Prices and Your Pocketbook at Sidney BPW meeting
Frances Lathrop reports the Sidney Business and Professional Women's club explored national and state budgets under the theme Prices and Your Pocketbook. Miss Nielsen led local budget basics while Mrs Edne Scriber detailed Truman era spending. The program included songs, Nebraska Day decor, and TB treatment project emphasis.
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Nebraska
Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hasel's Cafe
Mable Nielsen
Violet Shepherd
Lois Ferguson
Edne Scriber
Truman
Scriber
Miss Nielsen
BPW
Georgia Martin
Joyce Larson
Leora Westphal
Laudilla Wooten
J. W. Johnson
Sunol Community Remembers E. E. Hannah in Funeral
Funeral services for E. E. Hannah of Denver, formerly Sunol, were held at Lodgepole Tuesday afternoon. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Hanna and her son Jack. Visitants and guests from Sunol and nearby towns joined families at several local homes and events, including the Han nah funeral attendance by Loyal Lindley family and Jack Englert, with visitors Lena Atwood and Naomi Nieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hannah
Denver
Sunol
Lodgepole
Hannah
Hanna
Jack
John Zalesky
Hugh Booth
Millard Zalesky
Frank Hansen
Waterloo
Iowa
Christensen, DeMers
Loyal -Lindley and Sons
Amelia Lindley
Jack Englert
Longmont
Colo
Naomi Nieman
A. A. Fenske
Princess Elizabeth sparks filigree spray brooch trend
London jewelers say a vogue for intricate floral spray brooches is rising with Princess Elizabeth as the trend origin. They credit a lamond and ruby filigree gift given at her marriage to Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edinburgh, for inspiring designers.
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Princess Elizabeth
London
Philip Mountbatten
Duke of Edinburgh
Sunny Side Social Visits Across Neighbors
Mrs. Albert Brandl notes neighbors and families sharing evenings and Sundays in various homes. Malcolm Yeager and children, Guy Tremain and sons, Ralph Talich family, Art Peters Tara Jane, Fred Quinn, Tore Peters family, Wallace Hernbloom and daughter, Kenneth Hernbloom and daughters, Lester Theis family, and Bob Huff with Patty are listed as visitors in Verne Sharman, Ed Block, John Omel, Richard Hornbloom, and Sidney area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Peters
Wallace Hernbloom
Richard Hernbloom
Kenneth Hernbloom
Richard Hornbloom
Lester Theis
Ed Block
Kimball
Bob Huff
Patty
Sidney
John Block
Gurley News Roundup of Local News and Visits
Gurley column notes submissions to Miss Irene Troids for The Telegraph. Weekend visits include Marilyn Porterfield Anita Evert Mr. and Mrs Walter Freeman farewell in Grant Gale Hasse a University of Laramie student home folks. Several local residents and relatives visited or hosted at family homes with various towns mentioned such as Sidney Lodgepole Dalton and Alliance. New baby Van David born at Taylor Hospital in Sidney weighing seven pounds five ounces. Mumps cases listed: Junior and Bonnie Bartels Cheryl and Rickey Sparks Norval Overstall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Porterfield
Anita Evert
Walter Freeman
Grant Gale Hasse
University At Laramie
Kenneth McRoberts
S. J Flora
Leonard Peterson
Ernest Peterson
van David
Earl Lessig
Taylor Hospital
Sidney
Junior
Bonnie Bartels
Cheryl
Rickey Sparks
Norval Overstall
Christina Peterson
Clarice Oberndorfer
Vonnie
Jos Melchior
Lodgepole
Mike Troid
Oscar Aurich
Dalton
Carl Ahim
Chappell
Albert Christensen
Henry Kreibring
Weeden Shelves Risk From Heat Near Stoves
Location of Weeden warns against placing wooden shelves above a stove or heater and notes protection under side from heat if unavoidable. Shelves exposed to heat are especially dangerous when covered with paper.
Happy Hollow 4 H Club Awards Meeting Feb 25
The Happy Hollow 4-H Club met February 25 at Delores and Marvin Hokom’s home. Members received 1948 awards, past president Bob Crabb was chosen to seal the 1948 charter. New dairy literature was distributed and a discussion on the books’ merits followed. Mrs Hokom served lunch.
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Happy Hollow
Delores
Marvin Hokom
Bob Crabb
Hokom
Dicky Crabb
Infra Red Rays Across Decades of Use and Discovery
Infra red rays have found varied applications over the past decade. Used in World War II for vision in darkness, they now dehydrate produce bake paint dry products germinate seeds and relieve sinus arthritis pain. They also aid bread crusting detection of counterfeit artworks.
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Moabee
Frances Lathrop
Mrs
Cecil Hunt
Suno
James Dailey
Princess
Lake A
Greenlees
the Fox
Danny Kaye
Virginia Mayo
RKO
Technicolor
Sunny Side
Albert Brandl
Malcolm Yeager
Verne Sharman
Guy Tremain and Sons
Ralph Talich
John Omel
Art Peters
Tara Jane
Fred Quinn
Part
Batts
Gurley News
Gurley
Irene Troids
THE
Telegraph
Cheryl Schnell
Gene Harms
Shirley Rose
Univerity
Laramie
Joe Melchior
Lyle
Henn Hinrichs
Allance
Happy Bollow Club
Priscillas
Heidenberg
Penney’s
Penney
Creteanes
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