Thoughts On National Unity And Economic Policy
Gladys Pavlat reflects on national unity following President Roosevelt's Legion speech and the political push around the economy bill. She contrasts lawmakers courting veterans with a long view that supports stable credit, inflation critique, and farm prosperity. Two Lincoln women win Bible game prizes for their church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Congress
William Gren
Ford
Europe
America
Mr. Green
NRA
Lincoln
The
World-Herald
Bat Hair Myth at NRA Meeting Sparks Hair Protection Fear
Observer notes a bat entering the Lyric theatre during Governor Ritcke’s NRA speech in Baltimore. Women moved to protect their hair, prompting inquiry into any factual basis for bats in hair. Data or records on such incidents would aid the researcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’rea
Baltimore Sun
Raymond Ditmars
Bronx
Panama
NRA
Lyric Theatre
Baltimore
Ritcke
Love at the Heights in Kansas City Times
A motion picture star declares love amid marriage vows and a playful edge about golf and bridge tests. The piece mixes romance with light banter on competition, implying enduring affection if love withstands trials.
Community Socials and Farm Visits in Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie residents share meals and visits across Alliance and Sidney. Neighbors including the Weltons, Jorgensens, Johnsons, Hokom, Hart, Smith, and Kragel attended fairs, dinners, and church events while aiding farm work and hosting guests through Friday.
Numerous Sidney Area Social Roundup and Visits
A long list of local families from Sidney and surrounding area visited, hosted, or along with relatives and friends attended gatherings. Notable names include Irwin, Gell, Welton, Tremain, Johnson, Gade, Kurz, Hokom, Omel, Planck, Theis, and many others with Sunday dinners, suppers, and weekend calls noted. Doris, Alice, and La Vera appear among several clusters visiting in Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irwin
Sam Irwin
Frances Faye
Helen Weatherwax
J. H. Gell
Dan Rupert
Doris
Ray Tremain
Albert Johnson
W. ©. Johnson
Will Gade
Alice
LaVera
Clinton
Will Ga
Ray Rexroth
Lester
Dorothy
Esther Theis
Merle Pearson
Forrest Planck
Myrna Rae
E. Planck
Carl Christ
John Olson
Ethel Irwin
Sidney
la Vera
Albert Gade
Fritz Brauer
Albert
Johnson
Hugh Slawson
Gade
Lillie
Hazel
W. O. Johnson
Eetz
Harold Linde
Ralph Welton
John Schneider
Goodview
Willard
Warren Wassum
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Lodge Pole
Will Taylor
Guy
Lilace
Wayne Weaver
Frank Flessner
Elzina
Ivan Windsheimer
Ben, Jurgens
Josie Irwin
Cecil
Joe Ruttner
Sunol
Elmer Gade
Donald
August Gade
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
T. G. Waddell
Les Omel
Sidney Draw Leads Weekend Social Roundup
Cecilia Kurs notes a weekend guest lineup at the Kurz home with Howard Parkett of Cheyenne and Otto Kurz hosting. Sidney shoppers and local residents James Mohatt, Victor Roy Earl Henderson, Everett Mohatt, Schulenberg siblings, Andersons, and others joined in dining and visits around the north divide area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Parkett
Cheyenne
John Kurz
Clarence
Chambers
Frank Kurz
Otto Kurz
North Divide
John Seidel
Patrick
James Mohatt
Victor
Roy
Earl
Francis Henderson
Everett Mohatt
Margaret
Dorothy Schulenberg
Glen
Bob Anderson
Harold
Carl
Freda Kurz
Alfred Koester
Helen Cham
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Festival Attendances
A summary of social visits in Eagle News includes Fame Ervin Schmals calling on the Bill Florke home Saturday afternoon. The Garretts and son Harley visited the Ellis Alvord home in Chappell. Dalton fall festival attendees list numerous local families. La Verne Larson spent Sunday with Harley Garretts. A large crowd attended the charivari for Harley Weyerts Wednesday evening. Several locals visited Morris Jessen, Otto Rahe, and Broadwater events. Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a Gurley hall program on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Schmals
Bill Florke
John Garretts
Harley
Ellis Alvord
Chappell
Dalton
A. R. Larson
Harry Thompson
Paul
Ingwersen
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Gurley
Arthur, Ingwersen
Paul Ingwersen
Maple Grove Social News Recap of Local Visits and Guests
Local families from Maple Grove hosted and visited numerous neighbors through the week. Entries list supper guests, overnight visits, festival attendance, and casual calls among the Sharman, Jorgensen, Nightengale, Johnson, Walker, Miles, Franzen, Irwin, Kinkade, Gade, Cortney, and other households, with several children mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sharman and Sons
J. C. Jorgensen
R. W. Johnson
Dalton
Ivan, Clark
Vernon Cotter
McFalls
Leonard ‘Walker
Louis Nightengale
Near Powell
Emil Nightengale
Earl Nightengale
Harold Spiker
Leonard Walker
Ed Miles
George Kavanaugh
H. P. Cortney
Evelyn
Kevin
Ilene
South Colton Social Notes Echo Local Visits
Mrs. H c Elsen reports Leo Koester calling at the George Messing and H J Elsen homes on Wednesday evening. Mrs J W Kennon visited in district 97 on Wednesday. H E Witters hosted Sunday visitors including H J Elsen and family and Conrad Messing with Ruth Ruby Marjorie Clem Donald and Arthur Deaver. Mrs John George spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Fred George in Sidney and with Mr and Mrs George Messing and daughters Margaret and Delores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hers
Cecelia Kura
Ray Wellner
C. S. Chambers
Helen
James Mohatt
Cecelia, Kurz
Helen Chambers
Sidney
Frank Kurz
John Kurz
John Schulenberg
George Hockerson
John, Siedel
Allen
Fairbury
Siedel
Cecelia Kurz
Sidney Crawboys
Vivian Mitchell
William Zieger
Gurley
Presbyterian Church
Scottsbluff
Grant
Frank Thelen
Elmer Fulton
Lorenzo
Eli Henderson
Marvin
Louis Bauman
Bunker Hill
Caroline Kurz
Bert Walker
Frank
Christine Huettman
Monica Merck
Christine Kretz
Dr. Abbott
Freda
Carl
Harold Kurz
John Owens
Horace
Gering
Green
Margaret
Leonard
Schulenberg
Harold
Carl Kurz
Walter Huettman
Phyllis
Laura Mitchell
Marjorie
Lorene
Augusta Kretz
Claude Chambers
Arthur Chambers
Dorothy Schulenberg
Joe Merck
Mr. Egging and Son
H. c. Elsen
Leo Koester
George Messing
H. J. Elsen
J. W. Kennon
H. E. Witters
Conrad Messing
Ruth
Ruby
Clem
Donald
Arthur Deaver
John George
Fred George
George
Messing
Delores
Messing family events and district student honors noted
The column records the golden wedding anniversary of Mr Messing’s parents celebrated October 2 in Columbus, the wedding of Messing’s youngest sister, and honors for district pupils with averages of 90. It also notes travel and illnesses, harvest activities by Ag students, harvest of potatoes, social visits to the George and Messing homes, local shopping, a Hampshire and Spotted Poland hog sale upcoming, and a new line of fall winter hats at Elite Hat Shop.
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Columbus
Mr. Messing
Messing
Jimmy Meick
Donald Deaver
Roger Witters
Dorothy Elsen
Wayne Elsen
John George
la Salle
Ill
W.L. Needham
Billy
Staney Elsen
Jest
Ad Vance
Elite Hat Shop
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Telegraph
Guy W. Doran
emma _ee
Tenth Avenue
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Aee
Nebr
Telegraph News
Gladys. Pav Lat
Love AT the Heights
Kansas~ City Times
Grand Prairie
Anna Jorgensen
Charles Welton
Alliance
Earl and
Vern
Sharman
Jorgensen
Richard Welton
John Hokom
Earl Johnson
Mons Johnson
Harry Howerter
Will Neick
Alva Hart
Mr. Dimery
Mr. Schroeder
Arlene
Charles Smith
Dalton Fair
Firth Booth
Mildred
Willings Workers of the Christian Church
Darlene
Beatrice Nelson
Walter Kragel
Forrest and
Albert Frerichs
Mrs
W. W. Craig and
Mildred Hart
Jesse Hunnicutt
W.W. Craig
Byron
Gustav Kragel
Rev. Mills
Farmers Union
Sunnyside
Ralph Harris
Dave Hume
Bobbie
James Hume
John Folkerts
Mr. Johnson
White
Bill Florkey
Arthur Ingwersen
Mrs. White
Donna May
Lisco
Cecelia Kurs
Eagle News
Laa
Avavat
Ander
Frandsen Hall—Daliin
S' Ae
OVAV
Nels Johnson
George Davis
Russell Kinkade
Alvin Franzen
Henry Flessner
Suneey
Pullman
Burlington
N. A. S. McLean Ticket Agent
Lash
PS Ee
Whitman’s
Fairhill
Penn Wynne
Whitman
Sidney Drug Co
George, Messing
W. C. Fastenow
Raymond
John .Fastenow
Adair
J. O
Lotb
Hampshire
Poland
Bon Ton Shop
Piggly Wiggly Market
Franks
Armiour
Aha
Hy v
Julesburg
Ibs
California
Coffee Bluehill
Betty Ann
Walnus
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