St Mary's Altar Guild and Many Bridge Gatherings
A flurry of social club activity fills this week with St Marys Altar Guild meeting at Mrs D R Campbell s home and Miss Evelyn Clark presiding over business. Hostesses invite guests to Valentine themed contract bridge with five tables and high score prizes for several winners.
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D. R. Campbell
St. Mary’s Altar Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
B.B. Hime
Wright Johnson
Evelyn Clark
Elmer Hartman
Leo Shuman
Hartman Nunch
J. R. Miller
C. H. Futler
W. K. Cunningham
William Raddatz
E.nanon Club
J. E. Harr
S. Karnik
J. B. Ruttner
Tce
E. D. Worden
Harela Cochran
Robert Barlow
Worden
Herary Baenkel
Jack Wermer
Valentine sMmotf
Carl Diezter
le L. Spindler
Spindler
Weimer
Ears. Gehrig
W. E. Gehrig
Pantry Club
Thomas O'Connell
H. P.o’connor
Flessner
LaVern Fiessner
Hedgecock
Glenn Hedgecock
R. Emish
Roanoke
Illinois
Lawrence Sharp
Roy Wells
Blanche Frost
Valentine
BE. C. Thoms
M. 7. Maher
G. B. Wookey
Gish
Shary
Frost
Wells
Harvey George
Elhcamp Club
Elmer Chean
Clit Thurston
Harold Lyngholm
By District Banquet Will Be February 21
Cheyenne County rural youth remind district Panhandle Rural Youth banquet set for Tuesday February 21 at Roosevelt Auditorium Scottsbluff A pork roast dinner will be served at 6 30 PM Attendees should contact local officers or the county extension office promptly The local group will depart from the post office at 5 PM Wednesday evening The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday night
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Cheyenne County Rural Youth
District Panhandle
Roosevelt Auditorium
Scottsbluff
Smort
Speech Course To Be Presented Here
A three months course in Speech Development and Correction will be held at the Sidney High School library starting at 7 o clock Thursday night February 16. Led by Harlan Adams traveling instructor from the University of Nebraska, local arrangements are by Vergil Winn director of visual arts in Sidney. Registration is $1 and tuition is $18 for the three hours of credit. Those wishing to take the course are urged to attend the opening meeting.
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Sidney High School
Harlan Adams
University of Nebraska
Vergil Winn
Visual Arcs
Sidney
Mves
Couse Ae
BPW Meeting Planned at Hazel's Café Monday
Sidney Business and Professional Woman's club will hold a regular meeting Monday evening in the party room at Hazel's Cafe. The organizing committee includes Mrs. Alvin Duis Mrs. James Westfall and Miss Valeska Neubauer.
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E L. Uptegrove
J. H. Lowe
M. E. Pettibone
Dean Watson
Eldred Werrick
Sidney Business and Professional Woman's Club
Hazel
County Court Judge Barlow hears Barry Broadwater case
Joe Davicco of Broadwater was arrested at Dalton last weekend and pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and assault and battery. In a Monday hearing Judge Robert A. Barlow fined him £50 on the first count and $25 on the second, plus costs.
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Joe Davicco
Broadwater
Dalton
Robert A. Barlow
Police Court Plea in Bowman Speeding Case
Kenneth L Bowman of Chappell appeared in police court Monday night and pleaded guilty to speeding and reckless driving charges. He paid a fine of 25 dollars plus costs.
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Kenneth L Bowman
Chappell
Director Chosen P. B. Smith of Fort Collins to return to Great Western Laser Company
P B Smith, longtime director of The Beet Sugar Development Foundation since 1945, will leave to join Great Western Laser Company as general agriculturalist. Smith, an authority on beet culture, helped organize a foundation to promote beet advancement and partnered with 24 American and Canadian firms and 52 research agencies in 30 countries. Kemp credited Smith with progress in mechanical harvesting and thinning, pest control, feed research, and related advances driving beet industry growth.
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P. B. Smith
Fort’ Collins
Beet Sugar Development Foundation
Great Western Laser Company
General Agrica Rusiete
Frank A. Kemp
2Smith
Great Western
Fort Morgan
Levell
Wye
Eaton and Greeley
Cole
Bee
Industry
Icy Pavement Cited In Sidney Car Wrecks
Icy streets caused several Sidney accidents reported by the Sidney Police. At 7:00 PM on January 28 a 1933 Buick driven by Carol Gentry skidded on ice and struck a parked 1930 Nash owned by E L Hoover. On February 2 at 5:22 PM a 1976 Pontiac driven by William J Tilzhman hit a 1950 Chevrolet driven by Frank Kurz, pushing the Chevrolet 79 feet into a 1959 Oldsmobile owned by Campbell. damages to the Chevrolet were heaviest, about 50 dollars. At 9:39 PM on January 25 a 1958 Plymouth driven by Arnold Stschamp skidded at a stop sign into a 1949 Mercury driven by Alva Peterson. damages not heavy.
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Sidney
Newton
12Th
13Th Avenues
Carol Gentry
E L
Hoover
Tainden Street
Pontac
William J. Tilzhman
Frank Kurz
Arnold Stschamp
Skidden
Ty Alva Peterson
Busy Convicts Carved Initials in Raleigh Governor’s Mansion Bricks
Convicts who built the governor’s mansion in Raleigh North Carolina marked many bricks with their initials, leaving a lasting, if unapproved, signature in the structure.
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Raleigh
N C
Safety Shielding urged for power take off shafts
Safety measure recommends keeping shields over revolving power take off shafts as many accidents occur at these points when unprotected.
Snowfall brings relief in Cheyenne County region
A light to moderate snow and rain shower Tuesday left about three inches of snow in Cheyenne County, aiding drought concerns. The storm created icy highways with hazardous driving until ice melted after a day. Wheat crops may benefit as moisture improves, though overall moisture was insufficient to fully end the drought. Seasonal farm work proceeds with favorable weather. seed testing and farm accounting interest rise as spring approaches.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Makin
Nebraska
Snn
Appeal Filed In Pindeli Case Supreme Court Nebraska
The Securities Crain Corporation of Colorado filed an appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court on December 3. The case involves I. L Pindell and claims damages of 3971.39 plus costs due to alleged negligence by the county clerk in filing a mortgage lien on property later tied to a Sidney finance company. Heaton & Cennors represent the plaintiff. Martin & Davis represent Pindell. A prior district court ruling favored the defendant, and the plaintiff’s motion for a new trial was denied.
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The
Securities Crain Corporation of Coloraau Fn
Supreme Court of Nebraska
I. L Pindel
Cheyenne Counirelerk
Annes
Supreme Court
Choise
Act
Sidney Finance Company
Iner
Heaton & Cennors
Br Pindell
Martin & Davs
John Iunt
Scotch Tape Sale and Office Supply Spotlight
A brief note announces a fresh stock of Scotch Tape for home, car, and office use. The item emphasizes practical, everyday utility and mentions availability at 18E Telegraph.
Cloud Dusters Pion Nleeting Next Week
The Panhandle Cloud Dusters sponsor an educational meeting at City Auditorium next Thursday night, February 16, inviting aviation enthusiasts. CAA official Frank Trumbauer of Kansas City will present a crash update of immediate interest to all flyers. Sidney CAA chief Joe Hogan is also slated to appear. Late film on aviation will be shown as several new field facilities around the region are developed to support around the clock use.
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Panhandle
City Auditorium
Ihey
Frank Trumbauer
CAA
Kansas City
Joe Hogan
Sidney Tri
Sidney Many
Series of Airport Meetings in Nebraska Open to All Communes
Nebraska's airport needs will be discussed in a series of meetings across the state starting this week. The Department of Aeronautics will hear representatives from interested communities, with federal funds expected to assist airport improvements. Western Nebraska sessions include Alliance next Wednesday February 15 at 10 a.m. and North Platte on Tuesday February 14.
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Nebraska
Alliance Next Wedneday
North Platte
Alliance
Bulding
Deuel County Rural Fire Truck Arrives in Shopwell
A new white fire truck equipped with rural firefighting gear arrived in Shopwell on Saturday. Fire Chief Leonard Hensioe announced it for Deuel County Rural Fire District No. 1 after state inspectors stamped it as approved. The vehicle, housed at the Cappell fire department and staffed by the city volunteer department, will be used for rural fire fighting within a ten mile east, nine mile north and south to the Colorado border, and three miles west of Chapell area. It was financed by a county half mill levy.
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Shopwell
Leonard Hensioe
Deuel County
Caappell
Chappell
Chicago Deadline Opens at Fox Theatre Today
Alan Ladd stars as a hard hitting reporter in Paramounts Chicago Deadline opening at the Fox Theatre. Doana Seed appears with Cary Grant co star Willie Powell and Mark Stevens in Danay In Too Dark starting Sunday at the Fox.
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Alan Ladd
Paramount
Fox Theatre
Doana Seed
Aety Drake
Cary Grant
Willie
A Powell
Mark Stevens
Danay
Sundey
the Fox
Ideal income tax record system promotes ease and breadth
Hundreds use the IDEAL income tax record system praised as the easiest and most satisfactory for any business. Buy the book now for your 13952 records. The Telegraph notes a complete street and offers to order missing record book types if not in stock.
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Telegraph
Commuter Trips The Average Distance in Suburban Rail Service
The report notes that the typical journey for commuter and suburban rail travelers covers 37.2 miles, reflecting the current scale of local transit routes and outward reach into surrounding communities.
Card of Thanks for hospital care
Virgil Walkers expresses gratitude to Dr Cook Dr Bitner and Taylor Hospital staff for kindness and care. He also thanks Rev Jewett for calls and friends and relatives for cards flowers gifts and visits. He expresses deep appreciation for all.
Ben Sallows Still Has No Salary From State
Alliance business consultant Ben Sallows has not taken the $5,000 annual salary or expense payments since his January 3 appointment to the state highway department. Gov. Val Peterson disclosed the update on Tuesday, noting Sallows must remain off the payroll to avoid earning expenses. The governor cited extensive material and suggestions from Sallows, some of which may lead to changes in the highway department.
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Ben Sallows
Alliance
State Highway Department
Val Peterson
Sallows
Peterson
Saxt
Sallswi Fle
Sone
Matches Then and Now Democrats and Free Matches
Fifty years ago Americans paid for every match used. Today two out of every five matches in the United States cost users nothing.
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U.S
Milk for hogs boosts efficiency with skim milk use
The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association reports that light hogs make better use of skim milk than heavy hogs. Economical feeding rates range from two to four pounds per pig per day.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Longest moving stairway ride opens in Boston office
The world’s longest moving stairway system began operation in Boston. Sixteen stairway units extend from basement to eighth floor and back, totaling 1 053 moving steps.
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Boston
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Frank E Longen
Valntine
Ines
Rey A. We
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Robert McKay
Danny
Country Club
Fred George
Net Baker
Mrs. Handsel
BPW
McGregory
Sidney Clothing Co
Bernie: Goldstein
Euel County
Crstiabas
Virgil Walkers
Sargary Cleaning
Pons
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Ante
Retsis Draka
Cary Graet
nLea
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Lloyd
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