Local residents on trips and community news
Mr and Mrs Lee Stormberg returned from Lincoln after a week visiting Mrs Stormberg s brother and family. Mrs Marie Stormberg visited Omaha with her son Dr D H Stormberg. Mr and Mrs James Hiett and son left for San Gabriel California to visit Mrs Hiett s mother. Ray Sunderman and wife came back from ten days visiting Edmon Oklahoma and friends in Tulsa and Kansas. Charlene Anthony of Sidney joined the Red Cross board at the University of Nebraska. Mrs H M Gass underwent major surgery in Greeley Colorado and is reported good. Alvin Aurich and sons left for Denver after visiting Erwin Aurich's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stormberg
Lincoln
John Katscher
Carl Katscher
Charlene Anthony
Raymond F. Anthony
Sidney
Red Cross
University of Nebraska
Miss Anthony
Veteran's Hospital
H. M. Gass
Greeley
Col
Dance Students to Screen TV Performance in Cheyenne
Neeley School of Dance presents the first TV showing of student performances on Channel at Cheyenne. Sunday at 5 PM features Beverly Dorwart Maren Hansen Clara Childers Norma Schmidt Ava Lynn Schmidt and Ernestine Childers in tap ballet and acrobatic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Neeley School of Dance
Beverly Dorwart
Maren Hansen
Clara Childers
Norma Schmidt
Ava Lynn Schmidt
Ernestine Childers
Nurses Group Views Antibiotics Film at Cheyenne Hospital
Professional Nurses Association met Wednesday at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital to view a film titled Antibiotics and Tetramycin. Mrs. LaVerne Thomas presided as 12 members answered roll call by naming a new drug. Plans were made for guest night on Feb 13 and refreshments were served by Mrs. Eddy Foy and Mrs. Charles Lafler.
Friendship Dance Brings Beta Alpha Couples to Sidney Club
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Friendship Dance at the Sidney Country Club with 34 couples plus guests. Entertainment featured the Barbershop Quintet Ed Short Robert Bowman Bill Case Bob Waite and Lew Wilson, plus solo singing by Ed Short and a costume song series by Mrs Charles Lafier. Mrs William Case led arrangements with aides Mrs Clair Biggs and Mrs Lloyd O Holleran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
Sidney Country Club
Ed Short
Robert Bowman
Bill Case
Bob Waite
Lew Wilson
Charles Lafier
Art Bauer
William Case
Clair Biggs
Lloyd O’ Holleran
Westminster Circle Conducts Bi Monthly Meeting at Light Memorial
Westminster Circle at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church held a bi monthly meeting with devotion by Miss Sylvia Reese and remarks by Mrs Lawrence Wattistey and Mrs Earl Ferguson on the theme Christ's Way Every Day In Every Age. Mrs Joe Dodds chaired the business session and a new treasurer was sought to replace Mrs Kenneth Noteboom who moved from Sidney. New member Mrs G H Doran was welcomed and a 1 pm luncheon preceded the session. Hostesses were Mrs Clark Fuller Mrs Harold Taylor Mrs Donald Weber and Mrs D H Cloud. Members will attend an Arc Society evening meeting February 7 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's Way
Lawrence Wattistey
Earl, Ferguson
Westminster Circle
Light’ Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sylvia Reese
Joe Dodds
Kenneth Noteboom
Sidney
G. H. Doran
Clark Fuller
Harold Taylor
Donald Weber
D. H. Cloud
Arc Society
Engagement Announced for Bonnie Lou Groshans
John Groshans of Gurley announces the engagement of his daughter Bonnie Lou to Harold A. Schuessler son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Schuessire of Sidney. Miss Groshans works at Northwestern Bell Telephone in Sidney and the fiance farms near Potter. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Groshans
Gurley
Bonnie Lou
Harold A. Schuessler
Arthur Schuessire
Sidney
Miss Groshans
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Potter
Mens and Womens Chorus Invite New Members
Both choruses welcome new participants of any age. The Men’s Chorus meets Mondays at 8 p.m. in the junior high school under George Hinn. The Women’s Chorus meets Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in the same location under William Fankhauser. Contact the directors for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hinn
William Fankhauser
Miss Sunderman Receives Two Bridal Showers
Marilyn Sunderman, bride to be, was honored at two showers this week. Mrs. Delmar Richardson and Miss Phyllis Baird co hosted a Wednesday evening shower at the Richardson home with a blue and white floral centerpiece and dessert lunch. Thursday evening Miss Marilyn Stockamp hosted a separate shower with a gift table of wedding bells and blue white streamers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Arnold Sunderman Mrs. Arno Thomas and Miss Sunderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Sunderman
Delmar Richardson
Phyllis Baird
Richardson
Marilyn Stockamp
Miss Sunderman
Arnold Sunderman
Arno Thomas
C W F Plans Future Projects In Meeting
Ten members of the Christian Women's Fellowship met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. K. Hasenyager. Mrs. John Farmer led the business session and read a letter about the quadrennial assembly at Purdue University. Plans were made to send a Sidney Church delegate. Rev Hasenyager outlined reorganization for the group and the Evening Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
W. K. Hasenyager
John Farmer
R. V. Meyers
Grand Island
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Sidney Church
Rev. Hasenyager
Brownie Troop 142 Meeting Notes
Brownie Troop 142 met yesterday with all members present in Vernon Anderson. The group sang songs and learned one new song. Kathy Wells served refreshments. Saundra Knackstedt served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop
Vernon Anderson
Kathy Wells
Saundra Knackstedt
P T A Units Plan January Meetings and Workshop
Four P T A units held Wednesday sessions with plans for a two day workshop next week led by Jeff McGehee of Lepanto Arkansas and a joint meeting set for February 21. East Ward speaker C J Cornelius Jr discussed Rheumatic Fever and showed a film. About 50 parents and teachers attended. parking was directed to curbside to protect children crossing streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P-T.a
Jeff McGehee
Lepanto
Ark
East Ward
Keith Spiker
P T.A
Melvin Hiett
Dean Jamieson
Valentine
Sidney meeting outlines guidance talk and PTA plans
Ralph Spencer from Sidney schools spoke on guidance counselling at the North Ward meeting. The Men's Chorus directed by William Fankhauser with Miss Julianne Westfall performed three numbers. James Willis led the business meeting and plans were made for a Tuesday coffee during a Sidney Educators Club workshop. Committees were named for the joint P-TA meeting in February with Mrs. Gordon Richards, Mrs. Arven Reynolds, Mrs. Joe Kielisek, and Mrs. L. C. Landmesser. Refreshments for about 40 attendees were provided by Keith Kaylor and Armour Boese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ward
Ralph Spencer
Sidney
William Fankhauser
Julianne Westfall
James Willis
Sidney Educators Club
Gordon Richards
Arven Reynolds
Films Shown At Central School P T A Meeting
Charles Fisher presented films on French Indo China with commentary as the feature of the Central School P T A meeting. Roland Biggs introduced the program. The group approved a $10 state membership for one member, to be set by a committee. Mrs. Richard Maddox led the business segment. Mrs. Henry Baeckel reported 65 members joined and Mrs. Marvin Sherrerd urged National Parent Teacher magazine. Plans were made for a workshop next week and a Tuesday afternoon coffee at Central School. Twenty five parents and teachers attended. refreshments were provided by Mrs. James Loaris and Mrs. Robert McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
Central School
P.T.A
Roland Biggs
Richard
Maddox
Henry Baeckel
Marvin Sherrerd
James Loaris
Robert McHenry
South Ward Talent Show Highlights Student Acts
Miss Gail Wellensick directed a South Ward talent program featuring sixth graders singing four songs and instrumental solos by Walter Griffiths, Gayl Nelson, and Kent Holloway from fifth grade, a flute chorus from fourth, third grade tap dancers Ginger and Cindy Allen with accompanist Jo Neeley, and second grader Rosalie Hochman on accordion. Mrs. J. D. Olinger led the business session with about 90 parents and teachers attending. Plans for the workshop and a joint P.T.A. meeting next month were discussed. refreshments were provided by third-grade room mothers Mrs. Don Robinson and Mrs. Alice Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ward
Gail Wellensick
Walter Griffiths
Cornet
Gayl Nelson
Kent Holloway
Ginger
Cindy Allen
Jo Neeley
Rosalie Hochman
Winter Meet Time Set For Extension Council
The Cheyenne County Extension Council winter meeting is set for Monday January 21 at 1 30 p m in the Legion Room City Auditorium It will bring together the new 1957 club presidents for a discussion of dues luncheon plans for the Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meeting and completion of 1957 program plans Attendance is urged by all club presidents due to the meeting’s importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Horde Extension Council
Legion Room
City Auditorium
Nebraska
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Goods at The Telegraph
The Telegraph highlights Red Writing Hood brand typewriter carbon paper in letter and legal sizes. It notes popularity among users for document transcriptions and office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Telegraph
Three Dorcas Circles Meet at Holy Trinity Lutherans
Three Dorcas Society circles of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met yesterday for routine business. Circle 1 hosted by Kenneth Henkens with 15 members and three guests planned a January 29 coffee and bake sale. Esther Swanson led the meeting. Ruth and Obid studied. Lillian Johnson led devotional. Circle 2 at Mrs. Herbert Rabe's home discussed a yearlong project and Sun day School room decoration. Eve the Mother of the Human Race lesson by Mrs. Landmesser. committee to gather materials named. refreshments served. Circle 3 met at Mrs. Carieton Haze's home to close the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Kenneth Henkens
Circle 1
Robert Jensen
Alice Rexroth
J. Harvey George
Esther Swanson
Lillian, Johnson
Ruth
Obid
Swanson
Lillian Johnson
Circle 2
Henry Kieselhorst
Herbert Rabe
L. C. Landmesser
Walter Meisner
Rabe
Circle 3 Meeting Held at Mrs Kyrklund Home
Circle 3 gathered at Mrs. Stanley Kyrklund home with 16 members present for a brief business meeting after Scripture reading and closing with the Lord's Prayer. The gathering also noted at the home of Mrs. Emma Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kyrklund
Card Club Meet At Home Of Mrs Kerl
Miss Arby Harris attended as a guest at the P C B Club meeting hosted by Mrs Les Kerl on Wednesday evening. A dessert lunch preceded two tables of cards with honors awarded to Mrs Ross Warner high, Mrs Kerl second high, and Mrs Ray Sunderman low. The January 30 gathering will be at Mrs Tom Pettit's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C.B
Arby Harris
Les Kerl
Ross
Warner
Kerl
Ray Sundermai
Tom Pettit
Mrs Foster Cook Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Foster Cook hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club with one guest Mrs William Gallagher. A 1 o'clock luncheon preceded an afternoon of cards. Honors went to Mrs Francis Hruska high Mrs L M Merritt second high and Mrs W E Gehrig Sr low. Mrs Gallagher received a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Cook
William Gallagher
Francis Hruska
L. M. Merritt
W. E. Gehrig Sr
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets for Dutch Treat and Cards
Members gathered at 1 PM for Dutch treat at a local cafe then moved to Mrs. J R Miller’s home for an afternoon of cards. Out of club guest Mrs. Frank Castner attended. honors went to Mrs. Pearl West and Mrs. Alvin Duis, with Castner receiving a guest prize. Mrs. Ray Malé¢y to host the Jan 30 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Miller
Frank Castner
Pearl West
Alvin Duis
Royal Neighbors Install Officers In Rites
Mrs. Robert Call was installed as Oracle of Royal Neighbors at ceremonies in the Odd Fellows Hall. District Deputy Myrtle Hoffman led the rites with assistants. other officers named include vice oracle Nellie Call chancellor Amy Bales recorder Maggie Peetz and several marshall roles. A 6:30 dinner preceded business meeting in which Patsy Ann Call gained adult membership and Margaret Nagengast received a 25 year pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Call
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Hoffman
Lodgepole
Ann Short
Marshall
James Hart
J. B. Ruttner
Nellie Call
Amy Bales
Maggie Peetz
Loretta Fehringer
Julius Hahler
John Peetz Sr
Robert Seidel
Inner Sentinel
James Proper
Outer Sentinel
Short
Joan Schuerman
Faith
Ed Lipke
Courage
Richard Peetz
Mary Reker
Kenneth Kieselhorst
Endurance
Otto Ernest
Frank Ratner
Frances Miller
L. Fehringer
Rattner
Call
Margaret Nagengast
Patsy Ann Call
John Treinen
Dennis Jurgens
Leonard Reiker
William Raddatz
John Treinen Jr
St Martha’s Guild Plans Dinner For 21 Members
St Martha’s Guild met in the Episcopal Parish Hall with 21 members present. Hostesses were Mrs L C Barstow and Mrs W D Harte. Mrs Gerald Snow led the business meeting and plans were set for a February 6 Federal Land Bank dinner at City Auditorium. Mrs E L Uptegrove led devotional service. Two solos were sung by Mrs Joel Babcock with piano by Mrs Robert Clark. A February 7 meeting is announced in the Parish Hall hosted by Mrs Hull Cook and Mrs Joe Pankau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Guild
Episcopal Parish
L. C. Barstow
W. D. Harte
Gerald Snow
Federal Land Bank
City Auditorium
E. L. Uptegrove
Joel Babcock
Robert Clark
Ind
Hull Cook
Joe Pankau
Admitted and Dismissed Names from Sidney and Surrounding Areas
A list shows admissions in Sidney including Mrs. Doyle Butts Mrs. Ralph Shaw Mrs. Helen Armstrong Freda Hammer and Richard Mohatt along with Peggy Scranton Gurley Mrs. Fred Kriesel Mrs. Virgil Nelson Mrs. Leonard Schell Selma Engstrom Thomas Rubado and others. dismissals include Mrs. Frank Pino and daughter Mrs. Don Dickey and son Kim Adams Darlene Baird Mrs. George Pearson Kim Montgomery Bill Vincent and more in Sidney Kimball Peetz Ft Morgan and nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Doyle Butts
Ralph Shaw
Helen Armstrong
Freda Hammer
Richard Mohatt
Potter
Peggy Scranton
Gurley
Fred Kriesel
Kimball
Virgil Nelson
Leonard Schell
Dix
Selma Engstrom
Lodgepole
Thomas Rubado
Frank Pino
Don Dickey
Kim Adams
Darlene Baird
George Pearson
Kim Montgomery
Bill Vincent
Eva Fotinos
Melvin Horn
Don White
Peetz
Douglas Gillham
Ft. Morgan
Carroll Holzworth
Marathonettes Bridge Club Honors At Hostess Home
Mrs. Dean Shultz hosted the Marathonettes Bridge Club at her home last night. Honors went to Mrs. Milt Corbin high and Mrs. Don Humes traveling, with Mrs. Bill McCarty low. The January 31 meeting will be at Mrs. Nevin Janssen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Shultz
Marathonettes
Milt Corbin
Don Humes
Bill McCarty
Nevin Janssen
Powell announce birth of daughter Ellen Jane Powell
Mr and Mrs Richard Powell of Gering announce the birth of a daughter named Ellen Jane born yesterday morning in a Gering Hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Doug Boyd and Mr and Mrs W D Powell of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jane Powell
Richard Powell
Gering
Ellen Jane
Doug Boyd
W. D. Powell
Sidney
Newcomers Couple Pinochie Club Hosts Card Night
Newcomers Couple Pinochie Club held a Friday meeting at Gene and Sally Lienemann home with four tables of bridge. Prizes went to Gene Lienemann for high and Mrs. Charles Ham for second high. next gathering set for February 8 at Mrs. Henrietta Borcher’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ham
Gene Lienemann
Ham
Henrietta Borcher
Newcomers Ladies Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Kurz’s Home
Mrs Robert Kurz hosted the Newcomers Ladies Pinochle Club on Monday evening. Honors went to Mrs Harry Ess for high and Mrs Murphy Tyson for second high. Mrs Ralph Spencer will host the February 11 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kurz
Newcomers Ladies
Harry Ess
Murphy Tyson
Ralph Spencer
Cynthia Lea Fleming Born at Memorial Hospital
Cynthia Lea Fleming was born at Memorial Hospital at 1 57 p m on Thursday January 17 weighing eight pounds two ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fleming. Grandparents include Mrs Helen Bartels of Peetz and Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming of Sidney. Her sister Debbie is three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lea Fleming
Kenneth Fleming
Cynthia Lea
Memorial Hospital
Debbie
Helen Bartels
Peetz
Ralph Fleming
Sidney
Birth of David Douglas Koch in Memorial Hospital
A son, named David Douglas, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koch at 9 51 p.m. on Wednesday January 16 in Memorial Hospital. He weighed six pounds fourteen ounces. He has two sisters, Kristin age three and Karen age two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Douglas Koch
David Douglas
Richard Koch
Wedneday
Memorial Hospital
Kristin
Karen
Dancing Film to Be Exhibited in Sidney Saturday
Roberta McCarthy of the Academy of the Dance announces a Saturday 5 p.m. film at the city auditorium the first in a dance education series. Steps of the Ballet by Sadler Wells Ballet Co. of England features Robert Helpman narrating and a team of designers and performers creating a new ballet. A prelude lecture Ballet in America will be given by McCarthy. Free admission invites children and adults to an informative thirty minute presentation of America’s fine art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta McCarthy
Academy of the Dance
City Auditorium
Sadler Wells Ballet Co
England
Robert Helpman
Red Shoes
America
Calico Girls Extension Club January meeting report
The Calico Girls Extension Club met January 16 at Mrs. Gene Argabright with co host Mrs. Gerald McCaslin. Ten members and guest Mrs. Edward Strong attended. business focused on yearly goals to aid a needy family and boost member activity. A Savory Soups lesson was shared by the hostesses and lunch was served. Next meet February 20 with Mrs. Marvin Reckling. Cub Scouts Den We met Monday at Mrs. McKellips home. plants were studied and Larry Willard helped with lunch. Dallas Langley, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calico Girls Extension Club
Gene Argabright
Gerald McCaslin
Edward Strong
Harold Kieselhorst
Marvin Reckling
Cub Scouts
Happy Home Makers 4 H Club Holds January Meeting
The Happy Home Makers started their day by selling Peanuts for Polio from 9 to 12 a.m. on 10th Avenue and Illinois Street. At 2 p.m. they held their January meeting and demonstrated sewing and how to use a sewing machine. Patsy Foster was elected secretary to replace Janice McDonald who resigned due to illness. Connie Jensen is the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Makers
10Th Avenue
Ilinois Street
Patsy Foster
Janice McDonald
Connie Jensen
Maple Grove News F N Meeting Draws Full Attendance
The F N Club met Thursday at the Robert Rexroth home with all members present except one. Two visitors attended and various games were played followed by a hearty lunch. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Julia Rasmussen in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N
Robert Rexroth
Julia Rasmussen
F. M. Bonkiewicz
Lincoln
Harvey Miles and Sons
Loring Tabler
Oscar Schlman
Dennis Walsh
Roy Tremain
Cecil Tremain
Carl Christ Sr
Albin Johnson
John Olson
Verne Sharman
la Verne Flessner
Bill Schnell
Ed Miles
Harvey Miles
Installation of New Officers For IOOF and Rebekah Lodges
A joint installation held Wednesday evening installed new officers for IOOF and Rebekah lodges in Big Springs Nebraska. Installing officers were Mrs. Faye Hein and Julius E. Arnold with teams from both lodges assisting. Nearly 100 members attended a social hour after ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Rebekah
O.F
Faye Hein
Rebekahs
Julius E. Arnold
O.F. Lodge
Big Springs
Neb
Roy Bobo
Noble Grand
Louis Grage
Leonard Merry
William Hawkins
Rex Wolvin
James Brunick
James Clothier
James Linsey
Merle Bobo
Paul McGee
Inside Guardian
Lee Gain
Guardian
John Moseman
E. A. Wolverton
Avin Davis
George Burr
Harry Ess
A. R. Tremain
Harold Smith
Rebekah Lodge
Lawrence Osborn
Carl Hutchinson
Prand
Rex Olsen
O. L. Maddox
Leslie Sabin
Kermit Brumbaugh
Roy Henderson
Outside Guardian
Ray Averill
William Bergner
Paul Randall
Glen Moore
Vice Grand
Oren Cox
Frank Klentz Jr
Noble
E. W. Augenstein
Nebraska Ladies Encampment Auxiliary
Lodge
W. W. Schulz
O. W. Hollinrake
Hardin Concerned Over Three Budget Provisions
Chancellor Clifford Hardin of the University of Nebraska says he is deeply concerned by three points in Governor Victor Anderson’s budget message. He cites the plan to repeal the College of Medicine and University Hospital building levy, the absence of funds for teaching staff and equipment, and the uncertainty if state institutional building levy operating recommendations are followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clifford Hardin
University of Nebraska
Victor Anderson
Hardin
College of Medicine
University Hospital
Wewuniversity
Golden Gals 4 H Club Holds Third Meeting
The Golden Gals held their third meeting on January 12 at the Keith Morris home. President Judy Irwin led the session with full roll call. Assistant Leader Birdie Irwin guided the Good Lighting group through problem study as the Skirt and Blouse group learned blouse pattern laying and cutting. A lunch prepared by Mrs. Morris was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gals
Keith Morris
Judy Irwin
Birdie Irwin
Morris Joy Farnsword
Poisoning in Children Dangerous but Preventable
Health News Institute reports accidental poisoning poses high risk to pre school children with 340 deaths in 1955, 32 percent of home poisonings. Pediatricians gain 594 item manual on poisons from American Academy of Pediatrics Johnson & Johnson. Prevention urged with storage and disposal tips for parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health News Institute
New York
National Safety Council
American Academy of Pediatrics
Johnson & Johnson
Feeder cattle jolt auction with top bids at stock show
Grand and reserve champion loads of Hereford and Angus feeder cattle sold at the National Western Stock Show in Denver for 40 dollars per hundredweight. Hereford calves raised by Ken and Vic Carlstrom fetched buyers Henry Steele of Illinois, while Angus calves raised by John E. Rouse found purchaser W A Gebhardt of Wisconsin. Shorthorn feeder cattle led by Joseph Winkler sold for 34.50, with reserve Hereford and reserve Angus loads also commanding 37 and 34.50 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ken
Vic Carlstrom
Walden
Colo
Henry Steele
Montgomery
Ill
John E. Rouse
Encampment
Wyo
W. A
Kimball Leaders Oppose K-12 Plan at School Board Meet
Kimball leaders in the County School Board Association vote 34 to 4 against the K-12 bill. The measure would unify county schools into kindergarten through twelfth grade units under one board. Delegates Elmer Rasmussen and Bob Peterson discuss seeking clarification and standards at the Lincoln meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Peterson
Jess Cromie
Leonard Everett
Gale Turnbull
Irma Grosshans
Bushnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westminister Circle
Bonnie Lou Groshans
Mens, Womens Chorus
C.W.F
Pakistan
Extension Council
Three Dorcas Society
Maple Grove News
Donald Miller
Cindy
Herbert Klinge
Carol
Ray Miles
Albert Runion
Floyd Miller
Harry Stately
Earl Gell
Russell Olson
Charles Smith
Butterfield
Peter Thorneycroft
London
Thorneycroft
Board of Trade
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Eden
Britain
Chappell
Venezuela
The
United States
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