Calvin Klentz Ends Notable County 4-H Career
Calvin Klentz wraps up five years of 4-H work in beef breeding rope sorghum rural electrification and saddle club activities. He has held offices including vice president and secretary and led the South Dakota club. His team won first prize at the 1944 Nebraska State Fair and he supervised a major junior fair division.
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Calvin Klentz
Calvin
Young Kientz
Cal
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Klentz
Saddle Club
County Extension Office
Kimball
Sidney Group
Sidney Rural Youth Group
Local social notes from Mount Vernon and surrounding area
Weekend visits and family news fill this Mount Vernon page with names such as Calvin Klentz Edna Ittner and Janet Nelson plus reports of hospital stays and one new granddaughter. Community members share dinners calls and visits at homes including the Hammond Nelson Klentz and Johnson households. The notice ends with a local ad for Scotch Tape gift wrappings at The Telegraph.
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Rodney Mathewson
Calvin Klentz
Roy Hull
Mildred Sprenger
E. M. Nelson
Delbert Nelson
Janst Dee
Edna Ittner
Miss Lee
York
Nebr
Frank Kientz
Miss Ittner
Walter Jewett
Betty
C H. Hammond
W. R. Nelson
C. H. Hammond
J. C. Johnson
A. E. Killham
Pawnee City
Janet
Ethel Klentz
John Lingwall
Evelyn
Mildred
Myra
Agnes Lockhart
Russell
Kenny
Melvin
Maurice Nelson
Nadine
BE. M
Frank Klentz
J. W. Bertramson
Clarence Evans
Lloyd Reineka
Clarence *Evans
THE
Telegraph
Cheyenne County 4-H Club Directs County Program
Cheyenne County 4-H Club Committee of twenty leaders directs the county program with an executive board led by Verlin W. Livingston as Chairman and a team of officers. The group represents all areas and sets annual policies with sub committees handling program phases and county awards led by Livingston, Mrs. E. A. Johnson, Jack Lowe, and Berton Cunningham.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Verlin W. Livingston
Arnold Westerhoff
Ernest Anderson
Ethel Klentz
Woman’s Home Demonstration Council
EB. A. Johnson
Verlin Livingston
E. A. Johnson
Jack Lowe
Berton Cunningham
4-H banquet and health music contests planned in Sidney
The 4-H banquet will be planned by a committee led by Ethel Klentz and includes Ted Carlson. A health contest is hoped but canceled due to doctors’ heavy schedule. The music committee head is Mrs Clyde Robertson with rules for a Music Identification Contest and a Song Contest set for Aug 15 at Sidney High auditorium.
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Ethel Klentz
Ted Carlson
Ernest Anderson
Earl Leger
Ernest Meyer
Clyde Robertson
C. A. Story
Arnold Westerhoff
Sidney High School
Union Valley Social News and Visits
Union Valley reports Monday dinner guests at the Otto Busacker home include Mr and Mrs Ralph Foster and children from Fletcher Park Wyoming and Mr and Mrs John Knoop and children from Alamosa Colorado. Marjorie Vick joined a business and pleasure trip to Denver with her aunt Mrs Ralph Foster and daughter, returning Saturday.
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Ralph Foster
Fletcher Park
Wyo
John Knoop
Alamosa
Colo
Otto Busacker
Marjorie Vick
Denver
Schuler
Dalton
Louis Vick
Eddie Vick
Henry Vick
Paul Vick
Donald Fecht
Dorothy Schuler
Chadron State Normal
Elmer Cochran
Frank Scherer
Grand Island
Carl Lessig
Clair Gillespie
Slick Chicks Club Meeting at Irene and Marjorie Troid
The Slick Chicks club met August 2 at the homes of Irene and Marjorie Troid with all but one member present. Members displayed completed work and discussed the county fair. Lunch was served by the hostesses. The next meeting is Thursday, August 8 at Mrs Harold Ahischwede's home. Betty June Porterfield, Reporter.
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Slick Chicks Club
Irene
Marjorie Troid
Harold Ahischwede
Large Carnival At County Fair Midway
The Brownie Amusement Company will headline the midway at the county fair next week. They bring several rides and many concessions to entertain attendees seeking a full county fair carnival experience.
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The
Brownie Amusement Company
Ink Poem? Skrip Ink Draws Praise From All
The Tele graph Printing Co. promotes Sheaffer's Skrip ink as a favorite among users, praising its popularity and reliability for broad writing needs.
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Sheaffer
Skrip
Telegraph Printing Co
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Mount Vernon
Ing
Raymond Lessman
Bunker Hill
A. Johnson
Lodgepole
Brownson
Chambers
Ralph Fleming
Lorenzo
Betty Jean Peters
Cliff Herboldsheimer
Pleasant View
Earl Gell
Colton
Potter
Carl Thomas
Davison
Cliff Webster
Eagle
Trognitz
Gurley
Union Valley
Ray Cruise
Huntsman
Betty June Porterfield
Potter, Ne
Braska
Harold M. Schreiner
Cheyenne County Fair
Dealer
USCAP
United States Rubber Company
Greenlees
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