Sidney News Highlights Local Social and Business Travel
A sweep of brief items shows Sidney residents touring to Denver for business and visiting relatives, numerous local and out-of-town social calls, marriages by Judge Barlow, and community notes on clubs, schools, and shopping. Names include Ells, Gibson, Pavlat, Biggs, Niemeller, Barker, Rabe, Whitmore, Smith, Barlow, Doran, Erwin, Nelson, Schulz, Vogler, Cheff, Wait, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ells
Denver
Joe A. Gibson
Henry Pavlat
Ernest Biggs
Ralph Hammond
Gordon Niemeller
Sidney
Dalton
P. W. Barker
Herbert Rabe
Robert Whitmore
Ernest Smith
R. A. Barlow
G. V. Doran
B. F. Erwin
Delilah
Emily Gould
A. A. Rudd
A. W. Bunny
Vern Livingston
Gertrude Nelson
Helen Johnson
W. W. Schulz
N. A. S. McLean
J. C. Takis
A. J. Jorgenson
Paul P. Cheff
H. B. Nelson
Glen Spearow
Roy Liggett
M. E. Pettibone
Carl Jones
Leo Osborn
Earl Kratz
Frank Tobin
Clarence Kelly
George Saab
Tom Patrowsky
R. F. Dedrick
H. B. Frioglund
Big Springs
R. J. Hershey
May Vipond
Rapid City
South Dakota
Rush
L. D. Clark
St. Joseph
Barker
Mr. Clark
Clarence Perry
Mildred Rayner
Francis Hruska
Gilean and
Fairbury
Grant Poole
Poole Ranch
Marsland
Edward Hiett
Omaha
E. E. Hiett
Frank Schwasnick
Joe A Gibson, Inc
Methodist Church
Hanna Hammer
Salt Lake City
Freda
S. D. Vogler
Kimball
Chicago
S. H. Syder
Weyl. Senneff
Art House
Elmer Anderon
Marcella Powell
Ashnell
Leonard Vanta
Doris Gottman
Ok, Colo
Louis Haach
Fannie Dickinson
The
Pole
Social calendars filled with gatherings and farewells
Miss Mary Uptegrove hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Hanna Hammer at the Uptegrove home with autumn leaves and garden flowers. Dutch Treat club hosted a bridge luncheon, followed by two tables of bridge, prizes awarded to Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Simodynes. Several bridge and social events continued at country clubs and homes, with gifts, prizes, and traveling trophies noted. A long farewell note reports a 29 year stay in Sidney ending as the author moves to Hollywood to join her daughter, expressing gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Uptegrove
Hanna Hammer
Hammer
Salt Lake City
E. L. Uptegrove
Miss Uptegrove
F. G. Griffith
F. H. Wolf
Ed Arrens
F. A. Barger
M. E. Banta
Dutch Treat Club
Country Club
Leroy Larson
E. S. Stokes
Joe Simodynes
H. R. Heaton
Heaton
L. A. Bartholomew
J. W. Weland
Hi- Lo Club
R. E. Welch
Carl Jones
E. L. Hyde
Weland
Jones
L. L. Lockwood
D. L. Abbott
Business and Professional Womans Club
Idle Hour
Sidney
Nina Greenlee
A. J. Hepner
Amanda Gemeinhardt
Jeanetta Sloan
Hester Null
H. A. Stover
Jean Liebendorfer
M. G. Rice
Mariana Mayer
G. F. Liebendorfer
Valeska Neubauer
Rice
Helen Johnson
Greenlees
Hollywood
Mrs. McCutcheon
Weekday and Sunday Mass Times Stated for Parish
The notice lists weekday masses at 7 00 a m and Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m It notes Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 a m with Anton Link named as Pastor.
Episcopal Church Service Schedule Today
Church school opens at 9 45 a m with services of Holy Communion and sermon at 11 00 a m Rector J B Roe presides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Roe
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Notice
Presbyterian Church invites all to 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship service at Christ the Savior led by Paul P. Cheff. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the Savior
Methodist Church Schedule With Sermons and Prayers
The Methodist Church holds church school at 9 45 a m. Holy communion and sermon the Light of the World at 11 a m. Epworth leagues at 6 30 p m. Evensong and sermon The Lost Boy at 7 30 p m. Minister F Charling Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Epworth Leagues
F. Charling Mills
Assembly of God Church Sunday Services Notice
Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m evangelistic services every evening this week except Monday beginning at 7 45 p m Edward Williams evangelistic party in charge everyone welcome Saturday night questions will be answered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Williams Evangelistic Party
Notice to Auto Drivers in Sidney School Zones
Public notice from Herman Schroeder mayor warns drivers to observe stop and caution signs in Sidney public school zones. Special officers are assigned to enforce the ordinance and violators will be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Herman Schroeder
Farm Loan Report Shows Refinancing Of Farm Debts Since May 1
A federal land bank report from Omaha dated September 23 notes that $7,521,200 in first mortgage loans and $587,768 in emergency loans were issued since May 1. Over $3,000,000 refinanced farmers obligations due to 10 bank closures, aiding depositors. About $1,000,000 went to creditors of farmer borrowers indebted to closed banks. The remainder funded delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Lana Bank
Henry Borgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Aministration
Small percentage of school funds in default
State Treasurer Hall reports that less than 1 per cent of the principal of the 14,005,548 investments of the Nebraska board of educational lands and funds was in default. About 7 per cent of investments were in default on any interest payments, a sign of an unusual record amid widespread securities distress. The board manages funds for the permanent school fund, soldiers relief income fund, permanent state university income fund and normal school income fund, with $110,987 principal in default and $71,318 in total interest coupons in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Nebraska Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Permanent School Fund
Soldiers Relief Income Fund
Permanent State University Income Fund
Normal School Income Fund
One Sixth of Idle to Get Jobs Says Hodge
George Hodge, federal re employment director for Nebraska, estimates that at most one sixth of the state's unemployed will obtain work through public works before winter. Data show 61,098 registered unemployed with only 2,831 placed by the re employment service. Potential highway jobs total 10,774 and Missouri river work 2,550, with only about half of highway work likely this year. Last week 22,352 people received relief as highway employment improves several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hodge
Nebraska
Hodge
Beet harvest to start October 3 in Nebraska district
Beet harvest in the Nebraska district of Great Western Sugar will begin October 3 barring weather. Six factories start slicing operations October 4 and 5. District Manager F A Kemp reports about 2,000 workers plus factory staff, 16 extra railroad crews, and many new field jobs. Acreage totals 70,000, largest in years. An accurate tonnage forecast was not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Great Western Sugar Company
F. A. Kemp
Burlington
Union Pacific
Appropriation Ordinance for Sidney August 1933 payrolls and costs
City of Sidney pays general and special funds for payrolls and expenses including cemetery park and city hall payrolls, road and water and sewer costs, utilities, machine repairs, supplies, and contracts. Entries list vendors such as Western Supply, Winders Hardware, Bell Tel Co, and Cras H. Gardner with amounts from a few cents to over one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Park
City Hall
Texico
J. W. Fogg
Petty
the Warner Co
Mdse
Western Supply Co
Hendrie & Bolthoff Co
Winders Home. Co
H. B. Nelson
Mach. Co
Midwest. Tractor Co
W. S. Darley Co
Zion Office Sup. Co
West
General Fund O. H. Haines
Bell Tel. Co
L. Neubauer
Beckman Met. Co
James Case
Petty Cash
Western Drug
Fire Fund
Hellbush
Anchor Oil Co
Winders
Lbr. Co
Local Journeys and Family Visits Across Towns
East Gurley notes Mr and Mrs John Jurgens motor to Laramie Wyoming last week. Mr and Mrs Vernon Nelck stayed over night Thursday at the Charles Nelck home Grover Larsen took his little daughter to Sidney for treatment. Mrs Charles Nelck spent Tuesday and Wednesday night with her daughter Mrs Ray Miles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. West
Salt Lake City
Stevens van Engelen Stores
Sidney
West
New York City
Leo Osborn
M. W. Osborn
Ed Ahrens
C. E. Couch
R. B. Hamilton
John McCleneghan
Fort Morgan Yesteray
E. J. Stiverson
Stiverson
Irene Thorneen
Denver
Ell Beck
Thorneen
Howard Mortensen
Western Creamery Company
Carl Hutchison
West Coast
Los Angeles
Hutchison
Portland
Ore
Russell Stevens
Chadron
C. M. Livoni
C. S. Radcliffe
Tekamah
Gordon Bryant
Chicago
Phyllis Corbett
Hastings
Lucy Jordan
Kearney
Dale
E. L. Uptegrove
E. L. Agnew
Uptogrove Implement Company
Lander
Wyoming
M. M. Klein
J. S. Case Company
Chappell
Bus Marvin
Fairmont Creamery Company
Sterling
Lyle Green
Dayton
Ohio
F. G. Griffith
California
Ainter
Georgia Martin
Hammond
Ind
Edith Martin
G. B. Wookey
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
A. L. Garvin
Gurley
Will Easley
Commercial Cafe
Paul Simerson
Jimmy
Poole
Vern Pugh
Cheyenne
Beckman Motor Company
D. A. Pratt
Gibbon
Pratt
L. H. Sixta
Schuyler
John Jurgens
Laramie
Wyo
Vernon Nelck
Charles Nelck
Grover Larsen
Ray Miles
Local Social News Highlights and Sale Notice
Mr and Mrs John Weyerts and family joined Sexton Ahlmsdhom for supper Wednesday. Harold Kennedy of Denver visits his in laws Mr and Mrs Fred Schumacher. Charles Neick stays with Ray Miles Friday night. For sale furnishings for living room and house including piano and dining room suite plus kitchen and bedroom furniture. contact R B Farquher at Western IC2 and Storage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyerts
Sexton Ahlm Sdhom
Harold Kennedy
Denver
Farquher
Western Ic2
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fine
Ar Daily
Society Notes
Rebekah Kensington
Ward Jones
Mac ‘Rose
Eastern Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Kensington
J. W. Weiand
L. T. Poole
Fremont
Mesdames M. W. Osborn
Fletcher Mann
George Gerlach
Richard Hudnut
du Barry
Gemey
Three Flowers
Sidney Drug Co
Corner Drug Store
Frank Hazzard
Sidney Boy
Marvelous
New York
NBC
Anton Link
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Assembly OF God Church
East Gurley
By Thurmen Nelck
Greenlees’ Inc
Charles Neick
the Star Market
Prop
JoBo
Shoe Department
LD Food Store
Prunes
Julesburg
U.S
Jonathan
Betty Anne
Blue Hill
Maxwell House
Paradise
Creamery Butter Circle
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