Polio Drive Totals $1 044 in Cheyenne County
County campaign director John Martinosky reports Cheyenne County raised 1044.47 for the March of Dimes. Funds were allocated from schools, arch of Dimes Bar, coin collectors, special contributions, athletic activities, Fox Theatre events, and Sioux Ordnance Depot collections. Half stays local. half goes to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, with local leaders including Elmer Haines and Captain Benjamin F. Snyder recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Martinesky
Cheyenne County
Fox Theatre
Sioux Ordnance Depot
National Foundation For
Elmer Haines
G. H. Doran
March of Dimes Ball
Benjamin F. Snyder
William Goding
Potter
Albert Krueger
Gurley
I. A. Caldwell Sund
George Minshall
Lodgepole
Don
Dey Ermand
Dalton
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Martinosky
Small Town Social Notes Show Friendly Week
Fragments list neighbors visiting, supper gatherings, and guests in the community. People include Mr and Mrs S F Irwin, the Hokems, the Schmales, the Brantls, and the Theises with multiple family members noted. Also mentions Florence Block from Denver and Capt LeMoyne Johnson returning from service, plus a death notice for Mrs Edith Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Irwin
Shirley
Floyd
Ralph Talich
John
Omel
Lowell Hokem
Ted Stahr
Oscar Schmale
Medicine Bow
Wyo
Louis Schmale
H. CC
Okinawa
Korea
Army
Edith Wassum
Pierce
Daisy M Hiett obituary from Benedict to Denver
Mrs Daisy M Wilson born November 21 Benedict Nebraska married Ernest E Hiett January 1 1904. Lived Sidney 1906 then Denver. Died February 5 after heart attack and pneumonia. Survived by husband seven daughters four sons, seven grandchildren and four sisters and one brother. Funeral at Olinger Mortuary Denver February 8 1946 with interment at Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Ernest E. Hiett
Virginia Poole
Omaha
USES Sees 550 Job Seekers in One Month
In January the United States Employment Service office logged 550 new applicants with 318 veterans among them and 10 handicapped. Of those referred to jobs 137 were placed, including 75 veterans. Unemployment Compensation claims totaled 26 and 44 Servicemen Readjustment Allowance claims. Re more veterans, 16 claims were for self employed veterans. Francis Hiner urged communities to list openings with USES to boost veterans’ chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment’ Service Office
Francis Hiner
Mr. Hiner
Telegraph Printing Co Seeks Pencil Stock Update
A local notice notes the Telegraph Printing Co has a stock of pencils in hard soft and medium leads along with a few mechanical pencils available. The brief item underscores inventory categories for potential buyers or internal use.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Beet Growers Are Honored at Scotts Bluff Banquet
The Great Western Sugar Company honored Nebraska beet growers in Scottsbluff district at a February banquet at the Scotts Bluff Country Club. Awards recognized top yields per acre on ten acre contracts, highest pounds of sugar produced per factory district, and best yields at beet dumps. Marshall P. H. McMaster presided as toastmaster. P. B. Smith of the Beet Sugar Development Foundation spoke on mechanization progress. High Ten growers listed include Foos, Dougherty, Barbour, Seiver, Yekel, Heber, Ziegler, Pauley, Stratton, with Ben Lei and Alex Lye of Sidney noted for high sugar production on 114 acres yielding 456,781 lbs. High yielding growers at stations named Barbour Heldt, Meininger Sidney, Kaufman James, Hays Trent, Foos Factory, Marker Marlin, Buchhammer Mintle, Stratton Thomas.
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Scottsbluff
Country Club
Great Western Sugar Company
Nebraska
P. H. McMaster
P. B. Smith
Beet Sugar Development Foundation
United’ States
Fred _Foos, Jr
Lloyd Dougherty
Neal A. Barbour
Ben Lei
Alex Lye
Sidney
Heldt
Meininger Bros
George Kaufman
James
Jerry Hays—Trent
Fred Foos Jr
Jake Marker
Marlin
Fred Buchhammer
Mintle
Chester Stratton
Thomas
23 Road Fatalities In January in Nebraska
Traffic accidents killed 23 persons on Nebraska streets and highways in January, the highest January total since 1938. Captain C. J. Sanders of the Nebraska Safety Patrol says the January toll shows a 64 percent rise from 14 in January 1945. He warns that the year may see an all time high in accidents due to more cars, longer miles driven since rationing ended, and hazards from snow and poor visibility.
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Nebraska
C. J. Sanders
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Sanders
County 4 H awards celebrate homemaking gardening and livestock successes
The Cheyenne county 4 H program honors top winners across several clubs. Louise Webster is home beautification champion while Janice Anderson and Virginia Alexander earn top cook and high ranking member spots. Dorothy Christensen tops garden champs with a state medal and a $25 war bond. Jerry Kivett and Jay Peters shine in poultry and livestock. Leaders Earl Leger and Mrs Ernest Anderson receive recognition for long service and outstanding programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Webster
Janice Anderson
Sunshine Club
Potter
Virginia Alexander
Virginia
Merry Maids of
Sidney
Janice
Margaret Lipke
Margaret
Leona Tank
Deloris Troutman
la- Donna Lessman
Lucille Rathman
Ardis Westerhoff
Dorothy Christensen
Cheyenne County
Beverly Carlson
Jerry Kivett
Dalton
Jerry
Junior Farmers Club
Jay Peters
Jay
Joly
Earl Leger
Earl
Cheyenne
Ernest Anderson
Anderson
A. Gunderson
T. H. “Alexander
Betty Jean Peters
Grain Car Ruling Relaxed By ICC News Brief
ICC cancels an order forcing Union Pacific to move 125 grain cars daily to the northwest easing flow. Nebraska grain cars remain scarce due to an earlier 100 daily requirement, say Omaha Grain Exchange officials and railroad spokesmen. Telegraph want ads at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICC
Union Pacific Railroad
Stc
Nebraska
Midwest
Charles H. Wright
Omaha Grain Exchange
Union Pacific
Northwest Territory
Northwest
Wright
Local Memorials and Community Notices from Lodgepole Area
Social and church events fill the page with tributes and visits. Mr and Mrs R E Fraass, Fred Kilgore and others work on the Lodgepole elevator while Marion Dick inson Arnold Hadek and John SkrdI call on families. Worsening tragedy comes as Billie Sincock dies in a Sunday night auto crash near Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Fraass
Fred Kilgore
Lodgepole
Marion Dickinson
Arnold Hadek
John
Joe Skrdi
GG. W- Bonser
Steve
Tilghitian
Sons
D. E
D. E? ‘Dickinson Home ‘Monday ‘forenoon.Mr. ‘and Mrs. G. W. Bonser
Presbyterian Church
Crook
Borger
Allen Kahl
Herman Kahl
Sterling
W. Bonser
Telegraph Printing Co Time Books and Remittance Books on Hand
The Telegraph Printing Co offers a range of time books order books and remittance books. Stocks are described as fairly complete though scarce items remain in limited supply. Readers are advised to check and secure supplies for the year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martinesky
Potter Schools
March of Dimes Fund
Sas
Hiner
Patrol
Ner Yee
Sade
Sidney, Nebraska
Rte
D. E. Dickinson
Louie Haack
Alta Dickinson
Billie Dickinson
D.E. Dickinson
G. W. Bonser
D. E. Engelman
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
W. R. Brown
Glenn O. Dickinson
J. R. Brown
Lou Harrach
Don Waite
Ivan Cook
Ogallala
Lester Cook
Leland
Emma Kohlschmidt
Roche Hospital
Ernest Bonser
Martin
Lester’ Cook
Telegraph
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Tee
Sgydd
Lagdt Eige
Porter’s
Porter Oil Company
Illinois
A Fox Inter-Mountain Theatre
Matinee
Kim
Arty
Columbia Pictures Presents
Louis Solomon
Harold Buchman
Robert Benchley
Nanette Parks
Janis Wilson
Jimmy Llove
Emo
Markey
Long
Benghley
Ardent Truex
Isabelita
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