Lodgepole Community Notes From Lodgepole Neb
Mrs Edith Meyer reports social gatherings across Lodgepole including dinners at the Oscar Schlaman and Charley Wise homes guests from Grant Sidney and Chappell. Card group meetings and W S C S sessions noted with refreshments. Birthday dinner for Mrs Kastens hosted by Orville Kastens family with guests from Big Springs and Chappell. Community prayers for G M Brox celebrate twenty years of ministry. Death of Dan Potter’s brother-in-law prompts funeral notices in Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Walsh
P. H. Cortney
Oscar Schlaman
Wilford Kreider
Grant
Harry Kreider
Harold
Charley Wise
Harriett Kidney
Sydney Dunn
Elmer Holtman
A. Mitchell
Fred Peters
Sidney
Lamir Marek
Igis
Gretna
Pawnee City
Omaha
Lincoln
Marek
Contract Bridge Club
L. E. Lydiatt
Jerry Lydiatt
Frank Pivonka
P. E. Smith
Floyd Wise
Wise
A. C. Bale
Clyde Robertson
W. W. Wise
Harold Hernbloom
Betty
Charles, Wise
Venona
Order of the Eastern Star
Maureen Lydiatt
Ralph Carleton
Ella Kreider
Clarence Johnson
Dorothy Emanuelson
Helen Minshall
Treas
Marjorie Jenik
Wanda Wise
W. B. Schroll
Cheyenne
Jay Henning
Hazel Barlow
Laramie
Orville Kastens
Gile Talib
Don Frangs
Bob Huff
Deniver
G. M. Brox
Sunol
Brox
Lodgepole
Noah Walters
Rock Springs
Wyo
Dan Potter
Woman's Club
A. C. Peterson
Irvin Caldwell
John Miller
Ogallala
Harold West
Robert Michelman
Gordon Glassburn
Denver
A. P. Kripal
Floyd Treblik
Ronnie Michelman
Andy Thompson
E. A. Markel
Russell Callies
Kenneth Dykman
Venango
Ben Callies
T. J. ‘ Hobson
Alberi
South Colton Community News Roundup
John Brauer returned home from Minnesota where he visited with the Milford Brauer family. The Osterloh family left for Scribner to attend a brother’s wedding. Farr estate sale attendees included W. R. George Frank Morey Murrel Crosby and HH J Elsen and sons. Murrel Crosby and daughters spent the weekend in Denver. George Bartels Bonnie and Bob Gurley accompanied the Elsen family to Grant for a visit with the Stanley Elsen family. Charles Deaver visited Cecil Hunt home. Mrs. Cecil Hunt was ill with quinsy. Frank Morey and son attended a bake sale and dinner at Gurley Lutheran Church. Curtis and Bob Figen with their mother transacted business at Eterling Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brauer
Minnesota
Milford Brauer
Martin Osterloh
Scribner
Denver
George Bartels
Bonnie
Bob
Gurley
Frank Morey
Bamaar - and
Dinnee
Telegraph Stock Improves As Paper Scarcity Lingers
Amid shortages the Telegraph reports stock has become available and prices rise for adding machines and paper. Officials warn supplies remain tight but new shipments arrive despite uncertain demand and high costs.
Navy College Exam At Alliance Dec 18
Navy invites interested young men to take special examinations at Alliance high school on December 18 for four years of college training funded by the Navy. Similar exams will be held December 18 at Norfolk Omaha Lincoln Hastings North Platte McCook.
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Navy
Alliance High School
Norfolk
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
North Platte
McCook
May Form First Aid Classes If Wanted
In Cheyenne County many have asked about a first aid course. Mrs. F A Bush county Red Cross chair says if enough interest is shown an instructor can be secured and a class formed. Those wishing to join should call Mrs. Bush with their name. decision on offering the class will be announced soon.
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Cheyenne County
F. A. Bush
The
Red Cross
4-H Calves Sell Well At Pre Xmas Event
Cheyenne County 4-H members found a good market for calves at the first pre Christmas 4-H show and sale in Denver. It is the second such event ahead of the Western National Stock Show set for January 10 to 18. The county’s 4-H leaders promoted the sales and considered a district sale. Two Meyer boys showed Herefords selling up to 27 cents, while Arnold Wester’s two daughters showed two Angus calves reaching 28 cents. Thirteen head of 4-H calves from across the county are slated for the Stock Show in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
4-H
Denver
Ernest Meyer
Arnold Westervats
Ardis
Wanda
Angus
Canvass of Nov 5 Election Is Finished
Completion of the state canvas Friday disclosed that 399,507 Nebraskans voted in the November 5 election. The proposed constitutional amendment to pay 40 per pupil to schools was defeated 260,345 to 101,881. The anti closed shop amendment tally stood 212,443 yes to 142,702 no. Largest state vote was 578,764 in 1934. 1942 turnout was 387,992.
Sidney Rates Second In Class B Grid List
Sidney would place second in statewide Class B in McBride’s hypothetical football rankings. He notes Lexington would be first, Bridgeport top ten in Class B, with Chappell second to Stanton in Class C. He muses about rating teams by class next year to boost small schools.
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Sidney
Gregg McBride
Omaha World Herald
Lexington
Bridgeport
Chappell
Stanton
LM Fean
Veterans Rights for WWII Survivors Post Amendment
Survivors of World War II veterans urged by Harold F. Benjamin of the Scottsbluff SSA field office to contact the office for eligibility under the amended Social Security Act. Claims must be filed by February 10, 1947 to secure retroactive benefits if the veteran died before the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F.benjamin
Scottsbluff
Social Security Administration
Veterans amendment eligibility not affected by discharge timing
The statement clarifies that whether a veteran is discharged before or after a period has no bearing on eligibility for monthly payments under the veterans amendment. It emphasizes that discharge timing does not determine qualification for benefits.
VA Cites 60 Day Panhandle VA Auto Aid for WWII Amputees
Harold L. Reeves of Scottsbluff notes 11 Nebraska WWII amputee veterans received automobiles at government expense in the last 60 days. An additional 76 veterans who lost or lost use of a leg have been approved for conveyances, with purchases arranged through VA approved dealers and reimbursed after delivery. the program caps at 1600 dollars per veteran, while total vehicles delivered cost the government about 18559.67 dollars.
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Nebraska
Harold L. Reeves
Veterans Administration
Broadway
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Veteras
Reeves
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Imps A Mountain Theatre
Gary
Jean
Howard Ashley Oy
Victor
Dinah Shore
Dana "Andrews
Technicolor
Ertra
Disney’ Cartoon
Hata
South Coltonairs
J. Elon
Alliance
Marine Corps
NROTC
Naval Science
NACP
United States
Maerteak
Hawkins
Texas
Asoo
Sidney Drugs Company A
Elastd
National ‘Service
Jel
Laskin Mouton Rms
Panhandle
Telegraph
Brown-McDonald’s
Chatham’s
Woolshire
Arer
Chatham
Lamsdown
Ae Tote Wen
Whem
Orrspun
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