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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1953

Page

4

Security Guards at Sioux Ordnance Depot Photograph Series

A picture sequence shows daily depot guard activities under civilian Chief W H Montgomery. Guards protect government property, control traffic, liaison with law enforcement, prevent fire losses, fingerprint staff, direct visitors, and rotate assignments for varied plant protection experience.

Sioux Ordnance Depot W. H. Montgomery Ordville United States

Local families host gatherings and visits this week

Lorenzo Mrs Harvey Jacobson and Mrs Ray Mitchell and Joanne visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Melvin Phelps. Mr and Mrs Robert Hiett and Brian were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Fleming. Darold Arthur left for Long Beach Calif Thursday after five weeks at the Ervin Phelps home. Mrs Donald Hazlitt and sons visited at the Mrs Ida Hart home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harvey Marsh and sons Mr and Mrs Harold Lang ley and children spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Melvin Phelps. Mrs Charles Cady visited Wednesday morning with Mrs Frank Meier. Miss Lulu Kloepper called on Mrs Marvin Fleming Monday afternoon. Mrs Ida Hurt and Richard spent Saturday evening at the Ervin Phelps home. Mr and Mrs Mike Chapman and daughter of North Bend visited at the Floyd Fleming home a couple of days this week. Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller were supper guests Tuesday evening of Mr and Mrs Frank Meier. Dar lene Marlene and Wesgton returned home after ten days with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Meier. Mrs Rebecca Fleming was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs Idd Hurt. Mr and Mrs Ervin Phelps Mrs Jack Bowman and Jerry Andrews spent Thursday at Bayard at the new Bowman home. Mr and Mrs Clayton Liston and children of Hooper Nebr and Mr and Mrs Gerald Suhr of Scribner Nebt came Monday and are visiting at the Mrs Edward Meier home and with other relatives Mr and Mrs Donald Hadden of Sidney spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Melvin Phelps. Mrs Albert Mahr and children visited Mrs Melvin Phelps Saturday afternoon.

Joe J. Oliverious Sidney Joe Oliverius Jim Dailey B. F. Dailey Sunol LaVerne Schilling Glen Rokes Bonnie Jo Dickinson W. G. Brown Kenneth Tilgh Ed Misegadis Bob Misegadis Ernest Palmquist Omaha Mr. Palmquist Jerry Oliverius Rob Glenn - Dickinson Jamie John Hornicek Don Lafler Bob Rexroth Helen Alice Rudy Myerholz Crook Glenn Dickinson Richard Loomis Booth Ted Houser Judy Krueger Paul Houser Clarence Wittrock Carpenter Wyo Frank Kokes Ord and Burwell Nebr Harvey Jacobson Ray Mitchell Joanne Melvin Phelps Robert Hiett Brian Marvin Fleming Darold Arthur Long Beach Calif Ervin Phelps Donald Hazlitt and Sons Ida Hart Harvey Marsh Harold Langley Charles Cady Frank Meier Lulu Kloepper Ida Hurt Mike Chapman North Bend Floyd Fleming Floyd Miller Darlene Marlene Wesgton Rebecca Fleming Idd Hurt Jack Bowman Jerry Andrews Bayard New Bowman Clayton Liston Hooper Gerald Suhr Scribner Nebt Edward Meier Donald Hadden

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