Cheyenne County Commissioners meet in Sidney Nebraska 1946
The Cheyenne County Commissioners convened at the County Courthouse in Sidney on January 3 1946 chaired by Guy Shaw with present Cecil Hunt Ed Erickson and R P Kepler. They audited claims totaling 2432.36 for General Fund Bridge Fund Emergency Relief Fund and other accounts and adjourned to January 8 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Guy Shaw
Cecil Hunt
Ed Erickson
R. P. Kepler
I. L. Pindell
Couny
General Fund
Bridge Fund
Cheyenne County
I. L. Pindell, Co
Hunt
B. H. Grimm
John Ahim
George Coulter
R. E. Franss
Frank Pivonka
Alfred Arnell
Soldiers & Sailors Relief Commission
Charles E. Simpson
American National Bank
Potter State Bank
Dalton State Bank
First State Bank
Sidney Telegraph
August Jurgens
E. Erickson
Commissioners
Soldier's Relief
Earl Leger
Dalton
Fair ‘Board
John Davison
Attest. I
L. Pindell
SEAL
Sal
Viola Stormberg
DeLoris Gipfert
Fern Brauer
Fern Moench
Rudell Short
H. Stevens
Frieda Nareis
Dan Campbell
Arlene Engel
Robert. A. Barlow
Louise Downs
Edith Oldershaw
L. L. Spindler
A. C. Bale
Arnold Braasch
W. W. Schulz
J. H. Foster
Exp
Mrs. C. E. Simpson
C. E. Simpson
G. E. Bale
Lorraine Anthony
Joyce Baumbach
Omaha Print
Bates Manufacturing
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Amer. Nat’l Bank
Lodgepole Express
W. P. Ackerman
Bonds
Ralph R. Moyer
Klopp Print. Co
Scottsbluff Typewriter Co
Rose M. McIntosh
Sidney Drug Co
Acme Supply Co
Wm. W. Chambers
Labor
Harry H
Quinn
Sidney Utilities
Chey. Co. Lbr. Co
W. P. Bullock
Marie Glanz
Mary
Norman Wilnes
John Niebuhr
S. C. Jensen
Nebr
Feebleminded Institute
County Drug Fund
John Ahlm
Bal
Clarence Bacus
Herman Baumbach
Fire causes heavy damage at Zimmerle home
A blaze yesterday afternoon heavily damaged the home and furniture of R. W. Zimmerle, with the furnace source suspected. Twenty two Union Pacific rail workers began a four day week schedule Monday. Local notices mention multiple residents visiting, traveling and business trips, plus a quadriptych of small events and arrivals involving Sidney residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Zimmerle
Union Pacific Railroad
Hugh Patrowsky
New York
Chicago
William J. Ruhter
Lorenzo
Denver
Miss Rinker
North Platte
Sidney
Sidney Chamber selects H E Mantor as president
Mrs Frances Herrod returns to Hastings after visiting her mother Mrs Anna Hart and sisters Miss Dorothy Hart and Mrs Robert Barlow. The Sidney Chamber of Commerce held its annual officer election at a midday luncheon with strong attendance. Doctor H E Mantor was unanimously chosen for president, described as aggressive energetic and trustworthy. Auntie McDaniel has been ill but is improving. Jim and Joe Kucera left for Medicine Bow Wyoming to claim homesteads. K D Bassett drove to Wyoming for a month or six weeks away from indoor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Herrod
Hastings
Anna Hart
Dorothy Hart
Robert Barlow
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
H. E. Mantor
Doctor Mantor
Illness News Travels North to Wisconsin and Local Masonry Plans
Mrs A M Stevenson learned of her brother's illness in Viroqua Wisconsin last Tuesday and left for the city on Wednesday. Local Free Masons received dispensation and plan to fit up a building at Second and Chestnut as a lodge room. Pratt and Ferris departed for Denver Wednesday. Teams led by Wess Snyder Jerome Parrott Dick Harkins A Mitchell Billy Fadden and John Bellew headed to the Hills and agencies with mixed cargo on Monday afternoon. A shooting affair occurred at Baker's ranch beyond Camp Clark last Friday with many conflicting statements and few full details as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stevenson
Viroqua
Wisconsin
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Messrs
Pratt and
Ferris
Denver
Wess Snyder
Jerome Parrott
Dick Harkins
A. Mitchell
Billy Fa
Sausage Ingredients and Additives Notation
The article explains hot dog composition focusing on meat and seasoning. It notes sausages may include up to 3 percent cereal or dried skim milk, with labels such as cereal added or dried skim milk added when these are used.
Leaders Back From Meeting
A 4-H leaders training meeting at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture January 21 to 24 drew about 150 home economic leaders, 75 dairy club leaders, and 24 tractor club leaders. L. I. Frisbie led the program with funding from Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. T. A. Erickson opened with a talk on the philosophy of 4-H work. Lectures and workshops covered food, clothing, and homemaking. Miss Mary Guthrie spoke on What Do We Wear. University instructors presented nutrition and textile topics. university students modeled clothing. The event wrapped with a banquet and Diamond Clover pins awarded to long-time leaders Evelyn Wolph, T. W. Copenhaven, and J. E. Donaldson. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Leger
Arnold Westerhoff
Dalton
Mary Burbank
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Knights of Ak
Mary Guthrie
Liverton
Ray Turner
Evelyn Wolph
Cass County
T. W. Copenhaven
Otoe County
J. E. Donaldson
Boone County
Four Years Ago Hospital Notes Mention Local Illnesses
The item lists residents afflicted by tonsillitis and pneumonia. Bessie Ruhter and Evelyn Doran suffer from throat illness while Grace King returns to Denver to resume musical studies. Anna Pearson recovers in Denver from pneumonia as Mrs. Britton travels to Kearney for a daughter's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ruhter
Evelyn Doran
Grace King
Denver
Mary Livoni
Frank Hand
Anna Pearson
Local Notices and Departures From Casper and Nearby
John Nauman heavy weight butcher resigned and left for Cheyenne Monday. May Harper returned to Wesleyan University Lincoln after holiday with parents J. W. and Mrs Harper. Misses Salle depart for a several week visit to eastern Nebraska and Denver. Sheriff Babb and family moved into the sheriff’s residence. Mr. and Mrs Jr C Neubauer departed for Bridgeport. Frank Winkleman and wife returned from Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nauman
Cheyenne
Casper Girmann
May Harper
J. W Harper
Wesleyan University At
Lincoln
Salle
Denver
Sheriff Babb
C. Neubauer
Bridgeport
Frank Winkleman
Fremont
Prank Hand Accident In Essig Cellar Reported
A brief note records an accident as prank hand fell into the Essig cellar on Rosestreet during a wed event. The fragment mentions years ago and a scene at Rosestreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essig
Rosestreet
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Archie R. Hafer
Orvil H. Krauter
August Kurth
H. B. Kerk
Melvin Kurth
Everett Kurth
Ed Kurth
L. A. Maus
A. J. Oeitjen
S. L. Rose
Roswell Robinson
Frank Rezanina
Bal. Sal
Lee E. Sivesind
Adelf Garaga
Bergners Repair
Chev. Co. Cbr. Co
Cornhusker Tractor & Equipment Co
Cloud
Dalton Coop. Society
DeMers & Son
Foster Lbr. Co
Hagemeisters
Hellbush Service
Kokjer Motor Co
Mayer Bros
Nebr. Mach. Co
Packer Service
Spearow Equip. Co
Sidney Glass & Paint Co
Sidney Tractor & Mach. Co
Stickney’s
Smith’s Mach. Shop
Thomas Shirr. Co
Water & Light
Lab
Harry H. Quinn
Frank Rhea
Armco Drainage& Metal Products
Gasoline Fund
Joe A. Gibson
Haworths Home. Co
Stickney’s Rep
Thomas Lbr. Co
Bertha Busse
Hull Cook
Genevieve Connelly
Gehrig Funeral Home
Blanche Hiett
Allow
Carl Johnson
Wahl
Ella Ostermeier
J. C. Penney Co
Roche Hospital
E. L. Hoover Co
Porter Oil Co
Ernie Smith’s
Mach
Sidney ‘Utilities
Sidney Trac. & Mach
Stickney's
R. C. Rohlfing
Frank .Rezanina
Lee. E. Livesind
Pt. Sal
Lewis E. Million
Creighton Memorial
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lut
General Fund Co
Drag
Emerg
Elmer Hall and His Orchestra
Legion Hall
Potter, Nebraska
Tracy Bearing Service
Uptegrove Building
Sidusy
Amd
Fale
Telegraph
Wes
FOX Inter Mountain Theatre
Matinee
PHOW
Barry Fitzgerald
THE
STORK
Betty Don Hutton
Stork Club
Pacific
Fred Macmurray
Ickenbacker
Cobie Solenge
Woiming ET
Aera
Lovelia Parsons
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