Many Sidney Residents Spend Holidays Across States
Mrs. Gilbert Schaub returned from Portland after Thanksgiving for a death in the family and planned a month with her parents in Manchester Iowa. Kenneth Treinen, Creighton University student, spent the holiday with his parents in Sidney. Several locals traveled to Omaha and Denver for visits, business, or health, while others planned winter stays in Texas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Schaub
Portland
Oregon
Mies Belcher
Schaub
Manchester
Iowa
James Duggan
Kenneth B. Treinen
John J. Treinen
Creighton University
Onaha
Bertha Richards
Long Beach
Calif
Art Nelson
Sidney
Chris Nelson
D.x
Frank
Wes
H. R. Montgomery
J. C. Penney
Statler
Standard Oil
Nebraska
Paxton Hotel
Jake” Wannerberg
Chappell
Ronnie
Gary
Clark Grieve
Harriet Hassle
Rose- Nielsen
Harold O’connor
Denver
J. L. Grimm
B. H. Grinm
Ralph Fish
Helen Ruth Crocuttsbillis
Mr. Fish
Laura Fish
Laura Rudd
Wuss Delen Ruth
F. G. Harrington
Darwin Pierce
Roy Korthaus
Buffalo Gap
S. Oak
Ed H. Claycomb
Cheyenne Hriday
Veterans Hospital
A. B. Connell
Lincoln
Hricnard
Nebraska Wesleyan
Rucnard
H. .E. Jacobsen
McAllen
Texas
Jacobsen
Fedora Gates
Tekamah
Neor
Fred Brown
Springfield
C. B. Jones
Doris Sensel
Loveland
Colo
Minnie Sensel
Richard Franss
Bethel
Paul Kraass
Barbara
Crippell
C. H. Fuller
Edith Rose
Peetz
John George
Jack Knuditson
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Sidney Thas
Sidney Council of the Knights of Columbus
Ogallala
Francis J. Keller
J. Anton Link
Leo Gorman
P. J. Heaton
George Fahy
M. J. Iaher
John Martinosky
Tom Kallhoff
George W. Barlow
Glamorous Virginia Mayo in Always Leave Them Laughing
Virginia Mayo performs a hula surrounded by praise as Roy Del Ruth predicts the film will burn up the screen with her dancing. The piece mentions her recent rise, nominations, outfits, and co stars including Milton Berle Bert Lahr and Ruth Roman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mayo
Roy del Ruth
Miss Mayo
Jones Beach
Divine
Leah Rhodes
Virginia
Milton Berle
Bert Lahr
Luscious
Ruth Roman
Plentiful Foods listed for December harvest and prices
The Agriculture Department reports ample supplies of apples, cranberries, pork, nuts, turkey, and other foods for December. Apples and turkeys show strong yields with prices down. cranberries estimate 805 000 hundred pound barrels versus 665 230 barrels average. walnuts, almonds, filberts, and pecans lead nut crops. Other plentiful items include dairy products, eggs, canned corn, raisins, prunes, oranges, and honey with sugar cane syrup in steady supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Turkey
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Donna Reed
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Debbie Reynolds
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D. L
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Benkelman Sales Company
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Charles Corkle
Ammond
Schmoller Caeame
Broadway
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Bill Booster
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Errire Coes
Lock Wood
Sidney’s Modern Jewelry Store
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Kokjer Motor. Company
Jackson