Society Notes Delicate dinners and bridge games fill a week
St Marys Guild met at the rectory with Miss Florence Parks presiding and Miss Evelyn Clark joining as new member. Safety First Auxiliary hosted a Monday night bridge gathering at the Wagner home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Fred George Miss Villa Platz and Mrs. Robert Dyke. Sans Souci club members hosted a Tuesday dinner bridge at Union Pacific hotel with Heaton residence games following. prizes went to Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. O Neil. Wadmans Benefit Association held a Tuesday bridge social after a regular meeting. top prizes claimed by Mrs. Ernest Duffy and Mrs. Joseph Hahler. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee of Grand Island were honored guests at a Tuesday dinner hosted by Mrs. Rhody Bridenstine at her sister Mrs. A. W. Bundys home with guests including Mrs. Eugene Davis and Miss Florence Blome. Mrs. P. J. Ackles entertained Entre Nous club members with luncheon and bridge at the Union Pacific hotel and Ackles home, notable for gladioli decorations. American Legion auxiliary held annual officer elections with Mrs. Clayton Parks as president and other new officers named. plans discussed for Armistice Day and a Halloween party. Hosts included Mesdames L. L.
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E L Uptegrove
Rotary Club
Chappell
Andrew Stark
Bronson
B. C. Davis
West Point
M. E. Pettibone
G. H. Spearow
Lester Elkington
Cheyenne
Fred Reece
Omaha
J. S. Hume
Roche
Roy French
South Sidney
W. H. Jordan
Goodrich Rubber Company
Denver
John Wagner
Carl Miller
Leroy E. Edington
Kansas City
Violet Farlen
Justice of the Peace
G. H. Doran
Wilma Gemeinhardt
Taylor Hospital
Clark Aten
Corpus Christi
Texas
Cheyenne County Record
Margaret Rauner
Kimball
Union Pacific
R. B. McLeester
North Platte
L. M. Rodgers
Enned
Princeton
Sidney
Frank Baker
Charles Cooper
Ruth
Juniata
William Cronk
Blanche Adams
D. R. Raper
William Raper
Billie Jean
Bedford
Earl Swanson
Los Angeles
Calif
H. F. Freytag
Republican
Kan
P. C. Collart
Harry Lee
Grand Island
Boulder
J. J. Sheaff
M. E. Church
Frank Spindler
Ellen Allen
Louisville
M. W. Dimery
R. W. Franks
Western Nebraska
New York Life Insurance Company
Scottsbluff
Summers
Nebraska
Ella Burke
Pasadena
Kansas
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Dodge
Chester Smith
Dalton
John Elwell
A. L.birdwell
Sidney Beauticians
E. D. Worden
W. E. Jacobe
Ben Fulton
Geo. Fahy
George Thompson
George Brewer
W. H. D. Horna Ay
Monterey
Cailif
Ithe Co
W. Hornaday
Chicago
Townsend
Hornaday
Sidney Church
St. Mary’s Guild
St. Mary's Guild
Episcopal Church
P. E. Spehr
Florence Parks
Evelyn Clark
Safety First Auxiliary
Frank Wagner
John Armstrong
Safety First
Wagner
Fred George
Villa Platz
Robert Dyke
Heatons
Sans Souci Club
H.R. Heaton
Heaton
E. S. Sherrerd
J. H. O'Neil
Wadmans Benefit Association
Mesdames
James McDaniel
ArthurCitosman
Zelma Meenan
Eugene Davis
Florence Blome
Loretta Frandsen
Bundy
Bridenstine
Ackles
P. J. Ackles
T. E. Kokjer
Card Games Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Clayton Parks
David “Ells
R. F. Dedrick
Emily Gould
J. L. Tewell
Harry Wingerson
Hallowe’en
Mesdames L. L
Better the Best Club meeting plans October notes
The Better the Best farm account club met at Verneil Bee’s home on Friday October 4 with all members present. Members demonstrated items and planned a book judging event for the next meeting to be held at Henry Gell’s home on November 1.
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Better the Best Farm
Verneil Beebe
Henry Gell
Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Sermon on Thou Shalt Not Kill
The message lists weekday masses at 7 am, Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 am, instruction and benediction at 7 30 am, Sunday school at 9 30 am, German services at 9 30 am, English services at 10 30 am, and Mt Vernon services at 8 pm. Pastor H F Krohn notes the sermon theme condemns reckless driving and endangerment of others, citing scripture and urging moral responsibility.
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Anton Link
Mt. Vernon
Apostle
Jesus
H. F. Krohn
Trinity Lutheran Church Service and Bible School Notice
Trinity Lutheran Church holds Bible school at 9 45 a m and divine service at 11 a m with sermon The Church Militant. Special music planned. church open to all. Potter First Lutheran Church reports early service 9 30 a m and Bible school 10 30 a m led by Dr W T Kahse pastor.
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Buiste
Potter
First Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Methodist Church Service Schedule
The church announces a church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with a sermon titled Other Little Ships Epworth league meets at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 with a sermon on Successful Marriage.
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Epworth, League
Midweek Prayer Service Led by John J. Sheaff
Wednesday at 7 30 p m a midweek prayer service emphasizes righteousness as a nation exalting virtue rooted in the lives of Christian men women and youths led by minister John J Sheaff.
Power of Faith Sermon At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church invites Sunday attendees to a 10 a.m. Sunday school session and an 11 a.m. worship service led by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff. The sermon centers on The Power of Faith.
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Paul P. Cheff
Episcopal Church Services Schedule Text
Parish announces Friday 7 PM choir practice and Sunday 9 45 AM church school Morning prayer and sermon at 11 led by Rector P E Spehr Services reflect ongoing church calendar and weekly schedule
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P. E. Spehr
Salem School News Highlights Student Work And Giving
Supt H Hellman visited Salem Lutheran Schools and spoke at day’s end. Seventh and eighth graders finished unit 1 in history while upper grades study winds and rain in South America. Geography projects covered world maps, climate, and explorers. Top Sanctioned students awarded for cleanliness. A farm class shifts to credits and a school offering of 2.12 dollars was raised for Omaha Lutheran old peoples home.
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Supt. H. Hellman
Lutheran
South America
North America
Clarence Ewert
Edward Schultz
Florence Juedes
Hilda Kreinbring
Kenneth Ewertt
Elvira Hort
East Center Notes and Local Visit Highlights
East Center notes recount visits by Arden Coe to the Clifford Webster home and calls by the Leger and Birdwell families. Church supper welcomes new pastor Rev Tanner and wife. Swanson family dines with Francis Rose. School updates report exam days, student absences, and lessons on parts of speech and physical geography.
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Arden Coe
Clifford ‘Webster
Earl Leger
Herbert Birdwell
Washington
W. F. Waite
Lodge Pole
Tanner
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Alfred Swanson
Ethelyn
Norman
Francis Rose
R. R. Berry
Fremont
Marjorie Jensen
Marjorie Schlotfeld
Silas Marner
History of Interest and Community Notes Highlights
A compendium of small-town history items spans decades with entries on Mr. and Mrs. Swan Dedrick settling in a Third Street bungalow, Mrs. Ben Folkerts heroically dousing a gas fire, WCTU travel plans, Dan Campbell moving to a new home, and local club activities. Earlier notes mention the Hen Roost dance, potato shipments, and community leaders, alongside marriage licenses, weddings, wolf hunts, railroad drainage concerns, a theatre rendition, and other civic snapshots from 1911 to 1958 era memories.
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Swan Dedrick
Third Street
Leo Young
Ben Folkerts
North of Sunol
W. J. Shoemaker
WCTU
Columbus
Omaha
Edward
Laclede
St. Louis
Springfield
Kansas City
Denver
Dan Campbell
DeLynn Wooldridge
Ireland
Scotland
Kings Daughters
Harriet
Anne Radcliffe
L. G. Simon
Hazel King
Mona Corbett
Marjorie Fuller
Lincoln Star
Clayton Ratcliffe
Sidney
Herbert Potter
Seward
Radcliffe
Delta Upsilon
Potter
Sigma Chi
Charles Johnston
Ruth Cortney
Union Valley Notes From Mrs. Nelson Finney
Mrs. Lloyd Ravert and son Bobby joined Mr. and Mrs. George Rivett and family on a trip to Denver Sunday. Bert Gilespie vaccinated cattle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carlson and Verna Mae arrived at the Ravert home Thursday evening. Carlsson is picking corn for Ravert. The weather has been favorable for corn picking, now in progress locally.
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Lloyd Ravert
Bobby
George Rivett
Denver
Bert Gilespie
Claude Carlson
Verna Mae
One Woman Recommends Kruschen Salts for Weight Loss
A Belmar New Jersey reader praises Kruschen Salts saying a half teaspoonful daily with hot water and lemon juice helped her drop from 164 to 129 pounds across five jars. She claims improved health, no laxatives or constipations, and urges others to try the safe daily dose. The ad cites The Western Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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Clara Christensen
Belmar
N. Y
Hospitable Wife Realizes Hard Truths About Country
A brief note reflects on hospitality and the hard realities of life in the country, highlighting a sobering realization about national conditions and personal resolve.
Alumni Bake Event at Greenles in October
Members of St Patrick's academy alumni plan a bake sale on Saturday October 19 at Greenles beginning at 9 30 a m Local organizers invite former students and friends to attend for fundraising and socializing.
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St. Prick’s Academy
Greenles
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