Sidney Daily News Local News Roundup
Mrs Hazel Harness travels through Sidney en route from Omaha after attending Trans Mississippi beauty show. N A Williams of Omaha, UP general manager, private car pass through. Community notices include St Marys guild March 28 and Safety Whirst auxiliary meetings. Local residents travel, relocate, fall ill, or attend events in Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Harness
Crawford
Howard Furer
Omaha
Safety
Whrst
L. T. Elkington
Alfred Johnson
North Potter District
Sidney
Betty Johnson
J D West
Colorado
Ray Proster
Brush
Denver
Dale May
Moore Apartments
May
Debus Bakery
Hastings
Harry Larkin
Linwood
Suno
George H Thompson
Larkin
Suno School
Franklin Dedrick
Wyoming University
R. F. Dedrick
Sam McCleneghan
Lloyd Johnson
Roy Neary
Winside
Bert Siemon
Cedar Rapids
Avis Tanner
Claude Babcock
Russell Hill
John Neary
West Gurley
North Platte
Leo Bartholomew
Grace McIntosh
Bernice Kelly
Lillian Miller
Correll
Gladys Wolf
W.C Mowrer
Lincoln
Keith
The
State University
Mount Vernon Sunday School and Local Socials Report
Mrs K Sprenger writes of Mount Vernon area church plans with Sunday school at 10 am and a flurry of visiting friends and dinners. Several households including Sprengers Hammond Lingwall Beale Howe and Klentz host gatherings with relatives from Beloit Sidney and Joes Colorado. A farm bureau meeting occurs at Arvin Livingston’s home and locals continue to call on friends through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
James Johnson
E. H. Howe
Norman
Orville Trobaugh
E. M. Beale
Glen Beale
Babetta
Anna Reineka
Lula
Agnes Hundrup
Alfred Sprenger
Alex Fobes
Finley Harlow
E H. Howe
Gus Yelm
J. A. Lingwall
Frank Klientz
Lloyd Stevens
Joes
Colo
Will Allman
Ezra Chambers
Lloyd Reincka
C H. Hammond
Wilbur Glassburn and
J. D. Walker
C. H. Hammond
E. H Howe
C H Hammond
Arthur McMillen
John Sell
J D Walker
H. J. Hammond
Ervin Phelps
Farm Bureau
Arvin Livingston
L. M White
Join Sell
E H Howe
C L. Walters
Frank Klentz
Walters
Klentz
Dick Brooks
Sidney
William Goding
Charles Sprenger
William Chambers
J A. Lingwall
Marilee
C L Walters
H. F. Krohn
Charlene Davis
Harry Anderson
Mrs Pfeil Visits Hastings with Son Loren
Mrs Martha Pfeil traveled to Hastings on Tuesday for a several day visit with her son Loren and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Herman Armuth of Dalton were visitors in Sidney yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Krantz
S H. Snyder
Lincoln
Grant Poole
Marsland
Jess Tompkins
Martha Pfeil
Hastings
Loren
Herman Armuth
Dalton
Sidney
Goodview Community Notes and Social Events
Goodview residents share weekend visits and meals at various homes including the Bond, Kastens, Franklin, Wolfe, Swanson, and Campbell households. A St Patrick party for grammar grades was held with a boys team hosting and serving lunch. County Agent Leo Barnell led a soil conservation meeting at the Goodview school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esthaline Scharrel
Wayne Bond
Marjorie Grimes
Phiyllis Campbell
Harold Bond
Kent
Welkert
Sidney
Roy Bond
Edmund Stevens
Walter Brestel
Dalton
Marion Wolfe
Roy Wolfe
Charles Swans
Fred Franklin of
Chappell
Alva Franklin Home
Dick Kastens
Kastens
Lace Sprengel
Hubert Bondegard
Fere Boschult
Frank Anderson
Gothenburg
Mae Swanson
Will Fowler
Claire Adams
H. O
Withers
Arthur Anderson
Albert Kinney
Andy Thompson
Charles Hafer
James Campbell
Wayne
Anderson
Leo Barnell
Oshkosh
Goodview School House
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Robert
R. M. McCandless
Roche Hospital
George Fleming
Lorenzo
J W Goodale
Roy Liggett
Carolyn Kennedy
Nebraska University
Daisy Kennedy
J. Lewell
Mary C Mathews
W. E. Gehrig
Mary Jones
Roger Jones
Minneapolis
Elsa Rogers
Boulder
R. H Rogers
D A. White
M L McLellan
W K Cartwright
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Grand Island
Maxine Fulton
Ben Patton
Wilma Schulz
North Platte District
R F Miller
Lodge Pole
Bing Miller
Joe Green
University Hospital
Mr. Vernon
Mrs. K. Sprenger
Wth Bay Gas
Lodgepole
Potter
the Bay Petroleum Co
Goodview
J. Kastens
Amic E
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