Weekend visitors and travels across states
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kokjer and daughter Ann visited Denver. Wayne Livingston left for Los Angeles after visiting his parents in Sidney. J. H. Lowe and Sally Dee with Mrs. C. B. Bentley visited Denver, accompanied by Betty Dunaway. Mrs. Ralph Hill spent the weekend in Laramie with Wyoming University students. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Coyle plan a three month southern vacation. Dorothy Blair and Mary Van Valkenburg of Sterling stayed with Dick Roberts. Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch and family plus Wilma and Elton Segelke left for San Francisco. Segelke will stay there. The rest return to Sidney after California vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dutton travel to Scottsbluff after visiting Sidney. Mrs. Clifford Bloomenrad of Rawlins, Wyoming, visits Sidney with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lowe
Sally Dee
C. B. Bentley
Denver
Betty Dunaway
Bertha Bentley
Ralph Hill
Laramie
John Warburton
Mr. Warburton
Wyoming University
Arnold Braasch
Braasch
Larry
Wilma Segelke
Elton Segelke
San Francisco
California
Mr. Segelke
Sidney
Monticello College Student Visits Omaha and Lincoln
Mrs J L Hand and daughter Marilyn shopped in Denver and Omaha while Miss Barbara Radcliffe from Monticello College Illinois visited her parents in the area. Jo Radcliffe stayed at home as Barbara left Omaha by plane to Monticello. The note lists numerous weekend visits and travel between Scottsbluff Sidney and Denver with several relatives and students mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Radcliffe
Monticello College
Godfrey
Illinois
C. S. Radcliffe
Jo Radcliffe
Martin Williams
Denver
Miller Family Guests From Dannebrog Nebraska
Mr and Mrs A S Miller and son Arnold of Dannebrog Nebraska visited Mr Miller s brother N S Miller and family in the area from Thursday to Sunday of last week staying at their home and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leis
Brush, Colo
Carl Haze
Mitchell
Emanuel Troutman
A. S. Miller
Arnold
Dannebrog
Nebraska
Mr. Miller
N. S. Miller
New Books at the Library
Adult fiction titles include The River Road Keyes and No Private Heaven Baldwin The D A Breaks a Seal Gardner Valley Thieves Brand Those Other People O Donnell Best American Short Stories of 1945 Foley Glory For Me Kantor Non fiction includes Ploughman of the Moon Service A Nation of Nations Adamic Lovely is the Lee Gibbings The Cossacks Hindus Soldier of Democracy Davis Officially Dead Raynolds The Big Three Dallin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Baldwin
My Lady of Cleves
Ploughman of the Moon—Service
Adamic
Lovely
Lee—Gibbings
The
Davis
Raynolds
Dallin
Merry Maids 4-H Club Meeting Report
The Merry Maids 4-H Club met at Beverly Wasser on April 5 with twelve members, our leader, assistant leader, and two visitors. Roll call named a bird. Next meeting requires bringing cloth for a luncheon set. Arlene Hiner will demonstrate luncheon set making. A lunch was served. Next gathering will be at Jeanne Livingston’s home on April 19. Jeanne Livingston, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maids 4-H Club
Beverly Wasser
Arlene Hiner
Jeanne Livingston
Cheyenne County Commissioners Meet in Sidney April 2 1946
Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse in Sidney on April 2 1946. Chairman Cecil Hunt led the session with Commissioners Shaw Erickson and County Attorney Kepler present to audit and approve a lengthy list of General Fund and special fund claims and establish a new public highway on the Cheyenne County sectional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Cecil Hunt
Guy Shaw
Ed Erickson
R. P. Kepler
I. L. Pindell
General Fund
DeLoris Block
Viola Stormberg
Bette Blackman
Fern Brauer
Rudell Short
H. Stevens
Dan Campbell
Prieda Narjes
Robt. A. Barlow
Arlene Engel
Louise Downs
Edith Oldershaw
John Ahlm
L. L. Spindler
Arnold Braasch
W. W. Schulz
C. E. Simpson
Mrs. C. E. Simpson
Lorraine Anthony
Augustine Co
Omaha Print. Co
St. Journal Print. Co
K-B Print. Co
Mile
Lloyd Lockwood
Hazel
Range
Cheyenne County
Township 16
Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners
Famous Canteen Closes After Serving Millions
The world famous Service Mens Canteen in the Union Pacific station at North Platte Nebraska closed on April 1 after 54 months of operation. The sign was taken down as workers lowered it to Rae Wilson and Mrs. Adam Christ while C H Land steadied the ladder. Miss Wilson opened the canteen December 25 1941 but illness forced her departure for California and Mrs Christ carried on. Service men worldwide sent thousands of thank you letters to the women operators, with support from North Platte groups Nebraska Colorado communities and the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
North Platte
Neb
Rae Wilson
Adam Christ
C. H. Land
Wilson
California
Christ
Nebraska
Colorado
Ironing guidance for fabric grain and hems care
When ironing, press with the length of fabric rather than across the width where possible. If a skirt, slip, or nightgown is cut on the bias, iron on a slant along the grain to prevent stretching and sagging that makes hems uneven.
Improve Farm Woodlot Yields Through Protective Practices
Foresters urge simple steps to raise per acre output from about 85 to 150 board feet yearly. Protect woodlots from grazing and fires to let trees replace themselves. Remove vines choking desirable trees and girdle wide crowned trees to aid younger growth while removing worthless species. Emphasize dense planting on the west and southwest to reduce winter winds.
Root Vegetables Store Well in Basement
Instructions for basement storage of root crops and select vegetables to last year round. Recommends partitioning a storage space, insulating walls and ceiling, using moist sand over a slatted floor, and installing controlled ventilation and warm air outlets. Keep light out to prevent spoilage.
South Sund Society Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Albert Kler and family spent Monday evening in the W R Brown home. Mrs. W G Brown and Jaylene of Crook visited at the Glenn O Dickin son home. Martha Workman of Sidney had a tonsillectomy at Taylor Hospital and recuperates with her parents A F Workman. G W Bonser of Sterling dined with Ed Ahlberg. Tom Kallhoff and son Tommy Joe of Sidney along with W R Brown dined with Glenn Dickinson. Mrs. Ed Ahlberg and Ronald cared for business in Sterling. Mrs. Ernest Bonser returned home after surgery. Frank Suchy repairs the tractor for Ed Ahlberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Drug
Jurgens
Chey. Co. Lbr. Co
C. W. Hornaday
Public Utilities
H. A. Stover
Greenlees’ Inc
Swift & Co
Tom Miller
Powell Home. Co
Chev
Mary Burbank
Mile
Marie Glant
Sal
W. P. Bullock
J. A. Sparks
County
Clarence C. Bacus
Bal
Herman Baumbach
Wm. W. Chambers
Labor
Bernard Grothe
Bal Sal
Archie Hafer
Everett Kurth
August Kurth
Melvin Kurth
Orvil H. K
Lee E. Sivesind
Irvin Shinker
Chester A. Vetter
Lab
Ed Kurth
Harry Quinn Jr
Alfred Seegrist
Bergners Shop
Rep
Dalton Coop
Dean's
Farmers Union
Foster Lbr. Co
Joe A. Gibson Inc
Jack Heavrin
Hutchison & Stover
Hellbush
Ehlers Station
Haworths Home
John Deere Co
J. H
J. H. Kucera, Fire Ext., 6.75 1584 Mayer Bros. Rep., 1.20 1585 Nebr. Mach. Co
Stickneys
Spearow Equip. Co
Sidney Tractor & Mach. Co
Thomas Lbr. Co
Western
Bridge Fund
Lynn J. Rowe
Frank Rhea
Vinc Tecl
Elmer H. Wills
Batavia Metal Prod. Inc
Che
Ethel ‘Dickinson
B. H. Grimm
Blanche Hiett
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Ella Ostermeier
Roberts Grocery
Grac
Star Market
Taylor Hospital
Fern White
Allow
Western Drug Co
Gasoline Fund
Roswell Robinson
Ralph Englert
John J. Jurgens
Ernest Mosel
L. A. Maus
Uel
Ed. Kurth
Grace Rogers
Drag Fund
Albert Kler
W. R. Brown
W. G. Brown
Jaylene of
Crook
Glenn O. Dickinson
Martha Workman
Sidney
A. F. Workman
Tom. Kallhoff
Tommy Joe
Glenn Dickinson
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Sterling
Ernest Bonser
Frank Suchy
Messina Quake Destroys City in 1908 Disaster
A historic earthquake struck Messina early on December 28, 1908, destroying the beautiful Sicilian city and claiming about 84,000 lives there. The shock and ensuing fires caused most damage, with extensive destruction along the Messina Straits from the seismic wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messina
Messina Straits
Happy Bill and Dakota Barn Dance Gang Take the Air
Happy Bill presents his Dakota Barn Dance Gang with the Dakota Play Boy Orchestra. The troupe, drawn from vaudeville and City Stock Cos., is praised for clean modern entertainment. The Stubble Jumpers join the lineup, with a daily North Central Broadcasting Co. feature from 4:30 to 5:00 PM central time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Bill
Dakota Play Boy Orchestra
City Stock Cos
North Central Broadcasting Co
North Central
Ideal System record books promotion by The Telegraph
The Telegraph advertises Ideal System record books for daily business records and income tax simplicity. Offers multiple sizes and percentage formats, emphasizing good quality stock and easy accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
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T. E. Kokjer
Daughtr
Ann
Wayne Livingston
Los Angeles
Calif
Arvin Livingston
Marine Corps
Mrs
Barney Coyle
Texas
Mrs. Coyle
Dorothy Blair
Mary van Valkenburg
Sterling, Colo
Dick Roberts
Howard Dutton
Scottsbluffs
Mr. Dutton
Keith
Clifford Bloomenrad
Rawlins, Wyoming
Glenn Hedgecock
J. L. Hand
Marilyn
Leland
Martin Block
Jake Schilling
Alex Saurbreit
Norman Hecht
Raymond Aurich
Bernice Aurich
Scottsbluff
Roy Wells
W. D. Powell
John Pyle
Cheyenne
George Hossack
Omaha
Mr. Hossack
J. Q. Hossack
J. R. Taylor
Lee Ellsworth
Earl Horton
Harriett Holt
Horton
Alton Wagner
Lincoln
Thureday
Louis Million
Paich
Melvin Happell
Chicago
Janie Marie
Appell
Walter Happell
Navy
Richardew
Georgia
Dave Leg
Ariel Battershell
U.S. Navy
Fro
Army
Alva L. Cox
Lemoyne Anson
Clarence Ewart
Warren Stile
Duane Booth
Leonard Meman
John Armstrong
Denver University School of Commerce
D. Armstrong
Evel Johnson
Donald Son
Bess Simpson
Merry Maids Club
Lewis E. Million
Dens Oil Co
Kokjer Motor Co
Porter Oil Co
Sidney Tractor & Machinery Co
Sidney Utilities
Almas Cafe
Bertha Busse
F. A. Bayliff
Genevieve Connelly
Hull Cook
Craig Home
Ars
Jensen Nursery
Chappell
Famous Canteen
Sanitizor
Maytag’ Vogel
Nebr
St. Ave
Cae
South Sund
D. E. Dickinson
G. W. Bonser
Sidney City Auditorium
McKem Delta
McKems
Parents
Good Housekeeping
A Fox Inter- Mountain Theatre
Matinee
Yee
Rrobow Productions, Inc
Ay Crosby
Bergman the Bells of
Cae Seta
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