Sidney area social roundup notes and visits
A busy week in Sidney features O. J McDougal Jr of the state extension service visiting the Cheyenne County Soil Conservation district board. Many local families hosted guests from Harrison, Holdrege, Kearney, Scotts Bluff, Sterling, and other nearby towns. Attendees include Sherrerds at Northern Illinois School of Optometry, Jobs Daughters guardianship visits, graduation attendees at Nebraska University, and open house moves in Sidney living spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J McDougal, Jr
State Extension Service
Board of Supervisors
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District
John Pyle
Pyle
Georgia Powell
Harrison
Nebr
Marion Pyle
Kearney
E. S. Sherrerd
Chicago
Northern Illinois School of Optometry
Marvin Sherrerd
Inlaw
Dre
Robert Patrick
L. E. Reece
Alliance
Gruina Guardian of
Nebraska
Jobs Daughters
Sidney Bethel
Ted Borcher
Merlin
Powell, Wyo
John Borcher
Glen Bales
E. W. Augenstein
Carl Hutchison, Jr
Betty Augenstein O. Kearney
Nebraska University
Clifford Augenstein
Clifford Augnstein
Sidney
E. G. Ruhter
Flagler
Colorado
Harris Gangwish
Maggie Ruhter
Rose Ruhter
Bernard Miller
Don Shipman
Onana
Jimmie
M. W. Riggs
Shipman Home
George Fleming
Roy Hungerford
Scottsbluff
Edna Granneman
Long Beach
Calf
North Flatte
A. M. Smith
Bill Harris
Sterling, Colo
Phip Fleming
Sidney Hospital
Martin Dimery
Waurika
Oklahoma
Clinton B. Dorwart
North Platte
Worth Platte St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy
C. B. Dorwart
B. H. Grimm
Georgia
Cynthia
Hospital Admitted and Discharged Names Across Weeks
A long list records hospital admissions and dismissals by date and patient, including W. P. Rauora Steven Banks Helen Muro and others across towns Cheyenne Kimball Lodgepole Kimball Albin and Chappell. Births note two daughters for Runge Hein and Anderson with February dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rauora
Steven Banks
Helen Muro
Ha Buenner
Karen Kurz
William Behymer
Kimball
Rex Var Cleave
Kimnail
Ronald Brownell
Nels Cruse
Potter
George Runze
Voyle Anderson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles Hein
Donna Alen
Verna Robinson
Glen Pope
Dix
Donna Carlson
Chappell
Orin Anderson
Albin
Bert Tucker
Linda Misegadis
Sunol
George Parks
Mae Handley
Lodgepole
Ruty Bates
Longepole
Joha Thienhardt
Gerald Misegadis
Sunal
Keith Tappan
Henry Jenik
Carol Siemers
Allen Kullham
Guile Taack
SCD
Virgil Walters
Calvin Oliverius
Oliver Swain
Wiliam Behymer
Geortze Runge
Chas Hein
Albin, Woo
Hospital Patient Transport And Birth Notice Summary
Admission and discharge listings for multiple patients including Elvin Wheeler and Steven Wheeler from Potter with relatives Agnes Schiller Walter French and Carl Wheelock. Boise Idaho appears as a location. Birth reported of a boy to Walter and Judy French on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Wheeler
Potter
Agnes Schiller
Walter French
Carl Wheelock
Judy Leech
Steven Wheeler
Philip Fleming
Tommy Lye
Monica Vega
Clifton Treinen
Janet Lou Wheeler
Margaret Rowlan
Roger E. Brown
Boise
Idaho
L. J. Shupe
Matthew Peetz
Dale Wiebaum
Carl Christ
Elvin
Steven
Roger Brown
Harmony School oyster supper and meeting notes
An oyster supper at Harmony School featured soup and extras served by Mrs. Paul Larson Mrs. Bob Thurston and Mrs. Charles Weir. Door prizes went to Art Ladine Bob Thurston Charles Weir and Ellen Sanders. A business meeting discussed tables and chairs and committees were appointed to report next time. Canasta delighted adults with Elsie Ladine and Charles Weir high scores Ruth Morgan and Kenneth Larson low. Children enjoyed contest games. Mrs. Jess Higgins reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony School
Paul Larson
Bob Thurston
Charles Weir
Art Ladine
Ellen Sanders
Canasta
Elsie Ladine
Ruth Morgan
Kenneth Larson
Bean Control Program Sets 1950 Price Support Details
The State PMA announces 1950 price support for dry edible beans tied to acreage allotments. Eligible beans include Pink, Pinto, Cranberry, Red Kidney, and others with a projected $6.20 per hundredweight on a threshers-run basis. Growers must report bean history for 1947-49 to Cheyenne County PMA by February 15, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Office
the Production and Marketing Administration
Alvie L. Johnson
PMA
Johnson
Cheyenne County P. M A
Frosh Fall To Oshkosh 29-27 In Narrow Win
Oshkosh Frosh defeated Sidney Frosh 29 to 27 on Oshkosh court. Key players Robinson and McKune led the Oshkosh attack while Ziegler King and Seevers stood out for Sidney. The Frosh tourney, annual since last year, will rotate between cities with games February 15 and 16. Sidney plans a lineup shakeup for the next game against Sterling at 4:15 PM on their home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Frosh Cagers
Sidney Frosh
Kienker
Garden County High School
Frosh
Sidney
Robinson
McKune
Sidney Ziegler
King
Seevers
Chappell
Maley
Glassburn
Jones
Allgoods
Beebe
Oshkosh
Sterling Frosh
Sidney High School
Ray Maley
Vanishing Horse Kansas Faces Sharp Decline
Kansas shows a drastic drop in livestock from 1920 to 1945 with horses down 68 percent and mules down 82 percent, indicating a faster pace of loss than the national trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Tomato Peel Method Described for Easy Skin Removal
A simple kitchen technique shows how to peel tomatoes by rubbing the skin with the back of a knife. The gentle stroke loosens the skin, making it easy to remove without damaging the fruit.
Sugar and Sweets Dominate City Family Diets
A U S Department of Agriculture report based on about 4,000 households in 1948 shows five cents of the food dollar goes to sugars and sweets, with variations by income and city. Birmingham uses more sugars and syrups, while San Francisco buys more baked sugar products. Buffalo tops in at home candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Birmingham
Buffalo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
San Francisco
Wheat Man Wins In Kimball Case Involving Sheep
A Kimball jury after 221 hours of deliberation ruled for wheat farmer M D Ohare in a case claiming sheep damaged winter wheat north of Bushnell. The district judge John Kuns received the verdict Wednesday night, awarding $1028 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Bushnell
M. D. O'Hare
John Kuns
February Foods Favor Eggs and Poultry Says USDA
The U S Department of Agriculture urges housewives to feature eggs and chicken in February menus. Broilers and fryers will be plentiful in city markets, backed by higher hen lay rates and record egg production. Beans, dried peas, turkey, pork, cheese, frozen fish, and abundant vegetables and fruits including pears cranberries apples oranges raisins prunes and nuts like walnuts almonds filberts complete the plentiful outlook for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Westinghouse In Plant News Service Updates Supervisors
Supervisory staff at the Westinghouse plant receive current company news via a dedicated in plant telephone line. A continuous tape featuring a robotic announcer delivers policy matters and key developments to keep supervisors informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
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