James Irwin Dies at 71 in Sidney Funeral Sunday at Methodist Church
James Irwin 71, longtime Sidney resident, died last night. Funeral is set for Sunday at two from the Methodist church. The body lies at Rice Funeral Home. A more complete notice will appear in the next issue. Jacqueline Pindell remains ill with tonsillitis. Local notes record numerous visits, travel, and community happenings across Sidney with familiar names and frequent hospital mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irwin
Methodist Church
Rice Funal
Jacqueline Pindell
H D Kendrick
Chappell
Sidney
Duncan Wagner
State Normal
Kearney
Margaret Martin
Bill Studt
Long Beach
Calif
C C. van Valkenburg
Montgomery Ward
Melvin Butcher
W. N Rosso
Julesburg
Carolyn Kennedy
Lincoln
L. McDonald
Commercial Cafe
Sterling
H Rasmussen
Myr
Fred Haworth
Denver
Louis Wittrock
Potter District
Taylor Hospital
Arnold Thurow
Ada Rogers
J. W. Coats
Oshkosh
J. D. West
Paul Bundy
Henry Koester, Jr
South Sidney
Roche Hospital
Carlos Christensen
Sunol
William Marshall
R. B Hamilton
Kokjer Motor Company
Henry Hawkins
Lorenzo
Arizona
Grover Joyce
Joyce Construction Company
Kansas City
Joe Reel
Frances Lacey
North Platte
Mesdames J P
John Mohatt
Don Hudson
Korner Kitchen
R A Babcock
Babcock Implement Company
Alliance
Hall
Hall Cattle Company
John Deere
G. Poole
Lynn
Anson Furman
Marslad
L. T. Poole
Allen
John Deere Plow Company
R. E. Welsh
Texaco Company
Omaha
Lucy Jordan
Jordan
Colorado Womans College
Raymond Graff
Dalton
Sidney Wedensday
Stella Callahan
Scottsbluff
Woodman Circle
D. L. Abbott
Los Angeels
Edward Furer
Florence Wright
Doris Gilcot
City Auditorium
L. H. Patrowsky
M. A. Zwick
Earl Paustian
Navy
San Diego
Rudolph Paustian
Ahrens
Hanna Hammer
Freda
American Legion
Ted Atkins
Ovid
Colo
Ed Whitcomb
Dix
Ed Mitchell
Lisco
Kiewitts
A. & Hardy
W. B. Jewett
Gon Jack
Lewellen
Yakima, Wash
Jewett
Lloyd Mann
A. K. Anderson
Rochy Hospital
Anderson
Pauline Hansen
Loup City
J. N. Hansen
R. S. Baker
Hansen
Warren Rudd
Radiotrician
Hepner Radio Company
T. J. Barbie
Boys Scouts of
Rockies
George H. Gay
Continental Flag Raised on First Navy Vessel Alfred
The Continental flag flew aboard the first congress authorized navy ship in 1775, the Alfred. Once the merchant vessel Black Prince, it was converted into a 24 gun frigate and served as a flagship symbol of the fledgling navy.
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Congress
Alfred
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Littleton
Heckathorn
Columbine Company
M. H. Robineau
Bay Oil Corporation
H. F. Freytag
Chester
Edgard W. McCluer
Myrtle A. Foster
Milburn
R. A. Barlow
McCluer
Bronson
Fred Spencer
Edwin
Cecelia Sandquist
Broadwater
Miss Sandquist
Alfred Koester
Sydney Draw
Astern Star
Kensington
Masonic
Charles K. Henry
Hutchison and Stover
Grand Island
Henry
Lodge Pole
Telegraph
Sidney Hatchery
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Nebr
C. A. West.Co
Roy Liggett
America
Coverall House
Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc
Dinette
Luk Pha
Riverside