Sidney News Briefs Reflect Local People Visits
Roy MacAdam of Potter and Mrs. Handley of Dalton visited Sidney on Wednesday. Gurley residents Mr. and Mrs. Egging and Mr. Leiber of Lodge Pole were in town, with others from North Platte and Minatare also appearing. Frances McDaniel started as Sidney News reporter. library to close Armistice Day. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Windsheimer of Lodge Pole. Several local officials and residents made trips for business, medical, or family reasons, with a focus on community updates and upcoming events. The Yelloway bus resumed service after snow. The canvassing board met to tally election returns. The city prepared lighting upgrades on west Illinois street. Dr. G. D. Webster, longtime Sidney dentist, moved to Denver. Epworth league cabinet gathered for a meeting and a radio election returns program. Ed and Ray Breternitz planned a river hunting trip after recent hunts.
Society Notes from the G N B and Local Clubs
Edith Cobeen notes the G N B society meeting at Miss Corbett's home with Miss Martha Allen and Miss Phyllis Corbett hosting. Katherine Grabill hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club where Ruth Karvanek wins high score. other members listed. Nebraska federation reports, soloists, and P E O society monthly gathering described. Bridges, dinners, and parties follow with host households and notable attendees. Children’s party for Jack Haber Jr. features pink cake and readings by Gretchen Fine. Contributions recount bridge dinners for Mr and Mrs Haber and honor guests in Sidney. A birthday dinner for Miss Bonnie Duncan marks her 14th birthday with family hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Grabill
Ruth Karvanek
Helen Doran
Fannabell Zike
Virginia
Marjorie Adam
Virginia Barlow
R. B. Hamilton
A. C. Croon
Mitchell
Sidney
Omaha
Jack Haber
West Side Bridge Club
Country Club
A. S. Hardy
Martin Dimery
Mark Howard
F. A. Barger Weer
Jack Haber, Jr
Gretchen Fine
M. E. Downar
Gering
Miss Bonnie Duncan
M. R. Duncan
Miss Bonnie
Birthday Party Highlights with Two Elegant Cakes
A birthday gathering featured two cakes in white with pale green and lavender with gold. Guests played games and cards after dinner, including Miss Gerry Smith Miss Elizabeth Couch Miss Bee Duncan Kenneth Griswold Paul Kahi Verne Hawkins Vernon Stiverson Ed Albright and Gilbert Mangels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Smith
Elizabeth Couch
Local County Election Returns Show Kratz Defeats Kahl
County voters chose Golden P. Kratz as county judge by 208 over Elmer Kahl as results came in from Sidney and surrounding areas. District court judges faced no opposition while McIntosh won clerk of district court by 711, Allington reelected county commissioner 2128 to 1705. Ballots exhausted, non partisan lines used in Sidney as tallying continued into Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden P. Kratz
Elmer Kahl
Tewell
Nisley
Johnson
John T. McIntosh
Charles Green
Bert Allington
Emory Planck
Allington
Planck
Sidney
County Clerk Certifies Specimen Sheets in Several Precincts
The county clerk was compelled to certify to specimen sheets, and this requirement was also true in a few outside precincts.
Winners in County Fair Asked to Call for Money
Leslie Neubauer treasurer of the Cheyenne county fair association urges all premium winners to visit his office and collect their checks promptly to close the season. Winners who know they won prizes should cooperate and call at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Neubauer
Cheyenne County Fair Association
Neubauer
Pavlat Visits Sidney Briefly From Denver
Joe Pavlat of Denver arrived in Sidney yesterday morning for a week long stay visiting his brother Henry Pavlat and sister Mrs. J L McIntosh at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Tubbs
Cc. W. Smith
Denver
Miss Tubbs
Mr. Smith
Fred Griffith
J. W. Green
Omaha
Joe Pavlat
Sidney
Henry Pavlat
J. L. McIntosh
McFad Den Millinery Unveils New Fall Hat Line
McFad den Millinery showcases a special line of fall hats with an unusual range of new stock priced at 2 dollars 95 cents each. The display emphasizes distinctive styles and affordability for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden Millinery
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Edith Coreen
Roy MacAdam of
Potter
M. L. Handley of
Dalton
A. L. Garvin of
Gurley
A. L. Yowell
South Divide
Charles Leiber
C. H. Rowan of
Sidney Wednesday
Mark Martin
Marie
Mrs. Gearhart Egging of
Bert Bates
George Line
Lodge Pole
C. P. Thompson
Roy Thompson
Peetz
N. T. Kasslernt
Xion City, Ill
John Seifer
Francis Rose
Minatare
Sidney Sunday
C. F. Chick
North Platte
Kidney
Prof
Mrs
O. J. Weymouth
Frances McDaniel
Sidney News
Albert Greenlee
Sidney Public Library
A. S. Corbett
Will Windsheimer
Chamber of Commmrce
W. P. Miles
10Th Avenue
Tenth Avenue
A. D. Rose of
Erwin Seimers
J. L. Hand
Alliance
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Francis Herbert
Brush Colo
Herman Armuth
Omanha
Fred Harms
Mrs. Harms
Orra Zike
Federal
Wyo
C. W. Zike
Freda Siedow
C. M. Anderson
Glen
J. M. Jennings
Ray Brady
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Allanbough
Katherine Hahler
Gladys Sweet
Mary Maher
Max Collins
Gus Thompson
H. E. Mantor
Edward
G. F Liendendorfer
Sterling
L. A. Bartholomew
Joseph Oberfelder
Yelloway
J. C. Livoni
Frank Frauendorfer
Huntsman
W. 8. Lowe
The
Christian Church
W. C. Anderson
West Illinois Street
Eleventh
Fourteenth Avenues
G. D. Webster
Dr. Webster
Epworth League
W. E. Spearow
Paul Spearow
Ray Breternitz
Society Notes
Edith Cobeen
Society
G. N. B. Society
Martha Allen
Phyllis Corbett
Miss Corbett
Womans Club
H. B. Nelson
Nebraska Federation of Womans Clubs
P. E. O. Society
YT. McIntosh
Mr. and
Mrs. Croon
Armor’s
Tweedie
Cretonnes
J. B. Byars Company
Jacob Pedrett
J. B. Byars CO