Dimery voted president at State Real Estate Association meeting
Martin W. Dimery returned Sunday from Omaha where he had attended a meeting of the State Real Estate Association and was installed as president. E A Kuehn a Brown MacDonald store manager visited Omaha this week. Mr and Mrs H P D Wilson arrived from Los Angeles to visit Mayor and Mrs D R Thomas. R C Walther left for a North Platte telephone conference. Corporal Marvin Vipond, nephew of Mrs. Herman Baumbach of Sidney, was critically injured at Camp McQuade California with brain concussion, fractured pelvis and severe body bruises. his mother Mrs Ralph Young of Evanston Wyoming and son Jack sped to the camp. Vipond is known in Sidney, formerly from Peetz Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Dimery
Omaha
State Real Estate Association
Mr. Dimery
Marvin Vipond
Herman Baumbach
Sidney
Camp McQuade
Calif
Ralph Young
Evanston
Wyo
Vipond
Péetz
Colo
Byron Weston
Montrose
Herbert Rabe
Ordie Weston
Weston
Pacific
Local residents attend Stock Show trips and family visits
Mrs Lon Miller and family hosted lunch for Mrs Miller's sister Mrs Elmer Holtman and son Robert and Miss Marjorie Kastens of Ledgepole en route to Denver to attend the Stock Show and visit Dan Miller at school. Leonard Beyer visits Idaho Springs relatives for the Denver Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Miller
Robert
Marjorie Kastens
Ledgepole
Leonard Beyer
Idaho Springs
Colo
Denver
Stock Show Trip and Saddle Club Dinner Round Up
Mr and Mrs George Hossack and guests returned from Denver where they attended the Stock Show. A Saddle Club dinner at Manhattan Café drew Lodgepole Valley members including Neil Dunlavy Potter W W Peterson Chappell N W Ladegard and others. Jerome Short departed for Baltimore after seven weeks with his mother Anna Short to visit uncle D C Short on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raddatz
Jeanette
George Fehringer
Denver
George Hossack
Robert Clark
Clifford Jensen
Gurley
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Manhattan
Neil Dunlavy
Potter
Jerome Short
Baltimore
Maryland
Anna Short
D. C. Short
Local Visitors and Travel Notes from Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Bill Robinson return to Sidney after a three week visit with Lincoln relatives. Grandparents R F Reynolds of Lincoln will visit briefly. C H Fuller attended the Denver Stock Show. Norman Hecht and son from Sterling, Colorado, visited Sidney relatives. Hecht recently discharged from the armed forces. P J Helfrich and family returned from Boulder and Denver Stock Show. Pauline Helfrich accompanied them to Boulder. Mrs Gilbert Holtman and Mrs Harriett Kidney of Lodgepole visited sick Mrs Elmer Holtman. John Devies and daughters with George Dines visited John Helzer’s, en route from Denver Stock Show. John Moe and baby Diane left for Burlington, Wisconsin. Sgt Moe discharged from Army to resume Pet Milk job. Mrs Moe formerly Mary Beyer. Frank Hess, brother of Mrs W E Spearow, died in Lincoln last Thursday. funeral Saturday at Surprise, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Robinson
Sidney
Lincoln
Mr. Robinson
R. F. Reynolds
Norman Hecht
Sterling, Colo
P. J. Helfrich
Boulder
Colo
Ray Krogh
Mr. Krogh
George Helfrich
Helfrich
Denver
Pauline
John Devies
Shirley
Sharon
Royal, Nebraska
George Dines
Minatare
John Helzer
John Moe
Diane
Mr. Moe
Burlington
Wisconsin
Sgt. Moe
Pet Milk Company
Moe
Mary Beyer
Frank Hess
W. E. Spearow
Students and relatives noted in wartime notices
Jack Dedrick left Sunday for Lincoln to enter Nebraska University. He was a student at the University prior to enlisting in the Army Air Force. James Lang of Hawarden, Iowa, is visiting his brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lang and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dedrick
Lincoln
Nebraska University
University
Army Air Force
James Lang
Hawarden
Iowa
Mrs
Thomas Lang
Ackerman Heads to Broomfield Visit for Relatives
Mrs Frances Ackerman who has been visiting in Longmont has left for Broomfield Colorado to visit relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ackerman
Longmont
Broomfield
Colo
Local social notes from Chappell to Dallas and beyond
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Greiner and Mr. and Mrs Norman Brune of Chappell were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs B H Grimm. Miss Lillian Miller Miss Mary Riley and Mrs C B Dorwart went to Cheyenne to see Blossom Time returning to Sidney. Lt Col Golden Kratz of Lincoln visited Sidney and his brothers Earl and Bill Kratz. Major and Mrs Ted Bechtel left for Washington DC after a Sidney visit. Mr and Mrs Ti Ce Preble and Mr and Mrs Glen Bales left for Dallas to visit their son Stanley Preble. Bales will travel further south for about six weeks. Mr C M Snyder and Mrs Snyder bought 2134 Newton Street. former occupants Guy and Mrs Smith moved to Sioux Villa. Mr Snyder works at Gamble store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Greiner
Norman Brune
Chappell
B. H. Grimm
Lillian Miller
Mary Riley
C. B. Dorwart
Cheyenne
Sidney
Golden Kratz
Lincoln
Earl and
Bill Kratz
Ti Ce. Preble
Glen Bales
Dallas
Texas
C. M. Snyder
Newton Street
Guy Smith
Sioux Villa
Snyder
Gamble
Community club notices for Thursday and Friday events
Thursday Altar Society meets in the school auditorium. Presbyterian Circle gathers at Mrs. J. C. Kreader’s home, 340 11th Ave. Friday WW T U meets at Mrs. H. M. Underwood’s home, 709 Linden, at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
J. C. Kreader
11Th Ave
Ww. Co. T. U
H. M. Underwood
Linden
Discharges Reported From Navy Marine Corps and Army
Robert L. Schmidt was discharged from the Navy January 12 while Samuel Curless and Jimmie Jones left the Marine Corps January 11. A list includes Army discharge recipients such as Robert Kurz Delbert Biers Mason Watsnabs Roscoe Bills Harvey Miles Charles Gallagher Eva Heitman Earl Neel Daniel Schwartz Bernard Busboom Albert Hadden Frank V Buskirk Orrin Wittig Arnold Walters. BS Gordon Frank Carley aviation machinist's mate third class Dalton discharged at San Pedro California. Jack Grigsby C T M in the Navy stationed at San Diego California. Mrs Grigsby joined her husband in San Diego after visiting her parents in Portland Oregon. The navy man is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Grigsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Schmidt
U. S. Navy
Samuel Curless
Jimmie Jones
Marine Corps
Army
Robert Kurz
Delbert Biers
Mason Watsnabs
Roscoe Bills
Harvey Miles
Charles Gallagher
Eva Heitman
Earl Neel
Daniel Schwartz
Bernard Busboom
Albert Hadden
Frank V. Buskirk
Orrin Wittig
Arnold Walters
Gordon Frank Carley
Dalton
Navy
San Pedro
Calif
Jack Grigsby C. T. M
San Diego
Army Discharges Bring Families Together at Home
Lee Witters has arrived at his parents home after discharge from Fort Logan Colorado. He served 32 months in the Army including 20 months overseas in New Guinea. His older brother En Sign Ralph Witters is serving overseas with the Navy. Abbott Slayter, son of Mr. and Mrs. O D Slayter, joined his wife and young son Kit in Los Angeles after discharge on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton Ahlm
Gurley
Maple
J. B. Jones
Sioux Villa
Carl Ahlm
Saxton Ahim
Ahim
Lee Witters
N. E. Witters
Army
Fort Logan
Colo
New Guinea
Ralph Witters
Navy
Abbott Slayter
O D. Slayter
Sidney
Kit
Los Angeles
Community Guests Share Weekend Activities
Mrs. Frank Meier reports a busy weekend with multiple families visiting in Ordeville and Sidney. Guests include the Hart Murphy Fleming and Williams families from York and Peetz, plus Melba Phelps Phillip Fleming and others. Ice cream, cake, and card playing highlighted the gatherings. Agnes Seavey returned home after holidays with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hart
Richard
Will Murphy
Harry Fleming
Annie Ryan
Ordeville
Josephine. Dettrick
Clifford Willis
W. L. Murphy
Floyd Fleming
Ted Fleming
John Williams
Billie Williams
Peetz
Frank Meier
Floyd Miller
Ed Walker
York
Nebr
Ralph Fleming
George Fleming
Larry
Carol
Marvin Fleming
Linda
Melba Phelps
Phillip Fleming
W. C. Phelps
Edward Meier
Eugene
Herman Meier
Hooper, Nebr
C. V. Miller
Sidney
Merlin Snyder
Kenneth
Elmer Finton
Ronald
Farm Bureau
City Auditorium
Hooper
Frank
Agnes Seavey
Chadron
Value of Farm Products Up
The December mid-month prices index for Nebraska farm products rose to 196 percent of the 1909-14 average, highest since 1919 and six points above a year ago. Grain, poultry, and eggs drove gains. livestock and dairy stayed steady. Wheat averaged $1.51 per bushel, corn $1.02, oats 64 cents, barley $1.00, rye down after ten months. Lambs and calves rose slightly. all livestock prices were higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Mbnith
Wheat farmers optimistic on 1946 winter crop outlook
Western Nebraska farmers in Lincoln for a district soil conservation supervisors meeting report a good start to the 1946 winter wheat season. Stands are strong with sufficient moisture, and several growers note yields up to 70 bushels, recalling the 1945 big crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Soil Conservation Supervisors
Spud Car Shortage Slows Seed Shipping
The Times-Herald reports a refrigerator car shortage delays seed potato shipments from Alliance. Daily demand was 30 cars, yet only ten have been available since Christmas, leaving about 150 cars behind schedule. Railroads cooperate, but orders from Alabama and Louisiana backlog while seed potatoes must reach the Rio Grande area for timely planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Times-Herald
Rio Grande
Marx Koehnke
Nebraska Certified Fotato Growers
Alabama
Louisiana
Nebraska
Westen Spud Show Set for Scottsbluff March 20
The 1946 Western Nebraska Potato Show will be held at Scottsbluff Army Air Base on March 20. Highlights include an afternoon round table on potatoes with horticulture plant pathology entomology and soils experts, plus potato variety and machinery exhibits. A Du Pont agricultural by products representative will speak in the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska
Scottsbluff Army Air Base
Agricultural Extension Service
Wesley M. Antes
du Pont Research Department of
Clean Plant Under Construction At Major Drug Firm
A leading drug company is erecting a windowless plant costing 500000 dollars. The facility will be used for preparing pills and ampules. Entrants to the building will pass through a drying and dedusting blower system.
City Bowling League Standings and Weekly Scores
Standings show Mayfair leading with 17 wins as of mid January. Pip's 12, Boyd's 11, Green Lantern 8, South Table-8 13, Barbers-14 14, Story's 14, U P 2, and others reflect week one results. High series honors go to Uz P with 2469 and Galvin 600 in individual totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Mayfair S
Pip
Boyd's
Green Lantern
South Table
Barbers
Story
Mayfair
Boyd
Uz .P
Galvin
Oskvarek
Beste
Doran
Ross
Kallhoff
Swen- Sen
Kahl
Five Western Nebraska boys earn 4-H tractor silver medals
Four-H tractor club awards announced in Nebraska honor 24 medal recipients. Verlin Livingston of Cheyenne County wins a trip to the national 4-H club congress in Chicago in December. Western winners include Karl Madden Sidney Delbert Bishop Big Springs John Potts Scottsbluff and Emil Hoerler Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
L. I. Frisbie
Nebraska
Verlin Livingston
Cheyenne County
Chicago
Karl Madden
Sidney
Delbert Bishop
Big Springs
John Potts
Scottsbluff
Emil Hoerler
Bridgeport
Proper lifting technique to save the back
To pick up objects bend your knees and stoop with a vertical back. Let leg muscles take the strain to protect the spine and reduce back injury risk.
State Sets February 14 for Big Road Letting
State highway program outlines a $13,000,000 plan for 1946 including $7,866,000 on the federal aid system and $5,220,000 on secondary roads. The schedule covers 477 miles of grading 290 miles of gravel 46 miles of concrete paving 324 miles of bituminous surfacing with 210 miles new and 61 bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Kuehn
Brown-McDonald
Mr. i
H .Pd. Wilson
Los Angles
R. C. Walther
North Platte
Lodgepole
Elmer Holtman
Mrs. Miller
Sidney-Scottsbluff
E. H. Hailey
Bill Scheurman
Stanley Scheurman
Marie Hansen
Ann Spahn
Denison
Jack Scheurman
Dan Potter
Rock Springs
Frank Tobin
Harold D. Keith
Edwin .J. Hanna
Ede Lee
Michael Keith
Ira L. Hanna
William
H. A. Stover
California
Gwendolyn Jorgensen
Betty Simodynes
J. H. Lowe
Sally Dee
Nellie Davis
Phyllis Corbett
Mrs. Lowe
M. H. Robineau
Davis
Miss Corbett
Evelyn Davis
Raymond Maley
Lyman, Nebr
Jesse Tompkins
Marsland
Grant Poole
John Treinen
W. W. Peterson
N. W
C. H. Fuller
Gilbert Holtman
Harriett Kidney
Mrs. Holtman
Maddox Motor Co
Chrysler
Plymouth
Diamond-T Trucks
Major
Ted Bechtel
Washington, D. C
Lorenzo
Westen Spud
Sidney’s Insulation Co
H. C. Smith
Sidney, Nebraska
City Bowling League
TF New
C. A. Story Agenc
W. R. Avers
H. G. Spearow
C. A. Story
10Th Ave
Matinee
Este Ag
Barry Fitzgerald
Walter Huston
Louis Hayward
Harry M. Popkin
MR Mocher
Peggy Ryan
Jon Hall
Louise Albritton
Nunesseh
Virginia Grey
Alan Mowbray
Eric Blore
William W. Terry
George White
AU Cats
LE Chaney Asw
Taye Oma Sel
Piless Barker
Ghost City
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