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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1959
Page
2
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Wayne Bond attends Tri-State REA meeting in Cheyenne while Mrs Bond and Dale visit Donald Bass home in Chappell. Shrine supper in Sidney draws Goodview residents. Various locals host guests, injuries noted from wrestling practice, and early school enrollment at Goodview with 35 pupils. Community events span Oshkosh visits, Cub Scout meeting, and county high school activities.
Community tidbits recount visits and dinners among families in Chappell Lodgepole and surrounding towns. Guests include the Christensens, Hokom, Hafer, Bond, Earnhart, Kahrs, Jacobs, Schmid, Mikoloych, Forell, Sick, Franzens, and Stevens. Brownie Troop reports share a January 20 meeting with sewing pot holders and a Florida fruit gift from relatives. Mexico and Cuba cited as main Brahma cattle importers from the United States.
Brownie Troop 38 gathered Tuesday at Mrs LeBaron's home for a brief meeting. The session began with the flag ceremony and a Brownie song followed by a discussion on different uniforms and their purposes.
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