Sidney Notes Report Local Appointments and Visits
Stanley Rabe becomes clerk at Publix. Art Nelson and wife tour Pine Bluffs. Denver visitor Perry Roberts stays with his mother Ruth Roberts. Several hospital stays and deliveries at Roche hospital. Nielsen family moves to Omar court apartment. Various locals travel, visit, and attend events including weddings, business trips, and academic appointments in Sidney and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Rabe
Publix
Art Nelson
Pine Bluffs
Perry Roberts
Denver
Ruth Roberts
Tom White
Taylor Hospital
R. S. Meyers
Potter
Roche Hospital
J. Viggo Nielsen
Mildred
Jay
Omar Court
Dale Abley
Jacqueline Dale
Roche
Herman Treinen
Roy Sanks
Chris From
Harold Carmichael
Bob McFarland
Ogallala
Harold Morris
Louise Carlson
Kearney
Melvin Butcher
R. C Grieve
Railway Express
Guent
Clarks
Minard Olson
Harlan Jensen
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Sidney
Paul Sorter
Anselmo
E. J. Morgan
Jimmie
Dennis
Mitchell
Robert Whitmore
Charles Hitchman
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
W A Seland and Son
Omaha
J. W Weland
C C Rush
Thermopolis
Wyo
Sidney society notes reflect week of travel and gatherings
H P Lamb returns from Lead South Dakota after six weeks with son in law and daughter. Several families visit Sidney for vacations in Colorado mountains. Rattlesnake bite sent Fred Frerichs to Taylor hospital. Kenneth Johnson of Iowa City visits family in Sidney before returning to work as a photographer. Minnie Rice of Nunn, Cole visits Sidney and Lodge Pole ahead of Old Settlers picnic. Nielsen, Sorensen households host guests. Local clergy and youth groups plan Oregon trip and church functions. Miss Helen Jane Johnson gains Lincoln school director position. Miss Bessie Meenan resigns to move to Los Angeles. Community dinner and bridge parties highlight society calendar with numerous hostesses and prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J Childers
Julesburg
Charles Sullivan
Junior
L. T Hill
Liberty
W. G. Campbell
Campbell
Cheyenne
Dale Chambers
Lincoln
Chambers
The
State University
Business
Beatrice Birmingham
McCook
Tlephone Exchange
Miss Birmingham
Sidney Exchange
Lester Petersen
Torrington
Wyo
Petersen
Couth
Vyda Monefeldt
Racine
Wis
Gerda Monefeldt
Madison
R. N. Sorensen
Sorensens
Denver
Mountains
Sorensen
Allis Chalmers Company
H. P. Lamb
Lead
S. D
William Ramser
Mr. Lamb
J. W Sherwood
Charles Singular
Linn
Kans
Colorado Mountains
Fred Frerichs
Gurley
Taylor Hospital
Kenneth Johnson
Iowa City
Syckney
Jennie Johnson
Kenneth
Iowa University
Press Citizen
Minnie Rice
Nunn
Cole
Sidney
Lodge Pole
Old Settlers
M.C Nielsen
J. W. Nielsen
Sammuly
Herman Sorensen
Scottsbluff
Nielsen
Glen Hal
Miss Miller
Irina Hansen
Arnold Hansen
Aid Carroll
Rev
H F Krohn
Oregon
Harold Griswold
Attrnocn
Spitzer Electric Company
Ray Ohlbrecht
Griswold
Warren Rudd Radio Center
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Grand Island
Chappell
Helen Jane Johnson
Haywood School
Miss Johnson
Bancroft School of Lincoln
Bessie Meenan
American Bank
Clara Ladine
Los Angeles
Calif
Psitions
C. W. Shaffer
Union Pacific
F. C Thomas
Sunnyvale
Leo J. Thomas
Thomas
Ned Collins
Aviation Service
US Army
Singer Home
Fred George
E. Har
Clarence Forr
Archie Kirkpatrick
E. S
Vyda
Wusconsin
Leo Bischoff
R . Sorensen
Jack Lowe
Ross Barker
Stokes
Dutch Treat Club
A J Jorgenson
J H Heintein
Loomis Pease
Greenwith
Conn
Guy V. Doran
Country Club
Contract Club
Ciara McNish
Lin
Local staffing and social notes from Sidney
Mrs Marie Nielsen was added to the bank staff after Miss Meenan resigned. Miss Lacine long served as stenographer for Attorney Earl Kratz and will leave tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Henry Hargens and Mrs C R Mortensen joined Sidney residents at Fotter Day events, then attended a dance at the home of Mr and Mrs John Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Nielsen
Meenan
Lacine
Earl Kratz
Henry Hargens
C R. Mortensen
John Witt
Devonshire Apple Cider Hailed as Champagne Replica
A Devonshire invention uses apples to produce a cider said to resemble champagne in qualities. The cider is manufactured widely and sold under the name champagne cider and produced in the same manner as traditional champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonshire
England
Weekday and Sunday Masses Announced at Parish
Weekday masses at 7 am and Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9:30 am are listed. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction begin at 7 30 pm. Anton Link is named pastor.
First Methodist Church Fremont Announces Conference Week 1937
The First Methodist Episcopal Church lists church school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 60 with sermon A Despoiler or a Protector Epworth League at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with sermon The Church and Labor The seventy seventh session of the Nebraska Annual Conference will be held at Fremont from September 7 to 13 1937 led by Minister John J Sheaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Nebraska
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday services
Pastor Dr W T Kahse leads worship at 11 a m with a 9 45 am Bible school. Sermon titled The People Whom God Favors. Special music. Theme Happy is the people whose God is the Lord. Come let us worship the Lord.
Change in Church Service Times and Sermon Topics
The church schedules communion and sermon at 10 am with a sermon on The Most Difficult Sin to Combat. Evening worship at 7 30 pm features a sermon titled A Positive Rule. Choir rehearsal moves to Wednesday at 8 pm at Mr and Mrs Darnell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnell
Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Worship and Classes Schedule
Full Gospel Tabernacle announces services Sunday Wednesday and Friday at 7 45 pm with 10 am Sunday School and Bible Class at 11 am. Evening worship features Evelyn Endersby delivering The Greatest Question the Lord Jesus Ever Asked Have you answered it. Pastor Chas L Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Endersby
Jesus
Chas L. Thornton
Sunday worship and services at St. Pauls Lutheran
The notice lists Sunday schedule for St Pauls Lutheran with German service at 9 am, English service at 10 am, and Mt Vernon service at 8 pm. It cites the Gospel read for the day about serving God or Mammon and references Matth 6 24 34. It comments that the God of this world is riches and pride, which corrupts creatures and gifts of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon
God
Mammon
Love of the World Versus Devotion to God
A religious passage contrasts worldly desires with divine will. It cites verses about not loving the world, the lusts of the flesh and eyes, and the pride of life, urging followers to seek the kingdom of God and righteousness first, trusting God to provide. It quotes how God feeds birds and clothes lilies, noting believers’ needs are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Market quotations on corn oats and poultry prices
Market figures show corn 75, oats 32, barley 45 along with hen weights and quality grades for leghorn and jeghorn stock. Prices listed include butterfat 31 and eggs 16 with various egg brands and poultry categories noted.
New Orleans Cabildo Building Established for Museum Use
The Cabildo in New Orleans, built in 1795 and dedicated to museum purposes in 1908, houses history and art collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cabildo
Community Notes From Lyons Area Gathers and Visits
Bronson by Mrs Oscar Hatcher and Mrs Harry Anderson spent last Sunday at Bridgeport and Scotts Bluff. 4 H club meets Thursday at A F Anthony home with the Hansen girls. Harold Lyngholm and family visited A F Anthony's home last Sunday. Vern Longe and Pat Long of Kimball spoke with Raymond Anthony. Halsey Fuller returned from Maryland for a visit. Bertha Shindle helped cook for hay makers. Harry Anson shopped in Sidney. Joe McMillan visited with Harry Anderson. Jim Henderson shared morning with Mrs Royal Hostettler and daughter. Oscar Hatcher and ginner guests at John Frerich residence in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Longe
Pat Long
Kimball
Raymond Anthony
Halsey Fuller
Maryland
Clark Fuller
Bertha Shindle
Oscar Hatcher
Walter Heatman
Harry Anrson
Sidney
Joe McMill
Harry Anderson
Jim Henderson
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Jack Hoffman
Campbells Cafe
State Highway Department
Harrison
Florence Cox
R. N
Maynard
Evan Stines
Geogie Moore
A. K. Greenles
S.A Sweet
North Sterling
Thelma Lanterman
Ruth Boyle
Wilma Schulz
Twila Stegman
Donald Fulton
Sterling
Joe Hansen
Old Line Life Insurance ‘Company
Albert Weishapl
Norfolk
M. A. Zwickl
Elwood Evans
Deloris
Pauline Turner
Alliance
Albert Haworth
North Sidney
Flora Pierson
Fredrick Pultz
Anton Link
Emanuel Brauer
Roy Dresslar
Greenlees
Dresslar
Neal Atkins
Nebraska University
Herman Hiett
Dave
St. Luke's Hospital
Ed Hiett
Evelyn Clark
Norwood
Dale
Chicago
Sigurd
Ralph Gelvin
Dulce
Gelvin
Fred Runge
Royal Hostettler
W P Ackerman
Bridgeport
Barger
Newton Street
H R Watts
Donald
Dorothy Moe
Watt
J W Weland
Edward Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Star Meat and Storage Company
D. L Abbott
Mark
Keith
Ward Johnson
Sonny
Jerry
West Kimball Cam
Western Drug CO
DR. Hess
SAVE
William Raper
Billie Jean
Laramie
A W Bungay
Mr Raper
D. R Raper
Society Notes
LePlaisir-Emanon Club
W. D Harte
Hoiress
Catherine Greenlee
Don Shipman
Jarvis Bush
St. Paul
Pettibone
MG Rice
R. Kirkpatrick
David Els
J. C. Swinbank
Heschel
Spearow
Howard
Fox Theatre
Dave Abbott
Bobbie Spearow
Max Satchell
Roy Satchell
Roger Daniel
Harold Kind
Donald Robbins
Wpirnacle Coal
Demers & Son
Sunol
Nebr
Pageant
First Methodist Episcopal. Church
John J. Sheaff
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. T Kahse
Christian Churchl
Full Gospel Tabernacle
ST. Paul's Lutheran
Cary Grant
Constance Bennett
Ricardo Cortez
Sation
Universal
Lyle Talbot
Polly Bowles
Henry Hunter
Frank Reicher
Henry Brandon
William Lundigai
FOX News
Dick Tracy
Altonal
Alice Fayeritz Brothers
Don Ameche
Charis Winninger
Louise Hovie Rubinoff
Voix
Tony Martin
Arthur Treacher
Phyllis Brooks
Tip
Louis Prima
Jane Tyler Brooke
Chester
Morris
Gordon & Revel
Bronson
Scotts Bluff
A. F. Anthony
Hansen
Harold Lyngholm
F. Anthony 5
Star Market
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