Dorcas Society Elects Officers and Planned Christmas
The Dorcas Society met in Trinity Lutheran church parlors and elected Mrs. Emanuel Troutman president and Mrs. Carlton Haze vice president. Other officers include Miss Dorothy Peterson treasurer and Mrs. Lillian Johnson secretary. A Christmas party was planned for December 12 and a congregational covered dish dinner was set for 7 p.m.
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Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emanuel Troutman
Carlton Haze
Dorothy Peterson
Lillian Johnson
S. C. Jensen
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
C. A. Story
Lawrence Sharp
Keith Simpson
R. W. McSpadden
Rex Olsen
E. M. Gates
W. H. Holt
J. O. Lobb
Mabel Nielsen
Circle Number Four
Lobb
Nebraska Wheat Queen Rules and 1947 1948 Selection Process
The document lists eligibility for the Nebraska Wheat Queen post including residency, parentage in wheat farming, community activity, and organizational nomination. It sets a 5 wheat sample requirement and a 5 additional samples or 5 people honor requirement, with a three-person final committee and a January 7 1947 nomination deadline. The winner receives a permanent award.
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Nebraska Wheat Queen
Sidney
Nebraska
Nebraska Wheat Show Committee
Birthday celebration for Mrs Jennie Hammond observed
Twelve guests attended the birthday observance. The afternoon featured social diversion and a dainty lunch. Chicago is noted as the greatest railroad center of the world served by 22 Class I railroads and 9 switching and terminal companies.
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Bert Steele
Patricia Richards
Raymond Hart
Kelso
Washington
Miss Richards
C. W. Richards
Kenneth Lynch
Sidney
Lower Columbia Junior College
Highland Dairy
Longview
Lloyd B. Hart
Kelso High School
Coast Guard
Longview Fibre Co
Donna Doran
Shirlee Johnson
Bernard Gass
Earline Krueger
Gass
Margaret Runge
Miss Runge
Carl Ziegler
St. Paul's Aid Society
Henry Dorn
Carl Schmidt
Harold Thomas
Dorn
William Kieselhorst
St. Martha's Guild
L. C. Barstow
T. E. Keckjer
W. D. Harte
Jennie Hammond
Chicago
Snowshoe Hare Impact on Conifer Plantings
Snowshoe hares cause widespread damage to small reproduction, especially in coniferous plantations during abundance. Open sites are sometimes planted, with white spruce as the only commonly planted species that may escape. Hares prefer alder, hazel, aspen reproduction and balsam fir for cover in brushy areas.
Causes Dirty Neck Science or Melanin Name Explained
A source explains that melanin, a chemical not dirt, often darkens a child’s neck relative to the face. Separately, the New York Stock Exchange traces its founding to 1792 under a tree on Wall Street by a group of brokers.
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Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
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Willing Workers
Christian Church
Willing Workers Society
Jack Bowman
Ralph Lundberg
Paul Pearson
Dick Roberts
Handy-Fixers
Handy-Fixers Club
Walter Cork
Ara Brown
Frances Herzberg
Frances N. Herzberg
Mary Herzberg
Ordville
Frederick D. Mosher
Theodore Mosher
Denver
Colorado
Mrs
N. E. Christner
Mrs. Mosher
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Susan Boyd
Douglas Martin Boyd
Susan Adair
Rollin Eugene Blome
Henry Blome
Dalton
Mrs. Hartman
Elmer Hartman
L. L. Spindler
Mary Runge
J. S. Dodds
Billeters
John Billeter
B. O. Tracy
Louis Million
A. E. Ahrens
Mrs. Million
Mrs. Gates
Goodwins
F. L. B. Goodwin
Goodwin
C. H. Fuller
A. E. Wright
Warren Cunningham
Rae Jones
Leo Shuman
C. B. Extension Club
L. L. Pippitt
Louis Miller
James Thorpe
Robert McKay
Bueford Rodecker
Pippitt
Contract Bridge
George Taylor
Robert van Gundy
Rodecker
Presbyterian Circle
Wayne Ayres
Julius Tamasi
Fred McHugh
St. Paul’s Aid Society
St. Martha’s Guild
Mrs. Hammond
Arthur McMillan
C. H. Hammond
Martha Hammond
C. Edgar Leafdale
Potter
Sidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering Co
Maddox Motor CO
Chrysler - Plymouth
Nebr
Red Ryder
Stagecoach
Yeaver
Thur
the Fox
Sidney Creamery
Tenth Avenue
Dirilyte
House & Garden
House Beautiful
Good Housekeeping
Lockwood
Jewelry
Greenlee
Pendleton
Greenlees
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