Episcopal Church Plans For Coming Season At Sidney
Christ Episcopal church members and vestry met to map a fall and winter program. The report showed 17 percent more parish families and a 33 percent budget increase as Sidney becomes the deanery headquarters. The plan covers missions, education, finance, publicity, and social service with a weekday religious school and a children’s corner under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Dean Crawford
Episcopal Church
Sidney
Old Fort Sidney
Martin
A. K. Greenlee
D. R. Campbell
Department of Religious Education
C. P. Chambers
FP. B. Tobin
Leslie Neubauer
Christian Social Service
A. D. Greenlee
Burlington
Dean Ives
Christ Church
Children of Christ Church
Lack of Lodging Quarters Hinder Tourists
The article notes many automobile tourists suffer lodging shortages as ram camping remains common. An eastbound family with three children arrived after 11 PM and could not find a room, forcing some travelers to stay awake through the night as business leaders warn the shortage could affect trade. The piece also hints at improving trade outlook tied to crop reports, bail extensions, and rising show activity.
Antelope Divide Community News Highlights
Mr and Mrs J W Bertramson and family returned from Sweetwater on Wednesday. The Jolly Neighbors club met at Mrs Chris Nelsons August 30 with a large attendance and lunch. Mrs Jens Olson recovering well after an appendectomy at Miller hospital last week. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson Amy Ann and Mr and Mrs J W Bertamson spent Saturday evening at C B Fisher home. Mr and Mrs L K Nelson visited Andrew Andersons home Friday. Miss Georgia Johnston has spent the summer with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bertramson
Sweetwater
Jolly Neighbors Club
Chris Nelson
Jens Olson
Miller Hospital
Carl Larson
Amy Ann
C. B. Fisher
L. K. Nelson
Andrew Anderson
Georgia Johnston
Vernon Peterson
Dalton
R. R. Bovee
Potter
Opal
Faye
Delores
Carol Hashberger
Bassett
Hashberger
Howard Yost
Fern Sanders
Peter Nelson
Emma Morrow
Gering
Ena De‘LaMatter
Agnes
Julia Walsh
St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney
J. E. Morrow
Dan Heimer
John Peterson
Opal Bovee
Otto Hasemann
Scribner
Hasemann
Paul Mann
Clarence Overman
Charles Wilson
Ed Morrow
Meadow Lawn and Dalton Students Start School This Week
Vernon Peterson enters Meadow Lawn school in Dalton while Opal Faye and Delores begin in Potter. Hashberger arrives from Bassett and teaches in district 142. Neighbors and families, including the Morrows and Volls, spend weekends and Sundays with relatives, while threshers visit Dalton.
Local Family News and School Opening in District 821
A busy reporting period notes Mrs. Chris Nelson returning to Denver, Mrs. George Whitney traveling to Iowa for her father’s illness, and numerous Sunday dinners hosted by the Mads Larson Edson Madden and Madden households. District No 821 opened Tuesday September 4 with Miss Hazel Benton teaching, as families gathered at Edson Madden’s and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Nelson
Denver
George Whitney
Iowa
Carl Larson
Mads Larson
J. W. Bertramson
L. K. Nelson
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Miller Hospital
Frank Hazlitt
Inez
Harry Hazlit
Al Morrow Family Visits Dewey Dirks in Martin SD
District No 164 residents Mr and Mrs Al Morrow and their children Gladys and Roland spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Dewey Dirks of Martin South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Morrow
Gladys
Roland
Dewey Dirks
Martin, S. D
Sketch of Frank Rihn life as county pioneer
A brief sketch of Frank X. Rihn pioneer settler of Cheyenne county recalls his birth in Westhausen Alsace France on November 14 1852 and death August 31 at Gurley aged 75 years nine months and ten days He homesteaded near Gurley in 1885 and married Minnie Branger in Madison County Illinois on February 16 1882 They had ten children two died in infancy and his wife and a daughter passed away before him Survivors include his children Mrs W O Forward Mrs Charles McRoberts Edwin Rihn Catherine Rihn William Rihn Emma Rihn Joseph Rihn six grandchildren and many friends The funeral was held at English Lutheran church Gurley conducted by Rev W T Kahse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Rihn
Cheyenne County
Gurley
W. T. Kahse
Sidney and Gurley
Westhausen
Alsace
France
W. O. Forward
Rihn
America
St. Jacobs
Ill
Madison County
Minnie Branger
R. L. Carrier
Charles McRoberts
Edwin Rihn
Catherine Rihn
William Rihn
Douglas
Wyo
Emma Rihn
Joseph Rihn
Alhambra
Calif
Local farmer and county official remembered for steadiness
The obituary honors a county official and respected farmer who served on the board of county commissioners, known for his tilling of the soil and recognized as one of the area’s most successful farmers. He offered help to those in need with steadfast integrity and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tial
Board of County Commissioners
Peddlers and housewives clash over warning notices
Canvassers pester Sidney households as Henry Pavlat, chamber of commerce secretary, carries a warning card. Housewives report growing intrusion from peddlers and book canvassers, with some homes visited eight to ten times in a single morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Housewives
Henry Pavlat
Chamber of Commerce
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Acissouri
Frank Rihn
Ats
Sidney Bottling
Freytag Variety Store
Kratz Abstract Co
Earler
KRATZ
Pres
Kttle Sidney Specialists
Nebr
U. S. A. Theatre
James Murray
Helene Costello
Kentucky
Our Gang
Wontooten
Fonte Risse
E Adolfh Zunog
Jesse
Lasay
Y Mary Brian
Garamount
William Fox
Stei
Harry Dunbar
Toby
Colleen Moore
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