Harvest To Head July's Activities
July plans focus on farming harvest, with peak field labor and grain yield reports. Dalton hosts the Fourth of July celebrations, while the Sidney Planning Commission and Fair Board meet. A Gurley benefit ball funds an E and J Resuscitator for the fire department and Red Cross swimming classes draw registrations.
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Cheyenne County
Dalton
Sidney Planning Commission
Fair Board
Gurley
Sidney
Red Cross
Violet Shepherd
Ivan Liljegren
Witnesses In War Protests In Sydney Assembly
More than nine hundred attending a Jehovahs Witnesses gathering in Sydney heard A A Worsley, Watchtower Society representative, condemn war and bloodshed. He urged religion as salvation, accusing false faiths of causing bloodshed and claiming Jehovah’s Witnesses suffer for their beliefs.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses Assembly
Sidney
A. A. Worsley
Watchtower Society
Hitlers Camps
Red Iron Curtain
Busy Dozen Club Meets for Luncheon and Sewing
The Busy Dozen Club gathered at Mrs. M. W. Osborns home at one for a luncheon and social visit. Pinochle Club members were hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Brachtenbach with guests Mrs. Joseph Hajek and Mrs. Bruce Juelfs. High score went to Mrs. Robert Jobman, now to Mrs. Hajek, with Miss Beverly Wehmiller as bride elect receiving a gift. Other Le Plaisir Club members attended. A Thursday Night Pinochle gathering at Mrs. Harlan Maddox yielded Rex Wolvin as high scorer and Glen Wilcox as consolation. The July 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Albert Bonesteel. A Thursday coffee at 10 a.m. honored Mrs. Raymond Fox of Rapid City, S. D.
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Lawrence Brachtenbach
Joseph Hajek
Bruce Juelfs
Robert Jobman
Beverly Wehmiller
le Plaisir Club
Miss Wehmiller
Harlan Maddox
Rex Wolvin
Glen Wilcox
Albert Bonesteel
J. R. Taylor
Raymond Fox
Rapid City
S. D
Church Groups Hold Meetings And Install Officers
St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at 2 pm Thursday in the parsonage with Mrs Hy Dorn hosting and Mrs Walter Aurich co hosting. St Patricks Altar Society held its regular meeting with card prizes won by Mrs Lee Meyer Mrs Fred Beyer and Mrs Grothe. Christian Womens Fellowship at the Christian church hosted a 630 picnic supper at Legion Park with a joint officer installation conducted by Mrs W E Chambers. New officers for the afternoon group are President Mrs Bernard Miller and others. Evening group officers include Leader Mrs Clarence Couch and Secretary Mrs Bob Lauters among others. The afternoon group will meet July 3 at 4 pm in the church basement with hostesses Mrs W E Chambers and Mrs Avin Davis.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hy. Dorn
Walter Aurich
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Lee Meyer
Fred Beyer
Grothe
C. B. Dorwart
Robert Rauner
Foster Cook
Keith Deaver
Charles Deaver
Jack Baker
P. J. Heaton
Harold Tremain
Jason B
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
Legion Park
W. E. Chambers
Bernard Miller
George Burr
R. W. Roberts
Daisy Hiett
Neal Morris
Paul Pearson
W. Chambers
Clarence Couch
Art Decker
Bob Lauters
Lyle Mather
Martha Moore
Howard Matheny
George Meehan
Avin Davis
Road Money Plans Tabled Amid Highway Funding Debate
Officials discussed five proposed funding options to repair and rebuild highways, streets, and roads. The list included raising taxes on gas and diesel, increasing vehicle registration fees, a one cent sales tax rise, and new highway user taxes of five dollars per vehicle or one dollar per wheel. State and Panhandle reps faced questions about representation in the news releases.
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Ing
Greenamore
Fleming
Panhandle
Nichols
Fisherman Pastor Leads Annual Anglers Service
Rev. A. R. MacDougall of Birmingham Maine delivers the annual anglers service drawing a full capacity crowd at Fisherman's Church. The service blends faith with fishing lore as the congregation gathers for reflection and fellowship.
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A. R. MacDougall
Birmingham
Church Youth Group Heads to Ottawa for Walther League Meet
Six representatives of the St. Pauls Lutheran Walther League depart Tuesday for the International Walther League Convention to run July 6 to 10 in Ottawa Canada. They will visit Chicago Niagara Falls Quebec New York Washington DC and Cleveland after the convention. The group expects about a 15 day trip. Duane Loewenstein 4-H assistant leader visits Cheyenne County next Wednesday July 8 for 4-H Demonstration Day at City Auditorium to assist members showing demos at the County Fair.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Walther League
Ottawa
Canada
Fred Schnell
LaVerne Thomas
Richard Arnold
Wilma Niemann
Marilyn Stockamp
Marilyn Sunderman
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Quebec
New York
Washington
Duane Loewenstein
Cheyenne County
City Auditorium
Loewenstein
Gummed paper rolls in several widths sold
Gummed paper rolls available in one inch two inch and three inch widths as advertised by The Telegraph.
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Telegraph
Family Reunion Honors William S. Smith's 87th Birthday
A reunion at American Legion Park in Sidney honored William S. Smith of Julesburg on his 87th birthday. Attendees included many of his children and their spouses from Sidney, North Platte, Topeka, Sunol, Denver, Cheyenne, and other communities, sharing a picnic lunch and social visit.
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William S. Smith
Julesburg
American Legion Park
Sidney
Mr. Smith
Troy Smith
Stan
Clarence Smith
A. W. Zimmerman
Big Springs
Elsa Bale
North Platte
Edward Frickey
Edward Frickey, Jr
Donald Frickey
Larry Smith
Topeka
Kansas
Clarence Mashek
Sunol
George Smith
Denver
Elton Smith
Cheyenne
Lyle Chryst
Everett Kurth
Dalton
George Frickey
Chappell
Herschel Westman
Ovid
Dick Taylor
Local Girls Capped At Denver Nursing Ceremony
Four girls from Sidney and Gurley were capped in Denver nursing school ceremonies Sunday. Faye Spiker Shirlee Johnson and Vonnie Hinrichs were capped at Children's Hospital while Patty Fleming was capped at Presbyterian Hospital. Attendees included Henry Hinrichs Warren Johnson Clyde Johnson Harold Spiker and Floyd Fleming. Bostitch staplers and staples advertised by The Telegraph.
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Denver
Faye Spiker
Shirlee Johnson
Sidney
Vonnie Hinrichs
Gurley
Children’s Hospital
Patty Fleming
Lorenzo
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Hinrichs
Warren
Clyde Johnson
Harold Spiker
Floyd Fleming
Printing services offered by local shop and Telegraph ad
All kinds of business and office forms printed in your own shop. Fast service, top quality workmanship. THE TELEGRAPH.
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THE
Telegraph
Beverly Wehmiller Is Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Beverly Wehmiller was guest of honor at a Friday luncheon and linen shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. Hull Cook at the Martin home. Centerpiece featured blue daisies pink roses and yellow lilies around a miniature bride and groom. colored mints bore bridal motifs. The afternoon included bridge with Mrs. E L Uptegrove taking first prize and Miss Wehmiller second. She received numerous linen gifts.
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Beverly Wehmiller
Paul Martin
Hull
Martin
New Rubber Stamp Service Ad From The Telegraph
Telegraph offers fast dependable service for new rubber stamps and cash boxes for office use. The notice promotes The Telegraph as a source for reliable supplies and timely delivery.
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THE
Telegraph
Destructive storm hits Eljen Kokes barn and area farms
A Wednesday evening to Thursday morning hail wind and a small tornado damaged property across the area. The Eljen Kokes barn lost its roof and scattered lumber for a quarter mile while a yard post was torn from the fence. Windows roofs and crop losses were reported at several farms. local residents and visitors move about including Mrs Joe Zimola and Carolyn with Mrs Don Miles visiting New Ulm. Families and neighbors were seen traveling for business and visits with routine farm and social activity noted.
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Eljen Kokes
Joe Oliverius
Joe Zimola
Carolyn
Don Miles
Chappell
Wickards Receiving Good Neighbor Award Noted Hosts
A correction clarifies that Mr and Mrs Ernest Wickard received the Good Neighbor Award from Ak Sar Ben and did not entertain the Lincoln Sowers at their farm. The Lodgepole Community Club organized the Park Lodgepole entertainment with members acting as official hosts for the visiting delegation.
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Ernest Wickard
Ak-Sar-Ben
Wickards
Lodgepole
Deputy Returns With Two Forger Suspects In Tow
Deputy Arnold Braasch plans to bring back two men charged with forging the name of Howard Brown to a $350 check for a 1949 Hudson. Howard Phillips was arrested in Huntsville Arkansas and Jesse Teveni in San Antonio Texas as accomplices. The group allegedly used the check as a down payment at Maddox Motor Company.
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Cheyenne County
Arnold Braasch
Maddox Motor Company
Howard Phillips
Huntsville
Arkansas
Jesse Teveni
San Antonio
Texas
Howard Brown
Hopkins Named Terminal Superintendent for Union Pacific
Robert W. Hopkins is appointed terminal superintendent at Denver for the Union Pacific Railroad effective July 1, announced by P. J. Lynch vice president of operations. He succeeds C. E. Breternitz who will move to Kansas City Missouri to become vice president operations of the Kansas City Terminal Railway Company which handles terminal service for railroads entering Kansas City.
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Robert W. Hopkins
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
P. J. Lynch
C. E. Breternitz
Kansas City
Kansas City Terminal Railway Company
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