Weidners Visit Here After Northwest Trip
Mr and Mrs J J Weidner visited here with the latter’s mother Mrs C A Mohatt while en route home to Humphrey from a three weeks wedding trip to the northwest and Canada. Miss Irene Rash went to Gering for an extended visit with Mrs Frank Baker. G B Wookey and P J Beyer went to North Platte to serve on the Federal grand jury. Mr and Mrs Earl Berry attended a banquet honoring past commanders of the American Legion and past presidents of the auxiliary of the Gering post. W P Ackerman district commander and wife also attended. Vern Livingston and family are spending two weeks here with relatives and visiting William Allman and Archie Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Weidner
C. A. Mohatt
Humphrey
Northwest
Canada
Irene Rash
Gering
Frank Baker
G. B. Wookey
P. J. Beyer
North Platte
Federal Grand Jury
Earl Berry
Ering
American Legion
Gering Post
W. P. Ackerman
Vern Livingston
Jerry
Ruth
Lexington
William Allman
Archie Kirkpatrick
Miller Family Visits City During East Trip
Mr and Mrs O W Miller and their daughter of Gering spent Tuesday in the city with the former's sister Mrs Guy Ferry while returning from a motor trip in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Miller
Gering
Guy Ferry
Jackie Averman Returns From Sterling Visit
Jackie Dean Averman son of Mr and Mrs George Averman returned the first of the week from Sterling where he spent two weeks with his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Dean Averman
George Averman
Sterling
West and Bagby family picnic at Lost Park and Morrill visit
Mr and Mrs J D West and Mr and Mrs K H Bagby with Jiffe son enjoyed a picnic at Lost Park in the Gering area on Sunday. They later visited friends at Morrill. Mrs Edgar May returned from Hastings Sunday after a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. West
K. H. Bagby
Jiffe Son
Lost Park
Gering
Morrill
Miller Family Enjoys West Coast Vacation
Mr and Mrs Thomas Miller and their daughter are on a two week vacation on the west coast. Mr Miller works for the Western Public Service company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miller
West Coast
Mr. Miller
The
Western Public Service Company
Mr and Mrs Dale May Move to Hastings Home
Mr and Mrs Dale May have moved back to Hastings after living in Sidney for the past three months. The couple recently resided in Sidney and have now reunited at their former Hastings residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Hastings
Sidney
Winter Visitors and Travelers From Across the West
Mrs Viola Lamb left for Billings Montana after spending winter with her brother L I Bruce. Mr and Mrs A Yoelin and children Gussie and Eli of Denver visited Sidney over Wednesday night with their daughter Mrs Bernie Goldsein and her husband. They head to New York and Canada on a six week vacation. Mr and Mrs Ted Hollins of Cust er South Dakota visited with J W Sherwood and family. Adolph Billy and wife of Hollywood California visited as guests of R S Oberfelder en route to New York. Mr and Mrs Billig are makeup artists at Warner Bros studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Lamb
Billings, Mont
L. I. Bruce
A. Yoelin
Gussie
Eli
Denver
Sidney
Bernie Goldsein
New York
Canada
Adolph Billy
Hollywood
California
R. S. Oberfelder
Mrs. Bilig
Warner Bros. Studio
Mrs J J Sheaff Attends State Jobs Daughters Convention
Mrs J J Sheaff represented the Sidney lodge at the state convention of Jobs Daughters in Lincoln. About 600 members were registered statewide. She will return home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sheaff
of Jobs Daughters
Lincoln
Sidney Lodge
Installation at Lincoln Boys State Reports Favorable Fahy Green
Rev. J. J. Sheaff attended the Boys State installation at the Agricultural College in Lincoln on Monday night. He said Donald Fahy and Mickey Green, representatives from Sidney, received very favorable reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sheaff
Boys State
Lincoln
The
Agricultural College
Donald Fahy
Mickey Green
Sidney
Miss Marjorie Sherwood Returns From Rand Island Visit
Miss Marjorie Sherwood came home ahead of schedule after a two week stay on Rand Island as the guest of Miss Doris Kyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sherwood
Rand Island
Doris Kyle
Family visits from Denver and California
Miss Lilian Zike returned from Denver after weeks with relatives. Her sister Mrs M H Robineau and children Germaine and Rick plan a short stay at the Zike home. Miss Jean Swatzlander of San Bernardino arrived Tuesday to visit relatives Mrs R C Jackson and Mrs J A Bentley. Mrs Carter Dunaway, daughter of Mrs Bentley, is also visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Zike
Denver
M. H. Robineau
Germaine and
Rick
Zike
Jean Swatzlander
San Bernardino
Calif
City
R. C. Jackson
J. A. Bentley
Carter Dunaway
Bentley
Bentley and Slayter Return From Denver Visit
Jack Bentley and Christy Slayter came back Tuesday after a trip to Denver. They had stayed since last Friday at Mrs. Carter Dunaway’s home, the aunt of the Bentley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bentley
Christy Slayter
Denver
Carter Dunaway
Mrs Coker Family Visited From Sutherland Aboard
Mrs Frank Coker and her son Charles of Sutherland traveled here from Monday to yesterday with Mrs Coker’s aunt Mrs E Leonard and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coker
Charles
Sutherland
Cheyenne Couple Visits Former Sidney Residents
Mr and Mrs A R Chaney of Cheyenne, previously residents of Sidney, paid a visit to the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Chaney
Cheyenne
Sidney
City
Sidney Pageant Guests Attend Gift of God Event
Among the Sidney attendees at the Gift of God pageant in Bayard this week are Mrs. A. W. Adams, Mrs. Viola Lamb, L. J. Bruce and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jackson and Miss Jean Swatzlander, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. W. Adams, Mrs. Eugene Davis, Mr. and Mrs. David Elis, Miss Dorothy Elsen, Miss Evelyn Moseman, Mr. and Mrs. W D. Powell and son Dick. A group of young ladies planning to attend tonight includes Misses Lois Gallagher, Alice Gallagher, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Ruth Kinton, Kathleen Sokol, and Maxine Sokol. Jessie Rigger of Lincoln visits as guest of Miss Grace Curless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Bayard
A. W. Adams
Viola Lamb
L. J. Bruce
Billy
R. C. Jackson
Jean Swatzlander
C. A. Griffiths
W. Adams
Eugene Davis
David Elis
Dorothy Elsen
Evelyn Moseman
Petersburg Visitor Stays With Swinbank Family
Mrs. H. A. Cokely of Petersburg West Virginia arrived in the city several days ago to spend an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. J. C. Swinbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Cokely
Petersburg
W. V
City
J. C. Swinbank
Lawrence Portrey Returns Home for Summer Vacation
Lawrence Portrey, a student at St. John's Seminary in Little Rock Arkansas, came home for the summer vacation during the latter part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Portrey
St. John’s Seminary
Little Rock
Ark
Miss Edith Martin Arrives in Sidney for Summer Visit
Miss Edith Martin a Hammond Ind teacher arrived in Sidney Sunday to spend the summer at her mother Mrs Margaret Martin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Martin
Hammond, Ind
Sidney Sunday
Margaret Martin
Van Gorder Family Returns From West Coast Vacation
Stuart Van Gorder came back Wednesday from a two week Western vacation. His mother Mrs. Glenn Van Gorder and children Dick and Constance, who accompanied him, will spend the rest of the summer in Oakland California with Mr. Van Gorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart van Gorder
West Coast
Glenn van Gorder
Constance
Oakland
Calif
Mr. van Gorder
Naomi Adams Joins Montgomery Ward Mail Order Dept
Miss Naomi Adams has accepted a position in the mail order department of Montgomery Ward store. She commenced her duties there Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Adams
Montgomery Ward
Harold Chesebro Begins Two Week Vacation from J. J. Penney
Harold Chesebro assistant manager of the J J Penney company store started a two week vacation yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chesebro
J. J. Penney Company
Anglers Reach Fair Catch in Opening Bass Pike Season
Joe Simodynes Al Benish Paul Hansen and Earl Haworth traveled to North Platte on Tuesday night to be on deck for the opening day of bass and pike season. They returned Wednesday evening with a fair catch of both fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simodynes
al Benish
Paul Hansen
Earl Haworth
North Platte
Mrs V E Jacobe Undergoes Office Tonsillectomy
Mrs. V. E. Jacobe submitted to a tonsillectomy in the office of Dr. B. H. Grimm yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E Jacobe
B. H. Grimm
Omaha couple visits city as guests of Oberfelder
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Mohn of Omaha spent yesterday in the city as guests of R. S. Oberfelder, visiting local residents and taking in social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Loyal Mohn of
Omaha
R. S. Oberfelder
Local residents plan trips and arrivals this week
Dr. M E Pettibone and Dr G H Thompson travel to Estes Park for the Colorado State Dental association session from Monday to Wednesday, joined by their wives. Mrs Robert Clark Miss Lucile Hardy Mrs Barney Atkins and Miss Imogene Mowrer take a Denver vacation. Hardy to attend Boulder summer school. A J Jorgenson heads to Colorado Springs for the Colorado State Bankers convention through Saturday. Beaver City visitors Mr and Mrs Harvey Hulen stay with Mr and Mrs Lee Gain en route home from a northwest and Canada trip. Beebe hospital dismissals include Mrs George Siders and baby Georgia Lee and Thomas Epps. Miss Agnes Dwyer of Gurley leaves for Washington for summer school. Julius Lorenz and wife Gurley announce a son born Tuesday evening weighing 101 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pettibone
G. H. Thompson
Estes Park
Colorado State Dental Association
Robert Clark
Lucile Hardy
Barney Atkins
Imogene Mowrer
Denver
Miss Hardy
Boulder
Harvey Hulen
Beaver City
City
Lee Gain
Northwest
Canada
Mr. Hulen
Gain
Beebe Hospital
George Siders
Georgia Lee
Thomas Epps
Julius Lorenz
Gurley
Dr and Mrs J I R Taylor Return From Kingston NC Vacation
Dr and Mrs J I R Taylor and their daughters Anne and Harriett came back Wednesday evening after a two week vacation in Kingston North Carolina with the doctor's mother.
Brown couple welcome son in Crook hospital
A son weighing seven pounds was born to Mr and Mrs W G Brown of Crook Colorado at Taylor hospital Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brown
Crook, Colo
Taylor
John Schoen undergoes appendectomy at Taylor hospital
John Schoen of Gurley was admitted yesterday morning for an appendectomy at Taylor hospital. He is listed in stable condition and is expected to recover at home within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schoen of
Gurley
Taylor Hospital
Weekend Guests Visit Buckingham Family in Colorado
Mr and Mrs Walter Houston and their children Faye and Bennie of Buckingham Colorado were weekend guests at the home of Walter’s sister Mrs Lee Gain and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Houston
Faye and
Bennie
Buckingham, Colo
Lee Gain
Government warns AMA on feeding masses with care plea
A government spokesman told the American Medical Association that the public will act to supply indigent and underprivileged people with adequate medical care unless leadership helps. Dr. Warren F Draper, representing an interdepartmental health and welfare committee, said one third of the nation remains ill housed ill cared for and ill in sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
American Medical Association
Association
House of Delegates
Warren F Draper
Massive flood threat as Yellow River breaks dikes in Henan
Japanese engineers report 150000 Chinese civilians drowned as the Yellow River breached a 50 mile stretch of weakened dikes on the river’s south bank. Thousands more may be trapped or drowned in the flooded area. fate of scattered Japanese troops unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yellow
Henan
China
Japan
Roosevelt era railroad labor and wage bill progress noted
Officials said engineers were directing thousands of peasants to hold back a raging river though control remained elusive. In Washington the wage hour bill won final congressional approval as adjournment neared amid debate on RFC loan liberalization and unemployment insurance for railroad workers. Chicago wheat rose on rust scare with July at 81 3 4 cents and September at 82 cents, signaling a new price peak before some gains were erased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ese
Washington
Congress
House
Roosevelt
Big Buying Sessions Highlight Recent Market Push
In recent days strong purchasing activity dominates markets with heavy buying sessions across sectors. Traders monitor momentum and volumes as institutions and individuals participate in a continued liquidity surge and price gains in select assets.
Kit Carson Peak Stands 14,100 Feet in Colorado
Kit Carson peak lies in south central Colorado, southwest of Salida, at an elevation of 14,100 feet. The landmark rises above the surrounding terrain as a notable high point in the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson
Colorado
Salida
Penns Purchase of Land Three Cents Per Acre Pennsylvania
Note mentions William Penn paid three cents an acre for Pennsylvania. For sale item notes a six hole coal range with reservoir and a listing for Mrs J L Loud on nortéir eng of 16th Ave 82 with a cheap sale context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
William Penn
Pennsylvania
J L Loudon
Nortér, Eng
16Th Ave
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