Ten Years Of Leadership Wins 4 H Award For Mrs Ernest Anderson
Mrs Ernest Anderson of Potter becomes the first Cheyenne County leader to earn the Gold Clover for ten years of 4 H leadership. She guided the Sunshine Club through 34 projects in twelve years, with 18 girls now carrying 40 projects including Learning to Sew and Learning to Cook. Anderson and assistant leader Mrs A Gunderson have propelled club work, while Anderson also serves on the County 4 H Club Committee and participates in church and community groups.
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Ernest Anderson
Potter
Cheyenne County
Anderson
Sunshine Club
Lincoln
Ws.c S
The
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Legion Auxiliary
Potter Woman’s Club
Jeanne Nelson Wills
Marjorie Harris Curtis
Dorothy Anderson
Laviennian Sparks
Bertha Mae Reetz McMillan
Willemine Johnson Lipska
Mildred Robertson Leper
Dorothy Lovall
Leota Mae God
Rural Life
Churches of
Mrs Anderson
Betty Jean Peters
Nebraska
Washington D. C
Deloris Coulter
Chicago
Union Pacific
Agricultural College
Dorothy Christensen
Janice
Local residents host gatherings and visits across Goodview
Donna Mae Bondegard spent the weekend in Kearney with Doris Bartling. Neighbors and relatives common in Goodview hosted dinners and visits, including Mr and Mrs Hubert Bondegard with family, Mr and Mrs Charles Hafer with Mr and Mrs A B Thomson, and others. Esther Johnson from York visited sister Mrs James Campbell.
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Donna Mae Bondegard
Kearney
Doris Bartling
Hubert Bondegard
Harold Isley
Charles Hafer
A. B Thomson
Dennis Walsh
Howard Christensen
Esther Johnson
York
James Campbell
Kenneth Moore
Gresham
Leonard Bond
Fred Wieble
Walter Brestel
Ed Stevens
Nye Bond
Lincoln
Barbara Jo McCarthy
Gilbert Helfrich
Walter Wellsandt
Dallas Clause
Fred Kastens
Dick Kastens
Dale
James Haskell
John Sick
Oregon
California
H. F. Dey
Carl Irmer
Lace Sprengel
Secretary of the Interior cites immense mineral extraction since 1940
Secretary of the Interior reports that from 1940 to 1945 about five billion tons of minerals were mined, including coal totaling over 3.06 billion tons, iron ore 516 million tons, lead 2.3 thousand tons, zinc 3.6 million tons, copper 5 million tons, and other minerals such as bauxite, tungsten, molybdenum, sulfur, salt, potassium, and petroleum in substantial quantities.
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Secretary of the Interior
Icries
Social notices from Maple Grove community
Maple Grove residents and guests share social outings and visits. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jorgenson and others motor to Dodge City, Holdrege, Scottsbluff, and Denver area. Several gatherings at Runion, Tremain, Sharman, Rasmussen, and Miles homes mark birthdays and dinners.
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Alfred Jorgenson and
Dodge City
Kansas
Verne Sharman
Malcolm Yaeger
Holdrege
Albert Runion
Harry Stately
Denver
Mountains
John Olson
Joe Stout
Beatrice Nelson
Earl Sharman
Frank Rasmussen
Ray Tremain
Carold
Gerald Tremain
Julia Rasmussen
Dorothy
Alfred Jorgensen
C A
Cecil Tremain
H. Michelman
WT. Sharman
Keith Spiker
Terry
Faye Spikker
Scottsbluff
Ed Miles
Alice
Oliver Hokom
Idaho
County Fair Names Special Days for Each Community
Cheyenne County Fair will dedicate a day to each small town. On August 14 Lodge pele Sund Day, August 15 Dalton Gurley Day, and August 16 Potter Day highlight county residents hoping all sections attend daily events.
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the Fair Board
Local Farm Fire Promptly Doused by Sidney Fire Dept
A farm blaze was quickly controlled with the aid of the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department and neighbor volunteers, whose rapid response and support were gratefully acknowledged by the farm owner.
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Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
County event invites turnout without special Sidney
The notice mentions an added inducement to draw people to attend and cheer their share of county interests, noting there will be no special Sidney involvement.
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Sidney
Day Time Closes Shift to Boost Attendance
Businesses and public offices plan to close at all three of the noons to encourage greater turnout. The move follows a trend of coordinated early closures to maximize participation and event attendance across the community.
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Sidney High School
Nebraska Wesleyan
Columbia University
Washingto D. C
Institute of Ethnic Affairs
Leota Mae
Charlyn Hagemeister Herboldsheimer
Winda Her
Goldsheimer
Nebraska University
University of Nebraska
Amy Ann
Joyce Larson
Kearney State Teachers College
Amy
Joyce
Lodgepole
Goodview
Bud Fraass
Richard Bartling
Delbert
Bull Christensen
Maple Grove
Anna Badziong
Cheyenne County Fair
Goodrich
Spearow Equipment CO
Nebr
Walter Johnson
C.A. Story Agency
C. A. Story
W. R. Ayers
H. G. Spearow
Osborn Bldg
Coats