Denver to Tulsa flight tied to sudden death in Denver
Mrs Clyde Johnson left Denver by plane for Tulsa after being alerted to her mother Mrs John Walker's sudden illness and death. The long list of local visitors and hospital news fills pages with society and livestock show coverage from Denver, Sidney, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde’. Johnson
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Teremy
John Walker
Hve
Berthoud * Pass
Bernard Tenny
Washington, D. C
W.E. Gehrig
W. E. Gehrig
Omaha
Verna
Creighton University
Gehrig
H. F. Beckmann
Gerald Pitman
Chicago
F. L. B. Goodwin
Malvern
Iowa
Goodwin
Goodwins
Keansas City
M. W. Osborn
Buddy
W. L. Larson
Rolland Block
Jean Larsen
Greenlees’ Store
Wand
Delores Kuehler
A. D. Greenlee
T. E. Kokjer
Ann
H. M. Kokjer
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kokjer
Sidney
Keith Spiker
Terry
Richard Weymouth
Chadron State Teachers College
Chadron
Nebr
Lowell Block
Gering
Nebraska
4Th Street
Sioux Villa
Donald Wise
Lodgepale
R. E. Gish
Roanoke
Illinois
Glenn Hornbeck
Hornbeck
Elmer “Bilyeu
Estes Park
Colorado
Lee Bilyeu
Lillian Conley
C. B. Bentley
Aurora
Colo
Bentleys
South
Houston
Texas
Kenneth van Skike
Art McMillen
Raymond Lessman
Lee Hawkins
Ray Treadway
Army-Air Force
Scottsbluff
Herbert Statler
Wilbur le Beault
Edward Kieselhorst
Statler
Martin Christofferson
Joe Larson
Anneth Larson
Dale Ingwerson
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska
Sidney High School
Pi Mu Epsilon
Gordon Bale
Lodgepole
Jerry Pitman
Bill Lowe
Local social notes list admits and dismissals across several towns
A compilation of admissions and dismissals includes numerous individuals by surname across Kimball Potter Cheyenne and surrounding areas with dates and affiliations SOD and mentions births noting three newborns: a son to Donald Deaver Clarkson Minier and a daughter to George Minier all in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Kimball
W. R. Ayers
Maxine Henkle
Willard Davis
Karen Ann Davis
Antoinette Madsen
Donald Deaver
Louie van Raay
Potter
Gloria Ybarra
Gilmore Wills
John F. Clarkson
Scott S. Clark
Cheyenne
Carl Wheelock
Roy. Gish
Anton Lutringer
Frank Hamilton
Charles City
George Milner
H. E. Clark
J. L. Hartway
Peetz
A. R. Olson
Lodgepole
Colton
Karen Moench
Alvina
Kaczmarek
Pete Meick
Martin Christenson
Sundl
Deanna Niemeller
Karen Davis
Don Kruse
Gloria Jean Ybarra
George Minier
Local Births and Notes From Lodgepole Area
Birth announcements list several families adding new members in January across towns like Kimball Sunol Potter Gurley Peetz Bushnell and Potter. Also a reminder on dress pattern sizing based on actual measurements rather than dress size.
Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers At Meeting
Members of Girl Scout Troop under Mrs Boyd elected officers. Margaret Ann Olson became president Pauline Greenup vice president Judy Jervis secretary Shirley Boyd treasurer Nancy Davis news reporter. After the election the scout laws were studied and the promise given. Nancy Davis reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Margaret Ann Olson
Pauline Greenup
Judy Jervis
Shirley Boyd
Nancy Davis
Desert Grapefruit Industry Emerges in the Desert
The desert grapefruit industry is a relatively new development. Grapefruit were first grown in the United States around 1609 in Florida, but it was not until 1290 that trees were planted in desert regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
United States
Florida
Sunol Sunol Mustangs to host D.x basketball Fri day evening
Sunol notes show a busy week with the Sunol Mustangs set to play the D.x basketball team Friday night. Lunch will be served by the lunch committee. Several residents attended the Denver stock show, with gatherings at homes and the Plainview Extension Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunol Mustangs
D.x
Clinton Gade
George Booth
Bus Gade
Delmar Zalesky
Corky Booth
Donald DeMers
Cecil Hunt
Denver
Florence Craig
Earl Johnson
Sund
Gerald Johnson
Janet Jo Johnson
Lee Johnson
Hugh Booth
Martin Christensen
Murrel -Crosby
Plainview
George Deaver
Jank Worey
Clarence .Mevers
Harold Hernbloom
Betty
E. H. Eklers
Rail Haul In Peacetime Two Thirds of Freight
In peacetime the railroads haul about two thirds of the nation s freight as described in The Telegraph. The note mentions spiral bound duplicate books and Monday evening win with a 44 to 28 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
THE
Telegraph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor Hospital
Bernard Hueska
Hans Rushman
Gurley
Kenneth Overman
Carl Christenwen
W. P. Radford
Ricky Engfert
Gougepole
Linda Fleming
Kenneth Toombs
Jacqueline Kurz
Ivor Ells
Sunol
Wilson Highland
Harold Smith
Gurlity
Earl Nightingale
George White
Carol Sewers
Caroline Osborn
Floyd ’” Richardson
Pine Bluffs
Gary Bartling
Barbara
Christine Brner
Colleen Schubarth
James Stark
SOD
Robert Owens
Henry Jenik
Marvin Kealy
Joe Gonzales
George Parks
Sherry Lee Jelinek
Alva Story
Chesley Moody
Ray Stegeman
Ricky Englert
Carl Christensen
Robert Stanfield
Carl Thieman
Ed Walker
Christine ’ Bitner
Sidney Hospital
Jax
Alfin
the Telegraph
Peter
Cleo
Allen Chambers
Gerald Johns0n
Harold,Smith
Wayne Adamson
Bushnell
Clarence Edmunds
George Killham
Clyde Gadaken
Alexis Smith
Errol Fionn
Montana
Warner Bros
Fox Theatre
S. Z. Sakall
Douglas Kennedy
REA
Wheatbelt Electric
Gurley and
Peetz Lesien Hall
Millard Musil’s Orchestra
Lrg
Ney
Fbig
Bonanza Premiere
Eae
Panuel c
Lea Ec
Rel
Technicolor
Eee
Érseer
Webb Wi Borden
Cuantes O'Neal
Critten
FOX News
Mary Raines
TRE American Legion Club
Inter Mountain Rey
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Perry &N Mgm Piotour
Cameron Abhman
Ciable
Cesar “Romero
Cra Atad Ree Walker
Claude Rains
Winds Hendrix Macdoneld
Carey
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