Depot Doings at Sidney Officers Club Dinner Dance
Sidney residents and Depot personnel gathered at the Sidney Country Club for a dinner dance hosted by Officer Club members and their wives. Tables for four, decorated centerpieces by Mrs. J. C. Bush, and a program of dancing and community singing followed a cordial evening with Capt. Walkup, Capt. Crable, and other Depot personnel in attendance. Kenneth Ray Zimmerman welcomed a newborn son as the couple celebrated with the Depot family, while various local residents and service members attended other club activities and gatherings.
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Sidney
Officer Club
Sidney Country Club
Depot
J. C. Bush
Jacob Mahr
Bush
Www. P. Ackerman
James Conti
Richard W. Walkup
Officers Club
Floyd Fisher
Walkup
Colorado Sprigs
Colorado
Texas
Jack B. Crable
Rae I. Duncan
Murray Salkin
Raymond Zimmerman
Kenneth Ray
The
Depot Hospital
Harold Arehart
Taylor Hospital
Ordville
Walter Freeman
Country Club
Richard Sothern
Clayton S. Radcliffe
Ralph Barnett
Floyd F. Fisher
San Francisco
Calif
Floyd
United Airlines
Denver
Ruth Stephens
Cof Ordvile
Eloyce Gilbert
Stephens
Iowa
Gene F. Shook
Paul Tonkovic
Horace
Lt. Childress
Sammie V. Stuart
Dalton
Nebr
Stuart
BOD
Oscar Cutkosky
Mercy Hospital
Community Church
Ordville Rec Hall
Elmer Schneider
Leroy Emerson
Nolte
Cutkosky
James Orwick
Russell Hedges
Steubenville
Ohio
William Koenecke
California
Drive Inn
Soil Control and Italian Farming Practices Observed
Dr. Fly noted that three quarters of the world’s oil is produced domestically while reserves total 10 percent of global supply. He cited Italy’s land reclamation efforts and a prewar comprehensive conservation program, and warned of insufficient tillable land for population support. Housewives urged to try a DUO DUSTIN CLOTH for dusting and polishing.
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Fly
Italy
Panhandle Firemen Gather Friday Fire School to Be Held in Scottsbluff
Fire chiefs announce a western Nebraska fire school in Scottsbluff at Elks Hall with demonstrations on rescue methods fire streams extinguishers and alarm systems. Registration starts 11 30 a m and program at 1 p m with aim to attract over 2000 firefighters led by Joe Fetters.
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Nebraska
Scottsbluff
George Williams
Elks Hall
Eighteenth Street
Avenue A
Williams
Joe Fetters
Entries In Chicken Contest End Soon
Nebraska farmers and poultry raisers are reminded by extension poultryman J H Claybaugh that entries to the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest must be made during the week of April 7 to 12. Chicks hatched in that week are eligible and only chicks hatched then may enter. Each contestant must start with 50 to 800 chicks. Any breed is eligible, including crossbred or hybrid. The contest aims to improve meat type conformation, early feathering, rapid growth, and attractive meat. Males should weigh about two pounds at eight weeks and four to five pounds at fourteen weeks. Entry blanks may be secured at hatcheries or from county agents. All entries must be identified by wing bands. a hatchery keeps the record. Wing bands and pliers are available from the University of Nebraska Poultry Department without charge. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Nabraska
J. H. Claybaugh
Extension Poultryman
Claybaugh
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
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Theron Jones
Carl Farmer
Glenn Yarney
Charles Stewart
William Hawley
North Platte
Joe Stibley
Nancy
Sterling
Phyllis Smith
Jesse Smith
Fred Becker
Los Angeles
Donald Schroeder
Barracks
Omaha
Fred Takeuchi
Bobby
Judy
George Deitz
Takeuchi
SOD Post
W. H. Cramer
Donald
Carl Bonner
Lee Hendricks
Mary Ann Bay
Nebraska Society For Crippled Children
John M. Thomas
Mary ‘Ann
Telegraph
Panhandle
Vnala
Wales
Stan Musial
Kapok Center
Spark Plug Sale
Riverside