Weekend Travels and Local Visitor Notes in Sidney
Local society page records weekend trips and visits across Nebraska and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rapp spent time in Kearney with Mrs. Rapp’s parents for a family birthday anniversary, while Glenn Hornbeck and family attended a University of Colorado concert in Boulder. Many residents and relatives are noted visiting, moving, or attending events at Baker University, Lincoln, Denver, and other communities.
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Victor Rapp
Kearney
Marilyn Hand
Lula Kesselring
Lincoln
Sidney
Herbert Kesselring
Herbert Rabe
Montana
K. S. Agnew
Kathleen
Greeley
Booulder
Colo
W. J. Robinson
Bridgeport
Alliance
Margaret Schluck
Ebier
Civic Music Series
A. J. Jorgenson
Glen Spearow
Ray Pierson
Moneajy
Omaha
Walter Hammond
Jackson Street
Potter
Ed Dedrick
Denver
Ralph Welch
Scottsbluff
Lottie Rowan
Roche Hospital
Harold Rowan
Broken Bow
Harold Willis
Effie Willis
Harold Gade
Maple Street
Kimball
Joyce Baumbach
H. R. Baumbach
Baker University
Baldwin City
Kansas
Carlton Haze
Gothenburg
Clem Denver
E. S. Sherrerd
Bernie Goldstein
Jerry
Leon Fine
Gretchen Fine
Ogallala
Fine
Dick Conneil
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Connell
Leonard Paulen
H. G. Linde
Sterling
William Sharman
Lillian Johnson
L. G. Siemers
Provo
Utah
Notable Social and Personnel News From Fox Theater Events
Mrs Estelle Fisher is leaving and Mrs Dorothy Vestal named vice president at the Fox. Cards and refreshments were shared by Maye Winchell Baxter and Rossmeier. High scores in bridge went to Fonda and Levy. Floyd Fisher honored with farewell gift. many club, officers, and wives gatherings noted. Captain Lenard Auger in Denver. Printz couple welcomed a son in Roche Hospital. Fisher family planning move to Santa Cruz. John Fisher to finish Neb. term. Robert Rolls welcomed a son in Sidney. Clara Headley a hospital patient in Sterling.
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Estelle Fisher
Dorothy Vestal
Maye Winchell
Jean Baxter
Dolores Rossmeier
Wm. Mackintosh
Edward Fonda
Rose Levy
Floyd Fisher
Officers Club
Lenard Auger
Denver
Victor Printz
Roche Hospital
Rae Duncan
Carl Bonner
Harold Katz
Dessert Bridge
Katz
Wm. Burchill
W. Stark
Emma Buehrer
Fisher
Civilian Welfare Fund
Barracks
Charles Winchell
Scottsbluff
Santa Cruz
Calif
John
University of Nebraska
SOD News Major Levy Visit and Barracks Club Meeting
Major Gilbert Levy spent Friday in Denver. Seventeen mem bers attended a Damsels meeting in Barracks 20 Tuesday. President Mrs Jean Baxter led the business session. Mrs James Baker outlined temporary plans for a spring festival sponsored by the club. Dolores Sedgwick was elected secretary to replace.
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Gilbert Levy
Denver
Barracks
Jean Baxter
James Baker
Dolores Sedgwick
Marriage Licenses Granted in Scottsbluff and Nearby
Tracy Bigby and Ferna Rumley of Scottsbluff filed a marriage license. Joseph Marie of Denver and Lavena White of Merino Colorado, both listed on February 26. Calvin Klentz of Sidney and Rosalie Block of Sidney filed March 2.
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Tracy Bigby
Scottsbluff
Ferna Rumley
Joseph Marie
Denver
Lavena White
Merino
Colo
Calvin Klentz
Sidney Rosalie Block
Sidney
Police Court Guilty Pleas In Weekend Sessions
Elmer Hall appeared before Judge Glen Greenlee on Saturday night and confessed to trespassing, receiving a 30 day jail sentence. Walter Weyerts pled guilty in police court on Friday to speeding charged on March 2, fined $10 and COSLS.
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Elmer Hall
Glen Greenlee
Walter Weyerts
Cosls
New Scout Patrol Formed By Troop 90
A new scout patrol of ten members was formed by Boy Scout Troop 90 with Bill Welch as leader. The unit plans a hike as its first activity, formed Wednesday night during a regular troop meeting.
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Boy Scout Troop
Bill Welch
Arm of the State of Liberty
County Court Guilty Pleas For Driving Off Center Line
Jeraldine Flohr of Kimball pleaded guilty to driving over the center line in a hearing before County Judge Robert A. Barlow. The Highway Safety Patrol filed the complaint. she was fined $10 and costs. H. F. Beckmann also pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined $10 and costs. Gaylord Maddox, in a March 2 hearing, pleaded not guilty to reckless driving, posted a $100 appearance bond, and his case will be appealed to district court.
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Jeraldine Flohr
Kimball
Robert A. Barlow
The
Highway Safety Patrol
Barlow
H. F. Beckmann
Gaylord Maddox
Banner County Soil District Planned Hearings Set in Harrisburg
A hearing to establish a soil conservation district in Banner county will be held in Harrisburg on March 22 by the State Soil Conservation Committee. Thirty seven landowners signed the petition prompting the hearing. Nebraska now has 84 soil conservation districts covering 94 percent of the state's land. Landowners form districts to obtain technical help from the Soil Conservation Service in conservation planning.
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Banner County
Harrisburg
State Soil Conservation Committee
Nebraska
The
Soil Conservation Service
Young Gospel Team From Englewood Delights Bible Baptist Church
A 14 member Young People's Gospel team from Englewood Colorado performed at Sunday night services for Bible Baptist Church. The musical program was well received and the group, seen here before, proved popular again.
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Englewood, Colo
The
Bible Baptist Church
Two Music Recitals At Peetz Spencer Studio
Mrs J Spencer presented elementary students in piano and theory at the Peetz Spencer studio on Sunday February 27 with pins awarded for achievement. Miss Joan Bledsoe and Miss Lea Whitmire performed advanced graduation and recital pieces by Rachmaninoff Schubert Liszt Beethoven and Debussy among others.
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J. Spencer
Peetz-Spencer
Bonnie Myers
Ardy
Clier Richard Welton
Jimmy Auecut
Alberta Gentle
Jane Ross
Miriettr Tlelirc
Barbara Mieroppert
Agnes Ceifrich
Beulah Bailew
Marilou My- Laughlin
Elaine Peety
Faye Spiker
Nadine Nelson
Dion Cawthre
Dorothy Davis
Joan Bledsoe
Barl Bledsoe
Rachhmaninoff
Streab
Gopencer
Missen
Lea Whitmire
Ter
John Whitmire
Ei Ades
Sen
Peete-Spencer
Paper for practice or informal correspondence
Inexpensive paper sold by reams suitable for practice writing or informal correspondence. Packaged aged options in white or yellow varieties marketed under THE TELEGRAPH.
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THE
Telegraph
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Don Masur
Foland Farm Machinery Co
Earl Baack
Esther Glassburn
Viola Benish
the Fox
Robert Rolls
Clara Headley
Joan Caulfield
John Payne
Universal- International
SOD News
J. M. McDonald Co
New Scout Patrol
Band Shell
Peetz-Spencer Studio
Beg
Lerga
Handel
Torjusen
Mac- Doxen
Rachmaninsif
Havana
Chau- Lhei-Schoun
Cer
Lemann
Rete
Ss Whitmire
Shubert
Ecossaises
Beethoven
Schubert-Listz
Grunfeld
Bern-Stone
Godard
Ave Marie
Scribert Flelier
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Caopin
Wedenday
Dan
Buryer - Payne
Jay
Shelley Winters
Borothy Hart
Marc Lawrence
Richard Travis
Hollywood
Stars OF Tomorrow
Taree Eee
the Telegraph
THUR
SAT
Jane Wyatt
J. Carrol Naish
Rang OL
Henry
Tae
Mary Rains
American Legion Club
Cadillac
Sidney, Nebraska
Beckmann Motor CO. Inc
Illinois St
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