Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A dense set of crossword style clues across and down with numbers and partial spellings for painting rooster medley Tibetan gazelle possess endor pas sport one who hires encourage make an address Fr secur e light moisture anxiety quartet behave i musical work strive portico batter cast eyes proceeded impe by birth of warships inert gas of the air prejudice tending to revolve poker stake spoken English river cried high railways ended at Bons egg shaped narrow set tree pairing cereal seed burdens new comb form flutter sacred mag state er sea bird sugary Bulgarian coin flower pots raise high in wline learning agreeable geometrical figure late word cudgel Anglo Saxon king light blow
Bridge Club Sessions and Prize Winners Reported
WeNine Bridge Club hosted Mrs. Clarence Castner and two guests with honors to Mrs. C A Story Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Dailey. Contract Club had Miss Bernice Kelly hosting with prizes for Mrs. Barlow Worden and O Connell. Merry Mix Club met with St Patrick theme. prizes to Nimtz Johnson and Baeckel. next meet March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WeNine
Clarence Castner
WeNine Bridge Club
Ed Welch
Ralph Dailey
C. A. Story
Welch
Dailey
W. E. Henke
Bernice’ Kelly
Robert A. Barlow
E. D. Worden
Thomas O’connell
O'Connell
Merry Mix
W. D. Powell
Merry Mix Club
St. Patrick's
A. E. Nimtz
Clyde Johnson
Henry Baeckel
Sidney Group Meetings This Monday
The Sidney Schools Band Auxiliary holds a regular meeting at 7 45 in the Band Room at the Junior High. The Sidney Garden Club meets at 2 pm in the home of Mrs George Barlow 1700 Maple. OES Past Matrons gather at 1 30 for dessert and meeting at the Country Club. members are asked to bring a needle and thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Garden Club
George Barlow
Country Club
Sea Fish Study Session Notes
March 5 opening with roll call ten boys present. Each boy to report on one sea fish next week. Glass jars and growing rocks given to take home. Minutes read and approved. Eugene Schuler served lunch. Meeting closed with the living circle. Kenny Mayer reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Schuler
Kenny Mayer
Merry Ten Extension Club Demonstrates Accessories
The Merry Ten Extension Club met at Mrs. Edwin Heizer’s home with nine members and two guests Mrs. Bernard Schilling and Mrs. Jim Schimka. The program included hints on gardening a history of Home on the Range and group singing. The reading leaders report was given by Mrs. Heizer and a civil defense talk on Home Fire Prevention was presented by Mrs. Lenhart Schobert. The next meeting will be with Mrs. W L Griffiths on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Ten “Extension Club
Edwin ‘Heizer
Bernard Schilling
Jim Schimka
Gordon Simmer
Heizer
Civil Defense
Lenhart Schobert
W. L. Griffiths
Better the Best 4 H Clothing Club Counts Yearly Progress
Mrs. John Holcomb and Mrs. Ed Block lead the Better the Best 4 H Clothing Club in Lodgepole with twelve girls aged nine to 15 learning sewing and cooking. Members show sewing progress with second year learners and outfits while the group decorates Queen's Store in Lodgepole for National 4 H Week. The group earned blue and purple ribbons at the District meet in Alliance and Sidney Song Contest respectively with Janet Hokom as president and a list of members including Carolyn Eineman Carl Yeager Patty Sheridan Linda Schmale Donna Yeager Joline Block Marilyn Block Pamela Talich Patty Huff Karen Theis and Frances Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holcomb
Lodgepole
Ed. Block
Queen's Store
Loos
Alliance
Sidney
Janet Hokom
Carolyn Eineman
Carl Yeager
Patty Sheridan
Linda Schmale
Donna Yeager
Joline
Marilyn Block
Pamela Talich
Patty Huff
Karen Theis
Frances Lee
Lucky Homemakers 4-H Meet at Foland Home
The Lucky Homemakers 4-H club met at Virginia Foland’s home on March 7 at 7 30 p m with all members present. Foland gave a demonstration on corn bread and plans for the next meeting at Jane Ann Johnson’s home March 21 at 7 30 p m with a cookies demonstration. Lunch was served by Mrs Foland and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Homemakers
4 - H Club
Virgina Foland
Cormbread
Jane Ann Johnson
Admi ssions and dismi ssals list names from Sidney area
A compiled notice lists admissions and dismissals of multiple residents and relatives from Sidney and nearby towns including Peetz Colorado, Potter and Chappell. Names shown include Bonnie Bennett Gertrude Fegesack James Damon Cathy Damm Linda Montoya and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Bennett
Sidney
Robert Bunnell
Gertrude Fegesack
Joh Chippek
Mer
Spéarow
Robert Simon
Frank Matthes
Lee Stanfield
Peetz
Colorado
James Damon
Ronald Hunt
Francis Hayerter
Harold Kalb
Chappell
Cathy Dam
Births in Spearow and Cady Families
Look Who’s Heret TM TM announces the birth of the Spearow third daughter born March 8 at 4 07 p.m. weighing 6 pounds 11% ounces. Dianna Lynn Cady is born March 7 at 9 39 a.m. in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds 234 ounces. Dianna has a brother Ronald Charles Jr. and grandparents Charles and Katie Cady of Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearow
Merle Spearow
Jamalee
Sandra Ann
Herschel Spearow
Katie Helzer
Dianna Lynn Cady Jr
Ronald Cady
Dianna Lynn
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Dianna
Ronald Charles Jr
Charles Cady
Lorenzo
Baby Cary Jan Wilson Born in Cheyenne County Hospital
Cary Jan Wilson weighed six pounds 14 ounces at 10 47 a.m. on Wednesday March 7 in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. Newborn joins siblings Keith 18 Marianne 14 Barbara 12 Douglas 10 Loretta 8 Kathy 6 Eddie 4 Randy 3 Roxie 2. Grandparents are Andy Rapp and Jennie Russell. mother Mil dred Rapp Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Jan
Paul Wilson
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Keith
Marianne
Barbara
Douglas
Loretta
Kathy
Eddie
Randy
Roxie
Swearingen Baby Born at Cheyenne County Memorial
Kirk Omar Dee Swearingen, six pounds fourteen ounces, was born at 11:59 p.m. Sunday March 4 at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Omar Swearingen. The family also includes daughter Virginia Rae. Michael Lee Chlopek, second son of Mr and Mrs John Chlopek, arrived March 8 at 4:45 p.m. weighing seven pounds nine ounces at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital, joining siblings Kathleen Ann Ronald John and Laurie Jo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Omar Dee Swearingen
Omar Swearingen
Kirk Omar Dee
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Searingen
Virginia Rae
Michael Lee Chlopek
John Chlopek
Chlopek
Kathleen Ann
Ronald John
Laurie Jo
Birth of Elizabeth Ann Simon in Cheyenne County
Elizabeth Ann Simon, born at 3 37 a m on Friday March 9 at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital, weighs seven pounds 414 ounces. She has brothers Tommy aged 4 and Johnny aged 2. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann
Robert Simon
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Tommy
Johnny
Wo mans Society of Christian Service Holds March Meeting
The Lodgepole WSCS met in the Methodist Church parlors March 1 with at least sixty women from various churches in attendance. Plans include a March 29 regular meeting and March 21 mother-daughter banquet, March 15 circle meetings at listed homes, honorary membership pins and a committee to handle details. Mrs Claude Smith led a discussion on Issues Con fronting the 84th Congress. Refreshments were served by Mrs Morris Hern bloom's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
R. C. Bond
Spiritual Life
Fellowship of Intercession
Cora
Don Hafer
Lila
Floyd Wise
Leonard Bond
L. E. Lydiatt
R O Bond
Claude Smith
Morris Hernbloom
Local Bowling Leaders Hit High Scores In Meet
L Kahl tops with 200 and 500 series, 226 Yates and 212 208 Schwalm share high scores. Perry and L Khai post 211s. Kahl also leads with 75 games at 169.2 average. Yates 68 games at 169.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson Implement Foland Farm Mchy
Stickney’ S Inc
Lyons Buick
Jerry's Mobil
Ohio Oil Co
Humphrey Auto Supply
Pittam , Body Shop
Oliver Corp
Moseman ‘Sinclair
L. Kahl
Wit
High Ind
Yates
Schwalm
Perry
L. Khai
L. W. Kahl
Ates
Wildlife cover planting set for 1956 in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska Charles Bohart Habitat Restoration Project leader for the Nebraska Game and Fish Commission says planting stock exceeding 1.5 million plants will be distributed to land owners for wildlife cover. 300 900 multiflora plants are held for direct distribution. requests go to Habitat Restoration Project Wildlife Building State Fair Grounds Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Bohart
Nebraska Game, Commission
Nebraska
Behart
Commission
State Fair Grounds
Cooperative planting agreement deadline set for March 24
Inquiry recipients will receive cooperative planting agreements. Agreements must be returned by March 24 to arrange stock delivery in time for planting. The note references Virginia irrigation data from 1954 and 1949. Carmelo Costa fought his first 34 professional bouts in Brooklyn and Manhattan as his manager refused to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Jerry Salica
Also Mentioned on This Page
RCRS
Bridge Clubs
Cary Jan Wilson
Wilson
Mildred Rapp
Andy Rapp
Jennie Russell
Elizabeth Ann- Simon
Lockwood's
Jewelers
10Th Ave
S&h
Thomas Wofford
Greenville
S. C
U.S. Senate
Strom Thurmond
SSC
Kimball
Kimball County
Nebr
R.E.A
Geo. Vercimak
Owner
Kimball Livestock Pavilion
ESSE
Ione Ue Regency
9Th Ave
Joy Royal
Virgina
the Mill Package Store
10Th & Osage
Sandy” McCormick
Mabest
Jeep
Studebaker
McCormick
Massey Harris
McCormick Power
Papec Ensilage Harvester
Baler
Farmall
Goodyear
Illinois
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