14 Sears Ago Sidney Truck and Tractor Co. Formed in City
The Sidney community notes formation of the Sidney Truck and Tractor Co with capital stock of 525,000. Officers listed include Stephen Jensen president M. J. Kinney vice president R. C. Christopher secretary George Christopher treasurer and I L Pindell as Sidney postmaster.
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SEARS
Sidney Truck and Tractor Co
Stephen Jensen
M. J. Kinney
R. C. Christopher
George Christopher
I. L. Pindell
Sidney
John Peeiv
Clara Burke
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Link
Fred L. Stephens
Stephens
Sidney Lumber Company
Frank Gates
Nellie Tibbetts
John Borland
L. L. Holmes
N. P. Johnson
Bessie Ruhter
Mary Black
Winston
Sterling
Clyde H. Johnson
Minnie Schenk
Bridgeport
Burlington
Clayton Radcliff
Lincoln
The
State University
A.W. Atkins
Billings
Mont
Lancers
D. W. Wellxer
Dalton
B. S. Burnell
Union Pacific
Acci
Potter Items: Glen Ross Moves to Denver Store
Glen Ross, employed at the U and I store for a year, has accepted a position in a Denver store. J. M. Hughes becomes the first patient in Roche hospital at Sidney, undergoing tonsil removal last Wednesday. Mrs. Selma Swanson leaves for Lincoln with son Warren who will enter Lincoln schools this year while Melvin attends the state university. Mrs. Swanson also visited here last week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Leafdale. Mrs. Sloan returns from Central City with her mother, Mrs McElvain, who plans to stay onsite.
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Sidney
M. J. Galligan
John Cameron
Joh Glickauf
Swiger
Hugh Clark
Sterling
Hugh
E. G. Fowler
Fowler
W. C. Jessup
N. S. Miller
Legion
Bertha Nelson
Anna Sanders
C. E. Biggs
Ernest Anderson
Mattie Nelson
Bluebird
C. E. Merscheim
Irwin Sanders
Taylor Hospital
G. A
A. R. Roberts
Omaha
Potter
R. A. Babcock
D. F. Enevoldsen
Don Wills
Helen Hersig
Barbara
St. Louis
R. L. MacAdam
Dix
Hersig
Mrs. MacAdam
Ray Arnell
Martin Leafdale
Chicago
Century of Progress
Harvey Fisher
Lastriday
E. H. Seyfang
K. Hansen
Edna Seyfang
K. c
Pritchard
Kimball
J.R. Lancaster
Rev. Wilson
India
Bruce Hagemeister
Glen Ross
Denver
J. M. Hughes
New
Lincoln
Warren
Melvin
The
State University
Swanson
W. T. Sloan
Central City
McElvain
Maple Grove Social Roundup With Local Families
Robert and Fred Irwin visited John and Chris Junker Wednesday evening. Farmers Union met at Liberty schoolhouse with a short program. Oct 11 meeting scheduled. Dorothy Grimes spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Nels Johnson and Ed Miles hosted guests at the Johnson home Saturday.
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Robert
Fred Irwin
John
Chris Junker
Nels Johnson
Ed Miles
F. A. Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Henry Nier
J. C. Jorgensen
Ed Cortney
Grandma Cortney
James Irwin
Robert Irwin
Farmers Union
Liberty School
Lloyd Johnson
Julesburg
Elmer Gade and
Lowell Hckom’s
Dorothy Grimes
Albin Johnson
Ruth
Art Sassaman
Saturday Evening Guests Share Neighborly Dinners
Local households across town hosted dinners and Sunday visits, with Mrs. Barton, Mr. Spiker, the Sharmans, and many others dining at friends’ and relatives’ homes. Guests included Bartons, Hokom family, Sharmans, Miles, Green, Jurgens, Seimers, Sparks, and others, continuing through Monday with additional calls and visits.
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W. T. Sharman
eMr
Joe Green
win_Owens
Hade
Frances
Dallas
Charles
Louis Barton
L. P. ‘Houge
Earl
Vern Sharman
Art Sassaman
Ed Miles
Lowell Hokom
Vughter
John Hokom
Charles Smith
Eevelyn
Andrew Johnson
Max Weaver
Lou Perkins
Lincol
Elmer Gade
Donald
Ben Jurgens
Albert Brandl
John Theis
Henry Elsen
W. T. Sharman and Sons
Emma Ely
Angora
John
Henry Glant
Bayard
T. C. Spiker
Wade Sterling
Harold Spiker
NORTH DIVIDE By Mrs. Pear sparks
Mrs Pear sparks and Dick Seimer with Mrs Fred Seimers spent Wednesday at Fred Kettler home. Otto Kurz visited J A Sparks home. Clyde Kinton Ed Lipke assist carpentry at E Flessner home. Kinton of Nemaha visits son Clyde and family. Kettler and Stanton guests at Fred Sparks home. Harold Kettler and Rosetta Seimers returned from the east. Joy Sparks weekend with Florence Seimers. T W Hawkins and Elmer Childs hosted dinner Friday. Herman Blanks dinner guest at Ed Wolverton. Dance at Gurley attended by Fred Kettler and others.
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Fred Seimers
Harry Sparks
Jack Sparks
John Pavlat
Wade Sterling
Alex Sterling
Dick Seimers
J. A. Sparks
Paul Sparks
O. L. Miller
Ed Wolverton
Chester Trabe
Roy Anderson
Kimball
Ray Frame
Edna
Sidney
William Hecker
Dick Seimer
Fred Kettler
Otto Kurz
Clyde Kinton
Ed Lipke
E. Flessner
Mr. Kinton
Nemaha
Clyde
Mrs. Kettler
Stanton
Fred
Eamily
Harold Kettler
Rosetta Seimers
Joy Sparks
Florence Seimers
T. W. Hawkins
Elmer Childs
Herman Blanks
Ed ‘Wolverton
Gurley
Card of Thanks from Presbyterian Circle
Members of the Presbyterian circle express deep appreciation for all efforts and cooperation that made the recent home talent production a success. Those in the audience and those who participated played big parts in the event.
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Presbyterian Circle
Presbyterian Circle Presents Noted Home Entertainment Fixture
The Presbyterian Circle showcased a highly regarded home entertainment feature cited as among the best in recent years, highlighting its quality and appeal. The event drew attention for its refined presentation and lasting impression on attendees.
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Ed Carlton
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Vernon Neick
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S. James Irwin
George Lostroh
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