Cheryl Fraass Hurt In Fall At Home
Cheryl Fraass, twin sister of Carroll Fraass and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Fraass, fell from a loading chute and struck her head on a cement floor. She was taken to Denver for brain specialist care, then brought home and is gradually improving with planned periodic Denver checkups.
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Lucille Hopping
Sterling
Colo
B. J. Barnhart
John Zoller
D. E. Dickinson
Albert Kler
D. E
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Sidney
Tom Karr
Peoria
Illinois
David Fraass and Sons
Dickie and
Carroll
Cheryl Fraass
Denver
Cheryl
Carrol
David Fraass
Oil Drilling Notes Add New Sites in Colorado
British-American announces two new drilling locations in Logan County Colorado Bernard Knudsen No 2 is 990 ft from north and west of Section 11 8 54 Nag gait A 3 is 330 ft from the south and 990 ft from the east of the southwest quarter of Section 3 8 54 B A s Ziegler B 4 sits at 5192 ft waiting on cement while Ziegler B 3 at 5225 ft awaiting cable tools The Sinclair Torgeson No 2 in Kimball County shows weak saturation and testing continues Hope Bishop No 1 in Morgan County at 6297 ft in shale appears a dud.
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Sinclair
Kimball County
ritish-American
Logan County
Colo
Bernard Knudsen
Morgan County
County Officers In Session Last Week
Cheyenne County represented at the State County Officials Association annual meeting in Omaha last week. Delegation included Commissioners Geo. Fleming Cecil Hunt Geo Coulter and spouses highway superintendent John Ahlm and Mrs Ahlm and welfare director Mrs Jess Osborn. They traveled by special train Tuesday and returned Saturday night after meetings at the Capitol Hotel.
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Cheyenne County
State County Officials Association
Omaha
Geo. Fleming
Cecil Hunt
Geo. Coulter
John Ahlm
Ahlm
Jess Osborn
Capitol Hotel
Gas Service Begins for Chappell Residents
Citizens of Chappell now benefit from natural gas discoveries in Devel County as the Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. activated gas service a week ago. Officials promise ample supply locally to last for years, with several companies reporting discoveries in Deuel County and no oil wells yet found.
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Chappell
Devel County
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Lodgepole
Deuel
Notary seals telegraph want ads
Local notice notes notary seals and telegraph want ads as part of classified listings. Read as a compact item signaling document stamps and service ads for authentication and quick messaging.
Youth Exchange Plan Expansion Slated for 1952
Lincoln reports the International Farm Youth Exchange program will expand in 1952 with more exchanges and additional countries. Applications are available through local county extension agents. Eligibility includes high school graduation, ages 18 to 28, good health, unmarried with no dependents, and a farm background. The program warns of hardships and privations and emphasizes service over a joy ride.
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Lincoln
International Farm
University of Nebraska Agricultural Extension Service
United States
Handyman Advises Tape to Prevent Plywood Splitting
An amateur handyman suggests placing a strip of cello tape at the cut line before sawing to prevent plywood from splitting. The tip emphasizes tape as a simple, protective measure for clean, fracture-free cuts in home projects.
Blood Donor Drive Delivers 100 Pints For Forces
Sidney earned praise as workers crowded the Blood Procurement Car on Friday. A total of 120 donors passed through, helping fill the community quota and delivering 100 pints of blood for armed forces use, with Gering as the other planned participant on the car schedule.
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Sidney
Union Pacific
Gering
Good Deed Ends in Fall on Icy Street
Mrs. Phil Ethirton slipped on an ice covered street at 10th while returning from a Union Pacific Blood Procurement Car event and suffered a broken hip. She was admitted to Sidney Hospital for treatment.
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Phil Ethirton
Union Pacific
Armed Forces
Etherton
Sidney Hospital
Blood donation drive at Union Pacific Depot in Sidney
The blood donation event ran from 11 to 5 with four regular nurses and four local volunteers including Mrs. Fred George Mrs. Chris Bitner Mrs. John Peetz Jr and Mrs. Mike Selzer assisting. Dan Duncan chair of the Sidney arrangements praised volunteers and donors at the car and waiting room registrations and predicted a possible return visit in three to four months.
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Fred George
Chris Bitner
John Peetz, Jr
Mike Selzer
Dan Duncan
Sidney
Union Pacific
Duncan
C. B. Dorwart
Robert Clark
Blood drive thanks Sidney donors and staff
The article thanks Sidney residents for cooperation at a blood procurement car event. About 159 signed up as donors, 120 could be accommodated that day, leaving 39 to help next time. The organizers praise all helpers and list Beta Sigma Phi workers and volunteers across station canteen, reception, technical aides, and clerical roles.
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Sidney
Heorle
Beta Sigiya Phi
Bill Dugan
Max Cory
Leonard Fine
L. L. Pippitt
Carl Christ, Jr
Ross Barker
Jason B. Roche
B. H. Grimm
Charles Dalton
George P. Taylor
Gordon Tobin
Klemn Miller
C. H. Babbitt
Elmer Ladine
Howard W. Stentz
N. C. Livoni
Mickey Holtman
Surface preparation fuels finish quality in industry
The passage notes that millions of gallons of paint are produced yearly and much of it is used to finish factory products. It emphasizes that preparing surfaces for paint, varnish, lacquer, or enamel is a specialized field crucial for adhesion and appearance of finished goods.
Driver Arrested After Accident on Highway 30
About 5 pm Thursday two cars collided on Highway 30 east of Sidney. James M. Little 44 of Hoisington Kansas drove a 1950 Ford on the wrong side without lights and with flashing lights on approaching John Henley of Fort Morgan Colorado in a 1949 Ford Panel. Damages totaled 200. Little pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, was fined 100 and costs, and his Nebraska driving privilege suspended 30 days.
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Sidney
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
James M. Little
Hoisington
Kansas
John Henley
Fort Morgan
Colo
Morgan Laundry
Little
Nebraska
Telegraph advertises oil and gas legal forms stock
A notice states that The Telegraph offers a complete stock of oil and gas legal forms including leases mineral deeds waivers and related documents for use by readers seeking rapid access to legal paperwork through the newspaper.
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