Workers Consider CWA At Meeting Held November 22
Cheyenne County federated workers gathered at the courthouse for an enthusiastic meeting led by the reemployment committee. They urged faster action under the Civil Works Administration to place four million men to work, discussed shifting to a five day six hour work week, and pressed for wage and classification clarity to include semi skilled labor without inflating costs.
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John Sullivan
Federated Workers of
Cheyenne County
Prn
Court House
Civil Works Administration
Aseen
CWA
Chappell Local
Chappell
Devel County
Deuel County
Sidney
State Federation of Labor
Public Works Administration
Community Notes From Gurley And Vicinity
East Gurley residents share Sunday time at Chas Nelck home while many neighbors travel to Sidney for visits. Thurma Nelck starts work for Mrs. Ed Rhin. E Kruger handles business matters in Gurley. Farmers finish corn picking and anticipate shelling before snow. Numerous locals attend Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar and visit kin, with frequent calls among Gibbons, Nelck, and related families. Travelers visit Morrill and Scottsbluff. Shoppers frequent Sidney and Lodge stores.
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Thurma Nelck
Wayne Gilbert
Chas Nelck
Chas. Nelck
Thurma
Bert Gibbins
Sidney
Thurma Neleck
Ed Rhin
Emile Kruger
Gurley
Vernon Neick
Glen Davis
Morrill
Scottsbluff
Methodist Ladies Aid
Orville Gibbons
Ralph Handley
Bert Gibbons
Harold Gibbons
Martin Andrew
Fred Crees
Stuart
Carl Feldman
Frank Rowan
Ray Miles
Chas
Weyerts News Gossip From Local Visits and Family News
Mrs Rane reports visits among neighbors as Bessie McKnight called at Morris Jessen's home while John Gortemaker Herman Buescher and families visited Frerichs. Henry Florke visited Pete Buss. Tighe family had Sunday dinner at Sears. Volkman cared for newborn at Jurgens home. Carl Smith family from Torrington Wyoming visited Bauer relatives. Morris Jessen and Walter Flicker drove to Scottsbluff Wednesday.
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Rane
Charles Davis
Bessie McKnight
Morris Jessen
John Gortemaker
Herman Buescher
John F. Folkerts
Minnie
Mattie
William Frerichs
Henry Florke
Pete Buss
James Tighe
William Sears
R. P. Volkman
Carl Jurgens
Mrs. Jurgens
Carl Smith
Opal
Bobby
Torrington
Wyo
Jurgens and neighbors host visits and corn work
Melvin and John Jurgens visited Orval Hume Sunday afternoon. John Volkman hauled corn from the R. P. Volkman farm Friday. Carl Flicker and Dave Miller of Scottsbluff visited at the Walter Flicker home Sunday. Orval Hume is picking corn for Melvin Jurgens this week.
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Melvin
John Jurgens
Orval Hume
John Volkman
R. P
Royal Neighbor notes and local visits in Sidney
Bunker Hill members attend Royal Neighbor lodge in Sidney. John Engel visits William Rohde. Engel and Schwartz families host and attend gatherings. Neighborhood news lists illness, travel to Denver, birthday party, prizes, pallbearer, and funeral attendance for Michael Wellner. Families named include Engel, Rohde, Schwartz, Beyer, Hargens, and Dian.
Health checkups for Sunol children by Dr Hook
Mrs. Bert Allineton reports Dr Hook of Lodgepole spent Tuesday in Sunol conducting health examinations for local schoolchildren, sponsored by the P T A. Other notes mention visits, dental visits in Sidney, and various Sunol residents hosting or visiting over the weekend.
Local Social Roundup in Sidney and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Guy Bilbert visited the Chas Ehlers home on Sunday Naomi and Junior Fenske had dental work done in Sidney on Saturday Mrs Bert Allington called on Mrs L DeMers Sunday afternoon Miss Ruth Cortney entertained Helena Smith of Bridgeport and Lenora Cortney of Sidney at her home Sunday Florence Bahr Alice Cronk and Cleed Booth called at the Bert Allington home Thursday evening Dorothy Irwin visited school on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Joe Ruttner called at the Rey Wellner home Wednesday Eliora Bahr helps Mrs Joan DeMers with house work Bert Allington and son Tom were Sidney business callers Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen entertained the Craigs at their home Wednesday evening Bill Allington returned to Alliance Thursday morning after a short visit with home folks Mr and Mrs J B Ruttner attended the funeral of a relative at Peetz Colo Friday
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Bert Allineton
Hook
Lodgepole
Sunol
Cleda Booth
Plorence Bahr
G. W. Barlow Tome
K. E Borgtren
Harms
Bemingford
John Hornicek
Thelma
Sidney
M. Conrad
North
Dave Theissen
Paxton
Mons Johnson
W. W. Craig
Johnson
Charlene Miller
Miss Michel
Guy Bilbert
Chas. Ehlers
Naomi
Junior Fenske
Bert Allington
DeMers
Ruth Cortney
Helena Smith
Bridgeport
Lenora Cortney
Florence Bahr
Alice Cronk
Cleed Booth
Dorothy Irwin
Joe Ruttner
Rey Wellner
Eliora Bahr
Joan DeMers
Tom
Martin Christensen
Craig's
Bill Allington
Alliance
J. B. Ruttner
Peetz
Colo
Society Notes and Club Meetings Hit the Week
Mrs Browning hosts Monday Contract club with Mrs L T Poole and Mrs R E Welch as special guests. Guild organized Episcopal church forms first meeting at Mrs J S Collins home with officers elected. W M B club meets for Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs T C Spiker home. Dimerys Club hosts West End club with Thanksgiving bridge dinner at the Dimery residence.
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L. T. Poole
R. E. Welch
Monday Contract Club
E. J. Browning
P. L. Button
Carl Jones
Episcopal Church
J. S. Collins
Collins
Phyllis Corbett
Jack Cooper
Spicer
C. B. Kinton
W. E. Brockelsby
W. &. Spearow
C. L. Miller
A. L. Cruise
Ed Lipke
Mayes
Lincoln
Lipke
Corn Show Attendees and Social Visits At South Colton
Harold Witters Martin Jacobs and Stanley Elsen attended the corn show and banquet at Chapell Tuesday. H E Witters shelled corn for HE Elsen and George Deaver recently. Mrs John George and sons Harvey and Louis visited the WH J Elsen home Wednesday. Chuck Lansing visited Henry Koester’s home Sunday. Dorothy Witt joined Mr and Mrs John Eberl for supper Friday. Henry Koester and son Leo were dinner guests of Henry Koester Jr Sunday. Otto Ravis called on Herman Strieve Sunday. John Eberl transacted business at Sunol last Saturday. A card party at St Patrick’s auditorium is planned, public invited.
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H. E. Witters
HE. J. Elsen
George Deaver
John George and Sons
Harvey
Louis
Otto Ravis
Herman Strieve
John Eberl
Sunol
Bridge and surprise breakfasts mark Greenville social week
Miss Anna Tibbetts of Greenville and Mrs. Daisy Kennedy head a guest list as club members lay plans for an 11 seating and bridge events at the Dimery home with high prize going to J C Johnson. Hammer rece mies a Sunday morning breakfast surprise hosted by sister Ed Ahrens as friends gathered at the Ahrens home.
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Try Club
Anna Tibbetts
Greenville
S. C
Daisy Kennedy
Clara McNish
Dimery
J.,c. Johnson
Freda
Hammer
Ed Ahrens
Miss Hammer
Oree
F. G. Griffith
Ahrens
Griffith
Hanna Hammer
W. G. Lowe
Kenneth Lynch
C. S. Parks
Florence Parks
C. C. Rush
W. M. Winders
Womans Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
E. J. Browning
Eric Aaberg
Denver
E. D. Worden
Carl Jones
E. Troutman
Mesdames F. B. Tobin
Lester Ellington
Rasmus Nelson
Thanksgiving notices and church events in East Center News
Mrs J O Soon reports a week of visits and gatherings in East Center including family trips to Sam Keller’s, Holyoke trips, and Center Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Albert Linton's. A community Thanksgiving dinner at the church is announced. Christmas music practice begins, and the Stitch in Time club holds its program Nov 27. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with a perpetual Thanksgiving theme and a sermon on sin. An annual union Thanksgiving Service is set for 7:30 at the M church with Rev Paul P Cheff delivering the message.
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Earl Leger
Baby
Sam Keller
Dalton
Herbert Birdwell
Otho Campbell
Irwin Campbell
J. O. Lobb
M.E. Webster
Irvin Campbell
Holyoke
Colo
W. F. Waite
N. H. Tank
Center Ladies Aid
Albert Linton
W F Waite
LT. Johnson
C. S. Lobb
Stitch In Time Clothing Club
Nocbody
Union
Kings Daughters Charity Ball at Auditorium Thanksgiving Night
Attend the Kings Daughters charity ball at the auditorium Thanksgiving night to help make someone’s Christmas happier. Proceeds support local aid programs and the event features community leaders and festive activities.
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Kings Daughters
Western Securities Co offers loans at favorable terms
Write or Call at Our Office We loan money on the most favorable terms at the current rate of interest and have 514 percent and 6 percent money for choice loans plus a reasonable commission Western Securities Co Co W SMITH Reche Bldg Resident Mgr Sidney Nebr
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Western Securities Co. Co
W. Smith
Reche
Mgr. Sidney
Nebr
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Alice Buss
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Charles Darrah
Mr. Davis
Mr. Volkman
Cereal Sale
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Richard Welton
Elizabeth Sterling
Alex Sterling
Willis Beyer
Royal Neighbor Lodge
John Engel
William Rehde
Dick Ssimers
Arlene Engel
Paul Meyer
Ben Gross
Andrew Nelson
Mike Schwartz
Hargens
William Rohde
E. J. Leonard
Henry Hargens
Bernice Beyer
Ethel Seimers
Roy Lane
Lavern
Clorine
Clarence Beyer
Michael Wellner
Henry
George Rohde
Ronald and
Shirley
William Sachs
Royal Neighbors
Kensington
Emanuel Troutman
Frank Beyer
Clarence
P. J. Dalton
Jack McGrane
Iva Beyer
Albert
Sunol News
Regent
Society Notes
Mrs. Browning
South Colton
N. J. Elsen
Harold Witters
Martin Jacobs
Stanley Elsen
Chapell
St. Patrick's Auditorium
Borde
Old Trusty
del Monte
Cove
Graham
East Center
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Paul P. Cheff
J. H. Bicknell
Catholic Church
Anton Link
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church Bible School
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Sidney Country Club
E. R. Kratz
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