Federal Fund Draws Blast From Miller
Rep A L Miller argues federal grant in aid programs erode local control and liberty. Hoover Commission data show 25 grants in 1953 costing 2.7 billion from the federal treasury, with 38 million to administer, affecting housing, highways, health, schools, and more. A survey counts Congress members by profession, noting lawyers dominate the House and Senate.
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A. L. Miller
Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Federal
Treasury
Potomac
House
Civil Service
Just Us 4-H Club Meets for Fun Festival Practice
The Just Us 4-H Club held its regular meeting at the Bivens home with all members present. The group discussed the Fun Festival as the main topic and planned a June 19 practice at the George home. A showmanship demonstration was given by Lloyd Brauer. Marianne George reported.
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Just Us
Oklahoma City bootlegger raided after unfair competition claim
An Oklahoma City bootlegger blamed a rival for hard times as letters advertising his business were sent to officials and papers. Police Chief Roy Bergman raided the operation, confiscated merchandise, and hauled the bootlegger into court.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Bergman
Week in Advance July community activities and schedules
A listing of daily events from Friday July 6 to Thursday July 12 across Sidney includes golf at Country Club with $1 greens fees, clubs for rent, and open access for men. Daily playgrounds, storytelling, softball, baseball fundamentals, and golf for youths feature multiple age groups. Scheduled meetings include Rotary Club, DeMolay, City Council, and various unions, clubs, and scout activities with times and locations across North Ward South Ward and major schools.
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North Ward
Sioux Villa Field
Rotary Club
DeMolay
BPO
Ioof and Carpenters Union
Reception for Rev Hoagland Returns to Potter
A pot luck reception in the Fellowship Hall welcomed Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Hoagland back to Potter for an eighth year. About 100 attended as St. Hilaire visitors Mrs. Harry Stulson and family joined relatives. Entertainment included pantomime tap dance and musical selections. The Women’s Society of Christian Service plans a meeting Wednesday.
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Fellowship Hall
C. D. Hoagland
Potter
Harry Stulson
St. Hilaire
Minnesota
Edgar Anderson
Gladys Easton
Patrice Herboldsheimer
Avril Juelfs
Mary Wheeler
Danny Knight
Robert Lee
Suzanne Coulter
Hoagland
Womans Society of Christian Service
Sidney Club Youth Activities and Games Schedule
Central playground hosts boys and girls 8 to 10 a m and 10 to 11 a m storytelling at Central School for 5 year olds. High School offers girls softball and boys softball for 8 years and up. Evening 5 to 5 45 p m Business Men's Golf with pro shop clubs for rent open to all Sidney men.
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Central Playground
Central School
VFW
Jaycee Jills
South Ward
Lions Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis Club
Scout
National Guard
George Hinn
Silver Belles and Beaux
Sidney
No title provided for the meeting and community notices
Noon July 11 at 2 o clock in the Fellowship Hall with hostesses J W Bertramson Loyal Tank Evan Stines George Whitney Chris Terman and Chas Stanton Mrs Edgar Anderson devotions and Mrs Wm Lee program leader Rol call will be a patriotic thought Reception committee is Mrs Carl Larson and Mrs Allan Nelson This will be an important meeting and all members urged to attend. About 20 Cub Scouts and dads outing at Greenwood Saturday night and Sunday Mothers brought basket dinner Sunday with about 40 or 50 attendees. Miss Lulu Hendrickson of Osceola Neb arrived for visit with Ralph and Kenneth Mercheim. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mercheim and Lulu Hendrickson spent Sunday in southern Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson of Dix spent Sunday in Potter for Rev Hoagland and Harry Stulson reception. Mrs Rudolph Dedic and Mrs V A Nelson visited Broken Bow with Marjie Meyers and children and Mrs Ken Meyer. Mr and Mrs Chas Dedic of Pittsburgh arrived for visit with his mother and relatives. Mr and Mrs Dick Landauer and children of Omaha visited with her parents Dewey Larson. Jr baseball lost to Gurley. Midgets defeated. Mrs Herb Johnson a Cheyenne Memorial Hospital patient. Rev and Mrs John Rinde visited in Potter. Mrs Robert Smith discharged from Scottsbluff hospital to Cheyenne County Memorial. She is daughter of Earl and Tebrinke. Ladies visited Lola Nelson for birthday. Glahns of Elwood visited in Potter. Charles Sheets and Diana Bittercreek Wyoming spent Fourth of July with Floyd Sheets family. Mervin Rice and family arrived from South America to visit Charles Stanton and Floyd Sheets.
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Fellowship Hall
J. W. Bertramson
Loyal Tank
Evan Stines
George Whitney
Chris Terman
Chas. Stanton
Edgar Anderson
Wm. Lee
Carl Larson
Allan Nelson
Cub Scouts
Greenwood
Lulu Hendrickson
Osceola
Nebr
Ralph
Kenneth Mercheim
Ralph Merscheim
Ray Johnson
Dix
Potter
Rev Hoaglands
Harry Stulsons
Rudolph Dedic
V. A. Nelson
Broken Bow
Marjie Meyers
Ken Meyer
Chas. Dedic
Pittsburgh
Penn
Herb Johnson
Cheyenne Memorial Hospital
John Rinde
Sutherland
Alex Wacher
Robert Smith
Scottsbluff Hospital
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Earl Tebrinke
Lola Nelson
Junior Logging Congress At Pack Forest Draws Students
About 120 high school students from across Washington attended the second annual Junior Logging Congress at Pack Forest near Tacoma. The College of Forestry at the University of Washington operates the tract. Each school could send up to seven students to the event.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pack Forest
The
College of Forestry
University of Washington
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Overhaul Motors
AMMCO
Ammcoo
Bud Schilz
AL Bruns
Bear Safety School
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Illinois
Dick Landauer
Omaha
Dewey Larson
Gurley
Floyd Sheets
Mervin Rice
Charles Stanton
Rices
South America
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