Sidney News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Brown Central Shoe manager M W Vannice resigns and plans to move with his wife to Los Angeles. Local visits include R O Chambers’s campaign in Sidney and family weddings in town. Easter vacations bring Sidney students home, while church volunteers prep a new lawn. Various residents travel, visit, or attend events, with many mentions of relatives and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M W . Vannice
Brown Central
Los Angeles
Herman Stueve
Wisner
R. O. Chambers
Minatare
Sidney
Chambers
C. P. Chambers
Clara McNish
Hammond
Denver
A. S. Hardy
Lloyd
Bill Bartlett
Art Hardy
Roger Lee Gibson
Elaine Corrine Kinney
Court House
G .P. Kratz
W. T Kinney
Ruth Kinney
Merle L Carey
Dorothy May Wilson
Sterling
G. P. Kratz
Methodist
Lyle J. Boyd
Receda
Calif
Brther
Douglas
Cheyenne
M A Stipman
Taylor Hospital
Irma Lehmkuhl
Lodge Poe
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Grace McFadden
Daltli
Tece
Fred Johnston
Ella Beck
Vworthy
Eastern Star
Kimballlah
R. T Ell
North Platte
Vsitine
Kenneth McCall
Alliance
Frank Rayner
Joe Wiliams
Mildred
H. Williams
Charles Emerick
WedYvescay
Will
S. Bangert
Willian Mortensen
Florence Thornberg
Long Beach Calit
Roy Walker
Tincolr
Lester Hand
Paul Martin
Scottsbluff
Joe Shupe
Leis Keefer
Longmont
Cole
Margaret Martin
Miss Keefer
H F Freytag
Kearrey
Chester
Lincoln
Omaha
Society Notes Rehabilitation Classes Meet and Socials Across Town
Members of the American Legion auxiliary rehabilitation class sew for veterans and needy families, with monthly meetings led by Mrs L L Lockwood. Various clubs host bridge, Kensingtons, and social gatherings, including Woodman circle, Olcott club, and Rebekah Kensington, with planned meetings, travels, games, lunches, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Thier City
L L. Lockwood
Ollicott Club
P J Heaton
Olcott Club
Bridge
B C Grabill
Bob Ostorn
Clifton McIntosh
Henry Heaton
Kensington
Laura Rude
Geraldine Sattler
Jearette Sloan
Verne Morris
Mary Rutge
Mary Lou Davis
Agnes Ladize
Woodman Circle
Nina Chaney
Mers
Stella Calahan
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Gladys Beil
Minna Pettett
Ada Duffy
Chaney
Edwin Spencer
Ancy Davis
Odd Fellows Fledge
Washington
Rebekah
Miss Barnes
Chappell
Reading
Chester Hunnicutt
J. H. Foster
Dalton
Nellie Niemeller
Rebekah Kensington
Dalton, Chappell, Potter and Dix
Cobra Patrol
Troop 99
Boy Scouts
Stanley Babe
Bob Jones
Duane Willey
Billy Heinlein
Bob Craig
John Seyllers
Carl Hutchison
Leo Thomas
Harte
Wiliam Harte
le Plairie Club
B. C. Grabill
Fred Siccow, Jr
G. P. Kratz
N. W. Ladegard
Lodge Pole School Board Reduces Salaries and Budget
Lodge Pole school board trims faculty salaries and overall budget to save about 2500 dollars for next year. The plan lowers the annual appropriation per pupil and reflects an approximate 19 percent cut. The cuts were applied to all teachers and taken voluntarily by the superintendent and principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole
Tea article notes omitted sponsors and refreshments
Names of two women are omitted in a tea article about the St Patrick tea hosted by St Martha's guild. The article credits their planning and refreshment duties. The text also promotes Thomas Lumber Co. Cook's interior glass as a durable washable wall finish for kitchens and baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Topin
John McClenaghan
St. Martha's Guild
Thomas Lumber Co
Cook
Newspapers From 1892 Found In Old Lodge Pole Wall
Workmen uncover a tin can behind a stone wall during demolition for a new Western Nebraska Oil service station. Inside are three newspapers dated November 10, 1892 from the New York Voice Lincoln Republican and Lodge Pole Express, badly deteriorated. It is believed J. R. Young placed the cans in the wall about 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Pole
Western Nebraska Oil Company
New York Voice
Lincoln Republican
Lodge Pole Express
J. R. Young
Funeral services held Tuesday for old timer Albert Slimka
Albert Slimka 76 longtime Cheyenne county resident died last Saturday. Born in Germany he came to America early and helped settle western Nebraska. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran church west of Gurley. Survived by three sons. Interment in Sidney with Rice funeral service in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Gurley
Albert Slimka
Mr. Slimka
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Mr. Stimka
Germany
America
Stmka
Sidney
Rice
American Legion to Promote Boxing Show in Sydney
The American Legion will sponsor a boxing event at the city auditorium on Tuesday April 12. Jack Poole is arranging the card, described as a classy lineup. Promoters expect a definite lineup soon and will provide election reports between bouts through the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
City Auditorium
Jack Poole
Syiney
Poole
Legion Auxiliary Spring Party Planned by Legion Members
American Legion members will entertain the auxiliary with a spring party in the Legion rooms at the city auditorium on Wednesday March 30. The event begins at p.m. All members or eligible guests are invited and encouraged to bring spouses. An interesting varied program and prizes are planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
City Auditorium
Legions
Government reports on Russia bear out Olson statements
Washington reports confirm Sidney agricultural engineer C. G. Olson after 18 months in Russia. Russia remains a minor wheat exporter, with prospects for the new crop not bright. European stocks are low and milling limits easing, signaling improved demand, though U S prices stay high and buyers in Europe face currency advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
C. G. Olson
Sidney
Agricultural Department
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Europe
Wheat growers suffer from drought and surplus stocks
An agricultural official notes that the only bearish factor in world wheat is the large North American stocks. The piece recalls Russ crowned again in 1930 as the king wheat growers. Wet and dry conditions alike hurt yields, with North America bearing the brunt of supply pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Catne
United States
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L Hyde
Omah Court
King Street
Christian Frederickson
Giurley
Edna Mantor
Evanston
H. EE. Mantor
Whehmer
Lawrence Davis
C C Davis
Northwestern Univerity
Chicago
C C. Davis
Lawrence
Archie Kirkpatrick
Betty Olson
Dorothy Trotter
Margaret Jones
University of Colorado
J W Johnson
Boulder
Virginia Johnson
Roma Lee Rex
Joe Reel
Red Contractors
Thomas O'Connell
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Thomas Clark
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Ed Erickson
North Potter District
A. J. Jorgenson
Fred Siedow, Jr
J E Paquette
Western Public Service Company
Burns
Wyo
R. B. Hamilton
Lester
Dodds
Society Notes
Ladegard
Valeska Neubauer
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Barger
M. BE. Pettibone
P. P. Cheff
LB. C. Grabill
Ron Barker
I. B. Nelson
W. F. Graham
T. W. Hawkins
P. J. Ackles
E. S. Sherrerd
Rey Liggett
Guy V. Doran
P W. Barker
J. L. Tewell
Emily Gould
A. E. Wright
Wright
T. W. Hawkin
James Sparks
E. M. Gates
Lee Gain
C. M. Wright
Rebekah Kitchen
Telegraph
Halto
Greenlee
Greenlees
Park View
Leora Westfall
Olson
Calo
Washburn’s Pancake
Snider’s Pears
Greenlees’ Inc
Swift’s Premium
Swift’s
SWIFT
Lamb
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