Alertness Is Nation Need BPW Is Told
Harold Katz executive assistant at the Sioux Ordnance Depot urged Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club members to stay alert to idle rumors. He outlined four national strengths and described depot missions, payrolls, and a billion dollars in stored materiel, noting rumors of relocation would be costly and unfounded. Keith Morris provided piano selections at the meeting.
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Harold Katz
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Katz
Ordnance Corps
Sidney
Army
Ordnance
Industrial Service
Field Service
Mr. Katz
SOC
BPW
Roy Wells
Keith Morris
Bostitch Stapling Machines and Staples In Stock
The Telegraph offers Bostitch stapling machines and the compatible staples in stock. Shop now for immediate availability and reliable performance for office and home use.
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THE
Telegraph
Hazelwood heads Local 1029 at Sioux Ordnance Depot
November 19 meeting at Barracks 19 elected officers for Local 1029 of the National Federation of Federal Employees. James Hazelwood was named president, Lynn Talcott vice president, Lora Masur secretary, J. W. Kokes treasurer. Wage scale and annual leave were discussed. Next meeting set for December 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Barracks 19. all SOD employees invited.
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National Federation of Federal Employees
Sioux Ordnance Depot
James Hazelwood
Lynn Talcott
Lora Masur
J. W. Kokes
SOD
Blood Donor Registration Ending Today
Today is the final day to sign up for the Blood for Freedom program stopping in Sidney on Friday December 14. Registration at Hardy-Clark Furniture supports Union Pacific and American Red Cross efforts to collect at least 125 pints for the armed forces. Volunteers headed by Dan Duncan and Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Dorwart will assist, with Beta Sigma Phi handling organization. The drive aims to send 300000 pints monthly and urges community-wide responsibility beyond any single group or officials. The Blood for Freedom car will also visit Scottsbluff Nebraska as a test of rural response.
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Sidney
Hardy-Clark Furniture
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
American Red Cross
Dan Duncan
Robert Clark
Union Pacific
Mr. Duncan
Blood For Freedom
Scottsbluff
FHA Ready for Defense Housing Program Details
The announcement states that within ninety days private builders or eligible mortgagees must submit bona fide applications for Federal Assistance for defense housing. If not, the Federal Government may step in to provide permanent housing to address unfilled needs of defense workers and military personnel.
Soil Dinner Honors Jack H. Lowe as Master of Ceremonies
Editor Jack H. Lowe of The Telegraph served as master of ceremonies at the meeting. A highlight featured a barbershop quartet performance by the Lodgepole Quartet.
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Jack H. Lowe
the Telegraph
Lodgepole Quartet
Legal Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court
State of Nebraska files claim against James T Toney to recover 500 dollars, the penalty in his personal recognizance. Petition filed November 30 1951. Answer required by January 14 1952. Jack R Knicely County Attorney Cheyenne County Nebraska.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State OF Nebraska
Jame T. Toney
James T. Toney
Jack R. Knicely
State of
Cheyenne
Nebr
Notice to Creditors in Ponticus Estate Nebraska
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska requires all claims against Ida May Ponticus deceased to be filed by March 5 1952 else barred. A hearing on claims will be held March 6 1952 at 10:00 a.m. in court. (SEAL) County Judge Robt A Barlow L M Clinton.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ida May Ponticus
Robt
A. Barlow
L. M. Clinton
Aity
Law
Adoption Petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the State issues notice in the matter of Monty Widner. Seale Edwards has filed a petition for adoption with property rights transfer and name change. Hearing set for the myth aay of December 1951 at 10:00.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Monty Widner
State of
Seale Edwards
November 26, 1951 filing note by attorney
A dated filing entry from November 26, 1951 attributes the action to an attorney. The terse record confirms a formal date stamp and legal involvement without additional context or parties named.
Nebraskans to Attend Kansas City Crop Meet
Nebraska delegates join the International Crop Improvement Association gathering in Kansas City December 4 to 7. Attendees include D R Lubberts Ralph Raikes W A Steavenson Lemoyne Johnson Hubert Dykes and Howard Pool with C R Porter Jack King representing the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association office. University of Nebraska participants are Dr E F Frolik Warren Sachs Chet Swinbank and Dr J H Lonnquist.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
International Crop Improvement Association
Kansas City
D. R. Lubberts
Waterloo
Ralph Raikes
Ashland
W. A. Steavenson
Fontenelle
Lemoyne Johnson
Lodgepole
Hubert Dykes
Parks
Howard Pool
Elmwood
C. R. Porter
Jack King
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
E. F. Frolik
Warren Sachs
J. C. “Chet”? Swinbank
J. H. Lonnquist
Thanking Sidney and Lodge Pole Fire Departments
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Huff express gratitude to friends neighbors and the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department and the Lodge Pole Fire Department for quick response in a recent building fire and for help in cleanup and control of the blaze.
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Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Bob Huff
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