Sidney items note births travels and local changes
Sidney column surveys a busy week with births and engagements in town. Families like Brachtenbach, Boyd, and Baker figure in visits, weddings, and travel. Local residents Mrs. Tyler and Miss Glenna Smith recoveries, trips to Denver Moscow and Chicago, and home moves show a active social scene.
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Nick
Brachtenbach
Mary Ann
Lawrence
Lyle
Francis Needham
Colo
Blaine. Thompson
Chester
Nebraska
Gary, Lee
Tompson
Earla Mae Butts
Sidney
Lexington
Rita ‘Bond
John Elwell
Rose "Mary Jones
Robert Jewett
Biniona
Darnhy ‘Osborn
Mary Smre
Walter
Jewett
Betty Eniloeih
North Ger
O. Baker
Virginela
Ahd
Mines A. Alexander
Lincoln
Marian Sherwood
Leona’ Ford
Pullman
Washington
Zella Broady
Seattle
Jin Philips
Albert Hadley
Herbert
Rcay
Mrr
Joe Hajek
Nicktenbach
Elph Brachtenbach
Stratton
Ses
Vate
Vad
St the
Paresis
Welltomer
Radcliffe
Miss Josephine
Jack Stewart
Stewart
Don Stewart
Donald” Stewart
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Gordoh, Bryant
Tékamah
J.L. Hand
Marilyn
Wanda Gerlach
Thomas Patrowsky
E. C
San Pedro
Calif
Sherrerd
Alaska
Washington, D.C
Florida
Dorothy’Hienz
Sitney Public Utilities
George Hossack
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
N. S. Mick
King Street
The
5Th Avenue
R. E. Craig
Alvin Duis
Sixth Avenue
Albert Sittner
Duis
Paul Randall
Denver
Randall
Stover Plumbing Company
Harry Sparks
Jack
Snowy Range
Union Pacific Railroad
Martin Dimery
Black Hills
Oklahoma
Glenna Mae ‘" Smith
Ladington
Michigan
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Iva Johnson
Lardington
Harold Baker
10Th Avenue
Jackson Street
Gayle Weesner
Newton Street
Bakers
W. E. Cunningham
Joanne
Russell Dedrick
Marcelyn
Ruth Hazel
North Platte
J. L. Tewell
Suzanne
Una Wessner
Sterling, Colorado
Carl Schlumberger
Fremont
Schlumberger
M. W. Dimery
Bob Clark
Colorado Mountains
Richard Grigsby
West Coast
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Port Chicago
Jack Grigsby
Los Angeles
Charles
Columbus
I. E. Grabill
Kenneth Sutherland
B. C. Grabill
Kathy Lou
Donna Steward
Ira Steward
Dean
R. A’ Kirkman
Francis Hiner
Arlene
Donna
Rosa Merrick
Bruce
Elinor Merrick
Elinor
Gerald Gardner
Stella Linnell
Taylor Hospital
Ted Farr
California
Senate peas Segal or One Half Sise Telegraph
The fragment from THE TELEGRAPH notes politics with unclear wording about Senate and an unclear reference to Segal. The text is unreadable and lacks concrete facts or dates to form a coherent item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Segal
the Telegraph
Winners Named In Special Fair Events At Cheyenne County Fair
Wayne Campbell won the dressed prize donated by the Lions Club funded dress raising about 65 dollars for a power unit maintenance. Bill Kieselhorst captured a radio phonograph sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for hospital fund. K G Brumaugh and Sadie Meilberg won groceries in a penny-jar guessing contest at Thompson Grocery. jar held 2440 pennies with Brumaugh guessing 2435 amid guesses up to 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere
Egbien
Cheyenne County
Wayne Campbell
Lions
Ralph Gerke
Bill Kieselhorst
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Community Hospital Fund
Thompson Grocery
K. G. Bum
Baugh
Sidney
Dalton
Sadie Meilberg
Brumaugh
Oil Test Well Idle As Machinery Awaited
The Frank Nerud No. 1 test oil well southwest of Bridgeport halted a week ago Saturday due to a power breakdown. Depth logged at 4,430 feet. Repairs slowed. resume date still indefinite. Western Nebraska activity limited to a new well east of Rushville.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport News-Blade
Nebraska
Rushville
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