Social Club Dances and Community Gatherings Recap
Society notes describe country club dances at a club house with music by Grabill's Merry Makers. Events include a supper at Legion Park hosted by A R LeSueur and Ada Bell, a swimming party at the Hardy pool, a surprise farewell party for the Hodgkins, a M E Kensington meeting with entertainment, Rebekah picnic at Legion Park, a Stag Diner Party hosted by G A Johnston, old-neighbors dinner hosted by the Frauendorfers, and a Sans Souci club dinner with bridge. The Blazing Arrow Boy Scouts, Zimmertes club night, and a county assessor meeting are also referenced, detailing gatherings, meals, games, and bridge prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grabill
Merry
Nakers
Zimmertes
Mir
R W Zimmerte Dezoffily
Norton Thomas
Pinagakee
Rondels
Bunker Hill Community Notes From Clara Beyer
Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and family visit with Frank Otto and two daughters from Bloomfield last Tuesday. Several local families attend picnics and Royal Neighbor lodge events in Sidney and Lodge Pole. Bunker Hill crossed bats with Potter, losing 6 to 4, as Potter held the Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Frank Otto
Bloomfield
Fred Beyer
Foster
John Engel
Colorado
Fred
Denver
Andrew
Leonard
Ella Mae Beyer
Frank Beyer
Lodge Pole
George Hendricks
M. Joseph
Sidney
Vincent Ely
James Rezac
Iva Beyer
Hilbert Borcher
Ross Bales
Bernice
Sylvia Bayne
Earl Bayne
William Sachs
Alex Sterling
M. L Sterling
Wade Sterling
Everett Foster
Clara Beyer
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Frank
Chean Brothers
Harry Bickel
Elmer Choan
W. E. Gehrig
Louie Blaha
Proper
Henry Loebe
Julius Choan
Fred Klug
Emma Ely
Frank Chapman
Chris
Henry Rohde
Chester Frame
Roy Anderson
Henry Goetz
Joseph
Doris Schmidt
Henry
Carl
Bunker Hill
Potter
Sterling
Board of Equalization Meets in Sidney Courthouse
The Board of Equalization met in regular session at 1 p m following adjournment in Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne county on June 16 1931. Chairman Bert Allington presided with members Guy Shaw and Ford Vickhorst present. minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Board of Equalization
Bert Allington
Guy Shaw
Ford Vickhorst
Farm Loans and Insurance Offered by Western Securities Co
Western Securities Co advertises farm loans and insurance with favorable terms at current rates. It lists 5 percent, 4 percent, and 6 percent money for choice loans plus reasonable commissions. Contact C. W. Smith, Resident Manager, Roche Building, Sidney Nebraska, by writing or calling at the car office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Securities Co
Visit With Denver Friends Highlights Local Calls
Denver visitors extend stay and meet locals. Loretta Gehrig, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gehrig of Sidney, is spending several days with the Fred Beyer family. Mrs Art Borcher and her children visited Lou Bowman on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Loretta Gehrig
William Gehrig
Sidney
Fred Beyer
Art Borcher
Lou Bowman
Brownson Notes and Sidney School District Treasurers Report
Brownson society notes list visits and hospital news among residents including Lutes Anderson Turner and others. Treasurers report for Sidney School District covers period June 17 1930 to June 16 1931 with receipts from county funds federal aid state aid tuition rent fines and other sources and disbursements for salaries maintenance and capital outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Inc
Old North Side
New North Side
Sidney school district treasurer reports period financials
Bonded indebtedness at beginning of period was 287009.00 dollars and 18000.00 paid off during the period. Balance on hand as of June 16, 1931 totaled 42130.27 with funds in the teachers petty cash and special building accounts. Balances were on deposit in American National and Liberty State banks of Sidney and the First National bank of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National and Liberty State Banks of
Sidney
First National Bank of
Omaha
Leslie Neubauer
Johnson Says A Friend Jumps When Drinking Through a Straw
A quoted speaker notes a friend never jumps when a tire blows or the phone rings yet always jumps when drinking through a straw and the straw sputters the blamed thing. The remark uses playful phrasing to contrast reactions in unrelated situations. It reads like a humorous observation about reflexes and odd coincidences.
Scout Outing Plans Stir Local Weekend News
John Connelly traveled to Dalton Monday to join a Boy Scouts outing. Will Turner visited Dix Monday evening for a business call. L D Lutes shared a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Tolle
Charles Anderson
L. D. Lutes
Taylor Hospital
Stanley Vizina
Gene
Wes Shinkle
Will Turner
Flora, Vernon and
Ernest Lutes
Frank Anthony
Thelma
May Connelly
Cheyenne
Farmers Union
Ben Couch
Oscar Aurich
Arnold Stockamp
Oscar Hatcher
John Frerichs
Susie
Nathan
Martin Lutes
Jack McCleneghan
Walter Aurich
Horst
Gurley
Art Froemming
Evelyn Kafka
John Connelly
Dalton
Boy Scouts
Dix
Weyerts News Briefs From Local Farm Community
Raymond Busboom assists Theodore Folkerts with farm work while W C Sears plows for John I Folkerts. Local families visit relatives in Loveland Colorado and at home. Community members attend picnics shops and calls ledgers pole events and windmill installed on Rogers farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Busboom
Theodore Folkerts
Volkman and Bauer Families Dine at Foelkerts
Sunday dinner guests at John J Foelkerts included Mr and Mrs R P Volkman Muriel Caroline and Arthur and Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer and family. The gathering occurred as investment in equipment details noted rates of return and an average of 5.61 per acre over five years.
Pump irrigation cost per acre inch shown at 53 cents
Seven years of trials at the North Platte experiment station on a 64.53 acre plot show pump irrigation costing a bit over 53 cents per acre inch to apply water. A fixed cost varied from 18 percent of the origin.
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North Platte Experiment Station
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Society Notes
R LeSueur
Legion Park
Ralph Mitchell
Ada Bell
Marie Vowers
Marjorie
Jennie Sellers
Piacne G Tbert
Doris LeSueur
Moo
A. S. Hardy
Hardy
Mats Eljov
Roy Gees
Methodist
Kensington
M. E. Ssa
New
St Livonis
James Westfall
Robert Wait
Frank Hanson
Rebekah Kens
Johnston
Monis
Edgar
Harmm Kinon
Tom Patrowsky
Ray Alboosh
Jack Wilson
Clyde Brew
Frank Frauendor
Phu Orests
Boy
Blazing Arrow Patrol
Harp
Walker
Ednna Vizina
Edwin Attebery
Lester Campbell
Stanit Rabe
John Seyller
Carl Hutchion
Clyde Hengl
Everett Harp
Ivan Robinson
Sam
Frank Vizina
Edna Vizana Junior
Ralph Walker
Alien
Fred B. Stephens
Henry Pavlat
Farm Loans and Insurance
C. W. Smith
Roche Bldg
Mgr
Sidkxey
Brownson
the Star Market
Frank Schwasnick
Johnson
Paris
Willys-Knight
Toledo, O
Willys Six
Willys Eighe
Willys
Mrs. O. Rahe
W. C. Sears
John I
Little Delores
Orval Hume
Beulah Thurow
Otto Rahe
Walterlicker
Fred Flicker
Jean
Carl Flicker
Big Springs
Lloyd Bauer
Abbe Bruns
William Dykman
Herman Bauer
R. P. Volkman
Norman Folkerts
Ben and
George Buss
Lodge Fole
Mrs
John Volkman
Dick Volkman
Margaret Sears
Dale Rogers
Charles Darrah
Rogers Farm
Harry Thompson
Jacoob Bruns
Frieda
John
Lena Tieman
Rahe
Henry Florke
van Ubbhbe
Cil
Herman Schroeder
Swift’s Premium
Olson & Sons, Props
Wiillys
Knight
Amer
Tess
S. & L. Motor Co., Inc
C. Frank Chick
Nebrasea
Greenlees
Utah
Skaggs
Stores
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