Local families welcome returning service members and travelers
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hengl and baby will visit Sidney relatives after Mr Hengl’s Navy discharge in Jacksonville. Olive Hensley heads to Des Moines after visiting Sidney. John Elwell and son tour Dodge factory in Detroit and visit Lois Elwell in Jacksonville Illinois. Several residents plan travel and visits, with trips to Denver Hastings and the west coast, including O D Slayter and wife’s California tour and Los Angeles visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hengl
Frank Hengl
Chris Hansen
Hengl
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Olive Hensley
Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney
John Elwell
Dodge
John Jr
Detroit
Michigan
Lois Elwell
Illinois
Miss Elwell
McMurray College
J. O. Lobb
Denver
John Underdown
Leonard Fine
Harold Hepner
Howard Osborne
Hastings
Presbyterian church covered dish supper set at 6 45
Thursday event at the church dining room invites Sidney school teachers as special guests for a community covered dish supper at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Bowling Scores and Standings From Mayfair League
Mayfair teams competed with high scores listed. Mayfair led team series at 2001 with Green Lantern posting high game 875 and Simmerman top series 543. Individual high games reached 210 by Sutner and Green, with 205 Narjes and 202 Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair
Horn Motor
Story
U. P
South Divide
Green Lantern
Waddell
Vv. FP. W
Vv. F. W
Simmerman
Sutner
Green
A. Narjes
Murphy
Doran
Juneau Records Short Warm Winters With 53 Zero Days
Alaska capital Juneau logged 53 days of zero temperatures over three years with the coldest day reaching 15 degrees below zero. The finding highlights unusual winter warmth in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Juneau
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Acknowledges heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers kindness and sympathy following the death of husband and father. The message expresses deep gratitude for support during the bereavement.
Local Court Witnesses in Oshkosh Burglary Trial
Four residents C M Livoni William Breternitz E R Moore and Mrs Catherine Phelps testified at Oshkosh court on burglary charges. Local residents report recent travels and visits including Siedows and Smiths with extended family and former Sidney Draw residents moving to Dalton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Livoni
William Breternitz
E. R. Moore
Catherine Phelps
Oshkosh
Fred Siedow Jr
Portland
Ore
Siedow
G. Christensen
C. W. Smith
Danny
Lewellen
W.B. Jewett
Fern Larson
Bunker Hill
Leona Greenwood
Vera Tompkins
Misa Mona Livoni
Scottsbluff
Jake Butherus
Sidney Draw
Dalton
Ruby Schuler
Belden
W. E. Kinne
Local Social Notes From Gurley and Vicinity
G. E. Burke of Gurley spent Saturday in Sidney. Walter Happel moved to railroad yards for the winter with his family to follow after election day. Mrs. Cynthia Fletcher travels from Missouri to Twin Falls Idaho to visit relatives, staying with Mrs. C. W. Hornaday, Mrs. B. K. Bushee, and L. F. Cunningham and families. Mrs. Frank Meier and Frances visited Hernhey with her parents, then returned to their Lorenzo area ranch. Algor Erickson, from Potter precinct, joined many in town last Saturday. Mrs. R. S. Scott returned from Hot Springs South Dakota, visiting her father recovering from a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Burke
Gurley
Sidney
Walter Happe
Cynthia Fletcher
C. W. Hornaday
Missouri
Twin Palls
Idaho
B. K. Bushee
Kimball
L. F. Cunningham
Frank Meier
Frances
Hernhey
Mrs Minne Stuht sells south town house to F W Vath
The transfer involves a sale of a southern town house by Mrs. Minne Stuht to F W Vath for 1800 dollars. Louis F DeMers completed final proof before County Judge Gap on Thursday with witnesses F Dickin son and H R Neumann. Dr and Mrs Mantor returned from Omaha and Mrs V Klein from St Luke's hospital in Denver. Five cars wrecked early Friday at Union Pacific yards due to a broken frog. A S Hardy bought coal, draymen busy hauling it. Dr and Mrs L E Brown and children arrived back to Sidney Sunday evening staying in the Tobin cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hardy
L. E. Brown
Sidney
Tobin Cottage
Local residents attend grand lodge and visit friends
Mrs D J Scanion and Mrs Addie Winkleman left Monday as delegates to the Degree of Honor Grand Lodge in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Chris Jurgens and Frank Folkerts of Union Valley traded in town yesterday. Miss Bessie Uhlman returned from Maxwell Neb where she visited relatives for a month. W F Moore and wife plan to move to their country villa late this week. H E Gapen spent part of the week at Omaha for Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. Fred J Dawson visited Sidney to see his parents. Dawson works with the Pacific Hotel company. Kasper Wolff hauled a car of hogs to Denver Monday night and returned with a roll of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Scanion
Addie Winkleman
Omaha
Grand Lodge
Chris Jurgens
Frank Folkerts
Union Valley
Bessie Uhlman
Maxwell
Nebr
W. F. Moore
H. E. Gapen
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Fred J. Dawson
Sidney
Fred
Pacific Hotel Company
Kasper Wolff
Denver
Local Residents Tour Regions and Visit Relatives
Mrs. John Brennan and Mrs Sullivan traveled to Salt Lake City for an extended visit with relatives last Saturday. Mrs. George Jenner returned from Michigan on Thursday. Nine teams from the German settlement sought lumber for a new church twelve miles northwest of Lodge Pole. Miss Lizzie Neubauer from Nevada Mo arrived in Sidney Thursday and will stay with Judge Neubauer’s family for several weeks. O P Waitman Pumpkin Creek agitator visited town Saturday. John Pantenburg made a business trip to Julesburg this week. Mrs Nellie Cook of Douglas Wyoming was a guest of the Thoelecke couple last Saturday. Wm Stuht returned Thursday from a ten-day visit in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brennan
Sullivan
Salt Lake City
George Jenner
Michigan
Lodgepole
Lizzie Neubauer
Nevada
Sidney
Judge Neubauer
O. P. Waitman
Pumpkin Creek
John Pantenburg
Julesburg
Nellie Cook
Douglas
Wyo
J. L. Thoelecke
Steam Engine and Coal Driving Industrial Feat
The steam engine, known since the 17th century, became feasible with coal fuel boosting efficiency and adoption. The invention propelled industrial growth, powering factories and transport while transforming society.
AFL Leader Promises Court Fight Over Closed Shop Amendment
Nebraska AFL President J. J. Guenther vows to fight the anti closed shop amendment in courts until it is struck from statute. He expects no immediate change from last Tuesday’s vote and says unions will honor existing contracts while awaiting guidance from international headquarters on new agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Federation of Labor
J. J. Guenther
Supreme Court
Guenther
Nebraska AF of L
Nebraska
AFL
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Eok Ime
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Tate
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Louise Allbritt
Obert
Ace
Sabu
Preston
Foster
Yeuwann Bremeehe
Ori
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Kirby Grant
Jacqueline de Wit
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Pete Smit
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Robert Siopma
Burt Lancaster
Ava Gardner
Edmond O'Brien
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Sam Leve
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Russell Hayden
Elmer McKee
Della Hoagland
Alda
Irvin Aurich
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Rodney
John Billeter
Ivan Robinson
Inlaw
Richard Robinson
Evanston
Udonis
Robinson
Verna Robinson
Cheyenne Hospital
Stanley Primus
Roy Thomas
Broadwater
Merle Billeter
O. D. Slayter
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California
Los Angeles
Abbott Slayter
Commercial Bowling League
Byers
Houston
Dot Dotson
Jack Conley
Dan Plechas
Sailor Blassie
St. Louis
Mike
Ryan
Ee i
Oasisafe
Pioneer Rest
Stag Tavern
City Auditorium
Mrs. Wm. Busacker
Takara Soney and Wicks
Jack McAuliffe
Chappell
George Parks
Pete Jensen
Cheyenne County
George A. Coulter
American Legion Club
Wm. Stuht
Labor
Sidney Concrete Products
L. C Landmesser
Mgr
Burlington Depot
Packard Clipper
Horn Motor Co
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Sidney Hotel Palace
Log Cabin
Ian Snyder
Dollar Tavern
Lockwoods Jewelry Store
Western Drug Co
Hahler Liquor Store
Ackerman Ins. Agency
Stag. Tavern Globe’ Barber Shop
Drug. Co. ‘Greenlees
National
Farm Loan Association
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