Sidney Residents Leave for Visits and Local Movements
VOIR and Mrs George Gerlach and Mrs W D Powell travel to Harrison to visit relatives and friends through Sunday. Numerous locals attend business trips, hospital updates, and family gatherings in Sidney and nearby towns, with licenses issued for several marriages and several residents planning trips to Omaha Ames and Denver.
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George Gerlach
W. D. Powell
Harrison
Frank Snyder
Ralph Snyder
Sterling
Robert Porter
Porter Oil Company
Canada
Sidney Society Notes Highlight Hostesses and Clubs
Social news from Sidney features Mr. and Mrs. F G Griffith hosting a dinner for a New York visitor and her uncle R S Oberfelder, the Jolly Dozen club dinner and bridge at the country club, and honors won by Russell Dedrick. Kings Daughters meetings, Womans Benefit Association plans for its 40th anniversary, Le Plaisir club bridge luncheon with new member Mrs. Howard Booth, M E Kensington officer installations, Entre Nous club luncheon and bridge, and Fellowship League picnic with 32 attendees conclude the round of society events.
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F. G. Griffith
Hazel Oberfelder Blumenthal
New York City
Sidney
R. S. Oberfelder
B. C. Grabill
Jolly Dozen
Russell Dedrick
A. D. Greenlee
Womans Benefit Asociation
Odd Fellows Hall
Bridge
Rose Morgan
Ray Wellner
Frank Clinton
Lena Gates
Rogers
Raymond Rogers
le Plaisir Club
J. R. Taylor
Howard Booth
M. E. Kensington
Paul Simerson
A. A. Rudd
A. R. Kirkpatrick
Harriet Harr
P. J. Ackles
Glen Spearow
R. E. Roche
Spearow
American Legion Plans Annual Officers Election
The American Legion will hold its annual election of officers next Tuesday night. Strong leaders will be selected by the post to guide the organization through present difficult times, and members are urged to give careful consideration to their choices by Commander H. E. Bauman.
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American Legion
H. E. Bauman
Coroc Lemon Oil Polish for Fine Surfaces
Coroc lemon oil polish ideal for fine surfaces with no greasy film. Thomas Lumber Co. offers this product for maintaining wood and furniture with a clean, satin finish.
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Thomas Lumber Co
Chupshes Catholic Church Mass Times Published
Chupshes Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 7 06 and 9 30 am with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 am and weekday masses at 7 00 am led by Pastor Anton Link.
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Anton Link
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Sermons
The Methodist Church announces Sunday activities led by Minister F Charling Mills at 9:45 a.m. church school, 11 a.m. morning worship and sermon A Cause for this Hour, 6:30 p.m. Epworth league and young peoples fellowship, and 7:30 p.m. evensong and sermon The Beliefs of Jesus.
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Epworth League and Young Peoples Fellowship
Jesus
F. Charling Mills
Promotion Sunday at Christian Church Bible School
The Christian Church plans a big Promotion Sunday with certificates for students, a graded Bible school, and a full program including a children’s presentation. Attendance goal is 300, plus rally day activities and two services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m with midweek prayer Thursday. Pastor J H Bicknell extends a cordial welcome.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
J H. Bicknell
Rally Day Services at United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church urges worship and Sunday school growth with services on Sunday at 11 a.m. Attendance encouraged. entire Sunday school invited to stay for the service. Potter First Lutheran notes Sunday programs with church school at 2 15 and sermon at 3 led by Dr W T Kahse.
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Potter
W. T. Kahse
Holy Communion Service and Sunday School Schedule
The notice lists a Holy Communion service at 8 a.m. followed by Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. with J B Roe serving as Rector.
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J.B. Roe
Sunday Worship Schedule at Dr. Cheff’s Church
At 10 a.m. Sunday school begins followed by 11 a.m. worship. The sermon topic is The Sabbath led by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff.
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Paul P. Cheff
Prominent Gurley Couple Wed in Morning Ceremony
Arthur Franklin Rowan youngest son of Mr and Mrs F A Rowan pioneer farmers in the east Gurley district wed Etta Christensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Christensen of Gurley at the Rowan home Thursday morning conducted by Rev Sargent pastor of the M E church Gurley Rowan a graduate of the state university agricultural department reception or further details not provided
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Arthur Franklin Rowan
F. A. Rowan
East Gurley
Etta Christensen
Albert Christensen
Gurley
Rowan
Sargent
M. E
Agricultural Department
The
State University
Five Private Garages and Station Entered
Five private garages and the Bergstrom filling station were broken into Wednesday night by prowlers who failed to secure anything of value but a camera. Garages entered belonged to L. A. Donahoe, J. O. Johnson, W. F. Graham, William Bieternitz and A. D. Greenlee.
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Bergstrom
L. A. Donahoe
J. O. Johnson
W. F. Graham
William Bieternitz
A. D. Greenlee
Marx Brothers Horse Feathers at Fox Theater
Walter Winchell praises the Marx brothers new film Horse Feathers at the Fox. Preview audiences found it the year’s finest screen comedy and a must see for fans of rapid fire gags and college professor plots.
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Walter Winchell
Fox Theatre
Fox
Groucho
Harpo
Chico
Zeppo
Annual election of officers held by F F A boys
Sidney chapter of Future Farmers of America held its annual water melon feed for freshman Vo Ag boys Tuesday evening. This occasion also marked the raising of green hands to the degree of future farmers. Eight boys were elevated after reading the creed in the presence of about 30 attendees. New officers named by ballot: Gerald Hughes president, Pred Berggren vice president, Stanley Elsen secretary treasurer. The club looks forward to a strong year.
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Sidney
Future Fathers of America
Vo. Ag
Future Farmers
Max Anderson
Glen Anderson
William Chambers
Stanley Elsen
Gerald Hughes
Adolph Hengl
Udell Ward
Lowell Wolverton
Earl Masse
Berggren
Republican leaders arrive in Sidney for governor tour
The silver coated car hearing lead ing Republicans of the state on a statewide tour arrives in Sidney today and will be stationed at the courthouse at 12:30. Addresses will be made by Dwight Griswold, Republican nominee for governor, and others. The car is equipped with loud speaking equipment.
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Sidney
Court House
Dwight Griswold
Train Schedule Changes on Burlington Effective Sunday
Train times will be altered on the Burlington route with No 302 northbound at 1:07 a m No 304 northbound at 7:20 a m No 301 southbound at 1:35 a m and No 303 southbound at 2:56 p m effective Sunday September 25.
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Burlington
Peetz Bank Closes Doors After Board Action
The First National Bank of Peetz failed to open Monday morning by order of the board of directors. An examiner from Kansas City was asked to take charge, while directors hope for a reorganization. The bank has struggled for years with about $80,000 in loans and around $13,000 in deposits.
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First National Bank of Peetz
Kansas City
Sidney area social notes and visitors reported
Bonser and Woods families host and visit locals in Sunol and Sterling. Residents list multiple callers, shoppers, and business visits across Sunol, Crook, Denver, and Lodge Pole. A death report shocks locals as William Namath is found dead in his truck. Tom Carr and Dan Grose are noted for threshing.
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Tom Kendrick
William Woods
Sidney
F. L. Chapman
E. N. Roth
Charles Richardson
Albert Otties
G. W. Bonser
Ollie Wilson
Kearney
Donald Carr
Chicago
Crane Junior College
Noble Lewis
Little Daughter
Missouri
Hugo Kiih
Sunol
Charles Ehlers
Amelia Lindley
H. W. Bluhm
G.W. Bonser
Josie Namath
Surol
D. E. Dickinson
H. E
John Skrolle
Roy Howerter
Raymond Howerter
Denver
Tom Carr
Dan Grose
Local social notes and visits across Sterling area
Neal Brown called to enter army medical service at Fitzsimons Denver. Mr and Mrs B M Lewis and Mr and Mrs Noble Lewis were Sterling visitors. Ruby Lewis teaching at Tiff accompanied them home for weekend. Wm Brown ill. Dr Raser of Crook called. John McCumber and Rufus Gomer visited. Gomer sick with carbuncle but improving. Albert Otties and George Book visited Sterling. Ralph Gentry and Mrs Bonser visited Sunol. D E Dickinson hosted dinner for several friends. H H Misegadis bought seed wheat from D E Dickinson. John Rocker visited Henry Bruns home. Rocker and wife and H W Bluhm visited Sterling. Mrs Rocker sought medical care.
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Neal Brown
Army Medical Service
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
B. M. Lewis
Noble Lewis
Sterling
Ruby Lewis
Tiff
Wm. Brown
Raser
Crook
John McCumber
Rufus Gomer
Gomer
Albert Otties
George Book
Sunol
Ralph Gentry
C. W. Bonser
H. W. Bluhm
D. E. Dickinson
Ralph Killham
Glen Spearow
Lester Elkington
Mable Rauner
Stevens van Engelen Force
H H. Misegadis
D E. Dickinson
John Rocker
Pleasant View social notes and visits near Potter
Mrs J E Morrow records visits and calls among neighbors in Pleasant View. Miss Leona Hilpert works at George Stromberg’s. Mrs Bell Mathewson visits from Cheyenne. Art Brandenberg visits Dan Heimer. Rev G H Boekneke family spend evening with Ben Hilpert. W D Mathewson shoppping in Potter. gatherings at Morrow, Hilpert, Seeman, Steffens and Haack homes. baby girl welcomed at Haack home. Homer Light family dinner at Hilpert home.
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J. E. Morrow
Leona Hilpert
George Stromberg
Bell Mathewson
Cheyenne
W. D. Mathewson
Art Brandenberg
Dan Heimer
Mr. Heimer
Potter
G. H Boeknke
Ben Hilpert
John Heimer
Leona
Anton Steffens
Art Schuessler
Frank Mueller
Hugo Haack
Homer Light
J. H. McNew
Sunday Guests and Local Calls Reported in Dalton Area
Mrs Vern Pearson and the Gemeinhardt family were Sunday dinner guests at the Frank Mueller home near Dalton. Mrs J H McNew visited Mrs W D Mathews on Friday. Frank Mueller called on J E Morrow Wednesday. Art and Hugo Mueller and Art Fiehler were Sunday dinner guests at the Anton Steffens home. Mr and Mrs J E Morrow called on the Herman Schubarth home Monday evening.
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Frank Mueler
J. E. Morrow
Art
Hugo Mueller
Art Fiehler
Anton Steffens
Herman Schubarth
Low Fare Excursion to Denver by Train
Union Pacific offers a weekend round trip chair car fare from Sidney to Denver for 4.25 dollars on October 12 weekend. Call Union Pacific agent for train service dates return limits and reservation details.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Sidney
New Hat Shipment At Elite Hat Shop Bon Ton
Elite Hat Shop announces new shipment of chic hats arriving now at 1003 Hlinois St. Bon Ton shop location offers latest styles for customers seeking fresh headwear.
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Hlinois St
Bon Ton Shop
Shirt that stays your size forever ad
A salesman touts a 15 percent shrinking Arrow Shirt promising it will never change size. He claims the 1644 model is popular with 1514 customers. If the shirt ever shrinks, a free replacement is offered. Customers are invited to try the shirt in store.
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Colorado National Bank of Denver
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Boulder
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