South Sund Local Social Notes and Visits
Mrs D E Dickinson reports numerous Sunday visits and calls among Den ver Crook Sterling and surrounding towns. Families including Oliverius Kokes Reiken and Bonser share gatherings with Emils Suchy and Rose Mary's Duluth arrival noted. Birth announcements for Constance Carol and Sandra Okla City appear with Dickinson kinship connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Davis
Denver
D. E Dickinson
Joe. A. Oliverius
Ernest Bonser
Joe A. Oliverius
Emil Suchy
Rose Mary
Duluth
Minn
Juby
Sterling Wronday
Ralph Gentry
Joe J. Oliverius
Frank Kokes
Jay A. Oliverius
Ben Reiken
David Fraass
D. E. Dickinson
W. R. Brown
Ivan Cook
Joe A Oliterius
Ed Ahlbere
Betty Gentry Anderson
Kansas City
W. J Cayer
Constance Carol
Dickinson
Mesdare
Glen Kokes
Glenn O Dickinson
Amcere
Alpha Omeera Club
Harolid Stumrf
Ed Ahlberg
Ronelid
Sterling
Sandra
Avril
Alfred Proskovic
Oklahoma City
Okla
Union Valley Community News Highlights
Mrs. Paul Vick hosts Union Valley notes with Melvin Mathis visitors from Sisco, Eleanor Beyer sick, MCC Club gathering at Mrs Conrad Gerke’s, and prize winnings by Mrs. Paul Vick. W. L. Ravert back from hospital, Mrs Lloyd Ravert hospitalized again, and local visits from Otto Busacker and Ted Englert. Loss of around one hundred baby chickens at Leonard Baynes. Local ads urge DOO DUSTIN CLOTH and cheap typing paper at The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Mathis
Sisco
Albert Fecht
Eleanor Beyer
MCC Club
Conrad Gerke
Paul Vick
L. J. Siemer
Gus Gilgren
Dalton
W. L. Ravert
Otto Busacker
Henry Vick
Ted Englert
Lloyd Ravert
Dalton Hopital
Leonard Baynes
History of Interest Teemes Interest to Sidney and Vicinity
History of Interest Teemes Interest to Sidney and Vicinity recounts local social notes from 14 and 34 years ago. It lists visiting relatives, travel, and events such as Ahepa meetings, family visits, and school happenings around Sidney. Names include J Takis I L Pindell Mrs J O Mullins Buddy Livengood Mrs L F Dye Frank Mick S R Sweet Gladys and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney and Vicinity
J. ©. Takis
I. L. Pindell
Bridgeport
J. O. Mullins
Buddy Livengood
Wymore
H. F. Beckman
Mullins
Beckman
L. F. Dye
Denver
C. W. Hornaday
S. R. Sweet
Gladys
H. van Aelstyn
Cheyenne
Frank Mick
Julesburg
Sidney
J. H. O'Neil
John Sullivan
Frank Rauner
Anna Stromberg
Mabel Rauner
Local court delayed by snow drifts and travel woes
Judge Tewell remains at home for the week due to heavy snow. Court attendance at North Flatts was disrupted by bad drifts. Mrs Flossie Belle Krueger unable to reach county clerk’s office, sewing two miles of seams in her blocked yard. Mrs E D Worden visited relatives in Omaha after traveling Tuesday. Mrs Peter Lenten Sr. stayed with her daughter Mrs William Breternitz for Lenten services. Miss Eva Miles returned from Medicine Lodge Wyce with E J Edgerton family. Fred Zimmer and Gerald Pittam return from Regis College in Denver where they study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Belle Krueger
E D. Worden
Omaha
Peter Lenten Sr
William Breternitz
Eva
Local Visitors Pass Through Town This Week
Clyde Lancaster arrives Sunday from Victor Colorado to visit relatives. Hennig Peters comes from Lodgepole to work on a new house. Dr and Mrs Stewitts and Dorothy depart for Omaha for a brief visit. Mrs E Doran and Miss Doran spend the week in Omaha. George Folkerts Weyerts and Henry Hendricks Weyerts visit car merchants Wednesday. Leslie Cunningham Water Holes transacts business Wednesday. Col P H N Schlesinger North Platte calls on friends Tuesday. Mrs W D Clifton wife of Union Pacific agent also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lancaster
Victor
Colorado
Hennig Peters
Lodgepole
Hruse
George Folkerts
Weyerts
Henry Hendricks
Leslie Cunningham
Col P. H. N. Schlesinger
North Platte
Buffalo
Bill
Family at North River Ranch After Eastern Trip
Mrs. Frank King and her husband and children returned from the eastern part of the state Wednesday morning and are spending the week at their north river ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
North River
54 Years Ago Breisch Family Settles in McAleese Property
54 years ago Agent Breisch no longer wears a faraway look as his wife joined him Tuesday in the McAleese property on 2nd street. Mark and Ed Whitman, brothers of Mrs. Miles, settle on the south divide to open farms this spring. Mrs. August Thompson of Potter takes a counter position at McLernen's dry goods. A gasoline leak in the restaurant back of Doran and Tobias nearly caused a destructive fire on Thursday. Commissioners Atkins and Harper made a 0 mile trip through the north county to view roads and bridges. Mac Radcliff of Cedar Creek visited Sidney Saturday, with Jas. Glenn of Lodgepole and S. Williams of Seward also in town Thursday to inspect the new imported trotters. D. J. Brown of Redington called on the Telegraph Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breisch
McAleese
2Nd Street
Mark
Ed Whitman
Miles
South Divide
August Thompson
Potter
McLernen
Doran
Tobias
Sidney
Atkins and
Harper
Mac, Radcliff
Cedar Creek
Jas
Glenn
Lodgepole
V S. Williams
Seward
D. J. Brown
Redington
Telegraph
DDT Parasite Control Experiments At Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture entomology reports DDT controls chicken parasites including flies bedbugs roaches mites and possibly lice. Early tests showed dramatic cleanups while newer trials show 2 percent DDT wettable powder in water as an effective dilution for treating houses roosts and litter across poultry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Entomology
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Martin H. Muma
University of Nebraska
Land Grant
Red Cross Seeks Aid for Texas City Disaster Relief
Voluntary Red Cross contributions for the Texas City explosion relief will be accepted by all 3754 chapters. Basil O’Connor notes early inquiries to supplement the initial 250000 appropriation as local chapters continue their 1947 fund drives. Governor Beauford Jester has placed the Red Cross in charge of relief as the nation’s official disaster relief agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Texas City
Basil O’connor
United States
Beauford Jester
Texas
Airmail Envelopes Sold By The Package
The Telegraph reports a sale of airmail envelopes by the package. Details include packaging options and pricing per bundle, with customers urged to purchase in bulk for future correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester
THE
Telegraph
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Union Valley
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Thomas Clinton
Frank
Archie Clinton
Do. W. Hornaday
Fred Vath
Clifford Moore
Prof. Braham
Clara Klein
Frances Hart
Ledgepole
Klein
J. M. Sager
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Sager
W. D. Clifton
Union Pacific
Senate
the Telegraph
Calvert
Ensilege Cutters
Hammer Mills
SoDee
Nebr
Alvin Duis
Maddox Motor Co
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