Local social notes from Kimball and Sidney area
Mrs A W Harp visits Kimball with daughter Mrs E B Turner. Mrs James Hart returns from Greenleaf and Concordia to aid ailing mother after major surgery. Mrs Nan Martin of Omaha hosts Mrs J W Goodale. Leo Bartholomew of Goodrich Tire visits Sterling and Alliance for work, with wife R V Francis West. Multiple residents travel for illnesses, funerals, or business, including Drs Roche Mantor and Abbott, and events at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart
Greenleaf
Concordia
Kaw
Grand Island
Nan Martin
Omaha
J. W. Goodale
Leo Bartholomew
Goodrich Tire Company
Sterling
R. V. Francis West
Alliance
Harry Wiliams
Cork
Rawins
Wyo
Frank Gray
Raton
Belle M. Stoutenborough
St. Patrick’s
Robert Havrick
R. B. Hamilton Chevrolet, Inc
B. Hamilton
Harvey Clingenpeel
Chevrolet
Ed O'Leary
Brush
Sidney
Dale Boyles
Farmers National Company
Kimball
Leslie Christy
D. L. Abbott
H. E Mantor
Leo Osborn
Louis Goldman
Syar
JT W Biedermann
Denvar
Howard Rallens
Harold Patrowsky
Denver
L. Uptegrove
Uptegrove Implement Company
Gilbert Helfrich
P. J. Helfrich
Wilma Reeves
Charles Prigeon
R. W. Zimmerle
Society Notes and Club Gatherings Across Town
A week of social events features Mable Simms honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Simms with green white St Patrick themes and multiple prize winners. Le Plaisir club and PEO officers host luncheons and bridge. Edna Vizina and Roy Neary celebrate birthdays with games and meals. Various clubs such as Ollicott, Eastern Star, Rebekah Kensington, L I club, Keystone class, and country club bridge socials share menus, entertainment, and awards, with guests from numerous local families and nearby cities Attendees include the Martin sisters the Gade sisters Julia Bicknell Helen Riggs Gladys Bell and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Simms
Mable Simms
Joan
Julia Bicknell
Dorothy
Hazel Gade
Lillian
Elvira Martin
Helen Thomas
Marie Mick
Laura Jameson
Ruth
Mable Curless
Helen
Leona Juedes
Geradine Edwards
Daisy Kennedy
J. R. Taylor
Valeska Neubauer
Raymond Rogers
J. E. Costello
I.be. Grabill
D. R. Campbell
J. A. Beniley
Carolyn Kennedy
Jane Dimery
Edna Vizina
Hendrick
Jack Heavrin
Miss Vizina
Gladys Bell
Helen Riggs
Elizabeth Bryant
Helen Spreggins
Elsie
Margaret Klagonn
Schmidt
E. B. Carleton
A. W. Harp
Walter Morris
FE. P. Gould
John Marbhury
J. JH. Abbott
The
Christian Church
Boys of
Pawnee
Troop 99
Boy Scouts
Everett Harp
Franklin Dedrick
Steve
Steve Martin
Richard Barger
Leonard Fine
Warrent Bartlett
James Hand
Kenneth Bales
West Gurley
Roy Neary
Neary
Martin Christofferson
Walter Happel
Paul Meyer
Jim Vach
Elmer Lairson
Paul Nagengast
Jack McGrane
Harold Meyer
Arnold Christofferson
Fred Vach
Fred Siedow, Jr
Ollicott Club
Percy Dimick
B. C. Grabill
Henry Heaton
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bracken
Chappell
Nan Martin
Omaha
Rebekah Kitchen
Charles Burkhart
Lena Johnson
L. I. Club
Rose Morgan
E. J. Browning
Alpha Grigsby
R. A. Barlow
Keystone
Frank Goodwin
Dinsmore
Methodist Church
Kensington
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Masonic Club
Fred Stephens
P. W. Barker
A.S. Hardy
R. B
Country Club
J. A. Bentley
R. W. Zimmerle
F. C. Hensler
C. F. Loos
Chicago
F. C. Menslar
Milwaukee
L. C. Henslar
M. W. Dimery
Grace McIntosh
C. S. Radcliffe
C. W. Smith
J. O. Johnson
F. A. Barger
Olson Savoring Home Meal After Russia Visit
Clarence G. Olson of Sidney describes Russian cabbage heavy meals and hard black bread during two years in the Soviet Union. He predicts the United States will feed starving Russians before long and critiques Soviet leadership as revenge driven and nonconstructive. Olson spoke in Omaha and visited Seunty Agent G. E. Scheidt before Easter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Clarence G. Olson
Omaha
Russia
Olson
O'sen
United States
Mr. Olson
Seunty
G. E. Scheidt
Catholic Church Masses and Services Schedule
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Pastor Anton Link leads the parish.
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Anton Link
Bible School and Services at Local Church
Bible school begins at ten with attendance noted as below par last Sunday due to stormy weather. Morning sermon The Laughing Fool and evening The Fatal Refusal. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 with invitation to all youths. Midweek prayer and sermon Thursday at 7:15. Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites all to come to the house of the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
C. E
House of the Lord
J. H. Bicknell
Episcopal Church Holy Communion and Sunday Activities
The Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. and a Young People's meeting is set for 6 30 p m.
Presbyterian Church Service And Sunday School Schedule
The Presbyterian Church at 14th and Linden hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship with a sermon titled The Coming of Spring delivered by Dr. Paul P. Cheff at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th
Linden
Paul P. Cheff
Trinity English Lutheran Fifth Sunday in Lent Service Notice
Fifth Sunday in Lent service at Trinity English Lutheran Church includes Judica worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Lesson study focuses on Jesus Comforts His Disciples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lenten Devotions and Choir Rehearsal Announced
The notice invites worshippers to Lenten devotions on Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock and choir practice on Thursday at 7 o'clock. Potter-Lenten devotions are set for Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Do not miss these helpful hours, signed by Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor.
Lodge Pole Social Notes and Moves Report
Sidney resident Mrs George Line visits relatives in Lodge Pole as Fern Grant from Lincoln stays with F D Barlow family. Local dances draw crowds at Englert hall. Neighbors H P Hansen ill then improving. B J Bates and J N Isley ship horses east. storm may delay sale. Ernest Payton visits from Laramie. Keefefer and Thurow families relocate locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Line
Sidney
Fern Grant
Lincoln
F. D. Barlow
J. Perkins
William Munson
H. P. Hansen
B. J. Bates
J. N. Isley
A. ©. Colman
Chappell
Frank Hansen
Harriet Withers
Englert Hall
Wise Nite Owls
Ernest Payton
Laramie
Lodge Pole
Fern’ Barlow
G. E. Minshall
Billy
H.W. Handley
Kenneth Keefer
Mary
Kasparek
Arnold Thurow
Weyerts
Local Social Notes from Chappell and Vicinity
Miss Mary Stephens, Oshkosh teacher, spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Carrie Stephens. Calls were made by George Line and William Munson. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lindley hosted Sunday dinner for family near Chappell. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Plorin were weekend guests near Dalton. Roy Carter, ex Lodge Pole, and Agnes Pierson, former local teacher, wed in Denver and will live there. Ray Carey of Lodge Pole and Fay Wright of Chappell wed November 29, 1931, with wedding just announced. H. J. West and family dined with H. A. Lindleys Tuesday. William Munson joined H. C. Craig to Brule for funeral arrangements of a personal friend who died Monday in Brule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Stephens
Oshkosh
Carrie Stephens
George Line
William Munson
Chappell
H. A. Lindley
F. F. Plorin
Dalton
Roy Carter
Lodge Pole
Agnes Pierson
Carter
Denver
Ray Carey
Fay Wright
H. J. West
Bake sale at Piggly Wiggly by church ladies
The Christian Church women host a bake sale at the Piggly Wiggly store all day Saturday March 12. Proceeds support church activities and local outreach.
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Christian Church
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Sir As
A. W Harp
E. B. Turner
C.H. Fields
Scottsfluff
L. C. Smith Typewriter Company
New Mexico
Albuquerque
E. R. Jenkins
Optometrist
Osborn Bidg
Penney
Society Notes
le Phish Club
A. D. Greenlee
le Plaisir Club
G.ip. Kratz
Olicott Club
County Credit Board
Pioneer Service
Pioneer Service Company, Inc
Hastings, Nebraska
Kings Daughters
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Trinity English Lutheran
W. T. Kahse
Edna Worden
Greenlees’ Inc
Milcher
Central Market
Olson & Sons
Greenlees
O. P
Crusader
O.P. Skaggs
Stores
Union Pacific Bus
Westrae
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Cheyenne County
Jess Osborne
Cheyenne Co
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Etson
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