Local people depart for visits and business tasks
A flurry of departures and arrivals fills Sidney and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs A J Jorgenson head to Lincoln with daughter Gwendolyn while Mrs Frank Goodwin and daughter Geraldine visit Norfolk. E C Stockwick and Mrs A E Zlomke travel to Denver for several days. Thomas O Connell and Joe Reel leave for Rawlins Wyoming on a short business trip. Leona Gemeinhardt arrives from Ocean Side California to work at Ideal Beauty shop. Edith Ward becomes a saleslady at Greenlees. Local hunting crews report good luck on the North Platte. Several townsfolk attend meetings, operations and visits in Cheyenne and Scottsbluff. bank and company executives travel for conventions. A double wedding occurs as Harry Dell Ahnstedt and Esther Marguerite Alvord wed in Sidney. Dr W H Wiker also travels for business to Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgenson
Lincoln
Gwendolyn
State University
Jorgenson
Lankers
Frank Goodwin
Geraldine
Norfolk
Goodwin
E. C. Stockwick
Denver
A. E. Zlomke
Thomas O'Connell
Joe Reel
Rawlins
Wyo
G. B. Wookey
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Leona Gemeinhardt
Ocean Side
Calif
H. van Aelstyn
Kimball
Ray Breternitz
Jack Scheurmann
Reynold Erickson
Charles Gardner
Ed Ahrens
Donald Jorgenson
E. R. Kratz
R. P. Kepler
Ducks
Breteznitz Boys
Edith Ward
Greenlees
Greenlee
Carl Bergstrom
Lessie Neftvauer
Raymond Rogers
Masonic Lodge
Alliance
Lenora Cortney
American National Bank
Scottsbluff
H. W. Hebbell
Peetz
Taylor Hospital
Inez Sutton
Lodge Pole
Henry Koester
Taylor
Gurley
Sidney
Horace Sanders
Louis Schumacher
J. C Jurgens
L. O. Keedick
Toledo
B. C. Grabill
Linccoln
M. H. Rebineau
H. E. Armitage
Henry Heaton
Western Nebraska Oil Company
Excelsoir Springs
National Credit Mews Association
W.J. Bhikner
Richard Carlson
Cheyenne
Fletcher Gunby
George Sheldon
R A. Babcock
Potter
Evelyn Lanterman
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Gertrude Nelson
Daisy Kennedy
Creorge Crose
Chappell Thurs
Crose
Ww. H. Pyle
Taibst
Jesse Tompkins
Fred Reetz
M Joseph
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Leon Fine
A. J. Hepner
Joseph
Leon
Concordia
Kan
Eastern Star
Masonic Club
Charles Garder
Fremort
Federated Womans Clubs
G. D. van Corder
Portland
Ore
A. Corbett
Swan Dedrick
Harry Dell Ahnstedt
Esther Marguerite Alvord
Haxtun
Colo
Court House
G. P. Eratz
W. H. Wiker
Sterling
Contract Club Luncheon and Bridge Meet at Country Club
Society notes list a 1 PM luncheon hosted by Mrs. C S Radcliff with a later contract bridge session at her home where Mrs. J H Wade held high score. Other gatherings include Mrs Helen Fowler hosting 24 ladies for Kensington afternoon and multiple club events with D A R and P E O members, plus a Halloween themed double foursome and a birthday picnic for Roberta Jackson at Krueger's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Club
Country Club
C. S. Radcliff
Radcliff
J. H. Wade
W. B. Jewett
Lewellen
Fowler
Helen Fowler
J. W. Johnson
Kensington
Johnson
H. W. Biedermann
Hugh Slawson
LeRoy Larson
D. A
D. A. R. Meetins—The Ebenezer Clark Chapter of D. A. R
Minatare
W. F. Graham
P. W. Barker
EB. C. Grabill
Lucy Jordan
A. J. Jorgenson
P. J. Ackies
Lester Elkington
Womens Benefit Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Banco
Harold Tobin
Edna Granneman
Claude Sparks
Frank Tobin
Lilian Miller
Richard Carlson
Kings Daughters
E. R. Kratz
Florence Parks
Grace McIntosh
Kratz
van Gorder
Portland
Agnew
Kenneth Agnew
Chapter BO
J. R. Taylor
W. F. Wehmiller
Patrick Heaton
Lester Perry
C. V. Sowards
Bridge
Ferry
Sowards
Davis
Pleasant View Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Pleasant View residents share a busy period of calls and visits. Mrs. J. E. Morrow hosted and visited neighbors, with J. E. Morrow making Potter calls and Anton Steffens hosting a family gathering. The community joined a mission festival in Kimball, while several locals traveled to Sidney and Iowa on recent trips.
Community Guests and Helpers Reported Across Area
Limbeck spent Monday evening at the Anton Steffens home. The and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Pete Nelson home. Pete Nelson and Andy Rapp called at the J. E. Morrow home. Hugo Mueller is helping Louis Seeman with his potatoes this week. Mildred Witters of Pleasant View school gave a play last Friday evening, well attended and enjoyed by all. Elmer Hilpert spent Sunday at the Joe Gerler home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limbeck
Anton Steffens
Whose common sense and the tariff debate
The piece surveys competing views on economic policy with H G Wells urging a world guided by common sense while analysts differ on tariffs. Harvard business leaders push protective tariffs, others advocate lower tariffs, and General Electric favors government planning, while National City Bank worries it would curb initiative. The discussion highlights conflicting expert opinions on how to reconstruct policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wells
Harvard School of Business Administration
National City Bank
Debt cancellation debate stirs U S policy debate
Two prominent schools argue over forgiveness of foreign debts. One insists on universal debt forgiveness as a plain U S duty. The other contends Europe seeks to unload debt on the United States through cancellation schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lieves
Europe
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Society Notes
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Edna
Fred Schumacher
Harold Paul Kennedy
W. F. Peters
Ed Runge
Runge
Kennedy
Denver. Mrs. Ely Club Hostess— the Monthly Meeting of the W. M. B. Club
Emma Ely
Crawford
T. C. Spiker
Alabama
Marie Mitchell
F. N. Slawson
Ruth Bryan Owen
Killham
Ralph Killham
R. B. Klein
Ralph Lowe
R. V
Schwenke
Frank Darner
Arthur Daugherty
John Williams
Raymond Maley
Charleston
C. Engberg
S. C
M. E. Gates
Gates
William Rohde
George Rohde
John Engel
Dedrick
J. E. Morrow
THE
Ella E. Beck
Beauty Shop
Shampeee
Marcel
Nebraska Teachers
West Nebraska
Finke
Kansas City Star
M. W. Osborn Motor
Grocery Department
Kuner
Duck Hunters
Ranger
Sidney Greenhouse
Sidney, Nebr
Hardy’s Hall
Sidney, Nebraska
Alt Hardy’s
Larry Reisdorff
Grabill’s Merrymakers
Finke Creamery ‘Co
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