Local notes from Sidney and vicinity reflect busy social and civic life
Assessor Hievert Foster attends Chey district meeting led by War Superintendents. Gertrude Nedoon present with many county officials. Wedding ties, hospital admissions, and several moves as residents relocate to Denver Cheyenne and Grand Island. Veterans plan Scottsbluff visit to hear Van Zandt. Community events include dances, teas, and business promotions amid hospital cases and new local trades.
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Hievert Foster
Cheyhe
Uell
Holkdrege
Soren
Tome Todas
Ais
War Supericeidents
Wey
Com
Gertrude Nedoon
Nelson
Mass Phillips
Kimit
Wiltse
Devel
Warren
Keith Count
Blawsey
Garden Coun
Roche Hos
G H Wellin
Archie Way
Adeolt Fastenau
Gurley
Herman Fastenau
Ena Ruth Miler
Dalton
George Miller
Weserts Lathtrap
Lyle Rice
Denver vi
Rydoet
G Rice
Harry Witters
Sidney
Banner
Mildred Crown
Scottsbluff
Taylor
R B Hamilton
Crown
Roland Rzdman
Kimrail
Kenneth Pinnell
Chappell
Barker Cleaners and Clothiers
Neal Rowan
Gure
Bom
Reche Hospital
Jesterae
Lester Vernon
Peetz
Harry Win Serson
van Zandt
Soan
Clorado
VFW
Denver
Creorze Gelach
Gattor Omaha
Benicend Marjorie
A. B Cope
Geneva
Gerlach
James McMullen
Wymore
H. F. Beckman
LeStie Bentley
Foster Cook
Bentley
Jack Karvanek
Grand Island
J F Lamson
Vern Livingston
Little Jerry
Lexington
Mas A R Kirkpatrick
Kings Daughters hold Easter plans and luncheon
Miss Florence Parks hosted Kings Daughters for a regular meeting at her home Monday afternoon discussing Easter Monday war plans and a 130 dessert luncheon. Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday at Mrs Frances Ackerman’s home with Mrs Ackerman and Mrs Irvin Brooks as co hosts, quilting for the Odd Fellows home in York.
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Kings Daughters
Florence Parks
Rebekah Kensngton
Rebekah Kensington
Frances Ackerman
Ackerman
Irvin Brooks
Odd Fellows
York
St Marys Guild meets with new members and papers
Mrs Ella Thorpe and Miss Phyllis Corbett co hosted a St Marys Guild meeting at Mrs Thorpes apartment. Miss Catherine Jones spoke on Some Important Living Bishops and Passion Sunday. Nineteen attended with guests Mrs John Daniel and Mrs Don Howard. Three new members joined Viola Benish Beulah Brewer Dorothy Brewer.
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St. Mary's Guild
Ella Thorpe
Phyllis Corbett
Catherine Jones
John Daniel
Don Howard
Viola Benish
Beulah
Dorothy Brewer
Guild
Womans Club
Business & Professional Womans Club
Nakers
J. W Johnson
H.B Nelson
Valeska Neubauer
Elizabeth Williams
Verna Robinson
Kay Porter
E. R. Kratz
Grace McIntosh
Joe Simodones
E S Sherrerd
Sans Souci Club
Union Pacific
G. H Doran
Igh
H. R Heaton
E. J Morgan
Reker
Fred Reker
South
Sidney
William Hoffmey
Bridge and lunch social events in local clubs
Mrs William Raper and Mrs A W Bundy won first and second at two tables of bridge, while Dr McIntosh hosted a one o'clock luncheon and bridge gathering for the Dutch Treat club on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs E S Stokes, with Mrs Leroy Larson taking top honors. Guild of St Perpetua met at the Episcopal rectory with co hosts Mrs P E Spehr and Miss Jeanette Larson as Patty Schroeder read about Lent. a buffet supper preceded the meeting.
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Wanda Bellows
Kimball
Sidney
F. L. Baker
L. L Leabo
Cheyenne
Leabo
Bay Petroleum Corportion
Capitol Refining Company
Bay Company
Walter Namath
Lodge Polo
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Sidney Club
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
City Auditorium
Hank Barker
Rolfe Hine
Central Shoe
Ray Evans
Telegraph Mechanical Department
St. Patrick
St Martha's Guild of
The
Episcopal Church
J J Parks
J.C. Swinbank
Crawford
A. J Jorgenson
American National Bank
J. R Taylor
American College of Surgeons
Omaha
J.C Takis
Sweet Shop
Taylor Hospital
C O Skinner
Ford Garage
Skinner
Ella Thorpe
A. K. Greenlee
Millard Gilbert
Grand Junction
Colt
Mitchell and Hemingford
Gilbert
Rose McFaden
Hink
Swictradden
Art Holm
Grace McFadden
Denver
Carl Smith
Fox Theatre
Liberty Bell Beer Garden
John Seyller
Paul Alfred
Scottsbluff
Leon Fine
Telegraph
Ilinois Street
Fine
W. W. Haskell
Oshkosh
Beulah Shovlain
Broadwater
Marjorie
John Buettner
Neal Kinton
Shubert
E. B. Kinton
Morrill
Sun Drug Store
Keith Mowrer
Soca
Western
Bridgeport
William Breternitz
Fred Haworth
Carl Jones
George Thompson
Jack Bowman
James Hazelwood
Viola Preston
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Preston
FERA
Anthony of
Bronson
Joe Hahler
H_ Reker
Eugene
Virginia
Delores
Hileen
E H Reker
Vera
Victor
H. R. Driever
Roy
Marlene
Carl Reker
Herman Reker
Ailen Reker
Fred Reker
Fred Plorin
Lodge Pole
Plorin
Leroy Wilsey
C. R. Mortensen
Mms
Carl Christ
G. B. Wookey
Willey
Christ
Frank Raddatz
Wookey
Chris Hansen
Singer
W . Wehmiller
Martha O’connell
Wasta
E. J. Morgan
Bud Logan
P. J Heaton
R. E. Roche
Charles Sckel
Logan
Wylie Jones
Walter Cork
Duaine Painter
Estle Raper
Wiliam Raper
A. W. Bundy
Paul Martin
E. S. Stokes
Leroy Larson
Guild of St Perpetua
P E. Spehr
Jeanette Larson
Guild of St. Perpetua At
Episcopal Rectory
Patty Schroeder
Martins Ferry Roots Spark Three Settlements Then Martinsville
The Ohio town of Martins Ferry was settled three times, first in 1785 but abandoned due to Indian disturbances, again in 1795, and finally in 1885 under the name Martinsville. The note adds that feeding the average American requires 1.9 acres of land.
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Ohio
Martins Ferry
Martinsville
Fragmented Note on Public Work and Enjoyment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions work and enjoyment phrases with unclear context. The readable portions imply a public or civic note but lack concrete names, dates, places, or actions. No distinct entities or events can be reliably identified for a proper summary.
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