Women Society of Christian Service Meeting Highlights
Mrs M L Anthony led the general meeting at the Methodist church parlors with Mrs W H Davis giving the devotional on The Easter Story. Mrs J O Lobb read on World Federation of Women Organ. Mrs J W Johnson introduced two pupils in musical numbers. Marilyn Linton and Delores Fuller sang. Refreshments and St Patrick Day decor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. C
M. L. Anthony
Womens Society of Christian Service
W. H. Davis
J. O. Lobb
World Federation of Women—Organization of Methodist Women
J. W. Johnson
Marilyn Linton
Jesus
Delores Fuller Sanz
Church women host weekly meetings across towns
Tuesday events include Holy Trinity Lutheran Womens Missionary Society at Malcolm Anderson home at 7 39 p m Rebelan Ladle event and Arc Society gathering in Fredytor church Myr Edge Sayre Mrs Ward Olson and Mrs R J Denson hostesses St Marys Alter Guild meets at 1239 Osage St 7 30 p m Thursday St Martins Guild J B Pankau Dalton St Patricks Altar Society in school auditorium St Pauls Lutheran Missionary League at parsonage 8 p m Friday Goldenrod chapter Past Noble Grands Club meets at Mrs Leland Fell 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc Socie
Fredytorm
Myr
Edge Sayre
Ward Olson
R. J. Denson
St. Mary
Alter Guild
William Dugan
Osage St
St Martha’s Guild
J. B. Pankau
Dalton
St. Patrick's Altar Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Missionary League
Goldenrod
Noble Grands Club
Leland Fell
Advertising Campaign Help From The Telegraph
Advertising departments at your service for newspaper or direct mail plans. Call $800 and we'll do the rest for you. The Telegraph.
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THE
Telegraph
More Equitable Assessing Procedure Is Recommended
A new University of Nebraska bulletin proposes a fairer farm land assessment using Soil Conservation Service soil classifications to gauge value. It outlines counting soil capability, yields, costs, net returns, and road access, with countywide mapping and periodic checks, aiming to reduce private appraisal costs and avoid over-detailed ownership unit checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Quentin W. Lindsey
Agricultural Economics Department
Harlan County
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Lindsey
Rain Shortage Across Panhandle Yet Wheat Prospects Steady
Western Nebraska received little rainfall last week affecting main wheat belts in the Panhandle central and southwest. Rain did not reach Hastings or Grand Island and dryness persists in key areas. Farmers in Sidney worked mild weather while North Platte Valley faced wind and flurries. Despite dry zones, some areas reported greening and survival of wheat. Grassland needs rain. summer pasture demand rising due to abundant livestock. Surplus grain stocks shrinking with frost-damaged corn feeding value. Crop outlook favors corn wheat soybeans and grain sorghum with normal labor needed. Livestock receipts show shifts with cattle and sheep patterns, pig farrowing ahead of usual and hog interest rising.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
State
Federal Crop Survey Service
Hastings
Grand Island
Monghandle
Central
South Central
Sidney
North Platte Valley
Cheyenne County
Drunk Driving Law Given More Teeth
Governor Val Peterson signed LB2638 increasing drunken driving penalties. First violation fines rise to 50 to 100 dollars and subsequent offenses to 100 to 200 dollars. Legislature approved 40 to 1 but no emergency clause. law takes effect three months after adjournment.
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Val Peterson
Scout Movie To Be Shown In Sidney City Auditorium
Local scout officials announce a film on the National Boy Scout Jamboree shown for the first time in this area. The 8 o clock Court of Honor at the Sidney City Auditorium will feature the film and invite the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Sidney City
Labor Shortage Trials Sidney Area As Hiring Surges
Francis Hiner of the Nebraska State Employment Service reports adequate labor only in four occupational groups in Sidney. He notes shortages in skilled and unskilled categories, with many unskilled job seekers leaving due to pay delays and lack of moving funds amid a high demand from construction and defense sectors. February saw 1209 visitors and 518 job orders.
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Sidney
Francis Hiner
Nebraska
Hiner
Defense
Mr. Hiner
NSES
Founder Of Kimball Newspaper Is Dead
The Western Observer reports the death of Charles H. Randall founder of The Observer Kimball May 1 1885. He learned printing at Table Rock Nebr worked at Fairmont before Kimball helped start Harrisburg Cen tropolis World and laid out Cen tropolis site. In California since about 1904 he was active in politics for 40 years and was a former congressman and Los Angeles city councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska Observer
Charles H. Randall
Los Angeles
Randall
The
Observer
Kimball
Table Rock
Nebr
Fairmont
Harrisburg
Centropolis World
Centropolis
California
Congress
Typing Paper Mimeograph and Typewriter Carbons
The Telegraph notes that typing paper mimeograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon supplies have been completed or are available. The fleeting mention suggests standard office consumables for a local newspaper or newsroom.
Newspapers Get Bulk Of Conoco t 51 Advertising
Continental Oil Company's 1951 advertising plan budgets over three and a quarter million dollars. Lincoln Assistant Division Manager O. F. Splichal announced a testimonial campaign featuring Conoco Super Motor Oil across newspapers radio television outdoor posters The Saturday Evening Post and farm journals. The meeting in Sidney at Yendis Cafe was presided by R. C. Pierce and drew about 75 district sales representatives. Attendees included J. K Snowden G. R. Hurst and N. C. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Sidney
Saturday Evening Post
O. F. Splichal
Lincoln
R. C. Pierce
Conoco
Splichal
Continental
Center Ladies Aid Valentine Party Highlights News
Fourteen members and fifteen guests attended the Center Ladies Aid Valentine party. Roll call recalled a narrow escape. Mrs. E. E. OsSpe born read Proverbs and offered devotions. Mrs. Ray Davis and Mrs. Paul Larson served a Valentine lunch. Mrs. Kenneth Larson and Mrs. Harold Draper led games. Mrs. Vernon Goranson, Secretary.
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Gseorwde
Juliet
Harvey George
Juliet Club
Wendell Mathewson
Ciuw
Ladies Aid
E. E. Os- Spe
Ray Davis
Paul Larson
Kenneth Larson
Harold Draper
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CAL
Thimble Club
Hulbert Borcher
Lelad Fell
Glen B ®Lee
Hilbert Borcher
Wesley Berry
Wetminster
Westminster Circle
Presbyterian Church
L. B. Neuman
Paul Fuston
W. E. Cunningham
Pov Cruize
Fred Thompson
Seventeen Club
roMissito Mahaffey
Dale Kinney
Sharon Daniels
Elpre
Karen Haile
Mary Jo Block
Mr. Peats
John Peetz
T. C. Club
H Tem
Frank Loch
Contract Bridge Cenes
J. S. Karnik
Frank Gallather
John Treiney
Heaton
Loch
Ed Mitchell
Albert Bonesteel
Amelia Kaihse Fencin
Veterans Hospital
Canasta
George R. Stratton
Park Ridge
Illinois
Anon
Marilyn Jane
Keith Morey
Frank Duowacky
Siney
Mrs
Carleton Haze
Margaret Butts
Fullers Club
C. H. Fuller
Duinner Bridge
R. A. Babcock
Fuller Hone
Babcock
W. L. Larson
N. Ss. Miller
Good Neighbors
Good Neigbor Club
Harold Keith
E. S. Sherrerd
Rae Jones
Mabel Neilsen
Harold Taylor
C. H. Babbitt
Russia
O O. E. S. Kenezington
O. E. S. Kensington
City Auditorium
B. O. Tracy
Mark Howard
Roy Gish
John Dissmore
A. B. Connell
Carl Bonner
D. E. Weimer
SP Aeath
Jolly Dozen Club
Clyde Empson, Jr
Jolly Dozen
Thomas Sutton
William Curless
J. L. Whitmire
John Whitmire
Whitmire
St. Paul's Aid Society
Munderloh
Rudy Munderloh
Frank Mueller
John Mueller
Arlina Harte
Heli
Lois Seeman
Christian Womens Fellowship
Howard Matheny
Bernard Gass
Melvin Hiell
W. E. Chamber
Holy Trinity Lutheran Womens Missionary Society
Malcolm Anderson
the Fox
Kirk Douglas
Jane Wyman
Warner Dros
Tile Glass Menagerie
Scout
Aetna
East Lincoln Way
Cheyenne, Wyo
Kimball Newspaper
Illinois ST
Conocot 51
Vaal
Thompson's
10Th Ave
Ogallala
Vernon Goranson
Carlye
Jersanec
Carly
St. Louis
Montgomery Ward
Xain Aks Eee
Lasier
Sidney Nebraska
Fease
Pew
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