Four Circles of W S C S Meet Thursday Afternoon
Women of the Society of Christian Service held four circle meetings in Sidney with hostesses and devotional leaders naming Mrs. Louis Benninghouse Mrs. J C Preble Mrs Walter Kinn hostesses for Circle One Miss Elsie Leach led the devotional Circle Two was hosted by Mrs Cora Wagner and Mrs Richard Grigsby with a dessert lunch Circle Three at Mrs D E Weimer and Circle Four at the church parlor featured devotions a missionary lesson and refreshments. Several circles reported social hours and parties. A July 13 family picnic at Legion Park Sidney drew thirty five relatives from Harlan Paris families with a bounteous dinner. The Willing Workers Missionary Society met at Ezra Chambers farm with fifteen members and three children attending. A Friday bridge luncheon at the Cook residence featured four tables of contract bridge with prizes for top finishers. Phyllis Carr married Jesse Watson Hollifield in Upland California. Miller family reunion held at Lincoln Inn with out of town relatives attending and birthdays celebrated. Thimble Club met at the Hoffman home with a covered dish lunch and needlework session.
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Womens Society of Christian Service
Louis Benninghouse
J. C. Preble
Walter Kinne
Elsie Leach
Kinnen
E. M. Gates
Cora Wagner
Richard Grigsby
Circle Two
Hazels Cafe
Gus Hellbush
C. A. Story
Ward Jones
Lloyd Lockwood
Circle Three
Rex Olsen
D. E. Weimer
Roy Depew
A. E. Anderson
Circle Four
H. O. Rinearson
L. G. Walker
Harriett Hart
A. E. Ahrens
K. S. Agnew
Harlan
Laramie
Wyoming
R. F. Harlan
L. J. Darnall
E. G. Harlan
Hugh Paris
Ed Walker
Willing Workers Missionary Society
Ezra Chambers
Robert Hiett
Hull Cook
Chris Bitner
Cook
P. J. Heaton
L. L. Pippitt
Alvin Hoffman
Sterling
Thimble Club
Arlie Zalesky
Hoffman
Wesley Berry
Paul Hakes
Policy of the shop promotes top radio service for any job size
The ad states the shop's policy is to provide the best radio service regardless of job size and invites customers to try their service.
Wednesday and Thursday notices for church groups
Wednesday schedules Rebekah Kensington meets in the I O O F Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday features Altar Society in the school auditorium and Presbyterian Circle in the church hall.
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Rebekah Kensington
Failors
Terry Carpenter to Incorporate Village
Scottsbluff Mayor Terry Carpenter announces plans to incorporate a separate village south of Scottsbluff once it reaches 100 population. He intends 25 to 30 homes on a plot near Highland Park, noting Highland Park was not legally annexed, with initial limited development due to building restrictions and utility costs.
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Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Developer Eyes 90 Day Town Plan Named Terry Town
A speaker outlined a 90 day plan to create a townsite and later expand toward Highland Park using tax exempt bonds issued by new town officials. The proposed name, contingent on plans, was likely Terry town.
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Highland Park
Terrytown
Big Bond Program Proposed At Bluffs
Petitions circulate in Scottsbluff calling for mayor and council to hold elections on four bond issues totaling 310 500 dollars for city projects. The largest 120 000 funds municipal fire department building on Avenue A and Nineteenth Street, on city property previously a parking lot. Waterworks expansion estimated at 79 000 dollars appears in the petitions.
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Scottsbluff
Avenue A
Nineteenth Street
Alliance Gets Title To Army's Air Base
The City of Alliance gains title to the Army Air Base after two years of negotiations. The War Assets Administration informed City Manager Robert Laing that the city’s proposal was accepted and transfer contracts will follow. The city will operate and maintain 1055 acres including runways hangars Link trainer buildings five warehouses power system and other facilities.
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Alliance
Army Air Base
War Assets Administration
Robert Laing
Alliance News Roundup and Butterfingers Club Meeting
The cantonment area transfer includes 121 city buildings and various structures under a lease, with a future sale of about 570 buildings to the public. Alliance will maintain the airport area, operate flying facilities, and lease warehouses. Butterfingers Club met July 9 at Barbara Spearow’s home with new member Phyllis Freudenburg and plans for 4-H camp. next meeting July 22 at Norma Jean Rohde’s home. City and county maps available at $1.50 each. Tele graph.
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WAA
Alliance
City of
Butterfingers Club
Barbara Spearow
Phyllis Freudenburg
Joyce
LaDonna Hadley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phyllis Carr
George Recbert Carr
Jesse Watson Hollifield
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Upland
California
Carrs
Sidney
Mr. Carr
Western Union
J. E. Simmons
Corvallis, Oregon
Mrs. Simmons
Mrs. Mathews
Bluffs
Cheyenne County
Potter
Harold M. Schreiner
Telegraph
Winter Drug CO
Rexall
Ruuuud
Hillcrest
Sale! Esquire Radio
U. S
Hawthorn
Hawthorne
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