Christmas Dinner Guests Fill Local Homes
A long list of households announces Christmas dinner guests and holiday visits. Families welcome relatives and friends from Denver Chicago Lincoln Sterling Chappell Brighton Brighton and other towns, with many staying through Christmas Day and the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrill Ammerman
American National Bank
Sterling
Chappell
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
E. 5
Uptegrove
W. D. Powell
James F Bourret
Ina Garrard
John Pyle
James Bourret
Hay Springs
Robert Wait
Lincoln
Robert Wait Sr
Don Cooper
Denver
Millicent Wait
Wait Home
Lester Elkinton
R. P. Spence
City
Nebraska
Guy Ellsworth
Ron Barker
P. W. Barker
Ross Barker
Thei
Lance
Fred Peters
Micky Holtman
Rey Peters
Chapter
Jack Schaeffer c
Glenn Spearow
Paul Spearow
Sydney Dunn
Elmer Heltman
Lodgepole
G. O. Heltman
Florence Hardy
Walter Hardy
A. S. Hardy
Miss Hardy
Robs
Clark
Glad Gals Club Holds Christmas Gift Exchange Meeting
Myma Willerton hosted a Glad Gals Club meeting with twelve members and a guest present. Names were drawn for a Christmas party gift exchange and Mrs Milford Wilson served a dainty lunch after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myma ‘Willerton
Glad Gals -It Club
Uest
Milford Wils
Pencrtes
Marriage Licenses Published in Sterling and Nearby
Vernon Ferguson of Sterling and Delphine Vickery of Sterling list December 11 as the date for their marriage license. Ed E Springs of Alliance and Mary Baker of Alliance show December 13. Jack Curless of Sidney and Emmajean Unverzagt of Sidney dated December 13. Robert Slama of Potter and Elizabeth Ballegeer of Potter dated December 16. Rollin Eugene Blome of Dalton and Susan Adair Boyd of Sidney dated December 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Eugene Blome
Dalton
Nebr
Susan Adair Boyd
Sidney
Less Meat Output Predicted for 1948 by USDA Economists
USDA economists foresee a year with lower meat production in 1948, with quarterly yields down from 1947. Hog marketing through nine months of 1948 should mirror 1947, but lighter weights due to reduced feed and higher costs will raise hog prices seasonally. Lamb prices stay high into early 1948 while fewer lambs reach markets in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Market expectations for cattle and lambs this winter
Report notes that lamb marketing will be light early winter but rise later. 1948 meat production is expected mainly from beef. Fewer grain fed cattle will be marketed in the coming year, while many cattle on feed are heavy, with larger marketings anticipated through early spring. Prices for fed cattle may rise into next summer as few long fed animals reach market then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Seatch Tape pasers noted in Telegraph issue
Local Telegraph issue mentions Seatch Tape pasers in a brief item. Details are sparse but indicate product references or listings within the page.
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Bergner’s Motor Co
John Helzer
Albin
Wyo
al Moore
Lois Elwell
McMurray College
Jacksonvie
Illinois
Shirley Calhoun
Elwell
North Platte
John Elwell
Elwells
Lois
John
Jack Christopher
William Bree
Laramie
Harry
Cheyenne
L. J. Olson
Paul Weaener
Baby
South Sioux
Sicney
The
American Legio
Legion Rooms
City Auditorium
A. F. Weber
Mildred Weber
Denve
Joe
Bartlesvill Oklahoma
Hellingsworth
Weber
Webers
D. R. Thomas
Dean Wilson
Raymond Maley
George Moore
Clifford Moore
Kermit Moore
Marva Ladine
Fremont
Hoidays
M. Allie Ladine
Ann Ladine
Ladi Home
Joe Ladi
Alfi Ladine
Bkiby
Clem Deaver
Emily
Gothenburg
Mrs. Marston Haze
Emanuel Troutman
Sland
Delores
Marian
Jake Schills
John Troutman
Alahoma City
Nursday
Marilyn Lafler
Cottey College
Nevada
Issouri
Leon Lafler
Leland Mann
Nebraska University
Mrs
Lee Mann
Sidney Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company
Grant St
Glad Gals Club
Vernon Ferguson
Sterling, Colo
Delphine Vickery
Ed E. Springs
Alliance
Mary Baker
Jack Curless
Emmajean
Unverzagt
Robert Slama
Potter
Elizabeth Ballegeer
Merry Christmas
WM. Acheson
Dix Nebraska
Santa
Draper’s Oasis
W. P. Ackerman
Jackson St
Sidney, Nebraska
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