Two suicides within a week in Scottsbluff report
Scottsbluff records a second death by own action within seven days as Max E. Klein, 27, died in Scottsbluff Hospital from strychnine poisoning amid personal crisis. Clyde Ferguson, a railroad man, had killed himself January 22 in an apartment house. Klein’s wife, Loys Isabel Klein, was visiting Mitchell when notified.
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Scottsbluff
Clyde Ferguson
Max E. Klein
Scottsbluff Hospital
Loys Isabel Klein
George W. Bowen
Mitchell
Scottabluff
Bake Sale by S Martha's Guild at Greenlees' Saturday
The ladies of S Martha's Guild announce a bake sale at Greenlees' on Saturday February 5 starting at 2:00 PM. Proceeds support guild activities and community outreach.
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Ladies of S& Martha's Guild
Greenlees
Mrs Bauer Recovers From Near Fatal Auto Mishap
Mrs Albert Bauer survived after driving over an embankment, a fire followed, and she narrowly escaped death. Bill and Douglass Cruise, on top of a hay load from St George's ranch, aided her and removed valuables before the car burned. Paul Hineman arrived with a car and took her home. the wrecked vehicle was taken to the local Buick agency.
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Albert Bauer
Klein Place
Bill
Douglass Cruise
Cruise
St. George’s Ranch
Ing
Paul Hineman
Dinner Party Held at Peetz Home in Col a
A Sunday dinner party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Enevoldsen at Peetz. Guests included the Fred Wickhorst and Herbert Johnson families from Potter Nebraska, Ruby Divler of Dalton, Bernice Hadley and Violet Edelman of Potter, Alice Fowler and Cordie Peterson of Peetz, and William Fleming of Lorenzo.
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Peetz
D. F. Enevoldsen
Fred Wickhorst
Herbert Johnson
Potter, Nebr
Ruby Divler
Dalton
Bernice Hadley
Violet Edelman
Potter
Alice Fowler
Cordie Peterson
William Fleming
Lorenzo
Deacon Dubs Comedy at Lerence Hall Opens Feb 2
Lorenzo high school presents the three arts comedy Deacon Dubs at Lerence Hall on Wednesday evening February 2. The show promises worthwhile entertainment and draws students from Lorenzo High School and the local community.
High School Class Comedy Receives Warm Acclaim
A Sidney high school stage production garnered praise for its lively pace and polished performances. Cecile Jones led as Cherry blossom with a strong vocal showing, while Kermit Moore and Hollis Kepler delivered standout comic and lead roles. Donald Livoni, Walter Johnson, Orval Williams, and Marjorie Pettett also earned acclaim for their singing and acting. The Kokomo tea garden setting featured Geisha dancers Fern Riggs et al, supported by a 28 member chorus. Competent judges called it as good as any high school show they had seen.
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Havlovic
Cecile Jones
Cherryblossom
Japan
Miss Jones
Sidney
Kermit Moore
Kokomo
Moore
Hollis Kepler
John Henry Smith
May
Kepler
Donald Livoni
Henry Foster Jones
Livons
Walter Johnson
Horace Worthington
Orval Williams
James Young
Kokemo
Fern Riggs
Helen Riggs
Muriel Riggs
Ruth Karvanek
Helen Doran
Margaret Brown
Virginia Johnson
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