Baptism Dinner Honors Newborn Daniel Irvin Fre richs
Mr and Mrs Willard Fre richs hosted a Sunday dinner to celebrate the baptism of their son Daniel Irvin. Guests included Mrs George Frerichs and Georgia, Mrs Effie Folkerts and family, and Mr and Mrs Anthony Lovell of Chappell. Various relatives visited and called in Dalton, Sidney, Scottsbluff, Bridgeport, Ogallala, and nearby towns.
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Willard Frerichs
Daniel Irvin
George Frerichs
Georgia
Effie Folkerts
Anthony Lovell
Chappell
Walter Weigers
Dalton Hospital
Arnold Thurow
Dalton
Paul Ingwerson
Hank Jessen
Robert Miller
Debbie
Debbie Miller
Weyerts Lutheran Church
Cornelius Weyerts
George Hinrichs
Cornelius
Harold Beveridge
Sidney
Jake Thompson
Ogallala
Dennis Thompson
Sunny Side News Dinner and Visit Report
Friday and weekend social notices from Sunny Side News list many visits and dinners. Names include Olive Johnson, Richard Hern bloom, Forrest Tremain, Keith Huff, Gale Talich, Sidney guests, Lemoyne Johnson and family, Sara and Emily, Elizabeth Henry in Big Springs, Carl Ulmschneider, Lester Theis, and Scottsbluff shopping. Local residents share hospitality across multiple households.
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Richard Hernbloom
Olive Johnson
Forrest Tremain
Ogallala
Keith Huff
Russell Olson
Ralph Talich
Scott
Mabel Sanders
Chappell
Gale Talich
Sidney
Nan Talich
Lemoyne Johnson
Albert Brandl
Elmer Gade
Scottsbluff
Bill Wind- Shiemer
Leland
Sara
Emily
Elizabeth Henry
Big Springs
David
Alberta Johnson
Carl Ulmschneider
Lester Theis
Ralph Talich and
Collision Damages Heavy On Elliott Street in Dalton
A two car collision at 8 50 a m Tuesday on Elliott Street Dalton caused 500 dollars in damage. Mrs Mary A Aurich driving a 1962 Ford stopped for a pedestrian when struck from behind by Mrs Mabel L Brunner in a 1962 Chevrolet. Brunner's car sustained 350 dollars in damage and the Ford 150 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Luesday
Elliott Street
Dalton
del Shipley
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Mary A. Aurich
Mabel L. Brunner
Brunner
Tourist Submarine Opens on Lake Geneva during Swiss Exposition
The first tourist submarine operated on Lake Geneva during the Swiss Exposition. Designed by Jacques Piccard, the mesoscoph carried up to 40 passengers per trip to depths around 300 feet. It logged 850 dives with about 25,000 passengers.
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Lake Geneva
Jacques Piccard
Ogallala approves bonds for TRW plant expansion
Ogallala City Council approved 307000 in revenue bonds under the 1960 Industrial Development Act to fund a new 30,000 square foot TRW Capacitor Division plant. The facility will add 125 jobs, expand Ogallala’s floor space to 130,000, and is expected to be ready for occupancy in March barring weather. local civic leaders warn the project strengthens TRW’s local position and boosts real estate tax revenue by about 8000 annually.
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Ogallala
Thompson Ramo Woodridge
First Nebraska Securities Corporation of Lincoln
TRW
Loren Kol= Ste
C. C. Worden
Civic Improvement Association
Local Industrial Development Corporation
Worden
Hope Chest Trend Boosts Old Fashioned Gifts and Home Arts
The piece urges planning a handmade hope chest as a festive gift idea amid many young marriages. It lists short and long range projects like rugs bedspreads window hangings and crewel embroidery plus affordable items such as old irons pudding pans spice grinders and horse brasses. It notes chests fit traditional or contemporary homes and can hold blankets clothes or serve as extra seating or a coffee table.
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Mom
Dad
Sidney Telegraph Ad Appeals for Office Forms
Local notice invites readers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 11th Ave for sales books and other office forms offering 8 percent price. Offers quality at a low cost for businesses and individuals.
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Sidney Telegraph
11Th Ave
Can cheese be frozen according to expert guidance
University of Nebraska Extension foods Specialist Ethel Diedrichsen explains freezing cheese changes its texture making it crumbly and mealy. She advises cutting cheese into one pound or smaller portions, wrapping with moisture vapor resistant paper, and freezing at zero degrees Fahrenheit.
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Lincoln
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension
Printing bids big or small in Sidney Telegraph ad
The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services offering quality work and fast delivery for big and small jobs, highlighting reliable turnaround and competitive pricing at 83 cents.
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Sidney Telegraph
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