Around The Towns Many travel plans and family visits noted
Mrs. Ralph Young returns home after visiting in Evanston with sister Mrs. H R Baumbach and discussing farm sale near Peetz. Several couples report vacations from six weeks in the Southwest to Denver, Albuquerque and Lincoln. West Point opened July 4 1802 and 19 percent of US workers are self employed per census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Evanston
Wyo
H. R. Baumbach
Peetz
Clark Fuller
Southwest
Commander Halsey Fuller
Coronado
Calif
Walter
Mexico
New Orleans
Max Cory
Lincoln
Cory
Fred Parks
Omaha
Jack Lowe
Elmer Haines
Denver
20th-Century-Fox
M. W. Riggs
Rose Morgan
B. E. Runge
Harold Lyngholm
Beverly
Lakewood
Colo
Clairelynn
Colorado Springs
Seattle
Merriam W. Riggs
A. C. Stiller
Monticello
Henry Wertheim
Richmond
Carl Olson
Olsons
San Antonio
Tex
Roland Block
Thermopolis
John Sinclair
Christine Carol
San Diego
Sinclair
Wamsley
Lincoln-Mercury
Pontiac
Jess Osborn
Phoenix
Ariz
Don Olmstead
Mystica
Detroit
Mich
Dennis Wamsley
United States
U.S. Census Bureau
Weyerts American Legion Auxiliary Heads Oyster Supper Plan
Weyerts Unit president Irene Swanson led 13 members at Gurley Hall. They scheduled the annual oyster supper for the Farmers Union Local on Feb 6 and approved a five dollar donation to the Little Red School House Fund for veteran children. Ross O Gathman reported as finance officer. Members will create and sell carpet rag balls to aid a veteran in the community. Ann Schumacher chaired cleanup after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Swanson
Weyerts Unit
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Gurley Hall
Farmers Union
Little Red Schoolhouse
Ross O ‘Gathman
Post
Ann Schumacher
Ellen Larson
Lena Gross
Irene Meyers
Bride Honored At Shower On Sunday
A post nuptial miscellaneous shower was held Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Walter Stueve honoring Mrs. James Jackson the former Rosemarie Phelps of Kimball. Twenty guests attended with prizes won by Mrs. Wayne Hart Mrs. Leon Lafler Mrs. Melvin Phelps Miss Sue Ann Jackson and Mrs. J. B. Ruttner. A Valentine motif carried through decorations and refreshments served after gifts were opened. Assisting hosts were Mrs. Clarence Hare Mrs. Arlie Zalesky Mrs. Floyd Hare and Mrs. Marion Treinen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stueve
James Jackson
Rosemarie Phelps
Kimball
L’rizes
Wayne Hart
Leon Lafler
Melvin Phelps
Sue Ann Jackson
J. B. Ruttner
Valentine
Stueve
Clarence Hare
Arlie Zalesky
Floyd Hare
Marion Treinen
Jackie Hoover Honored On Eleventh Birthday Party
The E. L. Hoover home hosted a Sunday birthday party for Jackie Hoover celebrating her eleventh year. Fourteen guests joined in games and received toy band instrument favors and lollipops. A traditional birthday lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hoover
Jackie Hoover
NPB Extension Club Hosts Meeting at Blanke Home
Mrs Edwin Blanke entertained 12 members and one guest Mrs Matthes on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Spearow led singing and shared the history of Faith of Our Fathers. Mrs Walter Johnson reported Civil Defense. The group studied Refinishing Furniture and will continue the demonstration next Tuesday Feb 21 at Mrs Spearow's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Blanke
NPB Extension Club
Matthes
W. E. Chambers
Ralph Spearow
Walter Johnson
Blanke
Chambers
NS Club Plans Valentine Dinner
Mrs. Lloyd Talich hosted a dessert luncheon and meeting for the N. S. Club. Plans were made for a Valentine dinner for husbands on Sunday Feb. 12 at Yendis Cafe followed by card games at Ray Cruise home with two gifts per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Talich
N. S
Bob McKay
Ray Cruise
Nebraskans To Meet At Long Beach Feb 25
The winter picnic of Nebraskans will be held in Bixby Park Long Beach Calif Saturday Feb 25 Registration will be by Nebraska counties making possible the reunion of friends of the early days of the home state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Calif
Nebraska
St Martha's Guild Plans Next Meeting and Hostesses
The St. Martha's Guild met in the Episcopal Parish Hall last Thursday to discuss plans for the annual Farm Land Bank meeting on Tuesday Feb 7. Mrs Hull A Cook presided with hostesses Mrs George Coleman and Mrs Godfrey Lopez. The next meeting is set for Thursday Feb 23 with Mrs Gerald Snow and Mrs C V Innes Sr as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Guild
Farm Land Bank
Episcopal Parish
Hull A. Cook
George Coleman
Godfrey Lopez
Gerald Snow
C. V. Innes
Lyngholm Elected President of Juliet Extension Club
Mrs. Harold Lyngholm was elected president of the Juliet Extension Club at a regular meeting held in the home of Mrs. Rodney Mathewson. Also named were Mrs. Palmer Thurston as vice president, Mrs. Rodney Mathewson as secretary, and Mrs. Joe Policky as treasurer. Seven members and three visitors attended. The lesson on Refinishing Furniture was led by Mrs. Leo Wolff and a dessert lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lyngholm
Juliet Extension Club
Rodney Mathewson
Palmer Thurston
Joe Policky
Earl Gel
Henry Gel
W. D. Mathewson
Leo Wolff
Dead Sea’s Depth Reaches 1290 Feet Below Sea Level
A historical note states the Dead Sea lies 1290 feet below sea level. This figures into discussions of regional geology and ancient landforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Pet Show at Siebken Home Draws Local Winners
Barbara and Marjorie Siebken hosted a pet and hobby show Saturday in their recreation room. Contestants brought kittens dogs and rabbits for judging with ribbons awarded for various novelty categories. Judges Hull Cook and Jim Knicelvy wore top hats and large glasses while guests included Janice Otte Eloise Bauman and several Goodwins and Renicks. refreshments followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Marjorie Siebken
Hull Cook
Jim Knicelvy
Janice Otte
Eloise Bauman
Ricky Miller
Lee Goodwin
Gail Goodwin
Kay Rennick
Local Bridge Clubs Hold Re-Deals and Prizes
Mrs Rae Jones hosted the Re-Deal Club with three guests and saw Mrs J R Miller win high while Mrs L B Neuman was second. Guests Mrs Olson and Mrs Castner also placed high. The L E Wamsley Supper Club met with two guests and prizes went to Mrs Warren Cunningham and Mr Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Jones
Re-Deal Club
Gunhardt Olson
Clarence Castner
Bessie Dailey
J. R. Miller
L. B. Neuman
Olson
Castner
Miller
L. E. Wamsley
Warren Cunningham
B. D. Club Meets at Mrs Atkins Home in Kensington
The B. D. Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. A. E. Atkins home in Kensington. The group enjoyed social time and lunch hosted by the hostess. The February 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. N. W. Ladegard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Club
Kensington
A. E. Atkins
N. W. Ladegard
Admissions List for January Meetings
January entries show attendees including Mrs. George Richards, Mrs. Edwards Robirds, Tom Biederman, Mr. William Jarvis, Mrs. Anton Policky, Mrs. John Virgil, Mr. Earl J. Rush, Mrs. Arthur Borcher, Gurley, Mrs. Ray Medberg, Kimball. January 28 lists Mrs. Richard Jackson, Gregory Ward, Mrs. Bert Smith, Mrs. Norman Polivka, Kimball. January 29 includes Carl Wright, Mrs. George McMillan, Mrs. Eli Pace, Sunol, Mrs. W. J. Ruhter, Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richards
Edwards Robirds
Tom Biederman
William Jarvis
Anton Policky
John Virgil
Earl J. Rush
Arthur Borcher
Gurley
Ray Medberg
Kimball
Richard Jackson
Gregory Ward
Bert Smith
Norman Polivka
Carl Wright
George McMillan
Eli Pace
Sunol
W. J. Ruhter
Peetz
Dismissals List Names Several Individuals and Families
Dismissals announced include Dionisio Hernandez Charles Nelson Albert Jelinek Carl Burghardt Joe Cantu and infant Gale Haase and infant Kenneth Stines and infant Charles Fehringer Peetz Daryl Meier and infant John Virgil William Jarvis George Richards Jay Rickel Paul Houser and infant Harold McCoy Lodgepole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dionisio Hernandez
Charles Nelson
Albert Jelinek
Carl Burghardt
Joe Cantu
Gale Haase
Kenneth Stines
Charles Fehringer
Peetz
Daryl Meier
John Virgil
William Jarvis
George Richards
Jay Rickel
Paul Houser
Lodgepole
Harold McCoy
Newcomers Club Meeting and AAUW Event Prompted
The notice lists a Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Newcomers Club gathering at the Episcopal Parish Hall and a Wednesday AAUW meeting at 5:30 p.m. at Mrs. Paul Martin’s home with Rev. H Ralph Bixel speaking on the U N Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Episcopal
AAUW
Paul Martin
H. Ralph Bixel
U. N
Winners Told In Ladies Meet In City Bowling League
In the final round of the Ladies City Bowling League over the weekend Mrs. Esther Puffer won the singles title. Mrs. Darrell Golden and Mrs. Earl Howerter shared the doubles championship with a 1186 series and 264 handicap. Esther Puffer rolled a 588 series and Golden–Howerter posted 392, 377 and 417 games. Full results appear in Wednesday’s Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Puffer
Darrell Golden
Earl Howerter
Esther
Golden
Howerter
The
Telegraph
Police Court Driving Fines Listed
In court records Donald R. Myers and Ronald Statler faced speeding and reckless or careless driving charges with fines of 15 and costs, 15 and costs, and 1 and costs respectively. Richard Krueger and Howard Atkins were fined 20 and 10 respectively for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Myers
Ronald Statler
Robert Deaver
Richard Krueger
Howard Atkins
Birth rate in Japan falls faster than any modern nation
The Population Reference Bureau reports Japan's birth rate declining at an unprecedented pace in modern history. Cape Agulhas lies 33 miles closer to the South Pole than the Cape of Good Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
The
Population Reference Bureau
Cape Agulhas
South Pole
Cape of Good Hope
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Style Center
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M. R. Sigler
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