Society Notes of Card Clubs and Dinners
A busy week of social gatherings features contract club meetings with prizes for 12 members, birthdays celebrated with surprise parties, and bridge games. Hostesses include Mrs. E J Browning Mrs M O Baker and Miss Jane Dimery as well as groups at Union Pacific hotel and Kensington hall. Family picnics dinners and ste ak fries mark events for Doran Miller Roche Wehmiller Ostermeister and Walther league members plus B P W club delegates.
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E. J. Browning
E.D. Worden
Wi. E. Gehrig
Browning
Wash
Charles Baker
Gordon Laing
California
Catherine Doran
Rebecca Baker
Ack
Guy V. Doran
Evelyn Doran
Bernice Helly
Donna Doran
O. L. Miller
T. C. Spiker
A. L. Cruise
Cc. B. Kinton
BR. E. Roche
W. F. Wehmiller
Frank Goodwin
P L. Button
Wehmiller
A. J. Jorgenson
Mullets
Hi Lo Club
Ed Gates
John Borland
Glen Hedgecock
T. W. Hawkins
A. E. Wright
L. L. Lockwood
Bartholomew Trostess
Contract Club
Union Pacific
Leo Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Cc. S. Radcliffe
Sidney Nebr City Council Proceedings June 1 1934
The Sidney city council met at 7 30 p m with Mayor Roche and six council members present. They approved minutes, reviewed appropriation No 217, and set committee steps to pursue a 30 percent paving grant for district No 3. A formal equalization hearing approved assessments for street improvements and the council adjourned to 2 p m June 5.
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Sidney
Nebr
Roche
Bush
Hardy
Breternitz
Heavrin
Haworth
Grabill
Wehmiller
Jones
James Case
C.H. Gardner
H. T. Doran
City of
United States
State of
Nebraska
Telegraph News
Water council declares motion carried and sets delinquent accounts
The council declared the motion carried by unanimous vote of those present and directed the water commissioner to review delinquent accounts and adopt methods for collection. Council adjourned. Attest C. C. Jones City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche
Bush
Breternitz
Haworth
Grabill
Wehmiller
Jones
Oy Hardy
James C. Takis
C. C. Jones
Board of Equalization Elects Fenske as Chairman 1934
County board members met per statute with Henry Pavlat as temporary chair. A A Fenske was elected permanent chairman for 1934, with Fenske, Weikhorst, Shaw, Stephens, Kepler, Pavlat serving as officers and members. They reviewed personal and real estate assessments, noted over assessments in sections 4 13 48, ordered investigation, raised O P Skaggs store value by 400, and rejected Western Public Service Co schedule pending a new assessment. Meeting adjourned pending June 13 or call of the chairman.
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Board of Equalization
Henry Paviat
Guy Shaw
Ford Weikhorst
A. A. Fenske
Fred E. Stephens
R. P. Kepler
Henry Pavlat
O. P. Skaggs
Sidney
Weikhorst
Shaw
Western Public Service Company
Sunday Service Schedule at Local Church
Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by worship and sermon at 11 a.m. The Law of Inspiration. Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff leads the service.
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Paul P. Cheff
Church Service Times and Sunday School Notice
Services in English at 9 45 a m and in German at 11 a m Sunday school at 11 a m Sunday school teachers meeting Saturday at 2 30 p m at parsonage Young people meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Sundays gospel lesson speaks of Jesus love not for sin but for the sinner Come to church to hear of Gods attitude towards the sinner and His desire to find and save that which was lost Christ is far more willing to have sinners than they are to be saved HW F Krohn Pastor
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Ingatling
Jesus
Christ
HW. F. Krohn
Pleasant View Community Dinner Guests and Visits
Pleasant View notes Sunday dinners at the Obendorfer and Schuessler homes with multiple families present. Weekday and Sunday calls include J E Morrow, W D Mathewson, J B Morrow, Hugo Mueller, Bent Hilpert, Dan Heimer, Joe Getler, Charles Herboldsheimer, and Mgr Heimer visiting various local homes and Iowa trip.
Valley View social notes list visitors and illness
Roy Tobler of Sidney spent Friday at the Frank Rokes home. Mr. and Mrs. John Rocker and family were supper guests at the Herman Bluhm home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Corelle of Des Moines spent Saturday and Sunday here. Mrs. James Lynch has been ill at her daughter Mrs. Co. O. Gentry’s home and was moved to her own Friday. E. W. Jones of Denver arrived Sunday for a visit.
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Rhodes
Roy Tobler
Sidney
Frank Rokes
John Rocker
Herman Bluhm
Carol Corelle
Des Moines
James Lynch
Co. O. Gentry
E. W. Jones
Denver
Community notices and obituaries from a Nebraska page
Mrs. James Lynch cared for by daughter and son in law. Frank Workman mourns his father with Nebraska trip. Kennzfn burial at Sterling after funeral Thursday. Steven Tilghman hosted by Rhodes boys. Lucile Bonser home from Driver nurse training for three weeks. Winds blast large beer acreage damaged Wednesday. Extension club met at Mrs. John McCumber's house Friday. About 30 friends honor Mrs. Charles Bonser's birthday with a noon basket dinner. Albert Othies and wife visited O. H. Rhodes home Sunday.
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Rhodes Boys
Lucile Bonser
Driver
Ernest Bonser
John McCumber
Mesdames Monroe Lewis
Ruth Gummer
Ruben Herbst
Charles Bonser
Albert Othies
O. EH. Rhodes
North Divide Honors Rosetta Seimers At 4-H Club Meet
Mrs Pear sparked Rosetta Seimers who entertained the girls of the 4-H club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J A Sparks and Ruby assisted, continuing club activities in North Divide.
Sparks and guests fill a quiet community afternoon
Joy Sparks spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Rosetta Seimers. Ruby Sparks hosted the C. C. 4 H club girls Thursday afternoon. Dorothy Dean and Bobby Rathbun, Barton Kinton and Margaret Lipke were afternoon guests. Mrs. O L Miller visited Mrs. Ed Wolverton Thursday. Mrs. Ed Wolverton and Mrs. J A Sparks attended Kensington at Mrs. O L Miller's Friday. Noon, Henry and Conrad Glant stayed at Mina tare. Mrs. Ed Lipke called on Mrs. M W Riggs Friday afternoon. Mr. Axtell of Norfolk, Jean Chappell and Evelyn Blanke were guests at J A Sparks' Sunday. Ray Frame and son Chester attended the ball game in Sidney Sunday. Lois Preston and Mathilda Locbs visited Joy and Vera Sparks Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolverton, motored to Greenwood ranch. Clyde Kinton elected school board moderator in district 77 Monday. Jack Rathbun named director to fill Fred Seimers vacancy. Mr. and Fred Kettler called at J A Sparks' Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose ‘Sparks
Joy Sparks
Rosetta Seimers
Ruby Sparks
C. C. 4-H Club
Dorothy Dean
Bobby Rathbun
Barton Kinton
Margaret Lipke
O. Ll. Miller
Ed Wolverton
J. A. Sparks
Kensington
O. L
Paul Sparks
Ed .Wolverton
Greenwood Ranch
Clyde Kinton
Jack Rathbun
Fred Seimers
Marie Schwartz Returns to Alliance for Nurse Training
Marie Schwartz went back to Alliance on Tuesday to continue her nurse training. Mr and Mrs Schwartz and their daughter Catherine accompanied her and returned home Wednesday evening.
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Marie Schwartz
Alliance
Mrs. Schwartz
Catherine
U S Holds Largest Collection of National Parks
The United States has the most park areas of any nation, a fact highlighted by its expansive system of protected lands. The record underscores America's commitment to conserving diverse landscapes and offering recreation across many regions.
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Nation
The
United States
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Joe Getler
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Ruby
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