Strongest Civic Music Talent Program Set for ’52-’53
Sidney’s Civic Music Association reports a record 660 members in a drive ending Saturday, aiming to top seven hundred before next fall. The 1952-53 season features the National Operatic Sextette with Attilio Baggioro and Brute Mackay, plus Walter Hatchek, Lawrence Winters, Ellabelle Davis, and Robert Rounseville. The Reginald Kell Players balance with Klarinetist Kell leading a quartet including Joel Rosen Melvin Ritter and Aurora Natola. Contracts were signed by Dr. Dorwart and Mrs. Robert Clark. one final concert, Benno and Sylvia Rabinoff, remains on the 1951-52 slate.
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Sidney
Sidney -Civic ‘Music Association
Sidney High School
C. B. Dorwart
National Operatic Sextette
National’ Operatic Sextette
Yat
Attilio Baggiore
Brute Mackay
America
National
United States
National Operatic’Sextette
Walter Hatchek
Hatchek
Lawrence Winters
Ellabelle Davis
Mr .Winters
Miss Davis
Mr. Winters
Civic Music
Time,Magazine
New York Herald Tribune
Davis
New York Times
New York City
New York Herald
Tribune
Robert Rounseville
Rounseville
New York: World-Telegram
Sun
City Center
Alexander Korda
Michael Powell
Emeric Pressburger
Hoffman
Reginald Kell
Benny Goodman
Joel Rosen
Melvin Ritter
Aurora Natola
Kell
New Friends of Music
New York
Irving Kolodin
Royal Academy of Music
London
Thomas Beecham
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Europe
Toscanini
Lucerne
Colorado
Dorwart
Robert Clark
Carol Spry
Des Moines
National Concert and Artists Corporation
Benno Rabinoff
Sylvia Rabinoff
Police Court Docket Details Multiple Intoxication Cases
Ronald Gausman reckless driving paid $10 and costs with the case. John Jaso intoxication fined $10 and costs. Harold Bretz speeding and Art Shewell intoxication each $10 and costs. James Goodwin Denver intoxication $10 and costs. Martin A. Luoma Brownson bought liquor for Indians transferred to the county. Roy I. Malone Denver vag rancy $10 and costs. William Bear Robe SOD intoxication transferred to the county. Charles Cizek Potter intoxication and indecent exposure $15 and costs. Vernon Johnson Cheyenne driving while intoxicated $50 and costs driving privilege suspended 30 days. Harold Carlson Kimball intox Curtis Gilmore Lakewood Colo intoxication $19 and costs.
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Ronald Gausman
John Jaso
Harold Bretz
Art Shewell
James Goodwin
Denver
Martin A. Luoma
Brownson
Roy I. Malone
William Bear Robe
Charles Cizek
Potter
Vernon Johnson
Cheyenne
Harold Carlson
Kimball
Curtis Gilmore
Lakewood
Colo
County Court Fines For Liquor Offenses
County Court Martin O Luoma fined for selling liquor to Indians. William J Horan, William Bear Robe, and Raymond McGowan fined $27.40 for intoxication. George Allington received a 30 day suspended jail sentence for intoxication.
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Martin O. Luoma
William J. Horan
William Bear Robe
Raymond" McGowan
George Allington
State Patrol Reports Multiple Driving Violations
Eli C Estep of Kimball faces intra state hauling violation with $15 fine. Kenneth D Sittner of Ovid Colorado cited for speeding with $10 fine and costs. William Brown of Richmond California fined $10 and costs for speeding. Isaias Quiritana without a driver's license plus speeding fined $11 and costs. Raymond Gonzales of SOD cited for no license and driving while intoxicated with $101 fine and costs and a 30 day driving suspension.
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Eli C. Estep
Kimball
Kenneth D. Sittner
Ovid
Colo
William Brown
Richmond
Calif
Isaias Quiritana
Raymond Gonzales
SOD
Speeding and license cases listed for multiple defendants
Roland Madden of Potter paid $10 and costs after a speeding offense. Seely of Kimball faced $1 and costs for a minor violation. Billy Tschacher received $25 and costs for a second offense of driving under suspension. Paul Heins cited for speeding and no driver’s license, $11 and costs. Harry Henderson charged with driving while intoxicated and no license, $101 and costs, 30 day license suspension. William Runnels, driving while intoxicated, $100 and 30 day license suspension. George F. Chambliss paid $10 and costs for stop sign violation. Arnold Seevers cited for driving under suspension, $10 and costs. John Sandoval charged with driving with suspended privileges for 30 days.
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Roland Madden
Potter
Stanley A. Kern
Casper
Wyo
Seely
Kimball
Billy Tschacher
Paul Heins
Harry Henderson
William Runnels
George F. Chambliss
Arnold Seevers
John Sandoval
Farm Price Index Improves in February
The state federal division of agricultural statistics reported that the index of prices received by farmers rose a point in the month ending Feb 15. The Nebraska index stood at 324, eight percent below the record high of 353 set in July 1948 and repeated in February 1951. Increased prices for corn potatoes cattle butterfat and chickens were credited with the slight increase.
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Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Pencils Papers Clips Rubber Bands and Office Reads
A brief item listing common office supplies such as pencils paper clips rubber bands and related reading material appears from The Telegraph, reflecting a routine catalog or notices in a newspaper page.
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THE
Telegraph
REA Sponsoring Student Contest Theme Draws Schools
Wheat Belt Electric sponsors an essay contest for grade four through eight students in Cheyenne Morrill Garden and Deuel counties Nebraska and Logan Colony. Eligible if parents use Wheat Belt power. Prizes include radios and record players for student and school winners based on subject presentation neatness and interest with age and grade consideration.
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R.E. A
Wheat Belt Electric
Cheyenne
Morrill
Garden
Deuel
Nebraska
Logan County
Colony
Wheat Belt Electric Line
Ees
Nitrogen Fertilizer Boosts Wheat Yields Study
University of Nebraska soils expert Dr. M D Weldon says nitrogen fertilizer can be applied to wheat any time in spring up to mid April and performs similarly to fall applications. In tests, unfertilized wheat yielded 11 bu/acre. 40 lb N raised yields to 16-18 bu/acre. Across 23 Nebraska trials, fall 40 lb N averaged 10 bu/acre gain, spring 9 bu/acre. at $6-$8 per acre, both seasons are usually profitable.
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M. D. Weldon
Uniersity of
Nebraska
Hamilton County
Future Homemakers 4-H Club elects officers
The Future Homemakers 4-H Club met at Diane Hinrichs home on March 2 to organize for the year. After roll call, officers were elected: President Diane Hinrichs, Vice President Marilyn Miller, Secretary Sharon Jurgens, Treasurer Judy Jurgens, News reporter Barbara Hinrichs, Recreation leader Joan Jurgens. Mrs Ed Hinrichs is leader and Mrs Walter Jurgens is her co.
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Diane Hinrichs
Diane ‘ Hinrichs
Marilyn’ Miller
Sharon ‘Jurgens
Judy Jurgens
Barbara Hinrichs
Joan Jurgens
Ed Hinrichs
Walter Jurgens
Sew club meeting notes from March at Hinrichs home
The report describes a sewing club meeting on March 28 at Joan Jurgens home. Dues were five cents per meeting. Mrs Hinrichs handed out Learning to Sew circulars and record books, explained yearly requirements, assigned demonstrations for the next meeting, and showed the stitches to learn. Members played games before refreshments with Barbara Hinrichs reporting.
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Sistant
Joan Jurgens
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John Johnen
Cincinnati Times-Star
Cyrus Durgin
Boston Globe
State Patrol
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Massey- Harris
H.P
Illinois
Western Implement CO
REA
Future Homemakers
Betty
Jim
American National Bank
American‘ National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Africai
Hollywood
Sylvania Superflash
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Trans World
Airlines
Crear
Alvin
Duis
10Th Ave
B & J Conoco
Continental Or’ Company
Henry Baeckel
Conoco Petroleum Products
Ford
H.p. Attigh
Conoco
Conoco Star Motor Oil
Foy
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