Sidney News Briefs: Distant Visits and Local Births
Mrs A L Cruise left for a Denver visit with Mrs Minnie Sensel and Mr Norris Sensel family. Several locals hosted guests from Loveland Akron and Cheyenne. A hospitalized Denver visit for virus pneumonia alarms the community as a funeral brings relatives from California and Holyoke. A Fresno marriage and Lincoln births shape a week of travel and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cruise
Denver
Des Sensel
Minnie Sensel
Loveland
Colo
Norris Sensel
Culbertson
Muss
Joan Sellers
Akron
Esther Glassburn
Pat Heaton, Jr
Creighton University
Omaha
St. Mary’s College
Californi
Gayle Weesner
Nestle Platte
Arnold Huff
Ronnie
Chiyenne
W. B. Swenson
Keith Simpson
Rocky Mountain Hospital
Lazier Cosmetic Speciests
Jack H. Lowe
Lincoln
Nebraska State Games and Fish Commission
Lowe
Sally Lowe
Nebraska University
Harold Keith
Howard Duluth
Hollyee
Fred Beyer
Dennver
John Helzer
Harry
Merle Spearow
Jamalee
Albin
Wyoming
Herzer
al Moore
Lon Miller
G. O. Holtman
Jarry Lindley
Lodgepole
James Livanis
Fresno
Calif
Sidney
Irene Reckas
St. George Greek Orthodox Church
Livanis
John Livanis
Miss Reckas
Peter Reckas
O. G. Hedgecock, Jr
Cheyenne
Hedgecock
Wwe
Glenn Hedgecock
Marvel Cook
Carl Hutchison
James Edwards
Fort Collins
Edwards
Colorado A & M College
Jim Congreve
Weld County Hospital
Greeley
Byron Johnson
Karen Leizh
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Johnsons
Johnson
University of Nebraska College of Law
Walker and Ludlam
Doris Sensel
William Zierlein
Connie Charlene
Police Court Fines For Intoxication and Related Offenses
Jack Proctor and Willard Kaller of Sidney each paid fines of 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Alex Kaiser of Colorado pled guilty to driving while intoxicated with a 25 dollar fine and 30 day Nebraska driving suspension. Margit Begera Jr and Rumaldo Salas of SOD fined 10 dollars each for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Ray Thomas and Larry Cleveland of Sunol each paid 12 dollars and costs for intoxication. Harvey Hecker pled guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars, while William Henderson paid 1 dollar for driving without a license plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Proctor
Willard Kaller
Sidney
Alex Kaiser
Colorado
Nebraska
Margit Begera, Jr
Rumaldo Salas
Ray Thomas
Sunol
Larry Cleveland
Harvey Hecker
Minor Accidents Reported By Police In Sidney
The Sidney police logged two weekend automobile accidents. At 10:45 Sunday a 1948 Chevrolet two door driven by Louis Million Jr. and a 1946 Chevrolet club coupe driven by Robert Sparks collided at 10th and Illinois. damage minimal. At 12:25 Sunday another collision at 12th and Newton involved Louis P. Hourge driving a 1950 Buick four door and Cliff Mnienhueser driving a 1950 Chevrolet two door. damage under 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Louis Million, Jr
Robert Sparks
Gurley
10Th
Illinois
Million
Damagges
Sparks
12Th
Newton
Louis P
Club Work Outlined For Cheyenne County Extension Committees
County council approves a 195 program for home extension clubs in Cheyenne County. Officers include Mrs. Stewart Brown president and Mrs. Arnol Draper secretary. Committees cover calendar, fair, home demonstration week, constitution, safety and health, and more with appointed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Stewar Brown
Arnol Draper
Walte Johnson
Ludw. Schroeder
Paul Aude
Wm. R. George
Calender
Brown
Sunderman
Draper
Johnson
Schroeder
Frank Hlentz
Ralph Frans
Henry Haupt
le Girardot
George
Lloyd Aurich
Basy Madden
M. L. Merritt
Constitution
E. E. Osborn
Jess Higgins
Safety and Helth
Edgar Sayre
Keith Deaver
A. G. Swanson
James Deaver
Henry Borcher
Leo Thomas
Charles Cady
Ernest Peterson
Clarence Couch
Leon Lafler
County extension clubs plan year goals and events
At Friday’s meeting all county extension clubs attended. Mrs. Brown reported on the state council meeting at Grand Island and goals for the year were set including a Rest Room project led by Mrs. Klentz, monthly club duties, and a county-wide clean-up group. The National Home Demonstration Week is May first week with a pen pal activity. a data center for officer recognition was announced. Mrs. Brown named District A director covering eight counties. The council proposed publicizing through county papers and supporting 4-H, with dates set for April 4, May 3, and the state convention at Grand Island September 25–27 and the national in Lansing August 23–27. The next meeting is March 5 in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
State Extension Council
Grand Island
Klentz
State Presient
Internaonal
London
Associated Women
Collinga Road
S. W
Ymed
George
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
Lansing
Mich
Dalton Garden Club Meeting Highlights and Programs
The Dalton Garden Club met Monday February 5 at Mrs John Siefer s home with Mrs D Dirks assisting Eighteen members answered the roll with valentines featuring flower names The program covered tuberous begonias by Mrs John Heizer and Mrs Fred Rathman with Mrs Stoll on nomenclature and Mrs Clough handling miscellaneous items After
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Garden Club
John Siefer
D. Dirks
John Heizer
Fred Rathman
Stoll
Clough
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William Henderson
the Fox
James Stewart
Barbara Hale
20Th Century-Fox
George Schuler
Northwestern Bell
Moody
Saum
R. H. Rybolt
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Scottsbluff - Sidney - Alliance
A. C. Nelson Auto Sales Inc
R 27Th
Ave. I
East 4Th St
North Platte
The
Coce-Cole Company
Indianapolis
Mercury
Joe A. Gibson, Enc
Sidney, Nebraska
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