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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1949

Page

2

143 Girls In 4 H Activity At 49 Fair

Fourteen three 4 H groups demonstrated clothing food and homemaking at Cheyenne County Fair. Let's Sew had 84 exhibits with 25 blue 34 red 25 white ribbons. Learning to Sew 159 exhibits with 33 blue 93 red 33 white. Summer Wardrobe 63 entries with 22 blue 28 red 13 white. Winter Wardrobe 19 entries with 15 blue 4 red. Learning to Cook 56 entries with 12 blue 24 red 20 white. How’s and Why’s 63 entries with 17 blue 19 red 27 white. First year canning 48 entries, 23 blue 25 red. Advanced canning 8 entries, 5 blue 3 red. Learning to be a Homemaker 116 exhibits with 16 blue 36 red 64 white. Girls Room 45 entries with 11 blue 15 red 19 white.

Cheyenne County Fair Violet Shepherd

Coal Burning Tractor On Display At 1949 Fair

Erickson wheat farms north of Potter showcased a coal burning Case tractor built in 1902 at the 1949 Cheyenne County Fair. Ed Erickson notes he uses the relic during threshing seasons and may rely on it more if wheat reductions limit modern farming.

Erickson Wheat Farms Potter Ed Erickson Cheyenne County Fair Mr. Erickson Erickson

Community News Highlights From Peetz Area

Peetz residents share travel plans and graduations as Mr. and Mrs. Don McGill and Jimmie head to the Rockies for a mountain trip. Don and Ka Willeford returned from Greeley, Donald Schachterle earns an MA and joins Manuel High in Denver, with a move pending. Kenneth Gillham and family plus Roy Gillham tour Mesa Verde and other sites. Ralph Kitchel’s California visit precedes a stay with Chris Chamberlain and Elmer Davis. Dr. Byron Weeth arrives from Seattle to visit his father H. J. Weeth, while his son vacations in the Black Hills. John Hartwayard’s family departs for a mountain vacation. Girl Scouts hold a pool party at Legion Park and host a wiener roast. Hostess badge work wraps up as school nears. Claude Gillham and Vonda Lea, Leslie Ross, Mary Jo, and Jane enjoy a fishing trip in the mountains. Jack Easterly, Ivan Gillham and Dick Ross report their annual mountain outing. Last Tuesday’s severe wind hail and rain cause damage. insurance adjusters busy amid broken windows, leaking roofs, and ruined gardens and feed crops.

Don McGill Jimmie Rockies Ka’ Willeford Greeley Donald Schachterle Manuel Denver Kenneth Gillham Roy Gillham Mesa Verde Alamosa Grand Junction Durango Ralph Kitchel California Chris Chamberlain Ee Beahn Elmer Davis Esther Davis Phyllis Watsonville Byron Weeth Seattle H. J. Weeth Weeth Black Hills John Hartwayard

Maple Grove Family Notes and County Fair Weekend

Maple Grove social column records visits among the Miles family and neighbors, with Ed and Hazel Miles hosting and birthdays celebrated. Several families attended the county fair over Thursday to Saturday, and Elis Jewett wedding guests joined activities at multiple homes in the area.

Ed Miles Hazel Tom McGowan Ray Miles Carol Tremain Denver Warren Wickhorst Verne Sharman Albin Johnson Jerry Stengel Harvey Miles Hazel Miles Lorring Tobler Julia Rasmussen Frank Rasmussen B. Nelson Carl Christ Sr Evelyn Wm. Frerichs Sr W. T. Sharman Leslie Hookham and Clyde

Death of Mrs G W Bonser of Sterling Prominent Nebr. Resident

Mrs G W Bonser of Sterling died in a Sterling hospital after a lengthy illness. Born February 20, 1877 in Garrison Nebr she taught rural schooling before marriage to George W Bonser of Hayden Nebr. She is survived by her husband a half brother and several in laws and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Sterling with interment at Riverside Cemetery.

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