Methodists Hire Denver Architect for Sidney Church Build
Walter H. Simon a renowned Rocky Mountain church architect has been retained by the Sidney Methodist Church to begin preliminary work on a proposed religious education building. Rev. Robert L. Townsend announced the plan and said preliminary sketches will be shown at the annual Methodist Church Conference on April 24 with congregation approval needed before construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Simon
Rocky Mountain
Ben
Sidney Methodist Church
Robert L. Townsen
Walter H. Simon Simon
Denver
New Park Till
City Park
Simon
University of Illinois
Leonard
Nebraska
Townsend
Sidney
Rev
Townsen
Sidney Nursery Plans Hospital Landscaping Bid Accepted
The Hospital Auxiliary accepted Sidney Nursery’s landscaping bid at a executive board meeting at Sir George Fleming’s home. Robert Lauters outlined plans, with remaining plans for a March 25 and 26 sale.
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Sidney Nursery
George Fleming
Robert Lauters
Earl Winter
Sanford Halls
J. Fred Thompson
Ira Steward
Arlve
Powell Davis
Charles Soaker
Rudy Munderloh
Rae Jones
Ross Barker
Airs
Clifford Jensen
M. R Sigler
St. Patrick’s Youth Center
Martinosky Estate Probate Opens in Cheyenne
Mrs Leoba Martinosky widow of John Martinosky is named sole heir in the will filed for probate yesterday in Cheyenne County Court. The former Sidney postmaster died Jan 27 near Omaha while on a National Polio Foundation mission. The estate is valued at about 5000 dollars in personal property. A son Joan Martinosky Jr is the other heir and resides in Lynnwood California.
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Leoba Martinosky
John Martinosky
Martinosky
Chéyenne
Sidney
Omaha
National Polio Foundation
Joan Martinosky, Jr
Lynnwood
Calif
Sidney Chamber of Commerce urged to foster progress
A Sidney Nebraska notice urges local business leaders to join the Chamber of Commerce, compare costs with advertising budgets, and support community development inspired by Columbus Nebraska's industrial growth. Newcomers listed include C. W. Bean, Walt Johnson, Harold D. Scott, Wayne Stearley, Donald L. Fuller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braska
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Sidney
Columbus
Neb
C. W. Bean
Newton Street
Walt Johnson
14Th Avenue
Harold D. Scott
Wayne Stearley
Grant St
Donald L. Fuller
15Th Ave
Anton Miller
9Th Avenue
Ernest Argabright
19Th Ave
Donald McKim
Illinois St
Winifred Wolfe
George Caywood
Newton St
N. W. Chamberlain
Montery
Coal use by US railroads drops sharply in decade
Over the last ten years US railroads reduced coal consumption from about 132 million tons annually to roughly 20 million tons. This shift reflects a move away from coal as railroads cut freight volumes of coal and shifted to alternatives and efficiency measures.
Rites Held for Howard Gore 69 in Sidney
Howard L. Shorty Gore 69 died unexpectedly Wednesday morning at his Sidney residence after 20 years in the area. Born February 3, 1886, in Hebron Nebraska he leaves Ira Gore and Esther Ellsworth in Port Angeles Washington. Funeral services Friday at Gehrig and Son Mortuary with Rev. Fred Parks officiating. Burial with military honors followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Howard L
Shorty) Gore
Mr. Gore
Sidney
Hebron
Neb
Port Angeles
Wash
Ira Gore
Mary
Esther Ellsworth
Gehrig and Son
Fred Parks
Christ Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Sidney Man Jailed On Traffic Charge
Ralph Rogers a 40 year old Sidney resident was jailed and fined in Sterling on a second offense drunk driving charge. He was arrested February 24 on US 138 by the Colorado State Patrol and reportedly pleaded guilty in justice court to a $200 fine and a 90 day jail term.
Police Court Docket From Sidney and Nearby Areas
The court ordered fines and costs for several defendants from Sidney and nearby towns. Robert Ivie of Sidney pleaded drunk and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Conrad Allgood of SOD fined fifteen dollars and costs for speeding. Clyde Lewallen of Sidney faced fifteen dollars and costs for disturbance. Clyde Mayes of Sidney fined one thousand dollars and costs for drunk. A Lucas of Sidney fined twenty five dollars for drunk. Dorsey Stingley of Stapleton Neb fined for drunk and out of town status. Harold Schepker of Sidney fined twenty five dollars and costs for disturbance. Lee Heins of Sidney fined ten dollars and costs for drunk. Robert Kinnersley Bee of Sidney fined ten dollars and costs for stop light violation. Clarence Wickman of Sidney and Marlene Jobman of Sidney, both listed as minor in possession of alcohol, were dismissed. Bradley Jacobsen of Potter was dismissed for failure to yield right of way.
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Robert Ivie
Sidney
Conrad Allgood
Clyde Lewallen
Clyde Mayes
K. A. Lucas
Dorsey Stingley
Stapleton
Neb
Harold Schepker
Lee Heins
Bee
Robert Kinnersley
Clarence Wickman
Marlene Jobman
Bradley Jacobsen
Potter
Do it yourself linoleum removal and tile laying tips
A home guidance piece discusses when to call professionals for linoleum removal and tile installation. It warns removal is messy and must be followed by cleaning the floor, while new tile work requires precise measurements and careful layout. It suggests dry runs, chalk layouts, and considering a professional estimate for substantial jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceca
Toyet
Chamber Committee Votes to Keep Stores Open at County Fair
The Retail Merchants Committee of the chamber of commerce voted to keep Sidney stores open during Cheyenne County Fair week this summer. Previously stores closed for at least a half day, with only major holidays and select half days noted in the closing schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sidney
Dallas recruits police in small towns for exams
Dallas, Texas dispatches recruiting teams to smaller towns to hold qualifying examinations as it seeks to bolster police ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Wrigley Field Ties Cubs to Defunct Federal League Club
Wrigley Field, famed home of the Chicago Cubs, also served as the venue for the Chicago Whales during the Federal League era, linking a contemporary stadium to an earlier rival league club.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Whales
Tahiti Traffic Count Hits 1837 Vehicles in 12 Hours
Tahiti on the move along the water front as a 12 hour tally records 1 837 motor vehicles passing by. Officials note the busy period reflects growing activity and tourism in Papeete while observers weigh traffic patterns and waterfront use.
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Methodists
Sidney Nursery Will Landscape Hospital
Martinosky Estate
Lee and
United States
Howard Gore
Sidney Man
New Style
Vienna
Long Johns
Coe
Small Town Police
Tahiti
Papeete
McGowan's Market
Rudy
Ood
Wilson
Tailleur
Ladies
Jay
Sacony Suit of
Palm Beach
Sacony
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