Egans Honored at Dinner and Social Clubs Lite
A sequence of local social events fills a weekend in Sidney with dinners bridge pinochle and club gatherings. Honorees include Mr. and Mrs. James Egan at a Jensen home dinner and Mrs. J. Egan a recent WAC member. Various circles read devotionals hear speakers and share programs at depot officers clubs and country clubs.
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L. L. Pippitt
Leo Zwicki
Pippitt
James Egan
Jose Club
Egan
la Singer
WAC
Bartholomew
Leo Bartholomew
Hazel
J. H. O’neill
G. V. Doran
Extension Agents Of Panhandle Convene
A two day training meeting for extension agents from ten panhandle counties ended in Gering Friday. Topics covered farm home floor plans landscaping wiring rural homes and buildings. Herman Miller from Washington spoke on a three year outlook for crop prices contingent on federal legislation. State speakers from Lincoln included Ruby Loper L. D. Willey Florence Atwood George Hendrix Clara Newlee and Ernest Hoppert. Counties represented were Scotts Bluff Sioux Garden Kimball Morrill Keith Cheyenne Sheridan Box Butte and Dawes. E B Wilson of Bozeman Montana attended as extension agricultural engineer for that state.
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Panhandle
Gering
Herman Miller
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
Ruby Loper
L. D. Willey
Florence Atwood
George Hendrix
Clara Newlee
Ernest Hoppert
Scotts Bluff
Sioux, Garden
Kimball
Morrill
Keith
Cheyenne
Cheridan
Box Butte
Dawes
World Needs Alert People at Rotary Institute
Wayne Hansen urged active citizen devotion to govern ment for real international understanding and lasting peace. He warned that fear and prejudice hinder UN efforts, called for public education, and noted nations must cooperate to lift living standards while avoiding more costly wars.
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Wayne Hansen
Rotary Institute of International Understanding
Methodist Church
Hansen
England
Europe
Buenos Aires
Morever
Cordell Hull
UNRRA
Food and Agriculture Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
United Nations Organization
Security Council
International Court of Justice
United States
Russia
Farmers Have Countless Advantage In 1946
United States farmer described as highly enterprising with about two million tractors. Productivity up since 1910 and prewar levels, farming now a ninety billion dollar industry with twenty billion cash income. Mortgage debt down to five and a third billion, nest egg totaling eleven and a half billion in deposits, four billion in U.S. bonds. Gering airport site approval process began with turf inspection by state airport engineer and CAA officials.
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United States
City Eyes Airport Purchase With Ground Approval Discussed
Unanimous praise noted for the plan to build an airport, with approval needed before ground purchase negotiations. Current runway would be about 2,800 by 300 feet. Bills in Congress propose 50-50 government municipality funding. State aid available for surveys, planting and maintenance, per state engineer. Airport club discussed likely city election vote, after a prior overwhelming favoring of city purchase.
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Congress
Airport Club
South Sund Social Notes From Rex Gentry Area
Mr and Mrs W Brown were overnight guests in Rex Gentry home. Frank Kokes and son Melvin visited Glenn Dickinson home. Ralph Gentry made a business call at G Bonser. Kokes called on Ed Ahlberg. Mrs Jacob Skroll home from Roche hospital after a week. Bonser hosted dinner for G W Bonser’s birthday with E A Buckley and others present. Rose Skroll staying with Emma Kohlschmidt while ill. Mrs Tom Bonser of Sterling ill.
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W . Brown
Rex Gentry
Frank Kokes
Melvin
Glenn O. Dickinson
Ralph Gentry
G. W. Bonser
Ed Ahlberg
Jacob Skroll
Roche
E. A. Buckley
Crook
John Skroll
Sidney
Joe Oliverius
D. E. Dickinson
Rose Skroll
Emma Kohlschmidt
Tom Bonser
Sterling
Bonser Family Update Among Local Residents
Ronald Ahlberg visited the Frank Suchy home Friday while Harry Bonser, son of the late Charles Bonser of Messex, Colo., remains a patient at Mercy Hospital in Denver. Mr and Mrs W R Brown were Sterling business callers on Friday. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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Bonser
Ronald Ahlberg
Frank Suchy
Harry Bonser
Charles Bonser
Messex
Colo
Mercy Hospital
Denver
W. R. Brown
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Hawaii
Firtih
M. O
Elmer Chean
J. Harvey George
George Shindle
Fred Shindle
Leonard Kretz
George
Beverly Wasser
Thelma Wasser
Beverly
Marie Nicholson
Wasser
E. L. Sherrerd
J. L. Tegell
Bill Robinson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. B. Johnson
George Baker
Gus Hellbush
Wilford Straight
Sydney Dunn
Frances Willard
Women’s Society of Christian Service
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Ida Ahrens
A. E. Wright
Rex Olsen
Robert Wait
E. S. Gates
W. L. Jewett
Abraham Lincoln
R. A. Babcock
Ray Tremain
Guss Hellbush
F. G. Haworth
John Billefer
John
Helzer
Ralph Davidson
Don Burr
South Dakota
Charles Young
Hot Springs
Edna Irene
Donald Burr
George Burr
Miss Young
University of South Dakota At Vermillion
Mr. Burr
Sidney High School
Army Air Force
Mrs. Fate
Jack Fate
Kansas City
Missouri
Fred Plorin
Washington
Emanuel Troutman
Arthur McLaughlin
Henry Monnich
BE. Troutman
Dorothy Peterson
S. C. Jensen
Mrs. Egan
Lowe
E. L. Uptegrove
J. H. Lowe
Sally Dee
Mary Uptegrove
Don Howard
Scottsbluff
Greenlee
Glenn Greenlee
City Auditorium
Wesleyan Service Guild
Lloyd Talib
Dorothy Anderson
Georgia Martin
Extension Agents of
E. B. Wilson
Bozeman, Mont
Extension Agricultural Engineer
That State
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
CAA
Aeronautical
Gering Airport Club
Ted Miller
Bert Weber
W. B. Boucher
A. J. Pettibone
Civil Aeronautics Commission
al Fine
Pn Aise
Mackinaws
Dickies
Penney CO
Telegraph
A Fox Inter-Mountain Theatre
Matinee
Tature Times
Metro
Reas
Salvador
Nes Susie Sages
Veronica Lake
Sonny Tufts
Joan Caulfield
Billy de Wolfe
Renny McEvoy
Lillian Gish
John Berry
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