Community notices from Mount Vernon area events
Mount Vernon residents share social visits and meals with neighbors and relatives across surrounding towns. Local guests include the Sprenger, Lingwall, Nelson, Glassburn, Hammond, Andersen, Hul l, Ruhter, Lipke and Ben zel families, with trips to Scottsbluff Sidney and Denver noted. The piece records multiple dinners, visits, farm plans, and a funeral in Sidney for Mrs Elizabeth Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberne Luehrs
Kenneth Mueller
Keith Sprengers
Roy Andersen
A. M. Andersen
Sidney
John Lingwall
Charles Sprenger
Donald Lingwall
Potter
M. A. Nelson
Nadine
E. M. Nelson
Rev
W. L. Jewett
Milan Glassburn
Calvin Klentz
C. H. Hammonds
J. C. Johnson
Glen Beale
Dean Hunter
Bobby
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Stewart
Roy Hull
E. G. Ruhter
Harvey Benzel
Benzel
Andersen Farm
Ida Faye Hall
Carol June Anderson
John Sell
Scottsbluff
Hilmer Hoffman
John Sell and
Ed Lipke
W. L. Johnson and
W. R. Nelson
Lipke
C. H. Hammond
Melvin Phelps
Charles Fisher
Earl Gell
Ethel Klentz
Wes Jensen
C. Evans
Ella Howe
Touglas Marsh
W. L. Johnson
Elizabeth Olsen
Maple Grove Social Notes of Mrs Ed Miles
Maple Grove residents share visits and meals with neighbors and relatives from Wednesday through Monday. Guests include Joe Sweet Alfred Homolka Cecil Tremain Verne Sharman H Michelman John Olson and others as families gather for dinners and a silver wedding anniversary。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Stately
Leroy Johnson
Joe Sweet
Alfred Homolks
Clarks
Nebr
Verne Sharman
Wm. Badziong
Hazel Miles
Harry Sparks
Arnold Michelman
Mancus
Cecil Tremain
Harry Stately
John van Mark
Albin Johnson
Julia Rasmussen
John Olson
Ed Miles
Hazel
Lorring Tobler
Sandra
Jeanne Stately
Lorraine Stately
L. P. Houge
W. T. Sharman
Alfred Homolka
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Beatrice Nelson
Alfred Jorgensen
Clarence Dorman
Lester Badziong
Dale Jones
It Can Happen To You Safety Theme In April Nebraska
Nebraska Safety Council promotes a April safety campaign Your Life Is In Your Hands to stress personal responsibility in traffic safety. Horace Crosby notes 32030 Joe Doakes deaths last year with 269 Nebraskans killed and 6658 injured to urge drivers and pedestrians to stay attentive and obey rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Safety Council
State Safety Council
Joe Deakes
Horace Crosby
Joe Doakes
Nebraska
Crosby
Safety Council
Alliance Newspaper Sold By Sallows to Seaton Family
The Alliance Times-Herald, published by Ben J. Sallows, is sold to Fred A. Seaton of Hastings. Effective April, the transfer ends Sallows 1913 ownership after merging Alliance Herald in 1922. Seaton and partners run papers in Lead Deadwood Coffeyville Manhattan Winnipeg Sheridan Hastings and operate several radio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Times-Herald
Ben J. Sallows
Fred A. Seaton
Hastings
Sallows
Alliance Times
Alliance Herald
Times-Herald
Seaton
N. Seaton
Manhattan
Kas
R. M. Seaton
Coffeyville
Lead
Deadwood
S. C
Winfield
Sheridan
Wyo
Fire Extinguishers Should Be Checked
Fire Chief Arnold Braasch urges all extinguisher owners to check devices regularly after a non functioning unit and a fire incident prompted the warning. He urges adding a quick check to spring cleanup and offers department help. Caution is advised when burning yard waste to prevent fires this spring. Telegraph Want Ads Bring Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Braasch
Braasch
Fire Department
Nebraska Fishing Rules Include Year Round Open Seasons
Open year round fishing for rock bass bullheads pike freshwater drum white bass sunfish and many others with varying bag limits. Channel catfish limit ten and trout set at twenty pounds plus one with a ten trout cap. largemouth bass ten inch minimum and ten per day across species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry, Brown and
Rock
Game, Forestation and Parks Commission
State of
Nebraska
Class D Record Gate Receipts Set at Sidney Tourney
Sidney reports a new record for Class D gate receipts with 1,184.05 dollars, the highest in the state for a D meet. The nearby Class C playoff between Chappell and Chadron Prep nearly matched a record, grossing 438 dollars, second only to the C playoff at McCook Junior College with larger seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Chappell
Chadron Prep
McCook Junior College
Junior Farmers 4-H Club Holds March Meeting at Legion Hall
The Junior Farmers 4-H Club met March 25 at the Legion hall with eleven members. La tham Mortensen joined as a dairy project participant. A roller skating party in Sidney entertained the group, who filled out yearbooks and watched films Crocodile Thrills and Sports. Mrs. A Westerhoff led games, followed by lunch prepared by Mrs. Sorge. Ronald Dykman, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Hall
Latham Mortensen
Sidney
A. Westerhoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mount Vernon
Maple Grove
Cecil Tresham
H. Michelman
Ted Oliverius
Harvey
Tom McGowan
the Fox
Errol Flynn
Mary Stuart
Warner Bros
Technicolor
Mr. Crosby
Alliance Newspaper
Bob Agee
Telegraph
Labor Department
Fort Lupton
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Farms Security Administration
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Great Western
Potter Legion Hall
Gays
Dix
Tom Pape
Kimball
Stoneham
John Deere
McCormick Deering
Howe Grain
Spike Tooth
Red River
Gould
Coronado
Setchell-Carlson
Galloway
G. G. Thurow
Ofee
Potter State Bank
Jim Hoover
Sterling
Junior Farmers Club
Ronald Dykman
Lee Swedland
IHC
P&o
Krause
Innes
Sale
Barney Benson & O. E. Benson
Color
Vilegraph
Koppers
Hamston
Ollie
Portland
Oregon
Wele
Davidson
ANDIO
Baltimore
Kel
Paei
Sorei
Davidson Safety Patrol
Bill Duffy
Andread Koppers
MR. Davidse
USTEN
Joseph Davidson
Presdent
Carl
Tracy Bearing Service
10Th Ave
Ferguson Tractor & Ferguson System
Ana i
Blome Motor-Cos
Ancel
Elmer Laoyd
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