Sidney residents share news from many trips and visits
Local notes list upcoming absences and travels of numerous Sidney residents. Attendees head to Lincoln, Grand Island, Cheyenne, Casper, Denver, Sterling, and other nearby towns for vacations, hospital stays, family visits, and professional duties. Several couples and individuals are moving about the region, with a few weddings, hospitalizations, and real estate matters noted.
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Helen Riggs
Lincoln
Grand Island
R. W. Zimmerle
Mae Doris
Zimmerle
O. A. Kilgore
Cheyenne
Walter Krumm
Jack Holmes
Billy
Sidney
M. A. Zwickl
Casper
Wyoming
George Fahy
Lusk
Sunrise
Wyo
Herman Schroeder
William Breternitz
Ray Breternitze
N. A. Curling
Kimball
Taylor Hospital
Genestia Foster
LeGratd Worden
Kenneth Mahr
Denver
B. L. McDonald
Sterling
R. L. Rasmussen
Merle Green
Scottsbluff
Gurley
W. Clark
Jacqueline
Larrime
Freda Hammer
Amelia Olson
Brush
Colo
Bowen Mayer
Harry Gould
Frank Goodwin
Gould
Cheyenne County
Walter Bradehoeft
Carter, Sr
William Borcher
York
Margaret Furer
Utica
Belvidere
Fairfield
W. Haggerty
H. D. Kepler
C O Morrison
Morrill County
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
T R. Clark
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Myrtle Prehn
Potter
Ideal Beauty Shop
Leona Gemeinhardt
Walter Borcher
Betty Ann Furer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
North Potter District
Meta Gemeinhardt
T W. McDonald
Joe A. Gibson
Catherine Peetz
Maggie
Mary Peetz
Frank Peetz
South Sidney
Osborn
Wichita
Kan
Faye Marvin
Mary Call
Avis
Society Notes and Social Events Gather Sidney Women
A busy slate of gatherings fills the Sidney social calendar. Campfire Girls meet in the city auditorium basement to study balanced meals, while various bridge parties honor guests from Montrose and Tri bune. Officers are installed in local lodges, and club picnics, dinners, and birthday parties mark a week of community life with prizes awarded and refreshments served.
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City Auditorium
J. C. Rosse
Colorado
Don Howard
Audrey Howard
Montrose
Cole
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Percy Dimick
Jorgenson
Jack Lowe
Julius Cochran
Leon Fine
Aveek
Bridge
Myrtle Fishman
Tribune
Kan
Howard Hayden
Kansas City
Frank Kucera
Harold Rowan
Broken Bow
Ruby Bates
Lodge Pole
M. H. Robineau
Fishman
Jean McIntosh
Kensington Fleets
Rebekah Kensington
Laura Schulz
Ward Taylor
Martha Brooks
Lee Gain
Taylor
le Plaisir Club
Russell Dedrick
Dan Root
Harry Peterson
Joe A Gibson Staging Big Used Car Event Opens Saturday
Joe A Gibson Inc the local Ford dealer stages a gigantic used car sale opening Saturday and running through July 2 The ad lists several used cars and trucks at unusually low prices plus three new trucks and one new roadster all four cylinder with substantial reductions The dealer says prices have never been lower and urges buyers to act while the market is at its bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Gibson
Seals Stand Strong With Five Wins In Eight Games
The Sidney Seals have five victories in eight games this season, sit second in the league with four wins and two losses. After Sunday's game at Gurley they enter the second half of the schedule. Batting is lighter than the league average, but fielding is over .900 and pitching allows under eight hits per game. Strikeouts average 11 per game, led by Bushong, Wilson and Harne. leading hitters are Willis, Thomas, Cheney and Clingenpeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Seals
Gurley
Sidney Hurlers
Sidney
Bushong
Wilson
Harne
Willis
Thomas
Chaney
Clingenpeel
Wider North Platte River Bridge Under Construction at Bridgeport
Bridgeport News Blade reports rapid progress on a wider 22 foot bridge over the North Platte river. Piles for the bed are driven and old railing removed as crews lay a new bed and railing. If current speed holds, completion could beat the contract deadline by about a month with temporary closures and periodic openings for traffic.
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North Platte River
Bridgeport News- Blade
Sidney's Jay Closman Wins North Platte Invitational Golf
Jay Closman of Sidney won the opening invitation golf tourney at North Platte Country Club Sunday by one stroke over local favorite Fred Sniman. Closman shot 153 for 36 holes and also earned a medalist honor with a 75 in the qualifying round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Closman
Sidney
North Platte Country Club
Fred Sniman
North Platte
Closman
White Apron bridge 4-H club organized in Bunker Hill
The White Apron bridge 4-H club of Bunker Hill organized at the Arthur Borcher home on May 6 with County Agent Willey assisting. Officers include Mrs. Borcher leader Mildred Beyer assistant leader Florence Thurston president Doris Thurston vice president Maureen Dalton secretary and treasurer Josephine Beyer reporter Della Happel song leader Fern Happel cheerleader. Meetings set for the second Wednesday each month at 2 PM with the next meeting at the Peter Beyer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Apron
Canning Club
Bunker Hill
Arthur Borcher
Willey
Mrs. Borcher
Mildred Beyer
Florence Thurston
Doris Thurston
Maureen Dalton
Josephine Beyer
Della Happel
Fern Happel
Peter Beyer
Dorothy Barden Plans Two World Records This Season
Dorothy Barden of Redington a plane stunt performer aims to set two world records this season one for altitude and one for jumps in a single day The current women’s record is four jumps in one day She plans to travel east for the altitude attempt requiring oxygen and a heated suit while she continues stunt flying parachute jumping and glider training for a pilot’s license
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Barden
Redington
Miss Barden
Oklahoma
Scottsbluff
Torrington
Farmers urged to plant winter wheat at ideal Hessian fly dates
Nebraska farmers at an agronomy day at the College of Agriculture in Lincoln were urged to follow annual fly safe dates for winter wheat. Demonstrations showed both delayed and early planting reducing yields, emphasizing timing to minimize Hessian fly damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Nebraska winter wheat prospects improve in June says Anderson
A. K. Anderson, state and federal crop statistician, reports better winter wheat and small grain prospects in Nebraska after a field survey. He notes cool weather aided grain development, with harvest starting in south central Nebraska next week. Growing conditions improved in Hastings area, with oats rye and barley maturing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
A. KE. Anderson
Anderson
Hastings
Western Nebraska Pioneers Club Formed at Redington
An organization named the Western Nebraska Pioneers club is formed at Redington with membership limited to residents of western Nebraska before December 31, 1895. A summer picnic for old settlers and pioneers is planned at Barden Grove, two miles south of Redington, with the date to be announced.
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Western
Ten Hour Time Slide on Fast U. P. Limited
A ten hour reduction in running time between Los Angeles and Omaha has been announced for the Union Pacifics crack extra fare limiteds. The new schedule went into effect Sunday. Also this week the U P will add a deluxe day coach on its San Francisco Overland limited, previously an all Pullman train. Telegraph Want ads.
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Los Angeles
Omaha
Union Pacific
U. P
Warn Public Against Coaching Schools for Civil Service Exams
The United States civil service commission warns the public against paying for coaching courses in preparation for federal civil service examinations. Some schools sell such courses under false pretenses. a purveyor in Iowa is under indictment for false representation, with more prosecutions expected. Vacancies are filled by transfers or reassignments when practicable, examinations rarely require announcement, and eligible registers often outnumber openings by hundreds of times. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Commission
Iowa
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R P Kepler
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Frank Perez
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Alvera C. Nelson
Chappell
Herbert Lee Roby
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Art Daugherty
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Howard Booth
J. W. Cochran
Emanon Club
Jack Collins
Earl Morgan
W. F. Wehmiller
Fred Johnson
Anna Olson
Laura Rudd
Jessie Davison
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Wilma Reeves
Elizabeth Hart
Helen Johnson
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Entre Nous Club
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Clara Ladine
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Sol Willis, Jr
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Star Market
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Prop
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E. J. Leonard
SEALS
Bridgeport
White Apron Club
Telegraph
West Nebraska
Dr. West
Johnson Drug Co
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The
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Walter Booth
Greenlees’ Inc
Tle
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