Sidney residents share news of births visits and travels
Mr and Mrs Louis Steel plan to leave Sidney for Cedar Rapids Iowa while Eva Holt visits her hospitalized daughter Harriett Holt in Roche Hospital. Edward Rhine, Navy recruit from Sidney, helps Co 300 win a drill pennant at San Diego. Various locals, from students at Nebraska University to the Harlans in North Platte, travel to and from California Cuba and Florida for family business and vacations.
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Eva M. Holt
Bayard
Harriett Holt
Roche Hospital
Edward Eugene Rhine
U. S. Navy
Co. 300
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Rhine
12Th Ave
Flora Rhine
Kenneth Agnew
Nebraska University
K. S. Agnew
Dean Carter
Randall Dean
Taylor Hospital
Bill Wehmiller
Richard Wright
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Sidney
Wehmiller
Clayton Spears
Pueblo
Colo. S
A. S. Hardy
Robert Clark
J. L. Hand
California
Donna Faye Harlan
R. F. Harlan
North Platte
Doris Harlan
Conrad Traut
Delta
Cole
John Helzer
Vern Weymouth
I’d’ Springs
South Dakota
O. J. Weymouth
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. T. Weymouth
Hong Kong
Jerome Short
Lincoln
Anne Short
Rudell
June
Ed Gerlach
Jackson Street
J. A. Sparks
Joe Hahler
18Th Avenue
Hahler
18Th
Sherman Brauer
Sparks
Harry Helzer
Cheyenne
Join Helzer
John Elwell
Elwell
Dodge Car
National Automobile Dealers
Atlantic City
Dodge
Detroit
Washington
D. C
East
Mildred Schobert
Springfield
Nebraska
Lenhart
Jack Schobert
Brownson Homemakers Plan Valentine Dinner at Hazel's Cafe
The Brownson Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Elmer Chaon’s home with Mrs. Geo Shindle as co host. Mrs. Harvey George conducted the business meeting. Mrs. Clif Thurston presented the lesson Avoid ing Financial and Property Tang les Part I. A Valentine dinner is set for Feb 12 at 5 30 in Hazel's Cafe party room. Lunch followed the meeting. Thurston reported.
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Brownson Homemakers Club
Elmer Chaon
Geo. Shindle
Harvey George
Clif Thurston
Hazel
Glad Gals 4-H Club meets at Sioux Villa home
The Glad Gals 4-H Club met at Patty Miller’s home in Sioux Villa with eight members and Mrs. Orr present. Mrs. Hood is much better, and the club sent her a book. Members played games, learned to make paper lanterns, and shared a nice lunch. The next meeting is planned for Valentine’s Day with Carol Ann Ogden.
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Glad Gals
4-H Club
Patty Miller
Sioux Villa
Mrs. Orr
Mrs. Hood
Carol Ann Ogden
Lynda Kay Hirshberg
Nebraska Organized Agriculture Meeting Speakers
Dean L. E. Call of Kansas State College at Manhattan will be among the leading speakers at the annual Organized Agriculture meetings at the University of Nebraska college of agriculture from February 4 to 6. He spends one general session program. Scores of Nebraska farm men and women will also appear at the meetings which are open to the public.
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L. E. Call
Kansas State College
Manhattan
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska
Office supplies and stapling gear advertised in The Telegraph
The Telegraph promotes Scotch Tape stapling machines and staples and urges buyers to purchase from outlets that offer replacement staples compatible with their machines.
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Telegraph
THE
Housewives urged to try DUO DUSTIN CLOTH
The Telegraph promotes DUO DUSTIN CLOTH as a cleaning cloth that dusts and polishes simultaneously with no lint. A two roll offer is priced at 50 cents.
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THE
Telegraph
Spain's 19 cities over 100000 population listed
Madrid the capital and Barcelona the chief port exceed 1,000,000 each. Valencia a silk center and Sevilla a shipping and industrial city are the only other Spanish cities over 250,000.
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Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Sevilla
Box makers busy as paperboard use nears half of folding box output
Last year the food industries used nearly 100 million pounds of paper board to make folding paper boxes for packaging various products. This accounts for about 50 percent of the total folding paper box production in the United States.
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United States
Whipping Sour Cream Requires Cold Care
Sour cream dishes rely on whipped cream smoothness but over whipping makes butter. To avoid this and speed whipping, keep the cream cold throughout the process.
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George Deaver
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Troy Smith
Lois ~Champ
Martha Hamround
Chappell
Lyle Stutzman
Glenn Spearow
Brownson Homemakers
Glad Gals 4-H Club
Auto-Furniture ‘Friendly Confidential
Sidney Finance CO
Osborn Bldg
American Legion Club
Ernie
Conoco Service
Ernie Schaddegg
Lessee
Henry Baeckel
Conoco Petroleum Products
Conoco
Red Triangle
Continental Oil Company
Lincoln Highway