WELL EARNED RETIREMENT AT CHEYENNE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
The Cheyenne County court house retires County Clerk I L Pindell after forty six years in service since 1916 He was elected clerk twenty eight years ago and also served as Sidney High School principal postmaster city clerk and helped donate land for the town park His daughter Jacquline Wiseman teaches at Foothills College in California and he plans to stay in Sidney the rest of his days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Court House
I. L. Pindell
Pindell
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Old National Hotel
John Scheurman
Sidney High School
Grabills
Jacqueline Wiseman
Foothills College
Redwood City
Calif
Maple Grove Christmas Visitors and Community Notes
Carol Stately returns home from Idaho for Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stately and family. The community gathers for Farmers Union events at the Youth Center and Earl Gell hosts Clover Circle ladies. Neighbors visit Ed Miles, Poole and Dorman households as many share dinners and holiday gatherings across Maple Grove and Scottsbluff areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Stately
Idaho
Harry Stately
Farmers Union
Earl Gell
Clover Circle Club
Frank Hengle
Ed Miles
Albert Berggren
Charles Smith
Jay Poole
Alvin Dorman
Albert Bunion
Roland Green
T. N. McGowan
Harvey Miles
Carol
Jean van Mark
Denver
Albin Johnson
T. M. Bonkiewicz
Maynard Shoemaker
Boley
Scottsbluff
Dowries Helped Create Christmas Stockings Legend
The legend credits St Nicholas with anonymously funding three daughters by tossing gold down a merchant’s chimney, which landed in stockings hung by the fire. The tale notes stockings later gained feet in the 11th century, but remains a festive legend about gifts and tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Santa Claus
Lodgepole WSCS Met with Chili Supper Planned
The General meeting of Lodgepole Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met December 13 with Rev. Goodwin and 21 members. A chili supper for MYF and students was approved for December 23 under Mrs. Forrest Tremain. Members heard a play and reports, with next meeting planned for January 10 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lodgepole Methodist Church
Goodwin
Henry Jenik
MYF
Forrest Tremain
John Ommen
Chappell W. S. C. S
Mesdames
Elizabeth Barrett
R. O. Bond
R. N. Huff
A. C. Peterson
Phil Quinn
Clarence Meyer
Byron Rowley
Paul Smith
Angels
Jenik
Frank Pivonka
Harold Hernbloom
al Brandl
G. O. Holtman
Lichen: slow growing living composite organism
Lichen is a nearly indestructible composite of a fungus and algae. The algae photosynthesize to supply carbohydrates while the fungus provides salts and water storage. Some specimens are thousands of years old.
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Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska
Enevoldsen Insurance Agency
Potter
Nebraska Association of Insurance Agents
Don Enevoldsen
Gordon Reed
Richard C. Allgood
Alliance
Panhandle
William Thomas Murphy
L S O'll.Moran
Sydney
Wll
Holy Nome
Omeha
Gerald T Bergan
Omec
Eshon Murphy
Juaziro
Washington
American University At
Washington D.C
Lynn Nelson
Carl Nelson
Linden St
Nelson
Neoruska Wesleyan University
Studet
American University
Bureau of the Budget
Phillip S Hughes
White House
Pierre Salinger
Mchael V. Forrestal
Robert Komer
Richard K. Donahue
Civil Service Commission
Franklin G Conner
Civil Service Communication
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Jack Lynn
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington Press Corps
Washington Area
American University School of Government and Public Administration
Catheryn Seckler-Hudson
F B Germond Jr
Bonnie Lindau
Germonds
Julie
Michelle
Germond
Hesar Ep. T
Weir Weartford
Germans Addres
Walnut Street
Monroe
Cona
Hest
Bob Bell
Sioux Army Depot
Sterling Golf Course
Acushnet Co
Bell
Sterling
Ted Schmutte
Frank Childs
Charles Gaines
Mr. Bell
Martin Block
Cheyenne
Mr. Block
Mrs. Block
Douglas Reetz
John Jurgens
Wyo i
Rolland Block
Alamosa
Colo
Block
Maple Grove
Lodgepole
the Telegraph
Tri-State Supply
Peterrational Arvestor
King Kom
Mrs
Curtis Elsen
Hristmas
Jack
Ralph
Lee
RTL K
Merry
Gibson
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