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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1938

Page

6

Dalton students shine in speech and community events

Dalton news highlights include honors for speech students at the district event with five participants earning top ratings. The junior class presented Room for Ten to a full house, with praise for director Coach Routh. Updates cover local gatherings, farm sales, a cinema day, band preparations, sports results, and church group activities.

H. L. Heizer Gus Panos Alliance Jennett John Cortney Charles Semerad Gurley Routh

Sunnyside Social Roundup from Local Homes

Sunnyside residents report visits and social calls through the week. Mrs. Sylvan Halsey, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wickard, and others spent evenings at friends’ homes in Sidney and nearby. Mrs. E. A. Johnson cared for her granddaughter at Ralph Talish’s. several couples attended gatherings at the Talish, Omel, Hokom, and Wise homes.

E. A. Johnson Sidney Albert Brand Dorothy Theis Wilfred Kreider Charles Wise Ralph Talish Albert Brandl Lowell Hokom Les Omel J. A. Talish

East Gurley Social News and Local Visits

East Gurley reports visits and guests including Mrs H V Neick Josephine Fiora Berton Cunningham and George Bartels at the Bartels home. Sidney shoppers include Schoen Franzen Lessman and Sexton Ahim. Kreinbring and Frerichs called on Lessman. Telegraph wantads invite results.

Josephine Fiora Berton Cunningham William Fredericksen C. Jensen George Bartels George Burr Billy Sidney N. W Sexton Ahim Henry Kreinbring, Jr Alvin Lessman George Frerichs

Nelsons Honored At Anniversary Party

Local families in Grover and nearby towns gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Nelson on their 63rd wedding anniversary Friday afternoon. Numerous relatives and friends listed include Bert Keith, Stanley Barfoot, George Barnes, Harry Lockhart, E M Nelson, Allen Nelson, Maurice Nelson, Chris Terman, Chauncey Nelson, Kermit Nelson, and Chauncey’s sister. Proximity guests from Laramie, Peetz, and nearby households added to a busy social note of community ties.

Szherer-Blome Chevrolet Company Babcock Implement Company John van Anne Vern Ankeny Sadie Goodwill John Peterson Viola Lusk Wyo B. L. Carter Chris Peterson Potter Esther Mauer Loveland Colo G. T. Hardin Denver J. J. Heizer John Heizer Elwin Heizer Haxtun Sterling Hardin Harry Lincoln Diane Dalton Grace Gene Florence Herbert Neil Schmidts Cafe Lodge Pole North Platte Chappell Lutheran Aid Heizer Store Lloyd Yowell L. W. Dirks Ladies Aid The Presbyterian Church Rex Carey CES Kensington F. A. Rowan Rowan Waldo Winters Roy Hedin Raymond Keech Bert Keith Grover Stanley Barfoot George Barnes Laramie Harry Lockhart E. M. Nelson Allen Nelson Maurice Nelson Chris Terman W. A. Nelson Chauncey and Kermit L. K. Nelson Leo Olsen Aca Sven Olsen Carl Larson Ira Willeford Peetz Chauncey Nelson Dewey Larson Howard Madden Charlotte Madden Francis Willoughby C. P. Hertoldsheimer Svend Olsen Coralee Lockhart Irma Nelson Clifford Hammond James Johnson A. M. Ross Delbert Nelson Los Angeles J. W. Bertramsoh V. A. Nelson Chaunsey E. H. Howe Carol Nelson Elmer Schuessleman Bud Thorpe Miss McCullough George Whitney Gunhart Olsen Chauncey Kermit Nelson Ernest Tracy el Nelson Anna Reineka Lula Allen Nelson and Son Janice Frank Steinbrook Jens Olsen Fred Wittrock Wittrock

Sunday visit at the C P Herboldsheimer home

Mr and Mrs Wesley Herboldsheimer and family were Sunday afternoon visitors at the C P Herboldsheimer home.

Wesley Herboldsheimer C. P. Herboldsheimer

East Dalton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Edith Devier returned from Denver after a three week visit for stock show and friends. Several families gathered at James Ne vier and James Devier homes for dinners and birthday celebrations. The YCL elected Harold Kallenbach president and Jean Rathman vice president. Monthly averages were led by Nancy Eng lert Wilfred Harms Pauline Christiansen Shirlene Marx Lucile Rath man Marjorie Devier Jean Rath man Lloyd Yowell and Luella Marx.

Ed Mintken Carl Christensen James Nevier Edith Devier Denver Clarence” Mellberg James Devier Charles Munshaw Clarence Mellberg Earl Munshaw Peggy Hazel Munshaw William’? Warren Harold Warren J. D. Devier J.D. Devier Ed Weikhorst Warren Mark C. A. Baker Forrest Devier Jane Virginia Tanley Fay James Devier Marjorie Marva Donald Ronald Devier Gilbert Myers YCL Harold Kallenbach Jean Rathman Marjorie Devier Alice Marx Luella Marx Nancy Englert Wilfred Harms Pauline Christensen Shirlene Marx Lucile Rathman Lloyd Yowell

Market quotations for poultry and butterfat prices

Hens 41 percent lbs up No 1 13c hens under 4 4 lbs No 1 10c Leghorn hens No 1 8c Cocks colored 5c Cocks Leghorn 4 Leghorn broilers 9c Colored springs 12c All No 2 poultry 5c less Stags 3c less Butterfat 2c Eggs 1c

Chiropractor Dr Leo J Thomas and Naturopath Osborn Building

Telegraph WANTADS advertises chiropractor Dr Leo J Thomas and naturopathy services at the Osborn Building. It promotes results and urges readers to try the offerings.

Leo J. Thomas Chiropracter H, Osborn

Charles Earnharts Honored By Friends

Mrs. Hubert Boudegard and many neighbors visited the August Christensen home during the week. Numerous calls and gatherings took place at the homes of the Earnharts and Christensen family to honor Charles and Mrs. Charles Earnhart on their 43rd wedding anniversary with Sunday dinners and birthday memories noted among friends and relatives.

Dalton Gering Evelyn Osborn Betty Buchanan Bob Geller Juanita Wilson Raymond Henke Miss Osborn Miss Buchanan Leland Wallick Homer Nickel Daughter Bridgeport Charles Nickel Clarence Martin H. L. “Heizer Charles Compton Orgallala A. W. Friede H. C. Blome Scottsbluff Florence Blome Sidney Cheirs Henry Oades Roy Earnhart John Grimes August Christensen Hubert Bondegard Howard Christensen Wilbert Christensen Logan Withers George Forster Garrett, Scharrel Clair Adams Arthur Stoll Earl Johnson Martin Christensen Ray Rexroth Emil Sick Will Zehr Chappell Charles Earnhart Gladys Kenneth Earnhart Harry Barnhart Sterling James Haskell Charles ‘Barnhart

Meadow Lawn residents and neighbors’ weekend activities

Meadow Lawn volunteers including Mrs. C. M. Mayer Ivan Walker Roy Anderson Charles Mayer Lee Shoemaker and Ollie Brogren helped grind corn at the Maynard Mayer farm on Thursday. Mrs Ollie Brogren and Harold Dean spent Saturday at the Francis Rose home.

Ivan. Walker Roy Anderson Charles Mayer Lee Shoemaker Ollie Brogren Maynard Mayer Harold Dean Francis Rose Ollis Brogren Francis Mose Myr John Peterson Viola Coarge Fielfshone Elmer Mayer Kenneth Mayer Muth Hippen James Colley Suzanne Potter Ghules Mayer Ivan Walker Just Jensen

Family Gatherings and Visits In Local Homes

A sequence of social visits, Bible study at the Ivan Walker home led by Rev. Kenneth Reeves, and Saturday activities include Ollie Brogren and Francis Rose at Scottsbluff. Several residents return home after hosting or staying overnight with the Maynard Mayer household and other community families.

Dennis Walsh Art Hall Francis Rose Francene Kenneth Rose

Starch in Green Plants and Major Commercial Varieties

Starch is produced by all green plants and stored mainly in seeds and root stocks. It occurs in grains like wheat and corn, seeds such as peas and beans, and tuberous roots including potato. Major commercial starches are rice, wheat, corn, arrowroot, cassava, and potato. It also has uses beyond food, notably in textiles.

Population comparison of Japan and Sweden

A statement notes that Populous Japan shares a land area similar to Sweden and has a population about fifteen times larger. The remark contrasts population density and urban scale between the two nations.

Japan Sweden

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News of Week Pat Oberfelder -Building Sunnyside Mrs Sylvan Halsey H. C. Schmale Paul Pearson E. A. Wickard John Omeel East Gurley H. V. Neick Telegraph Nelsons Antelope Divide Winda Herboldsheimer Rose Ory Hardy Furniture. Co East Dalton Charles Earnharts Hubert Boudegard Frank Halsey Earl. Johnson Mons Johnson Vincent Beebe Harold Stoll Christensen S Meadow Lawn C. M. Mayer Fiew Fes Jaycee ‘Carnival Ath Sterling Harry Hunt Municipal Auditorium Pate Orn Johnstown Prt del Monte Safeway Stores Loin Pride Happyvale Camps OCOA Hersheys Breaday Shefford Liptoris Rel California Aie Eis Violan Lusk Wyo Lmnge Dalton Suesday Helen Prouty Edna Mayer
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