Oliverius and Roberts families visit near Egbert
A long list of visits and social calls in South Sund with relatives from Cheyenne New Ulm Sidney Ogallala Morrill Chappell and Carpenter Wyo. Notable mentions include Wayne Roberts Joe Zimola Loyal Hornicek and Joe R Hornicek guests at multiple homes and New Year gatherFriday meals and Chow Mein supper. The article ends with a note that the double bass is the largest member of the violin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Oliverius
Jerry
Calvin Oliverius
Egbert
Wye
Cheyenne
Wayne Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
Messrs
Mmes
Earl Cruise
Sidney
Joe Zimola
Lloyd Hornicek
Joe Ad Hornicek
Don Miles
Chappell
Glen Kokes
Ben Callies
Lodgepole
Kokes
J. R. Hornicik
Johnny Lessig
Ted Houser
Loomis Booth
Ogallala
Leonard Bartel
Morrill
Roy Strakker
Scottsbluff
Joe R. Hornicek
Wesley Seda
Charles
Frank Hornicek
Loyal Hornicek
Sunol
Loran Larson
Baby
Jim Kucera
Joe R.hornicek
Clarence Houser
J. W. Houser
Ron Krueger
Yuba City
Calif
Booth
Paul Houser
Phil
J. W. Housers Sr
Joe Zimolas
LeVerne Schilling
D. E. Dickinson
Bonnie Jo
Cedar Rapids
Amana Jr
Omaha
Bruno
Grand Island
Ralph Armstrong
Jim Ruley
Don Laffler
Glenn Dickinson
Wilbur Houser
Clarence Wittrock
Carpenter
Wyo
R. Rochlett
Big Springs
Frank Kokes
Sterling
D. FE
Madison County Nebraska A Top Farming Region Since 1850s
Madison County in the Elkhorn Valley grew from early Burt and Loup County areas. German settlers arrived in 1866 shaping Norfolk at the Elkhorn and North Fork junction. By 1875 government moved seat to Norfolk, amid rail expansion and Pawnee War echoes. County peaked at 26,037 in 1930, then declined slightly through 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Elkhorn Valley
Old Burt County
McNeale
Loup County
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Elkhorn
North Fork
Norfolk
Columbus
Union Creek
Madison
Battle Creek
John M. Thayer
Territorial
Burlington
Youth Joins Navy From Sidney Family
Ronald L. Howerter son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Howerter of Sidney has enlisted in the Navy. After boat training graduation he will attend hospital school per Sidney Recruiter George Edmondson. A separate note says female eagles are larger and heavier than males.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald L. Howerter
Thomas Howerter
Sidney
Navy
George Edmondson
Adult Classes Organized Tomorrow at Sidney High
Assistant Supt. Albert Nimtz said adult education classes will be organized for the second semester tomorrow night at Sidney High School. He noted that response so far has not been great and urged all interested persons to attend at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Supt
Albert Nimtz
Myths about Surpluses Exploded by Farm Bureau
Information Director explains common myths about farm surpluses. He argues surpluses depress prices and are not needed for emergencies, population will not outrun productivity, and giving surpluses away ignores hungry nations. Domestic solutions are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Camp
Nebr
Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau
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Plymouth Belvedere
Oldsmobile
World
U.S
Sacred Mountain
Yokota Air Force Base
Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
Little Yuma
Frontier
Frontier Platinum
New Frontier
MH. ‘Bud’ Rogineau
Frontier Refining Co
Eleanor Kallhoff
Sidney Sidney, Nebraska
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