Community Notes From Around Town Activities
Around The Town reports on visits and travel as Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Swanson family and Virginia Berry spent Sunday in Alliance with the Russell Hansen home. Agents Liljegren and Livingston plan a Chappell meeting for district 4-H camp. Warren Stewart left for Casper to attend to business returning tomorrow. Mrs. Deaver Baker and Fleming visited Cheyenne. Larry Edwards, son of the Edwards, is hospitalized in Cheyenne after knee surgery from football injury. He remains hospitalized at least a week. Heins of Grand Island were guests of their son W. F. Heins. Thanksgiving guests included Harold Smith family Chris Rohde and John Engel with the Cleary family in Gering. Lockharts of Gibbon visited Rev. C. B. Johnson’s home. Lockhart is Johnson’s parent. Mrs. Lawrence Brachtenbach and Mary Ann joined Marlene Fraundorter to Denver for Barnes Business College start. W. A. Webb and Ed Ward of Minneapolis stayed with Lealand Mann Sr. Webb is Mann’s sister-in-law.
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L. L. Swanson
Virginia Berry
Alliance
Russell Hansen
Ivan Liljegren
Dora Livingston
Chappell
Warren Stewart
Casper
Wyo
Charles Deaver
Jack Baker
George Fleming
Cheyenne
Larry Edwards
Herb Edwards
DePaul Hospital
Edward Heins
Grand Island
W. F. Heins
Harold Smith
Chris Rohde
John Engel
Engel
Robert Cleary
Gering
Neb
E. W. Lockhart
Wallace Lockhart
Gibbon
C. B. Johnson
Lockhart
Johnson
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Mary Ann
Marlene Fraundorter
Denver
Marlene
Barnes Business College
W. A. Webb
Ed Ward
Minneapolis
Junior High PTA Plans Intra mural Basketball Drive
The Junior High School PTA membership drive will be boosted by an intra mural basketball game staged by students. Admission costs 50 cents or a PTA membership card. J. B. Baer presided as members discussed several issues and a film on safe driving titled A Day In Court was shown.
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J. B. Baer
Joel Zilmer Honored On Sixth Anniversary
Joel Zilmer was honored at a party at his parents home celebrating his sixth birthday anniversary. Twenty one guests enjoyed games and each received a prize from the Grab Bag. Attendees included Junior Howerter Dickie Stear Mary Ann Mahaffey Scott Mahaffey Butch Duncan Anita Saunders Duane Flamig Jeanie Deir Eddie Ott Billy Glenn David Flood Sharon Jamie Renee Rise and Keith Christian Kaylor Ernest Edwards Pam Himes and Johnnie Cominick.
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Joel Zilmer
August Zilmer
Junior Howerter
Dickie
Stevie Stear
Mary Ann
Scott Mahaffey
Butch Duncan
Anita Saunders
Duane Flamig
Jeanie Deir
Eddie Ott
Billy Glenn
David Flood
Sharon
Jamie
Renee
Rise
Keith Christian Kaylor
Ernest Edwards
Pam Himes
Johnnie Cominick
Training Given To Extension Officers
A training meeting for Cheyenne County extension clubs officers was held in the City Auditorium this afternoon led by Mrs. Dora Livingston. Missing officers may pick up materials at the extension office.
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Cheyenne County Extension Clubs
City
Dora Livingston
Indian Missionary Eva Shipstone to Speak at First Methodist
Special speaker Miss Eva Shipstone, a native Indian missionary, will address the 9:30 and 11 o'clock Sunday services at the First Methodist Church. She is in the United States representing India in a tour conducted by several missionaries.
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First Methodist Church
Eva Shipstone
India
Janice Farnsworth Feted At Shower
Miss Janice Farnsworth was honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Marlene Frauen dorfer and Margie Marnsteadt in the Lawrence Brachtenbach home. Bride's games entertained guests and lunch followed.
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Marlene Frauendorfer
Margie Marnsteadt
Janice Farnsworth
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Christmas Greens Lesson At Goal Gainers Meet
The Goal Gainers Extension Club held a Tuesday session at Mrs. Herb Statler’s home with thirteen members. Mrs. Gordon Richards led a lesson on Christmas Greens and plans were discussed to partner with neighboring clubs for a county government day after the war. Mrs. J O Lobb presided as Citizenship chairman electing county officers.
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Goal Gainers Extension Club
Herb Statler
Gordon Richards
J. O. Lobb
Cnairman
Village group votes five dollars for King’s Daughters
Members approved a five dollar contribution to the King’s Daughters. Plans also proposed a Christmas party to be held Tuesday December 20 at the residence of Mrs. W. E. Jones.
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W. E. Jones
IOOF Rebekah Social Held at IOOF Hall
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges held their monthly social Monday night in the IOOF Hall. Laveda Koehn played two piano selections, Mrs. Ed Cates gave a reading, and Ray Tremain showed Hawaii trip photos. Lunch followed. no social meeting is planned for December.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
IOOF
Laveda Koehn
Ed Cates
Ray Tremain
Hawaii
Mrs. Fleming Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs. George Fleming entertained Tuesday afternoon at a bridge luncheon. Guests were served at the Country Club with a centerpiece of blue spruce, silver balls, and icicles.
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George Fleming
Cards Played At Fleming Home Awards Sherrerd High
Cards were played later at four tables in the Fleming home. Mrs. E. S. Sherrerd won the high score honors and Mrs. Milt Handsel, second high.
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Fleming
E. S. Sherrerd
Milt Handsel
Mrs Olsen Honored At Birthday Coffee
Mrs Gunhardt Olsen was honored with a birthday coffee hosted by Mrs George Fleming last Friday afternoon. Twelve guests attended and enjoyed visiting followed by lunch. A surprise handkerchief shower crowned the celebration for Mrs Olsen.
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Mrs. Olsen
Gunhardt Olsen
George Fleming
Bridge Clubs Tally Club Meets with Prizes and Baby Shower
Mrs. L. L. Swanson hosted a Tally Club gathering on Wednesday night. High prize went to Mrs. John Cook and low to Mrs. Ralph Mason. A baby shower was held for Mrs. John Jensen. Next meeting set for Tuesday December 13 with Mrs. Cook.
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L. L. Swanson
Tally Club
High
John Cook
Ralph Mason
John Jensen
Cook
Bid As U Like Club Hosts Cards and Prizes
Mrs Walford won high with Mrs Weert Frechichs taking low while Mrs Don Wells earned traveling honors at the Bid As U Like gathering. The next meeting features a Christmas party on December 19 at Mrs Don Himes home. Members of the Wednesday Contract Club enjoyed a 7 o clock dinner at the Country Club hosted by Mrs E D Worden. Prizes went to Mrs Fred George high, Mrs P J Heaton second, and Mrs B W Schulte traveling. The group will not meet again until after Christmas.
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W. F. Heins
U Like Club
B.ll Walford
Don Wells
Walford
Weert Frechichs
Low
Duane’ DePue
Don Himes
E. D. Worden
Worden
Fred George
P. J. Heaton
B. W. Schulte
Global rice farming up since World War II
Farmers worldwide grow about a quarter more rice than in 1945. The Automobile Manufacturers Assn. projects U.S. motor vehicle travel will rise from 560 billion miles annually to roughly 745 billion by 1965, a 33 percent increase.
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Automobile Manufacturers Assn
Local Children Tap Dance on TV Tomorrow
June and Danny Zwickl the children of Mr and Mrs Eugene Zwickl will appear on KFBC TV tomorrow evening at 7 30 p m They will tap dance on the Best of Keith Ashton Presents a talent program This will be their third appearance on television They are students of Mrs Bessie Enyeart of Kimball
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June
Danny Zwickl
Eugene Zwickl
Kfbc- TV
Keith Ashton
Bessie Enyeart
Kimball
Local Admits and Dismissals List by Towns
Admitted Sidney includes Terry McGowan and several named ladies. Sterling admits Fredrick Olsen. Lodgepole admits Mrs. Harold Hyde. Dismissals list includes Mrs. Kenneth Carlson, Keith Roland, Denise Kreider, and Ernestine Padil.
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Sidney
Terry McGowan
Kenneth Bergner
William Noe
Earl van Vranken
Virgil Sawicki
Dean Meyer
Godfrey Lopez, Jr
Delbert Lessman
Marvin Mikkelson
Axel Davidson
Sterling
Fredrick Olsen
Lodgepole
Harold Hyde
Kenneth Carlson
Kimball
Keith Roland
Peetz
Denise Kreider
Ernestine Padil
Local Names List Reads Like Community Roll Call
A short roster of residents appears, listing Katherine Rihn, Dean Meyer, Mrs. Virgil Huston, Mrs. Kenneth Bergner, Mrs. Earl VanVranken, Terry McGowan, Walter Griffith, Rosé Davison, and others in a community notice.
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Katherine Rihn
Dean Meyer
Virgil Huston
Kenneth Bergner
Earl VanVranken
Terry McGowan
Walter Griffith
Rosé Davison
Stitka Hearing Set For Tomorrow Morning
Preliminary hearing is scheduled tomorrow in Cheyenne County Court for John Stimka who faces a third offense driving while under the influence. Stimka was arrested Oct 29 and pleaded innocent at arraignment. records show a prior felony conviction and term served at the state penitentiary.
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Cheyenne
John’ C. Stimka
United States car production share and snake types
The United States produces 70 percent of the world’s passenger cars. There are 20 kinds of poisonous snakes in the United States, categorized into coral, copperheads, water moccasins, and rattlesnakes.
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United States
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