Kay Walsh Elected State Officer At Rural Youth Meet
Kay Walsh of Dalton was elected state vice president of Nebraska Rural Youth at the Mid-Winter Institute in Norfolk last weekend. Seven Cheyenne County delegates attended including Jim Crabb Bob Grothe Myron Leveland Rosemary Ruttner Louis Keller Linda Zalesky and Kay Walsh. Ivan Liljegren Cheyenne County agriculture agent also attended. Cheyenne County bid to host the 1955 institute in Sidney. decision not yet made. Leveland said Cheyenne County was well advertised with sandstone drill core samples rural youth booklets and miniature wheat bags given at the final banquet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Walsh
Dalton
Nebraska Rural Youth
Norfolk
Cheyenne County Rural Youth Organization
Jim Crabb
Bob Grothe
Myron Leveland
Rosemary Ruttner
Lous Keller
Linda Zalesky
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Leveland
Jane Farwell
Potter couple announces Mary Elma Jessop engagement
ENGAGED Mr and Mrs John A Jessop of Potter announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elma to Earl Vogt son of Mrs Alma Vogt of Vinton Iowa Miss Jessop is employed at the Vinton Nursing Home Her fiance is employed at Schnoor Law Co The couple plan a March wedding.
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John A. Jessop
Potter
Mary Elma
Earl Vogt
Alma Vogt
Vinton
Iowa
Miss Jessop
Schnoor Law Co
Leo Shuman
Bellevue
Sidney
B. H. Grimm
Milton Pettibone
Sidney Hospital
Henry Meysenburg
David City
Neb
A. W. Shaver
Hemingford
Henry Baeker
Phyllis Thompson
Muriel Story
Mary Robinson
North Platte
Nicki Swift
Dale Roush
Claude Wuthier
Los Angeles
Jay Cromwell
Chappell
B. D. Hammond
Harold Hermann
Ben Hermann
Roy Slice
B. D. Hammonds
Sterling
Hi Lo Bridge Club Meets At C A Storys
The Hi Lo Bridge Club gathered at C A Storys last Monday evening for an 8 o'clock dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs C A Story. The Valentine motif adorned the tables and dessert. Guest Mrs Alvin Duis received a hostess gift, with honors awarded to Mrs M W Osborn high, Mrs Glen Hedgecock second high, and Mrs Richard Wright low.
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C. A Story
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Valentine
Alvin Duis
M. W. Osborn
Glen Hedgecock
Richard Wright
Ohio Women Bridge Club Hosts Dessert and Cards
The Ohio Oil Company's Women's Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Sherman Nation's home for dessert and cards. Mrs N V Janssen won high score and Mrs D M Richardson won low. Mrs Richardson will host the next meeting of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Ohio Oil Company
Sherman Nation
J. S. Hegner
D Dorovan
N. V. Janssen
D M. Richardson
Nebraska Picnic in California Feb 26 at Long Beach
The Nebraska State Society of Long Beach hosts the annual Nebraska State Picnic at Bixby Park on Saturday February 26 with souvenir badges and refreshments. Registrations are by counties and Nebraskans are urged to write in advance if attending. the society address is 148 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach California.
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Nebraska State Society of
Long Beach
Calif
Bixby Park
Nebraska State Society
East Ocean Boulevard
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Thomas O Connell
Last Wednesday at 1 30 luncheon at the country club hosted the bridge group. After lunch the ladies played bridge at the O Connell home. Top score honors went to Mrs P J Heaton, second high to Mrs M L Merritt, and low to Mrs Harold O Connor. Next meeting set for February 16 with Mrs O Connor as hostess.
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Thomas O’connell
Country Club
O’connell
P. J. Heaton
M. L. Merrit
Harold O’connor
Valentine Party for Husbands of WNO Hosts
Mr and Mrs John Schou hosted a Valentine party for the husbands of the WNO Bridge Club. Last Wednesday the group gathered at the Schou home for a covered dish pot luck dinner and an evening of cards. High score prizes went to Mr and Mrs Bill Briggs second to Mr and Mrs Dale Niebaum and third to Mr and Mrs Merle Spearow. Mrs Keith Spiker is slated to host February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schou
WNO Bridge Club
Schou
Bill Briggs
Dale Niebaum
Merle Spearow
Keith Spiker
Westminster Circle Met On February 3
The Westminster Circle of the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church met at the church last Thursday with Mrs. Ron Barker and Mrs. Claude Wuthier as hostesses. A dessert luncheon was served. Mrs. Lee Gain gave the devotional lesson and the program The Christian Woman and her Household was presented by Mrs Harold Craig. A church family night covered dish dinner will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p m with Mesdames W R Jervis Marvin Sherrerd Elmer Hartman Kenneth Noteboom and W J Robinson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle of the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ron Barker
Claude Wuthier
Lee Gain
Harold Craig
W. R. Jervis
Marvin Sherrerd
Elmer Hartman
Kenneth Noteboom
W. J. Robinson
Harry Schumacher 30th Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Harry Schumacher were honored at a surprise party on Sunday January 30 celebrating their 30 years of marriage. Guests included Ellwood Moores Virgil Schumachers and numerous friends while Elwood Moore and Virgil Schumacher baked the tiered cake. Prizes went to Elwood Moore high and Gilbert Sorge low with gifts and lunch served at the close.
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Harry Schumacher
Elwood Moore
Virgil Schumacher
William Kieselhorst
High
Gilbert Sorge
Low
Ellwood Moores
David
Virgil Schumachers
Albert Christensens
Henry Krienbrings
Henry Kieselhorsts
Harold Kieselhorsts
Jack McVickers
Oscar Aurichs
Gilbert Sorges
Adolph Fastenaus
Louis Schnells
Minnie Schumacher
Louis Schumacher
William Kieselhorsts
Girl Scout Troop 119 Elects Officers At Jan Meeting
The Girl Scout Troop 119 met at First Christian Church on January 3 with LaVada Koehn presiding. New member Gloria Sanke joined, and Mrs Sanke was named assistant leader. Officers were elected: President Mariana Way, Vice President Marlys Way, Secretary and Reporter Pamela Harrington, and Treasurer Shirley Smith. The next meeting is February 7.
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First Christian Church
LaVada Koehn
Gloria Sanke
Bake Sale and Evening Auxiliary Meeting in Sidney
The Hospital Auxiliary plans an evening meeting for employed women at St Patrick's Youth Center tomorrow at 8 p.m. The executive board meets at 7:15 p.m., with Mrs W J Robinson presiding. A bake sale sponsored by the Women's Hospital Auxiliary will run Friday 3 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. onward at Preble's Store, led by Mrs Earl Winter and Mrs Sanford Haile.
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Sidney
Hospital Auxiliary
St. Patrick’s
W. J. Robinson
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Preble’s
Earl Winter
Sanford Haile
Taylor Hospital Admitted List and Dismissals
Patient admissions include Sidney with Mrs W Oliver ius along with Mrs Don Gade Clyde Lucas W J Siders Mrs G W Allison Mrs Ben Spody Mrs Oren Miller and Mrs Clair Stark Sunol Gary Fisher Peetz Hubert Herboldsheimer SOD Leanne Clemons Jas Stevens Lodgepole Mrs Dale White foot John Oliverius Discharged include Rusty Roush Mrs Arthur Giese Mrs Robert Maine Carolyn Norris Mrs Mable Price Scott Co Adams Leanne Clemens Mrs Don Gade Judith Townsend Mrs Dale Whitefoot Mrs Virginia Vassos Mrs Albert Neilson Gary Fisher Mrs Oren Miller Clyde Lucas Mrs George Allison.
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Sidney
W. Oliverius
Don Gade
Clyde Lucas
W. J. Siders
G. W. Allison
Ben Spody
Oren Miller
Clair Stark
Sunol
Gary Fisher
Peetz
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Sod
Leanne Clemons
Jas. Stevens
Lodgepole
Dale Whitefoot
John Oliverius
Rusty Roush
Arthur Giese
Robert Maine
Carolyn Norris
Mable Price
Scott Co Adams
Leanne Clemens
Judith Townsend
Virginia Vassos
Albert Neilson
George Allison
Births at Sidney Hospital for Jadene Rae and Rebecca Jo
Mr and Mrs Arleigh Nelson announce a daughter Jadene Rae born January 23 at Sidney Hospital. She has two sisters Charleen and Pamela. Grandmother is Mrs Loretta Fehringer. Mr and Mrs Franklin Hand announce a daughter Rebecca Jo born January 28 at Sidney Hospital at 6 pm. Weighs 7 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J H Kucera and Mr and Mrs Lester Hand Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleigh Nelson
Sidney Hospital
Jadene Rae
Charleen
Pamela
Loretta Fehringer
Franklin Hand
Rebecca Jo
J. H. Kucera
Lester Hand
Claar Birth Announcement for Kathern Sue Claar
Kathern Sue Claar is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Byron D. Claar as their first child. The birth marks a new family milestone and adds a new member to the Claar household.
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Mrs
Byron D. Claar
The Week In Advance
This calendar lists local activities to avoid conflicts. Kochokoe Rotary Convention Demplay Auditorium 7:15 Odd Fellows 8 K of C 8 BO and FR Chapters PEO and other groups urged to submit events through the Sidney Chamber of Commerce to help coordinate meetings and special events.
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Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kochokoe
Rotary Convention
Demplay
Odd Fellows
Births at Taylor Hospital Reported for Claar and Seidel
Kathern Sue Claar was born February 1 at 11:55 p.m. at Taylor Hospital weighing 5 pounds 10 ounces to Adren A. Claar and spouse. Patrick Eugene Seidel born January 31 at 1:53 p.m. at Taylor Hospital weighing unknown ounces with two sisters and one brother.
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Kathern Sue Claar
Taylor Hospital
Adren A. Claar
Sod
Pat Seidel
Patrick Eugene
Club and civic events schedule brief
Rotary Luncheon at country club 1 30 p m Tuesday February 8 VFW and Aur 7 30 and 8 p m CAP Admin Bldg Airport 27 30 p m CAP Cadets Airport Wednesday February 9 Lion s Club CES 7 30 Masonic Temple Kiwanis Yendis Cafe 6 30 National Guard Armory 7 30 Boy Scout Troop 89 Thursday February 10 Church Night Troop 90 7 p m
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Lion’s Club
Ces
Masonic Temple
National Guard
Armory
Sidney Hospital Admits List of Patients and Relatives
A hospital admission notice lists Mrs. John Schmidt Rex Golden Charles Call and Mrs. Milton Pettibone among admitted names. Additional entries include Thomas McFadden Mrs John Kaffee and Mrs Ladesto Bull recorded at Brownson. Bellevue shows Mrs Leo Shuman and a larger group including Mrs Mattie Dilley and Mrs Franklin Hand with daughter.
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Sidney
John Schmidt
Rex Golden
Charles Call
Milton Pettibone
Thomas McFadden
John Kaffee
Mattie Dilley
Chester Brown
Franklin Hand
Leroy Schmidt
Otto Dorman
George Masse
Leo Shuman
Wayne Harr
Lucky Clover 4-H News Meeting Notes
The eighth Lucky Clover 4-H meeting was held February 3 at Pamela and Beverly Puffer's home. Dues were paid, secretary reported, and pledge recited. Janice Aude demonstrated sandwiches. next meeting set for February 17 at Vicki Richers' home. Connie Vizina, Reporter.
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Lucky Clover
Pamela
Beverly Puffer
Janice Aude
Vicki Richers
Connie Vizina
Red Writing Hood Brand Typed Paper Ad From The Telegraph
An archival note describes typewriter carbon paper in letter and legal sizes under the Red Writing Hood brand sold or advertised by The Telegraph. It highlights paper sizes and branding for office use.
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The
Telegraph
KSID Radio Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday Lineup
A detailed two day on air listing shows time slots for KSID including Sunrise Serenade Farm Reporter UP News Weather Breakfast Melodies and many programs with local hosts like Dorese Bell Chet Huntley Paul Harvey Edward P Morgan and Betty Crocker, ending with Winter Serenade and sign off.
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Martin Agronsky
Dorese Bell
Chet Huntley
Sheilah ‘Graham
Martin Black
Bill Davidson
Capital Dome
Monitor
Vincent Lopez
ABC Late
Edward P. Morgan
ABC
Bill Stern
Betty Crocker
Martin .Black
Nebraska
ABC Late News
Stone Ranger
John W. Vandercook
Your Chamber of Merce
Winchester Apples In Cold Storage Top One Million Bushels
In Winchester Virginia apples in cold storage exceed one million bushels, more than double the total listed in December 1953, signaling a large surplus in the apple capital.
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Winchester
Sidney men attend University of Nebraska electric meter course
Two Sidney men among more than 80 Nebraskans taking part in the four day second annual electric meter short course at the University of Nebraska. Donald R. Best line man City of Sidney and Willis King distribution superintendent Sidney Public Utilities attended.
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Lincoln
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Donald R. Best
City of
Willis King
Sidney Public Utilities
Massachusetts Bans Christmas Celebrations 1659 1681
The record notes that Christmas was prohibited in Massachusetts Bay Colony from 1659 until its repeal in 1681. The ban reflected colonial religious and civic norms, affecting public revelry and church observance during the period.
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Massachusetts
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Mary Jessop
Hi Lo Bridge Club
C.A. Storys
Ohio Women Bridge
KODAK
Thompson
Photo Service
Lith
Illinois
California
Thomas O'Connell
WNO
Westminster Circle
Harry Schumachers
Pamella Harrington
Handy Fixers
Sidney Garden Club
C.B. Club
VFW
Yendis
Schlumber Janes
Bunker Hill Club
Jadene Rae Nelson
Rebecca Jo Hand
BO & FR
Patrick Eugene Seidel
Rotary
For All
Boyd's NO
Harry, Matah
Mgr
Rex
Josrital
Brownson
Neeley School
of Dance
10Th Ave
KSID
John
Ww. Vandercook
Jack Gregson
Robert Mitchum
Teresa Wright
William A. Wellman’s
Warnercolor
Las Vegas
Cinemascope News & Cartoon
Erat
PCC Cll
Ob Oy Sua
Patt Htea
Moar Baby
Merrill Jan Sterling the Human Jungle
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