Thoughts On Daily Events By GLADYS PAVLAT
Gladys Pavlat discusses national character and honesty in business and government. She cites Roosevelt era expectations, James Ford Adams insights, Father Coughlin testimony, and editorial views on NRA progress and prices. She urges steadfast integrity, self restraint, and honor as paths through inflation and public dissent.
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Gladys Pavlat
Roosevelt
Harding
James Trueslow Adams
Harper’s Magazine
Father Coughlin
Detroit
Couzens
America
Emerson
Funeral attendances and social visits in Lisco area
Mr and Mrs Sam Irwin attended the funeral of nephew Roland Weatherwax at Lisco Tuesday. Several families from Sidney, Lodge Pole, Osceola and nearby towns visited, hosted, or joined picnics including Krueger lake and farm holiday events with extended family.
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Sam Irwin
Roland Weatherwax
Lisco
Ernest Payton
Ruby
Ft. Steele
Wyoming
Mildred Weatherwax
Payton
Miss Weatherwax
James Irwin
Dorothy
Sadie
August Jurgens
Will Gade
Frances Faye Irwin
Hadda Hadden
Mae Welton
Richard Welton
Sidney
Alice Gade
J. C. Jorgensen
Anna
Albert Johnson
Tom Allington
Mons Johnson
Tom Kennedy
Beatrice Nelson
Elizabeth Engel
Carl Christ
Frank Plessner
Childern
Kord Dykman
Lodge Pole
Vivian McManes
Alva Hart
Alva Heart
Geraldine Purdom
Krueger
Fressner
Frank Fressner
Alvin Franzen
Franzen
Carl Dennis Sorge
Frank Bowman
George Bowman
Rosalie Bowman
Geneva
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Sadie Irwin
Lake
Sidney Area Social Roundup Keeps Incoming Guests Busy
Maple Grove Junior residents and friends hosted visitors from Lodge Pole Sunol and Grand Prairie. Local families hosted and visited Friday through Monday with neighbors including Welton, Jorgensen, Gade, and Johnson clans. Liberty and Anchor schools opened with new teachers Lillie Gade and Helen Weatherwax.
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Maple Grove
J. H. Gell
Sidney
Fred Lehmkuhl
Will Taylor
Lodge Pole
W. W. Craig and Sons
Lorrell
Leslie and
Bryan
Sunol
Mons Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Ardis
Lehmkuhl
Johnson
Walter Frerichs
Alvert. Frerichs
Liberty
Anchor Schools
Lillie Gade
Liberty School
Helen Weatherwax
Anchor School
Sidney Nebraska City Council approves Illinois Street 30 project contract
The Sidney Nebraska city council in a special session approved entering a contract with the State Department of Public Roads regarding paving curbing and guttering on Improvement District No 3 and a 20 foot strip of Illinois Street as part of Federal Highway No 30 plus parking zones and city damage coverage during construction. The mayor and city clerk were authorized to execute the contract.
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City of
Sidney
Nebraska
Illinois Street
Federal Department of Public Works
State of
State Department of Public Roads
City Council Adopts Resolution on Year and Nay Vote
On the call of the year and nay votes thereon four councilmen voted yea Grabill Heavin Greenlee and Hardy none voted nay The mayor declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted The council adjourned Attest C C Jones City Clerk
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Grabill
Heavin
Greenlee
Hardy
C. C.jones
Eagle News Social notes from Lisco and area
Local items recap visits and travel among Lisco residents. Mr and Mrs Paul Ingwersen plan a visit in Arnold, with extended family gatherings at the Hume and Thurow homes. Several residents make trips to Denver Sidney and the Black Hills, and Dr Blackstone and other neighbors are noted for recent calls and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingwersen
Arnold
James Hume
Alfred Borges
C. G. Hume
Garhart Thurow
Art Kruger
Orval
Elda Hume
Lisco
Morris Jessen
Chas. Reed
Denver
Godfrey Jensen
Harry Reed
Fred Hennig
Leo Thompson
Black Hills
Howard Neff
Barbara Ingwersen
Jewil Spert
Scottsbluff
Bobbie Lyle Hume
Taylor
Sidney
Henry Coplein
Brownson Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Mrs C S Anderson notes visiting relatives at Big Springs and other social calls. Russell Lynch returned Sunday night with his sister visiting Monday. Roy Sitz and wife visited the Earl Tolle home Thursday. Edith Connelly visited the Wm McMillart home Sunday. Clark Fuller and Harold Lyngholm families hosted Sunday company. Jack and Jimmie Anderson visited Hugo Harrison Tuesday. James Mitchell Jr suffered a leg injury when kicked by a horse Monday. Lodgepole Creek reached its highest level in years. crops and bridges damaged. Brownson Sunday school held a picnic at Fuller grove after services.
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C. S. Anderson J
Gilbert ‘Gossin
C. S. Anderson
Jack
Jimmie Anderson
Hugo Harrison
James Mitchell, Jr
Lodgepole Creek
Brownson
Fuller Grove
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Guy Vv. Doran
Tenth Avenue
Cheyenne County
Nebr
Telegraph News
Miss Perkins
NRA
Grace
Grand Prairie
Bloom
W. O. Johnson
J. H. Weatherwax
Helen
Claude
Dorothy of
Dorothy Weatherwax
Morris Hernbloom
Walter Hernbloom
Mae
Kenneth
B. A. Johnson
Charles Welton
C.D. Green
Sidey
Oliver Hokom
Doris
Alice
June
Chas. Smith
Alfred Jorgensen
E. Planck
Ben
John Olson
Mack Weaver
Joe Stout
Harold Christensen
Forrest Planck
EB. Planck
Arthur Wallace
Art Sassaman
Royden Mitchell
Ethel
Josie Irwin
Frank Flessner
Henry Schmale
Arlene Schmale
Ralph Welton
Gus Einemann
Ray Tremain
Verona
George Lostroh
Henry Hargens
Herman Buescher
City Council
Sidney, Neb
Schroeder
12Th
15Th Avenues
Kepler
Jones
Eagle News
Fida Hume
George Miller
Lodge Pole Priday
Walter Weigers
Orval Hume
Kdngers
Jake
John Peters
Blackstone of
Gurley
Alvin Reed
Betty Anne
P.& G. Soap
Rob Ross
Jonathan
Hales
Pease Mop Coyerd
Gotse
Safeway Stores
Eh Teth
Hardy Furniture Store
Court” House
Liberty Brand
Finke
Fox Theatre
Bologna
Finke Creamery Company
Oxohono
Montana
Prunes
Navy
Beans
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