Sidney Notes and Local Social Roundup
Mr Vannicer resigns as manager of Brown Central Shoe and will move to Los Angeles with his wife. Varying visits and movements around Sidney include marriages at the courthouse, engagements, travel for business, and relatives visiting from Denver and other cities along with community events and church yard work.
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Vannicer
Brown Central
Los Angeles
Herman Strueve
Wisner
R. O. Chambers
Minatare
Sidney
Chambers
C. P. Chambers
Clara McNish
Hammond
Denver
A. S. Hardy
Lloyd
Bill Bartlett
Art Hardy
L. Hyde
Omar Court
King Street
Christian Frederickson
East Gurley
Edna Mantor
Evanston
H. E. Mantor
Rehmer
Gurley
Lawrence Davis
C C Davis
Northwestern University
Chicago
C C. Davis
Lawrence
Archie Kirkpatrick
Betty Olson
Dorothy Trotter
Margaret Jones
University of Colorado
J W Johnson
Boulder
Virginia Johnson
Sterling
Roma Lee Rex
Joe Reel
The
Reel Contractors
Community society notes from local clubs and events
Rehabilitation class members sew for veterans hospitals and needy families. Ollicott club hosts social at Mrs Heaton home with bridge. high score to Mrs Grabill. Woodman circle meets at Mrs Chaney home electing delegates for traveling gavel convention. George Wiedman hosts St Patrick party for birthday. Odd Fellows Bicentennial program includes readers and talks with Rebekah hosts. Cobra patrol Boy Scouts meets at Stanley Babe home. Le Plairie club hosts one o'clock luncheon and bridge. PEO chapter hosts Washington bicentennial program. Presbyterian box supper features school-day skits with local families. Hi Lo club hosts bridge with Mrs Wright. Eb ekah Kensington quilts and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Thier City
L. L. Lockweed
Ollicott Club
P J Heaton
Ada Duffy
Chaney
Norma Jean Seyllers
Edwin Spencer
Ancy Davis
Odd Fellows Lodge
Washington
Towmns
Rebekah
Miss Barnes
Chappell
Reading
Chester Hunnicutt
J H. Foster
Dalton
P. Kratz
N. W. Ladegard
Lodge Pole School Board Cuts Salaries and Budget
Lodge Pole school board approved a voluntary roughly ten percent salary cut for all teachers and a budget reduction to save 2500 over this year’s funding. The move lowers the annual appropriation per pupil for next year, a level not seen in about 15 years, as the superintendent and principal also accepted the reduction.
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Lodge Pole
Tea sponsors praised by St Martha’s guild ladies
Two unnamed ladies, noted as Mrs Frank Tobin and Mrs John McCleneghaan in a prior issue, organized the St Patrick tea hosted by St Martha's guild. The item also advertises Thomas Lumber Co. promoting Cook's interior glass as a durable washable wall finish for kitchens and baths.
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Frank Tobin
John McCleneghaan
St. Patrick
St Martha's Guild Vhese
Thomas Lumber Co
Cook
Old Newspapers Found in Wall During Building Work
Workmen uncover a tin can in Lodge Pole wall dating to November 10, 1892 containing three faded newspapers the New York Voice Lincoln Republican and Lodge Pole Express. The fragile sheets fell apart at a touch and locals suspect J R Young planted the can decades ago during construction for a Western Nebraska Oil service station project.
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 Albert Stimka
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the Lutheran church west of Gurley for Albert Stimka, 76, a pioneer resident of Cheyenne County, who died last Saturday. Stimka, born in Germany, came to America early and aided in settling the western Nebraska townships. He leaves three sons. Interment was at Sidney with Rice funeral service in charge.
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Gurley
Albert Stimka
Mr. Stimka
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Germany
America
Stmka
Sidney
Rice
American Legion Promotes Boxing Show in Sydney
The American Legion plans a boxing card at the city auditorium on Tuesday April 12 with Jack Poole arranging the lineup. This marks a renewed effort in Sydney and promoters expect a classy bill of fighters. Election reports will be provided between bouts by the Telegraph.
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American Legion
The
City Auditorium
Jack Poole
Syiney
Poole
Legion Auxiliaries Spring Party at City Auditorium
Members of the American Legion will entertain the auxiliary with a spring party in the Legion rooms at the city auditorium on Wednesday March 30 starting at 8 p m. All members of both groups and others eligible to membership are invited and may bring spouses. The program promises varied diversions and prizes likely to be awarded during the evening.
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American Legion
Legion
City Auditorium
Legions
Government reports on Russia bear out Olson statements
Washington reports on Russia’s wheat export role confirm Sidney agricultural engineer C. G. Olson’s view after his 18 months in Russia. The release notes Russia’s limited export impact, potential for higher world bids, and U S wheat prices staying above Canada Argentina and Australia despite favorable European stocks and looser milling limits.
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Russia
Olson
Washington
C. G. Olson
Sidney
Agricultural Department
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Europe
North American wheat stocks lift 1930 market mood
An agricultural official notes the sole bearish factor is ample global stocks in North America and the United States. Russia crowned again in 1930 as wheat growers face drought and floods. Payments and yields shaped by erratic rainfall and excessive tillage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
North Ameria
Catoo
United States
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Roger Lee Gipson
Elaine Corrine Kinney
Court House
G. FP. Kratz
W. T Kinney
Ruth Kinney
Merle L Carey
Dorothy May Wilson
G. P. Kratz
Methodist
Lyle J Boyd
Receda
Calif
Douglas
Cheyenne
M A Shipman
Taylor Hospital
Irma Lehmkuhl
Lodge Poe
Nellie Lehmkuhl
Mics
Crace McFadden
Fred Johnston Mirs
Ela Beck
Eastern Star
Kimball
North Platte Weiline
Wenneth McCall
Allaince
Frank Rauner
Joe Wiliams
Mildred
Lester Hand
Paul Martin
Scottsbluff
Joe Shupe
Leis Keefer
Longment Colp
Margaret Martin
Keefer
Thomas O'Connell
Sidney Tractor and Machinery Company
Allance
Thomas Clark
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Ed Erickson
North Potter
A. J. Jorgenson
Fred Siedow, Jr
J. &. Paquette
Western Public Service Company
Burns
Wyo
R. B. Hamilton
John Deere Plow Company
Jay Closman
John Cortney
Tom Ishmael
Bridgeport
H. H. Clingenpeel
Ed Furer
Swan Dedrick
West Coast
Portland
Boy Scouts of
Pawnee
Cobra
Guy E. Clark
John
Lexington
Idaho Springs
Colo
Lester
E 2B Dodds
Society Notes
Ladegard
Valeska Neubauer
Presbyterian Church
F A. Barger
M. E. Pettibone
P. P. Cheff
B. C. Grabill
Ron Barker
HB. Nelson
W. F. Graham
T. W. Hawkins
P. Jackles
E. S. Sherrerd
Roy Liggett
I’. A. Barger
Guy V. Doran
P. W. Barker
J.L. Tewell
Emily Gould
A. E. Wright
Wright
T. W. Hawkirz
James Sparks
E. M. Gates
Ebekah Kensington
Lee Gain
C. M. Wright
Tebekah Kensington
Rebekah Kitchen
This County
Bluhill
Telegraph
Park View
Floral Home
Leora Westfall
Greenlee
Calo
Washburn’s Pancake
Snider’s Pears
Greenlees’ Inc
Greenlees
Easter Ham
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Swift’s
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