Around the Town social notes and travels
Mr and Mrs George Kolzow sve rented their home at 1635 (d ape St to Mr and Mrs Ed Clear. Mr and Mrs George Fleming and Mr and Mrs Cecil Hunt returned Saturday from Omaha where they attended the Commissioners Convention. They had dinner at the home of Dr and Mrs M J Murrey and attended the Ice Follies. Mrs Dennis Kunhart and children of Grand Island are visiting in the home of her sister Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harland. Miss Lois Willard was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Sunday evening at Mrs Stan Kennedy's. Miss Kath Hazelwood assisted. Willard will marry Lewis Million at the Methodist Church Sunday, Dec. 26. Stanley Bilieu, son of Mrs and Mrs Forrest Bilieu, was to receive his discharge from the U S Navy today and will arrive this weekend from Long Beach, California. Wendell Bilheu, student at the University of Nebraska, will also arrive this weekend to spend the holidays with his parents. Pfe and Mrs Ronald Jensen of Pacific Grove, California, arrived last week to spend the holidays with her parents D E Thorpe and Blanche Strait. Mr and Mrs Bertha H Walker, Mrs Harry Thomas, Mrs Leonard Crispin, Mr and Mrs Ben Barritt returned to their homes in Council Bluffs, Iowa on Tuesday. They were here to help Mr and Mrs Arthur Draper celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith had as their guests the past two weeks their daughter Mrs John I Costello of Portland, Oregon. Mr Costello arrived Sunday and they both left for their home Tuesday. They also visited Mr Costello's sister Mrs Marguerite McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kolzow
Ape St
Ed Clear
George Fleming
Cecil Hunt
Omaha
M. J. Murrey
Sidney
Dennis Kunhart
Grand Island
Lloyd Harland
Lois Willard
Hong
Stan Kennedy
Kathin Hazelwood
Willard
Lewis Million
Sanley Bilieu
Forrest Bulieu
U. S. Navy
Long Beach
Calif
Wendell Bilheu
University of Nebraska
Pfe
Ronald Jensen
Pacific Grove
D. E. Thorpe
Blanche Strait
Pre Jensen
Ft. Ord. Call
Bertha H. Walker
Hauriy Thomas
Leonard Crispin
Ben Barritt
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Arthur Draper
Lawrence Smith
John I Costello
Portland
Ore
Costello
Marguerte McMillan
Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Gonzales at Taylor hospital
Steve Gonzales born December 14 at Taylor hospital weighing six pounds thirteen ounces to Mr and Mrs Nabor Gonzales. The couple also has a daughter Kathryn Darlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabor Gonzales
Steve
Taylor Hospital
Kathryn Darlene
Mrs Neal Atkins Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Meeting
Xi Iutu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Nel Atkins home with Mr M L Merritt presiding. Guest speaker Mar some Ann Barlow spoke on Vienna. They plan a Christmas party December 21 at Mrs C B Dorwart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iutu
Beta Sigman Phi
Nel Atkins
M. L. Merritt
Marsome Ann Barlow
Vienna
C. B. Dorwart
Busy Dozen Club Holds Christmas Party at Taylor Home
Members met Friday at Wis J R Taylor’s home for the Busy Dozen Club annual Christmas party and gift exchange. Guests were served at 1 p.m. from a festively decorated table created by Mrs Charles Couch of Portland Oregon, with a charter member attending as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis J R Taylor
Charles Couch
Portland
Ore
Walther League to Present The Christmas Nativity Pageant
The Walther League of St. Paul Lutheran Church will present the pageant The Christmas Nativity Sunday at 8 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walther League of the
St. Paul
Heart Oxygen Use During Violent Exercise Described
A study explains that during intense violent exercise the heart consumes as much oxygen for its own needs as the rest of the body uses at rest, highlighting the heart's high metabolic demand in strenuous activity.
Hospital Admits and Dismissals at ShosytaL Taylor
Elizabeth Sterns of Deer Trail Colorado admitted to ShosytaL Taylor Hospital with others listed in SOD including Gavino Padilla Gonzales and Lee Howard. Discharges include Delbert Lessman Chester Johnson and Alice Madden with births noted for Padilla and Harris families and a Dec 14 Gonzales birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheppell
Elizabeth
Sidney
Delbert Lessman
Chester Johnson
Alice Madden
Kenneth Olson
Sidney Hospital Admitted Births and Names
Sidney Hospital lists admissions including Mrs Alois Divis and several newborns. Births recorded show a daughter to Arden Mahin on December 14 and a daughter to Alois Divis on December 14. Names of families and local residents appear in the hospital filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Alois Divis
Janice Sullivent
Carolyn Kies
Lyle Melchior
Gurley
Arden Mahin
Bayard
Margaret Kaylor
Potter
Wm. Cummisky
David Carleton
Joseph Gonzales
H. R. Bixel
Nicholas Howe
Janice Sallvent
Neal Craig
Earline Henderson
Paul Hagstrom
Peter
Showgons Bowling League Standings and Highs
Overland Cafe leads with 26 16, Wheatbelt Electric 25 17, Ohio Oil 23 19, Welch Insurance 23 19, Hutchison P H 17 25, Rudy’s Inc 12 30. Thursday results show Overland 3, Wheatbelt 3, Welch 3, with top team series Welch 2300 and high games Welch 828. Individual leaders include Schwartz 498 series and Matthes 225 best game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Cafe
Wheatbelt Electric
Ohio Oil
Welch Insurance
Hutchison P&h
Rudy’s Inc
Overland
Hutchison
Wheatbelt
Welch
Rudy’s
Schwartz
Matthes
Wilt
Willis
Pfeil
Wood use for heating and cooking linked to forests loss
United Nations experts estimate that half the wood harvested from world forests is used for heating and cooking. Turkeys were sent to Europe from the New World as early as 1517.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Europe
New World
Ft. Robinson program moves toward multiuse plan
Lincoln AP reports a conference on Ft. Robinson in Nebraska to expand use of the 22,000 acre fort for beef research, recreation, and historical interests. Plans include a master development survey, setting aside 1,000 to 3,000 acres for recreation, and possibly a museum and Red Cloud Agency reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Commission
Custer State Park
South Dakota
Gilbert
Planning Department
National Park Service
State to survey Fort Robin son for museum at HQ
Dr. James C Olson, director of the State Historical Department, will leave Tuesday for Fort Robinson on a survey mission with Marvin Kivett and an Lincoln architect to assess converting the Fort HQ for a state museum. Olson Shims party will meet the resident director and a USDA representative to discuss leasing the property long term and potential federal aid. Resources chief Price says the Advisory Committee may underwrite the $500 survey cost, with private groups possibly funding if faster action required. State Senator Monroe Bixler urges rapid action to present working plans to federal authorities and the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C.olson
State Historical Department
Fort Robinson
Marvin Kivett
Lincoln
Fort
Olson
US Department of Agriculture
Co. V. Price
Ment
The
Hotel and Miotél Association
Atwatsi
Monroe Bixler
Harrison
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Neal Atkins
Yale Party
Gavino Padilla
Tyee
Wm. Harris
Sidney Hospital
Showgons Bowling League
Paul Dumont
A.new
Bloomingdale
N. J
Glen Wildre
Telegraph
State Game Commission
Red Cloud
Paul Gulbert
Jim Brumfield
Leroy Grassle
Third Ave
Brumfield
Hawaii
Navy
Sidney High School
Lee’s Dime Store
John B. Glanz
Forrest
Sunbeam
Don Hart
Beverly Road
H. W. Kohler
Mr. Perkings
Sky Road
Leonard Steffens
Jackson
George L. Young
Maple St. C. Wines
Cliff Berry
Dalton
Dick Truck Lines
Crook, Colo. Fos
Ene Pal
American Standards Testing Bureau
Army Surplus
10Th Ave
Texaco
14Th
Illinois
Pole Is
Nebraska
American ‘Legion
SEARS
Roebuck
Great Sears