Holiday Guests and Family Dinners Across Sidney
Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson arrives from Norfolk for holidays with her parents, while numerous locals host Christmas dinners and visits with relatives from Lincoln to Denver. Midshipman Brachtenbach and students from Doane and Nebraska universities spend Christmas with families as others travel to Cheyenne, Omaha, York, and beyond.
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Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Norfolk
A. J. Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Norfolk Junior College
Ralph Crochon
Carol
Harvard
Ciphan
Ed Engelhardt
Martin Anderson
Marjorie
Rennie
John Ahlm
Robert McKay
J. A. Sparks
Don Jorgenson
Helen Ann
Clara Stephens
Maxwell Iowa
E. C. McKay
William Sparks
Cheyenne
Jack Sparks
Harriett Hecht
Keith Spicer
William Niemann
Charles Forsyth
Shenandoah
Iowa
Carl Christ
Cildren
Don Moffatt
Nick, Brachtenbach
E.L. Hoover
McCook
Suzanne Jewell
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
J. L. ‘Tewell
Bill
Oxford University
England
Oxford
Paris
France
Vernon Reinmuth
Loralie
Harry,Reinmuth
Broadwater
O. R. McNurlin
Lorita
Eleanor
Ordville
FF. E. Longan
F. “E. Longan
Leroy “Chaon
Elmer
Chaon
Fort Custer
Olene Cage
Lynn Gorman
North Platte
Leo Gorman
Leo Zwickl
Michael
Kimball
A. Zwickl
Zwickl
Raymond Fox
Rapid City
South Dakota
E. L. Uptegrove
Fox
Margaret Uptegrove
BR. R. Kepler
Fort Collins
Colo
Hollis Hepler
Jack Knicely
Lincoln
Max Cory
C Cildren
Harry Amundsen
Hardington
Alvin Duis
J. L. Tewell
Suzwine Tewell
Robert Edds
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Heaton
St. Mary’s
Guy Ellsworth
L. J. Olson
Hay Springs
Paul Wagner
Sioux City
Malsey
Otto Bowersock
York
Joe Heinlein
Ann Arbor
Michigan
J. H.heinlein
Bobbie
Tommy
A. E. Jones
Alliance
William Heinlein
Heinlein
Earl Howerter
Roy Howerter
Jack
Lodgepole
Andy Rapp
Mary Pearson
Emerald Rapp
Paul Wilson
Doris
Sadie Howerter
Rawlins
Wyo
Janie Dodds
Joe Dodds
Dale Joe
Couch Hotel
Dodds
Black Forest
Janie
D. D. Wooley
Grandstand
Marilyn
Boulder
Handy Fixers Club Hosts Christmas Party for Husbands
The Handy Fixers club entertained their husbands at a Christmas party in the Clifford Stephenson fame on December 13. Secret pals were revealed, enjoyment of canasia diversion, and lunch was served to close the gathering.
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Handy Fixers Club
Clifford Stephenson
Coming events bulletin for local groups
Upcoming community notices list two gatherings. Tuesday at 8 p.m. the American Legion Auxiliary meets in City Auditorium. Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rebekah Kensington convenes in the I O U S Hall.
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American Legion Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Wwe
Dxsday
Rebekah Kensington
Red Writing Hood carbon paper advertised in Telegraph
The Telegraph promotes the popular Red Writing Hood typewriter carbon paper for efficient copying.
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THE
Telegraph
New Years Eve Party Tickets On Sale At Sidney Club
The Sidney Country Club announces its New Year Eve party with a 7 to 8 30 buffet on Saturday, dancing and party favors at midnight. A late Smorgasbord option is available. Tickets are three dollars each for members families and out of town guests and must be bought by Friday noon at Sidney Clothing Co Telegraph and the Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Smorgans Board
Sidney Clothing Co
the Telegraph
Farmers Plan Meeting at Alliance for April Convention
The Flying Farmers have accepted an invitation from Alliance to hold their annual convention there on April 21 and 22. The committee includes C Edgar Leafdale Potter president Neal Dunlavey Sidney Leonard Nelson Fotter and Earl Huff Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Edgar Leafdale
Potter
Association
Neal Dunlavey
Sidney
Leonard
Nelson, Fotter
Earl Huff Kimball
Oliver Swain Fund Reaches Fifty Five Dollars
The Oliver Swain family, recently displaced by a fire destroying their home and possessions, has reached a total of 55 dollars in donations. New contributions include Mr and Mrs A C Green of Portland Oregon two dollars Miss Lola Watkins one dollar William Bergner one dollar George W Puckett five dollars and a friend three dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver. Swain Famiy
A. C. Green
Portland
Ore
Lola Watkins
William Bergner
George W. Puckett
Cotton Gin Evolution From Whitney to Modern Fast Gins
A brief historical note contrasts Eli Whitney's early cotton gin with today's machines, noting Whitney's crude design could process about 50 pounds of cotton per day while modern gins can turn out about 3000 pounds per hour, illustrating dramatic productivity gains.
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Eli Whitney
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