Sidney News Bits Reflect Social Ties and Local Travels
A flurry of visitors and gatherings fills Sidney scenes, with relatives from Boone Iowa and Casper joining cousins at Gertrude Nelson’s. Weddings, engagements, and moves appear amid travels to Chicago fairs, Cheyenne business trips, Annapolis rejections, and Century of Progress plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckwater
Boone
Inns
Manitou
Colo
Ildred Naylor
Casper
Gertrude Nelson
Anna
Chicago
Hester“ Null
Omaha
Elizabeth Couch
St. Louis
Esther
Century of Progress
Nick Paper
Lincoln
G. P. Kratz
Boulder
George
E. L. Lukens
Allis-Chalmers Company
Sidney
Lukens
Fred George
G. A. Shepherd
Lyons
Nebr
Mr. Shepherd
Hugh Mitchell
Alliance
John Johnson
Ovid
John McCleneghan
Johnson
McCleneghan
D. W. Ewing
Betty
McCook
A. B. Tanner
California Perfume Products Company
John Seyler
H. F. Beckman
W. S. Nelson
Lawrence
Kan
Fred Spencer
Ceceli Sandquist
California
Jarvis Bush
Cheyenne
Guy V. Doran
Torrington
Wyo
Herman Schubarth
North Potter District
Society Notes Sunday Dinner and Birthday Parties
Society notes cover dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Gerlach and guests Mrs. Lyle Ford of Glen Rock Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Powell, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Biggs with daughter Betty. Also birthday party for Helen Lockwood after a theater outing, plus various club meetings and outdoor socials across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gerlach
Lyle Ford
Glen‘ Rock
Wyo
W. D. Powell
E. H. ‘Biggs
Betty
Eastern Star Kensington Meeting Schedule Notes
A sequence of coming events lists card party at Masonic club rooms Tuesday at 2 30. WWB A meeting at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night with a preceding covered dish luncheon at Legion park. Rebekah Kensington Wednesday at Mrs Frank Ackerman home. Eastern Star chapter Wednesday night at Masonic hall. Presbyterian circle Thursday at church basement and St Martha s guild Thursday at Mrs L T Poole home.
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Eastern Star
Kensington
Masonic Club Rooms
Ww. B. A
Odd Fellows Hall
Legion Park
Sidney Proclamation on Firecrackers Sale and Ignition
Sidney Nebraska mayor proclaims July first through July sixth for sale and ignition of firecrackers and similar explosives within the city limits. Dated June 26, 1933, Herman Schroeder serves as mayor.
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Sidney
Nebraska
City of
Herman Schroeder
Western Nebraska Trees Fail to Leaf Out in Spring
In western Nebraska many trees did not leaf out this spring. Chinese elms appear most affected, especially in Sidney, but County Agent Willey notes losses by variety are proportionally similar. Weather and soil conditions in Cheyenne County, a plains area, impede tree growth despite planting efforts.
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Nebraska
Sidney
Willey
Cheyenne County
Winners at Farmers Picnic Announced by Committee
At the annual Farmers Union picnic last Thursday the committee announced winners across multiple contests. Recitation went to Ruth Sparks. songs by C. C. clothing club. Huntsman won first for Happy Go Lucky Fix It club. Lodge Pole placed second and third in dairy calf, Better the Best. Boys under 8 saw Harold Kanse first and Melvin Brauer second. Boys under 12: Eugene Degenhart first, Sam Slack second. Boys under 16: Glen Oldenberg first, Eugene Degenhart second.
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Farmers Union
Ruth Sparks
C. C. Clothing Club
Huntsman
Happy Go Lucky Fix
Lodge Pole
Harold Kanse
Melvin Brauer
Eugene Degenhart
Sam Slack
Glen Oldenberg
Local Picnic Events Stamp Weekend Parade and Sports
Arnold Schiller won the fat man's race and Harold Lough took first with Glen Bales second. Mildred Sachs led girls under eight and Doris Young was second, while Ruth Fenske and Marie Jacobson led under twelve. Jean Edzards and Edna Van Pelt topped under sixteen and ladies free for all with Van Pelt taking first. Mrs Oldenberg and Mrs Juedes swept nail driving, tug of war went to the west side, Anton Leafdale and Roy Runyon won horseshoe. Gurley won the morning baseball 17 to 5 and Lodge Pole beat Potter 4 to 2. Evening dance drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Schiller
Paul Bundy
Harold Lough
Glen Bales
Mildred Sachs
Doris Young
Ruth Fenske
Marie Jacobson
Jean Edzards
Edna van Pelt
Jean Edwards
Mary Oldenberg
William Juedes
West Side
Anton Leafdale
Roy Runyon
Gurley
Lodge Pole
Potter
Sidney Loan and Building Association Shareholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders will be held at the secretary's office on July 10, 1933, at 7 30 p m for the election of three directors and other business. Leon Fine, Leslie Neubauer, Secretary. President 83-85
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. B. Club
Ed Lipke
W. E. Brockelsby
Henry Yowell
C. B. Kinton
O. L. Miller
The
Sidney Loan and Building Association
Leon Fine
Millions of Miller Cutworms In Nebraska Focus of Expert Advice
Nebraska farmers inquire about millers or moths seen nationwide. Prof. M. H. Swenk explains millers are the army cutworm in their moth stage, common for 25 years, causing little damage this summer. Eggs hatch this fall. if conditions stay favorable, small cutworm damage may appear this fall and next spring. Reports show rain reduced chinch bug impact but trenches and barriers between small grain and corn fields are being planned.
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Nebraska
Nebraska College of Agriculture
M. H. Swenk
Swenk
Agricultural College
Experiment station aims to deter cannon bugs near Havelock farm
A study conducted east of Havelock at an experimental station focuses on preventing cannon bugs from infesting the corn crop. The effort seeks practical pest control methods to protect yields and support local agriculture.
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Havelock
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S. J. Lance
York
Mr . Lance
Mrs. de Huff
Be.ll
Uptegrove
Marggaret
Virginia” Barlow
Clark Fuller
Halsey
Annapolis Naval Academy
Ella ‘Mark Lee
Boone, In
Womans Benefit Association
Winnifred Raddatz
North Platte
Laura Bixby
Harry Straight
H. F. Straight
Evelyn Schleet
Sterling
W. W. Appleyard
Assembly of God Church
Warren Dickinson
Fern Lambert
Marysville
Calif
R. A. Barlow
Thomas P. Ryan
Albuquerque
N.M
Edna V. Rodin
Cheywenne
S. Ruby Saylor
Virginia Barlow
Donald Kelly
Mary
Paul P. Cheff
Ray Davis
T. E. Kokjer
Harvey Vizina
Blair
Vizina
Beckman Motor Company
Catherine Jones
Frank Wagner
Scout
Scouts
Lawrence Fork
L. J. Thomas
E. J. Garvey
Dean Hagemeister
Ford
Harriet Mueller
Pine Bluffs
Joe A. Gibson
John Folkerts
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Edward Furer
Harry Highland
C. C. Rush
Kokjer Motor Company
Hazel Cronk
Sunol
Lucile Schulz
Maud Martin
Des Moines
James Cameron
W. F. Graham
Charles Gardner
H. B. Thomas
Arvin Livingston
Sidney Draw
Melvin Anthony
Victor McDonald
A. F. Anthony
Bronson
F. Charling Mills
M. E. Church
Patty
Janet
Bartley
Oxford
Atlanta
Elmer Robers
Burlingame
F. A. Barger
Edith Ward
Scottsbluff
George Forsythe
John Daniels
Roger
Mickey
Parks
J. J. Parks
P. P. Cheff
Evelyn Tompkins
A. J. Jorgenson
Florence Meinsen
H. B. Nelson
Ralph Low
Erskine
Alberta
Can
Lowe
Lois Simpson
Oshkosh
Sidney Sweet Shop
Eva Snyder
Joe Schiffer
Guy Chambers
C. P. Chambers
Thursto Megtian
Greenlees’ Inc
Society Notes
Helen Lockwood
Heaton
H. R. Heaton
Union Pacific
Thomas O'Connell
Harp
Charles Simpson
Willing Workers Society of the Christian Church
Meeting Missionary Society
Presbyterian Missionary Society
M.E. Pettibone
M. W.dimery
J. E. Grabill
R. H. Rogers
West Indies
Philippine Islands
George Young
E. Meyer
E. J. Browning
Lanham
I. E. Grabill
J. A. Perkins
J. C. Rosse
Idle Hour
Gilford Montgomery
Leroy Frice
Russell Ahrens
Oakley
Burdette Atkins
Ollicott Club
P. J. Heaton
B. C. Grabill
Don Howard
Lehman Can
Ira Singer
Helen Zaleska
Viola Tabor
Irene Tabor
Keith Mowrer
Gordon Tobin
Bob Dyke
Sid Greenlee
Chester Krueger
Krueger
Telegraph
Freytag Store
Illinois Street
Farmers Picnic
BEY Committee
Leslie Neubauer
Greenlees
Champlin’s
Champlin Tires
Farmers Union Cooperative Gas & Oil Company
Henry Johnson
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