
Arizona
Ethel Guill
Loretta Osborn
Lincoln
Wesleyan
Gilbert Webster
The
State University
Jason Webster
Estes Park
Center
Dalton
George Young
Farmers Union Picwnic
Krueger’s Lake
A. H. Draper
Swanson
BE. E. Osborn
Pleasant View Social Notices and Visits
Local residents and families shared visits and calls across Pleasant View. Names include Borcher, Gerler, Mueller, Couch, Mathewson, Morrow, Boehnke, Hilpert, Lueders, Durkschneider, Stormberg, Nesbit, Dunlavy, McLaughlin, Matthes, Weimer, Millett, Davis, Schubarth, Morrow, Mueller, and Theis with gatherings at several homes and church-related social rounds through Sunday to Tuesday.
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Pearl Couch
D. W. Mathewson
Mr. Pontius
Dan Heimer
J. E. Morrow
D. W. Mathews
Boehnke
Ben Hilpert
Henry Lueders
Charles
Potter
Herman Durkschneider
Dodge
Carl Stormberg
Travis Nesbit
Scottsbluff
Dunlavy
J .E. Morrow
Silas McLaughlin
L. D. McLaughlin
Frank Matthes
Margaret Millett
Lisco
Ida Davis
Bridgeport
J E. Morrow
George Schubarth
Concordia
Frank Mueller
Paul Morrow
Dan Weimer
August Theis
J. F. Skarka
Evening of music and readings at Dorcas Aid gathering
Mrs Sargent led a lively evening with two humorous readings enjoyed by all. Dorcas Aid sold pie coffee and cocoa. Local visits included Mr and Mrs E E Osborn and family in Sidney. Jeanette Draper returned from Gurley hospital after appendicitis surgery.
Local residents share meals and visits this week
Dan Heimer attended a dinner at the Art Brandenberg home and was later hosted at the Dr. Mathewson residence. Mrs. D W Mathewson and children called on Mrs J E Morrow. The Gemeinhardt family and Ernest Gerler dined with Art Seshuessler. B R Gibbons and family from Potter and Amon Gibbons with Bonner of California visited the J E Morrow home. Ben Hilpert stopped by Dan Heimer Saturday.
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Dan Heimer
Art Brandenberg
D. W. Mathewson
J. E Morrow
C. G. Gemeinhardt
Ernest Gerler
Art Seshuessler
B. R. Gibbons
Potter and Amon Gibbons
Bonner
California
J E Morrow
Dr. Mathewson
Mrs. Palmer Thurston
Frank Mathes
Ben Hilpert
Community notes from Sidney and West Sidney area
Sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary last Thursday Grover Hatcher shopped in Sidney Monday afternoon. Ted Huff and family visited the C O Bills home at Lodge Pole Friday. Charles Sprenger and children shopped in Sidney Friday. Arthur and Joe McMillen called on Arvin Livingston Friday evening. Ted Huff Will Alman and Arvin Livingston vaccinated spring pigs last week. John Sell stopped at J C Hatcher home Sunday. Mrs Arvin Livingston and daughter shopped in Sidney Friday. West Sidney draw. Mr and Mrs W A McMillen and son Stewart visit relatives in eastern Nebraska. Arvin Livingston and family attended a district 27 annual school meeting Monday evening. Alfred Sprenger re elected treasurer. Most present. weiner roast to follow. Arvin Livingston and children were Sunday dinner guests at Henry Yowell near Bunker Hill. Alfred Sprenger and wife shopped in Sidney Monday. Keith Sprenger spending days at D P Hill home in Sidney.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Grover Hatcher
Sidney
Ted Huff
C O Bills
Lodge Pole
Charles Sprenger
Chidren
Arthur
Joe McMillen
Arvin Livingston
Will Alman
John Sell
J. C. Hatcher
W. A. McMillen
Stewart
Nebraska
Alfred Sprenger
Henry Yowell
Bunker Hill
Keith Sprenger
D P Hill
Steinway Piano For Sale In North Platte Nebraska
In the Sidney area a Steinway piano, partially paid for by a customer, is offered for sale to settle the balance. The Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. at 503 Dewey Street, North Platte, Nebraska, invites inquiries for cash or easy terms on this rare instrument.
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Sidney
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Dewey, Street
North Platte
Nebr
Bake Sale by Altar Society Saturday June 14 at Greenlees
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale on Saturday June 14 at Greenlees' store starting at 2:00 p m. The committee includes Mrs E D Worden Mrs George Fahy Mrs D Zellers and Mrs Iva Beyer.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
Greenlees
E. D Worden
George Fahy
D Zellers
Iva Beyer
Company profits grow as dividends rise over six years
Investor notice highlights $1,847,416.13 paid in dividends in six years. It notes 7 percent preferred stock dividends totaling $350,000 per year and shows undivided profits ample to cover this for years. The statement claims earnings are steadily increasing annually.
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Woods Brothers Corporation
Woods Brothers
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William Borcher
Joe Gerler
Anton Berg
Northwestern Bell
West Sidney
Bake Sale
P. C. Collart
Res
Sidney, Nebr
Williams
Iowa
Kansas City
Woods Bros. Corporation
Woods Bros. Securities
Arthur Andersen & Co
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Woods, Brothers Corp
Mark W. Woods
C. B. Turner
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