Local residents attend holidays and vacations across the region
Miss Marjorie Taylor sails to Denver to enroll at Barnes Business College for ten months. Several families travel for the Fourth of July, visiting Estes Park and Denver. Veterans Elvin Kahl Donald Simpson and Richard Blome are discharged from service. Various visitors stay with relatives in Sterling Sidney Cheyenne and Broadwater during the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sally
Germaine Robineau
Elvin Kahl
Donald Simpson
Richard Blome
U.S. Navy
Army
J Richard Peters
Charles Gisubits Jr
Frederick . Ahrens
Indianapolis
Ind
Ahrens
He. E. Ahrens
Financial statement of Sidney, Nebraska bank as of June 29, 1946
The document presents a bank's June 29 1946 balance sheet from Cheyenne County Nebraska with figures for deposits totaling 5 830 604 53 and details on liabilities capital and surplus. It lists capital stock par values and mentions secured liabilities with pledged assets including United States government obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Ncluding Postal
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ss . I
Marius Christensen
beLef
Local Social Guests Visit Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs Ray Davis of Denver and Mr and Mrs Chet Miller of Sterling were weekend guests of Elmer and Mrs Haines and Earl Hall of Los Angeles while visiting Mrs Hall s sister Mrs F H Wolf. The Halls and Correll, Los Angeles teachers, extended stays in Flagler and Sidney. Correll was formerly Gladys Wolf and taught language at Sidney High School before moving to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray, Davis
Denver
Chet Miller
Sterling
Elmer Haines
Earl Hall
Los Angeles
Calif
Hall
F. H. “Wolf
Flagler
Colo
Bruce Correll
Sidney
Correll
Gladys “Wolf
California
Sidney High School
June 1946 Marriage Notices From Nebraska and Utah
A fragmented list shows multiple marriage entries with dates in June and July 1946, naming individuals and their hometowns such as Lisco Nebraska Broadwater Nebraska Ogden Utah Lodgepole Nebraska Sidney Nebraska Plymouth Indiana Dalton Nebraska and spouses like Gerald L Clark Betty J Jrusse Harry B Jones Mary A McRae. The readable portions indicate wedding notices published across regional towns with varying spellings and punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L., Clark
Betty J. “Jrusse
Sidney
Harry B. Jones
Plymouth
Indiwa
Mary” A. McRae
Dalton
Lodgepole Notes and Local Socials
Lodgepole society items recount Frew Friday events including Mr and Mrs Jerry Lydiatt’s return from California after a three week visit. Families such as Vincent Yeath Meyer Withers and Irnhart attended Logan Withers birthday gathering. News also notes Mr and Mrs G William Loofe moving to Long Beach California and references a Nebraska picnic planned locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meyer
Edith
Hazel Meyer
Logan
Withers
Chappell
H. .O. Withers
van With FS
Lou Hansen
High Sing
Kenneth Irnhart
G. Wiliam Loofe
Long Beach
California
Long Beach Social Notes Across Week for Stephens Family
July 13 at Bixby Park Long Beach. Rev and Mrs WwW HL Stephens travel Sunday evening to Chattel New Jersey to visit their son and family unseen for two years. Mr and Mrs Harry Kreider back from two week vacation in Central City Colorado and Gunnison Colorado. Mrs P H Barrett drove to Denver Monday to visit her son and his wife accompanied by Mrs John Paviat. Mrs Ernest Meyer and children visited Overton relatives last week returning Wednesday. Mr and Mrs P E Smith hosted dinner Sunday for Rev and Mrs W H Stephens and Mr and Mrs Jerry Lydiatt. Rev and Mrs J J Sheaff of Lexington were dinner guests Tuesday with Rev and Mrs W H Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Taylor
L. W. Taylor
Denver
Barnes Business College
Glenn Draper
Colorado
Estes ‘Park
Ands
Bixby Park
Long Beach
HL Stephens
Chattel
New Jersey
Harry Kreider
Central City
Colo
Lawrence, Griffe
Gon
Roy
Gunnison
P. H. Barrett
Charles Fusha
Sidney
W. H. Stephens
Jerry Lydiatt
J. J. Sheaff
Lexington
City Council Proceedings July 5 1946 Sidney Nebraska
The July 5 1946 regular meeting of the Sidney City Council began at 7 30 P M with Mayor Dorwart and councilors Hellwig Mahr Spearow Christ Logan and Pierson present. Attorney Heaton officers Viziria West and Bowman and Clerk Tobin attended and minutes were read and approved. Approval of Appropriation Ordinance No 362 was moved by Hellwig and seconded by Mahr after roll call votes yeas six nays none. A proposed certification of the County Clerk was to be incorporated into the minutes after canvass by the mayor and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Dorwart
Hellwig
Mahr
Spearow
Christ
Logan
Pierson
Heaton
Viziria
West
Bowman
Tobin
Helwig
Sidney votes on power line sale and contracts in 1946
Cheyenne County Clerk I L Pindell certifies the Sidney vote totals from June 11 1946 on two propositions. Proposition 1 sale of outlying power lines 6677 to 19 against. Proposition 2 contract for power 581 to 84 against. Motion carried on roll call. Building permits for B Planck A S Hardy L Benninghouse and removal permit for L Nienhuser approved. Council adjourned. Gordon Tobin, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
I. L. Pindell
Nebraska
City of
Sidney
Pierson
Christ
B. Planck
A. S. Hardy
L. Benninghouse
L. Nienhuser
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the Telegraph
J. C. Bush
Jack H. Lowe
Jack Hh, Lowe
H. P. Craig
Nellie Davis
Postoffice
J. H. O'Neil
Cr. A. Counley
R. E. Bickham
Fof
Cheyennne
Bickham
Darerits
Mgr
F. A. Bush
Fred. Spencer
Edwin
Broadwater
Bidney
Reserve District No
The
American National Bank
Aaa
TRE Currency
Ees
Peevrse
Slawig
Dalton State Bank
Burplus
Mare
Smith
Wty
App le Martin
George
W. Barlow
Tam Ted Eek
Lyle” Rabe
Lyle’ Rabe
Serres
Howard L
Wilson
Keith’. T. Richins
Ogden Utath
Idona’ B. Brown
Lodgepole
A. Li
Meyer
Robert
Vincent of
Jules- Use and
Jittle Son
Homse
May Yeath
Nora Wolfe
City Council
I Ae
State of
B. Dorwart
Attest
Gordon Tobin
Julia McCabe
Spencer Corsetiere
Jim Hoover
Telegraph
Nebraska Agricultural College
Potato
H. E. Reichelt, JR
Sidney Airport
S. Om
Gurley, Nebraska
Skelly
Ory
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