Political Rumors and Local Campaign Winds in Nebraska
A.E. Wilcox report lifts political rumors tied to a constitutional amendment. Lobbyists from cement, road, and culvert interests back the measure, arguing real estate taxes would rise in Douglas and Scotts Bluff counties and highway construction could halt. The piece notes campaign maneuvers, potential candidacy shifts by Terry Carpenter, and lists a long roster of local residents and a class motto, color, and flower for context.
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Washington
Douglas
Scotts Bluff
Terry Carpenter
Norris
Carpenter
Bryan
Burke
Donahoe Family Moves To New Home In Sidney
Dr. Donahoe announced he would stay in Sidney for several months to finish patient work before moving as Mrs. Donahoe plans to relocate to Omaha. Her son Edward attends Creighton University, influencing the move.
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Donahoe
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Sidney
Official Figures Give Brewer High Honors
Official figures list honors for Brewer with entries for Sydney club and several cities. The Sydney club closes this year's gallery season next Sunday when it meets Albin and Bridgeport in shoulder to shoulder competition at Wal-Bur hall. The public is invited to attend this shoot.
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Bridgeport
Fullerton
Falls City
Blue Bell Club
Omaha
Sydney
Albin
Wal-Bur Hall
Synodical Meeting In This City Next Week
A Lutheran synodical meeting will be held in the city next week with Wednesday devoted to synodical activities and an ordination service planned for the evening. Candidates for ordination are George Flora for Oshkosh and Clarence Alexander for Lewellen. The convention closes Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fisher
George Flora
Oshkosh
Clarence Alexander
Lewellen
Seniors to Receive Diplomas Next Week at Commencement
Ninety two? No, 72 seniors will be awarded diplomas next week in a Sidney school commencement. The event includes rituals such as invocation by Rev. J. L. Tyner and addresses by W. R. Pate and N. W. Ladegard. Diplomas will be presented by Supt. G. F. Liebendorfer and the Sidney board of education. The program features solos, violas, and songs like The Sweetest Story Ever Told and Lillies are in Bloom.
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P. P. Cheff
Captain Anderson
Brockenshire
Eldon Payzant
el Capitan
Sousa
Sidney
J. L. Tyner
Evelyn Lessman
Treharne
Italy
Boyd
Girls Glee Club
Eugene Reker
Viola
Chauson Triste
Olive Christ
W. R. Pate
Peru State Teachers College
G. F. Liebendorfer
N. W. Ladegard
Sidney Board of Education, America
Bette Jean Brewer
Florence L. Brown
Ruth E. Boyle
Hazel M. Bowman
Perry Butterfield
Juanita Louise Benedict
John E
July Fourth Plans Are Talked At Gathering
Plans for July Fourth events discussed at a gathering include a large carnival tour stop from June 30 to July 4 and a planned dance as part of the celebration.
Witte To Address A Meeting At Chadron
Ernest F. Witte presides at Chadron sessions of the American public welfare association where he will discuss old age assistance in the morning and individual responsibility for the state program in the evening. Witte, Nebraska conference president and state administrator for the FERA, says the meetings aim to acquaint citizens with conference work in Nebraska this spring.
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American Public Welfare Association
Ernest F. Witte
Nebraska
FERA
Witte
Local Social News and School Updates
Fred Beyer and friends visited the McClues on Sunday evening. Harold Lyngholm notes attendances at Fred Livingst on’s funeral. The Bundys mourn Fred Livingston at a funeral, while Clark Fuller hosts Kin and family for Sunday dinner. PTA set at the school with a post program weiner roast. Bonita Runge marks 8th birthday. Students Yvonne Seimers, Donna Van Mark, Bonita Runge, Deavon Lyngholm, Doris Runge, and Wanda Hansen earn spelling stars. Pete Seimers works for Clark Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beyer
Oscar Hatcher
BE. W. McClue
Harold Lyngholm
Pete Lingard
A. F. Anthony
L. J. Damm
Fred Livingston
W. A. Bundy
Broadwater
PTA
Patsy
Dorothy
Rosetta Loncar
Pine’ Bluffs
Bonita Runge
Yvonne Seimers
Donna Jean van Mark
Deavon Lyngholm
More Wheat Checks Are Due Immediately
More wheat checks are due immediately and a half dollars, the bulk of which has been from participation in the wheat allotment plan. There are several hundred thousand dollars due of corn hog and wheat contracts if these contracts are paid according to governmental intentions. Allotment money has been a definite stimulant to business in Cheyenne county and arrival of the forthcoming checks will help business and farmers with spring planting expenses.
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Cheyenne County
Soil Practices Defined As Action Under Way
Fall seedings of legumes will draw payments under the program and help future stands. Summer fallow to store moisture plant food curb weeds prevent erosion and prepare land for fall wheat will be common in western Nebraska wheat territory under the 1936 program.
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Nebraska
Wallace
Bronson by Mrs. Oscar Hatcher
Clark Fuller and son Walter called at John Olson's Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Neick of east Gurley Sunday. Mrs. Pete Seimers shopped in Sidney Wednesday. Grover Hatcher and Earl Wilson called at J. C. Hatcher's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Cooley of Chappell were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McClue Saturday. Olaf Peterson of Kimball called on Oscar Hatcher Saturday and bought cane seed. Mrs. Richard Welton and son spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
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Clark Fuller
Walter
John Olson
Oscar Hatcher
Will Neick
East Gurley
Pete Seimers
Sidney
Grover Hatcher
Earl Wilson
J. C. Hatcher
D. O. Cooley
Chappell
E.W. McClue
Olaf Peterson
Kimball
Richard Welton and Son
Sidney Draw By Cecelia Kurz
Mr and Mrs Al Koester welcome a new daughter Clara Belle. Many visits and calls rotate among local families including Kurz Walker Chambers and Kretz households. Students attend district 36 spelling events while others help with chores and visits through the week.
Church Schedule and Meetings Emit Mutter Dedication
Church services begin at 9 45 a m with worship at 11 00 a m choir music dedicated to mother and a sermon on A Good Mother. Baccalaureate sermon at high school 8 00 p m Monday board meeting at church 7 30 p m Keystone class dinner 6 30 p m with social hour to follow Tuesday Missionary meeting at Mrs Carl Davis home 2 30 p m bring mite boxes Choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m Thursday.
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Carl Davis
Mothers Day reflections from John J. Sheaff
The piece honors mothers on Mother's Day, May 10, with tender praise for those still living and memory for those who have passed. It speaks of gratitude, devotion to ideals, and the strength drawn from a mother's courage and selflessness.
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John J. Sheaff
Saint Mary’s Guild Plans May Ball at Auditorium
The Episcopal church holds 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:45 a.m. church school. Monday at 7:30 p.m. St Mary’s guild with Dorothy and Beulah Brewer. Wednesday St Mary’s guild annual May ball at the auditorium. P. E. Spehr, Vicar.
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St. Mary's Guild
Dorothy
Beulah Brewer
P. E. Spehr
Presbyterian Church Service and Sermon Details
The Presbyterian Church offers Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m led by Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff The sermon is titled The Supreme Test.
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Paul P. Cheff
Sunday school and Mother's Day family program
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. No evening services due to baccalaureate at the high school. Next Sunday is Mothers Day with a special morning service and a family day emphasis. J. L. Tyner, Pastor.
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High School
J. L. Tyner
Trinity Lutheran Church Dedication Service Prompted
Trinity Lutheran Church invites community friends to a dedication Sunday marking extensive interior improvements and a new appearance. Rev. John F is noted in the event details.
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John F
Mission speakers to address Clinton Lutheran service day
Seibert secretary of the board of American missions and Rev Jess S Leamer pastor of Clinton Ia Lutheran church will speak The day includes Sunday school 945 am worship 11 am sermon by Dr Seibert evening worship 745 pm Dr Leamer will deliver the sermon A memorial tablet for Mrs Susan A Stone will be placed at the service Dr W T Kahse pastor extends cordial invitation to all services.
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Seibert
Board of American Missions
Chicago
Jess S. Leamer
Lutheran Church of
Clinton
Leamer
Susan A. Stone
W. T. Kahse
Sermon at St Pauls Lutheran Ends with Mothers Honored
Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services 9 30 a m and English at 10 30 a m. Mt Vernon services at 8 p m. Sermon topic A Mother Who Prays urges parents to raise praying children, strengthen family altar and make religion the daily atmosphere guiding children in a dangerous world honoring mothers.
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Mt. Vernon
Honoring Mothers Who Led Us Toward Peace
In a sermon by Pastor H. F. Krohn, the congregation asks for special honor for mothers who prayed for the race, fed footsteps toward peace, and offered counsel. If living, they receive tangible gratitude and esteem. if deceased, their words gain sacred weight as voices of Christ’s admonition.
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H. F. Krohn
Card of Thanks for Fred Livingston
Family expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement after Fred Livingston’s death. Thanks nurses at Roche Hospital and the City of Sidney for suspending work during the funeral hours, and for floral offerings and help from friends. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Livingston and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Allman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Livingston, Byron and Ruth Livingston.
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Fred Livingston
Roche Hospital
Sidney
Arvin Livingston
W. E. Allman
Vern Livingston
Byron
Ruth Livingston
Horseshoes Hung on Castle in Curious English Custom
In Oakham Castle England shoes from royal horses are hung as a historic custom said to honor monarchs. The practice ties to medieval traditions and local legend about symbolic protection and nobility.
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Oakham Castle
England
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Raymond F. Fastenow
Lois I. Frahm
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Hazel
Mac Gade
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George Hinn Clyde C. Heng
Fay John Hinn
Ferne
Opal Happel Florene
Lucille Hinrichs
Martin W. Jacobs Pauline Josephine Johnson
Eulalia E. Krohn
Verle C. Lundberg
Evelyn A. Lessman
Elvin R. Leeman
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Helen M. Masse
Luberna Morfeld
Ambrose C. McCann
Irma
Arlene M. Schmale
Evelyn A. Schwartz Stanley J. Scheurman
Dorothy Ruth Thompson
Trene E. Tompkins
Hollis P. Thomas Stuart van Gorcer
Mildred Weber Zelena L. Worden
Mildred Weatherwax
Jean A. Wright Haze
L. Young
Donald Dirks Young
Brewer
Bronson
Mrs
Cecelia Kurz
al Koester
Clara Belle
John Kurz
Frank Kurz
Leonard Walker
Harold Spiker
Bert Walker
Sam Chambers
Freda
Ed Wolverton
District
Fred Kretz
Sterling
Egging
Merck
Juanita van Aelstyn
Frank
Pat Siedel
Bill Spicknell
Gordon Haight
Denver
Haight
Koester
Gladys Chambers
Augusta Kretz
Clarence
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Dick Powell
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Victor Jory
Matinee
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Trinity Lutheran Church
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
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Union Pacific “Bus Depot
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Galion Thermos
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Cascade
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