Social News From Sidney and Nearby Towns
Mrs Lola Hathaway of Grand Island visits at C E Wiedeburgs with niece Carol Mittan of Carpenter Wyoming. Families travel to Carpenter and Gering for visits and a Railroad Brotherhood Union meeting. Numerous guests and local events include Edith and Georgia Martin, Miss Minnie Schlichting, Miss Violet Fuller, Yellowstone vacationers, and weddings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Hathaway
Grand Island
C. E. Wiedeburg
Violet Fuller
Mon- Gay
Pueblo
Colo
J. K. Mahr
Floyd Miller
Yellowstone National Park
James S. Davis
C. L. Gunter
Laramie
Wyoming
Walter Davis
Swan Dedrick
Gunter
Lee
Sidney
John W. Delehant
Maurice Delehant
Kathy
Lincoln
A. L. Beste
Black Hills
Clide Johnson
Compton
California
Roy Johnson
Los Angeles
Louis Johnson
Ralph. "Fleming
Johnson
M. W. Riggs
Bismark Runge
LaVerne -Ells
Denver
Fort Collins
Leslie Cruise
Estes Park
Dora Wirtz
Scribner
Ed Brockelsby
Brockelsby
Jack Wiedeburg
Robert Siefer
Dalton
Myrle Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
C. T. Hoffman
E. C. Hoffman
Alma
Nebraska
R. N. Lehrere
Paul L. Martin
Lehrer
Silica Keys to Heat Saving Refractory Brick Rise
Silica forms the core of high quality refractory bricks now used for furnaces. Though abundant in the earth’s crust, experts only in the 20th century learned to select quality silica for durable heat resisting bricks.
In Defense of Hog Says World Book Encyclopedia
The World Book Encyclopedia argues hogs are not filthy in habit. Hogs do not overeat like some animals and people. They wallow in mud to stay cool and remove excess oil from their skin.
SODams els Hold Regular Meeting And Field Day Activities
A regular meeting of SODams els was held Tuesday evening in barracks 20 with thirty members and two guests Mrs. Avery England and Mrs. Amelia Grebb present. New member Mrs. Barnie Coustynse joined. Committee reports covered the Saturday field day. A shadow puppet play directed by Mrs. Baker featured multiple participants. A rummage and food sale and a children’s fish pond accompanied field day events on the depot lawn. Prizes were awarded in babies in arms, diaper race, beauty and photographic contests with judges including Major Gilbert Levy and Mrs. Walter Mullane. The Old Time Dance Club gathered at Barracks 23 with 50 attendees. Lt. Col. Harold J. Preble and Edson Burke recently visited. Col. Preble, en route to a Pentagon post, recalled service as Sioux Depot commanding officer from 1942–46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
O. E. Johnson
Eugene
Oregon
Frank C. Thomas
Shreveport
Louisiana
Army Air’ Force
Elmer Haines
Fox Theatre
Denver
Fox Theatre District
Arno Thomas
Sioux City
Harold
Arno
Roy Thomas
Henry Hargens
Sidney
Eln
Jeanne Crabb
Grand Island Public Schools
Guy Gilbert
Bloomington
Ill
J. B. Ruttner
Sunol
Paul Welsh
Welsh
Omaha
Yellowstone National Park
John N. Treinen
Janice
Stephen Treinen
John Fehringer
Peetz
Colorado
M. D. Armstrong
Sharon
Black Hills
James Lee Nyman
Glen Nyman
W. J. Perry
Lester Perry
Castle Rock
Washington
J. D. Hughes
McMillan
The
American National Bank
Miss McMillan
Sodamsels
Avery England
Amelia Grebb
Barnie Coustynse
James O. Baker
Marge Bickhaus
Alice Blair
Harold Katz
Baker
Paula Silva
Rose Levy
Edward Fonda
Eloyce Gilbert
Louise Katz
Adeline Bonner
J. L. Holley
Lynwood
California
James Brunton
Harold Preble
Fonda
Major
Walter Mullane
Frances
Barbara
Pueblo
Swere
James Baker
Earl Williams
E. C. Williams
Linda Seward
William Koenecke
William .Koenecke
King
Lynn Jones
W. P. Jones
Betty Lou Anderson
Wesley Anderson
Butch
Enemies of Bees Threaten Colonies Across Regions
Bees face diverse predators including toady birds dragonflies ants and yellow jackets. Injury varies by location and remedies must fit the trouble. In some cases relocating colonies to better sites is advisable.
IDEAL INCOME TAX RECORDS Gaining Farmers and Businesses
Hundreds of farmers and business men are using this simplified system for keeping records. We provide complete sets and refill sheets in stock. Your income tax consultant will tell you that IDEAL is the ideal solution for organized record keeping in the home or office.
Horse Careful Eater Unlike Cattle In Feeding
A brief note explains that horses, unlike cattle, rarely swallow metallic objects as they chew their feed carefully and reject unfit materials. The behavior highlights horses' selective eating habits and digestion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Platte Valley Finance Company
Thomas Kokjer
Delta Upsilon
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Nebraska University
D. A. Fraternity
Thomas O’connell
Tommy
Doniphan
Shirley Ann O’connell
Herschel Spearow
Fred Haworth
Des Moines
Owen Down
Mr. Haworth
Spearow
Down
P. L. Martin
T. E. Kokjer
J. W. Key
Clarks
Key
Corvallis
Don Ebaugh
Superior
Henry Deiies
Henry Devies, Jr
Virgil Walters
Canada
Leo Schuman
Shumans
Lee Bilyeu
Elmer Bilyeu
Estes
Jack Carter
Ted Bilyeu
Alice Bilyeu
Leslie Steward
Oren Wilkinson
Walter Schempe
Greeley
Glen Bilyeu
Sterling
Edith Bilyeu
Jesse Bilyeu
Fred Bilyeu
Chadron
Osborn Roberts
Oshosh
R. C. Hitchens
Marie Hitchens
Alfred McCormick
Lewellen
Bill Keefe
Denville
New Jersey
Gene Autry
Barbara Britton
Lumbia
Adedé Westen Leni
Greenlees
SOD News
Ordville
Wilbur Clemons
Walter Mappel
Floyd Albro
Harold J. Preble
Edson
Firestone Dealer
Kinsey Home & Auto Supply
10Th Ave
Wards New Fall
Wards
Gor
IDEAL
University OF
Toby the Clown
Your Fox Theatre
THUR
Humphrey
Serge Cheatou
Susan Perry
Derek Nick Romano
coluMbia
TAT Rtt
Marguerite-Chapman Walter
Brennan Robert Paige “Seu
Gao Mlmee
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