Scottsbluff waitress freed from perjury charge in Lincoln hotel case
Marie Dawkins was released Tuesday morning from jail and headed to Sidney after a county attorney signaled doubt about pursuing perjury charges. Scottsburg Daily News quoted local officials questioning the reliability of her testimony in the Jack Gayton assault case, noting she appears easily swayed.
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Marie Dawkins
Sidney
Scottsburg Daily News
Grimm
Miss Dawkins
Sandy Moorehouse
Denver
Jack Guyton
Lincoln Hotel
Home Service Reports March Activities
Home Service outlines total cases for March with 28 new cases and 44 cases filed back. Old cases during the month are noted as ongoing while future work yields 28 new cases and 44 backFiled.
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Home Service
Fourth Street Market Sold to Bliss and Jones
The Fourth Street Market and Sanitary Market changes hands this week as L. E. Bliss and EE. K. Jones acquire the meat department and rename the business Model Market. Bliss plans expanded wholesale and retail meat and milk sales, a Bliss dairy herd, and a Happy Hollow feeding yard to service Box Butte county farmers. Home Cook Shop opens Wednesday with coffee and waffles, and Elks lodge hosts initiation and buffet luncheon while Christian church workers improve the lawn and share supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First’s
L. E. Bliss
EE. K. Jones
Sanitary Market
Hirst Grocery
West Third Street
Greek Club
Messrs. Blise and Jones
Bliss
Hie Farm
Happy Hollow
Hie
Box Butte County
Omaha
Alliance Creamery Company
FiveYearOld Little Colerick Undergoes Aprons Cills
Five year old Little Orville Colerick, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Colerick, was operated on this morning at St Joseph hospital for aprons cills. He was removed to his home and was apparently doing well according to the last reports.
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Orville Colerick
Bob Colerick
St. Joseph Hospital
Women Voters elect officers and note Cleveland convention
The Society League of Women Voters met at Miss Lizzie Coker’s home and elected officers for the coming year. The national convention will be in Cleveland next week with Nebraska to be well represented.
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Leagve of Women Voters
Lizzie Coker
Flo Henry
Lille Coker
Harriet Vance
Julia Burkharst
Ida M. Fernald
Mary Bignell
Barkhurst
Miss Coker
The
League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Ohio
Nebraska
Married couples and luncheon guests gather at Alliance event
The gathering included Mexdames H. C. Condit and others as a four course luncheon was served. Harvey R. Woolston and Mable V. Fetter were married in Alliance by Rev. Mearl C. Smith and will reside in Moorecroft. Harry G. Bush and Effie M Hawkins were also wed by Rev. M. C. Smith and will live near Berea.
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Business Girls’ Club
Brennan's
E. L. Meyer
H. C. Condit
D. McCormick
Guy Miller
C. L. Finch
A. E. Nelson
M. Onger
Harry Patrick
Lee Sturgeon
Geo. Potter
J. Connor
A. W. Newbern
J. H. Kinsein
Harvey R. Woolston
Mable V. Fetter
Moorecroft
Wyo
Alliance
Mearl C. Smith
Harry G. Bush
Effie M Hawkins
Berea
M. C. Smith
Local residents among moves and medical updates
C W Cooper preached at the Christian church then left for Bayer. Mrs Cooper visits her brother in Auburn Nebraska. Mrs Chas Hurst and daughter Dorothy return from Denver. Mrs L A Surprise ill in Pasadena California. A Moore of Elsworth visits Alliance. C A Keebaugh of Mitchell had a minor hospital operation. A J Phelps of Lingle Wyoming had appendicitis surgery. Fred Shear of Ellsworth operated for setmeatsfy. Lina McKee of Belmont taken to St Josephs hospital. Ed M Banks returns to Box Butte after California trip. Leiya Johnson bought property at Eighth and Laramie. Mary Rokhar of Laramie guest of Opal Russell. Mrs P S Armstrong of Hoffland operated on at local hospital. C A Davis of Mitchell had appendicitis surgery yesterday. Mr and Mrs W A Lyons of Bayard move to Alliance. Paul Boyd Jones, son of Mr and Mrs C H Jones, has measles.
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C. W. Cooper
Christian Church
Bayer
Cooper
Auburn
Neb
Irwin
Chas. Hurst
Dorothy
Denver
Worl
L. A. Surprise
Alliance
Pasadena
Calif
A. Moore
Elsworth
C. A. Keebaugh
Mitchell
A. J. Phelps
Lingle
Wyo
Fred Shear
Ellsworth
Lina McKee
Belmont Og
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ed M. Banks
Box Butta County
California
Lieya Johnson
Eighth
Laramie
Mary Rokhar
Opal Russell
Armstrong
Hoffland
C. A. Davis
W. A. Lyons
Bayard
Paul Boyd Jones
C. H. Jones
Old-fashioned doctor and family fade in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Public Ledger laments the loss of the old-fashioned family doctor and the traditional family unit as trends shift. The New York World notes Constantine’s speechless path to a 98 percent election victory.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Constantine
New York World
Railroad fare hike eyed to boost home life, Star notes
The Indianapolis Star reports a new railroad fare increase is seen as aiding domestic life by easing travel costs for families and improving accessibility to home-centered activities.
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Indianapolis Star
Local travel and personnel notes from town column
F C Hershman left for Tefft Indiana with Mrs Hershman and Miss Spacht. Miss Glenn Mounts takes a new post in County Clerk Avis Joder's office. Mr and Mrs Fred Holsten depart for Excelsior Springs Missouri for a week or ten days. Hal Gribble of the Mallory meat department fell ill and A C Smith filled in briefly.
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F. C. Herchman
Tefft
Ind
C. E. Hershman
Maude Spacht
Omaha
Glenn Mounts
Avis Joder
Fred Holsten
Excelsior Springs
Hal
Mallory
A. C. Smith
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Scottsbluff
Total
Fourth Street Market
L. E. Bliss and Jones
Home Cook
General Delicatessen
West Fourth St
A. H. Robbins
Elks Lodge
Bible Clase of
the Baptist Church
Harvey Hacker
Mesdames James Dobrey
O. F. Herbaugh
Oscar Krumtum
J. B. Minort
A. A. Wright
Henry Beach
Julia Barkhurst
Herman Stille
G. F. Hill
L. C. Powell
A. J. Gahagen
W. E
W. M. Wilson
East Ird Street
Earl Lowley
Natrona
Addie G. Sullivan
Pueblo
Colo
Tash
Burlington
Frank R. Mackey
Vike
Suy Smith
Children’s Pumps and
Oxfords
Calico Sale
Earl & Wilson Make
Toile Dunord
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