Community notices and social roundup in Homedale area
Weekend ties at Beverly. extended family visits in Homedale Idaho. Club meetings include wom ens club with book review and officer elections. Births and birthdays noted. multiple weekend visits to nearby towns. Local lodges and district meetings covered with hospitality remarks and remodeling highlights.
Rural Youth Leader Wes Antes Tops Cheyenne County Meeting
Wes Antes, Lincoln and Rural Youth 4-H leader, was the finest speaker at the Cheyenne County Rural Youth meeting Thursday night. Plans were made for a box serial at the next meeting and a bake sale to raise funds. Patricia Pelster appointed Morris Sunderman treasurer to fill George Fotinos’s unexpired term as he heads to army service. The evening concluded with dancing and lunch served by Laverne Thomas and Sunderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Antes
Lincoln
Cheyenne County
Patricia Pelster
Morris Sunderman
George Fotinos
Laverne Thomas
Tape stock on hand at The Telegraph
The Telegraph reports available gummed tape in all sizes currently on hand, stocked for immediate sale or use. The notice emphasizes stock readiness and accessibility for customers needing various tape dimensions.
Community Roundup Sees Local Visits and Court Fines
Mount Vernon residents host and visit neighbors at multiple homes with gatherings at Harvey Marsh and Wilbur Houser residences. A judge fined four people for attire and resisting arrest, netting 64 cents in fines as plans form for a box social and card party on the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Anderson
Mark
Gary Lee
Harvey Benzels
Clyde Langley
Medford
Oregon
Harvey Marsh
Clyde Lucas
Luther
Clarence Evans
Francis Runge
Dick Stoll
Clarence Dorman
Wilbur Houser
Cc. H. Hammond
Wendell Mathewson
Wilbur Housers
Milan Glassburn
Denver
Glassburn
Ed. Lipke
W. R. Nelsons
Roy Andersen
M. I.club
Maurice Nelson
Judge
Calvin Klentz
Walter Hammond
C. H. Hammonds
Arthur McMillen
J. C. Johnson
C. H. Hammond
Sterling
Lewis Lund
Sunny Side Social Visits and Church Activities
Sunny Side notes a string of visits among local families. Readers list Wednesday and Thursday gatherings at homes and church basement plus birthday celebrations, dinners, oyster supper, and Sunday visits as neighbors carry on in small town social life. Notable names include Hokom Brandl Tremain Hern bloom Olson and Talich with multiple households mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hokom
Forrest Tremain
Albert Brandl
Sandra
Harold Hernbloom
Weldon
Sandra Sue
WSCS
M. E
Lester Theis
Rodney
John Theis
Oshkasa
Ed Block
Ronnie
Raymond Tremain
Laurence Theis
al Brands
Lowell Hokom
Oscar Olson
Russell Olson
Stevie
Scottsbluff
Harry Lee
Albion
Nebr
Tara Peters
Kenneth Darling
Wallace
Richard Hernbloom
Walter Hernbloom
Hernbloom
Alice Rexroth
E. A. Johnson
John Zalesky
Sidney Hospital
Lincoln Receives Requests for Nebraska Fishing Waters Guide
The Nebraska Game Commission reports ongoing requests for its free Nebraska Fishing Waters guide, which lists major waters and species in the state. Requests should be sent to Nebraska Game Commission, State House, Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
Nebraska
State House
Otter Creek gets public boat ramp at McConaughy Reservoir
Anglers at Otter Creek Bay on McConaughy reservoir will gain a new public boat launching ramp this spring. The Nebraska Game Commission built the facility to aid boat launching in the area for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Otter Creek Bay
McConaughy Reservoir
Nebraska Game Commission
First offices used typewriters widely in newspapers
Early adoption of the typewriter began in daily newspaper offices with carbons first used, reportedly in the Cincinnati office of a news syndicate.
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Cincinnati
Six-Cent Bargains In Trees Offered By SCD District
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation District promotes a windbreak program with a windbreak cost of 60 dollars per mile including trees and planting. Director Carl Lovell outlines requirements for a 100-foot wide strip, fencing, and a ten row belt if space allows, using evergreen and broadleaf trees for quick protection and long-term shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Soil Conservation
Carl Lovell
Navy Accepting Cadet Trainees for Aviation Program
The Navy will continue accepting applications for the Naval Aviation Training Program announced by Capt. Harold J. Murray at Naval Air Station Lincoln Nebraska. Applicants must be native born male citizens or naturalized citizens at least 10 years, 18 to 27, unmarried, with two years toward a bachelor’s degree, and pass physical and aptitude tests. Cadets go to pre flight training in Pensacola for 16 weeks, then eight months of flight training totaling up to 180 hours, with advanced training for four months. Successful cadets earn Navy wings and commissions as ensigns USNR or first lieutenants USMCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Harold J. Murray
Naval Air Station, Lincoln
Lincoln, Nebraska
Naval Air Station
Murray
United States
Pennsacola
Florida
Annapolis
USNRR
USMCR
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Norman Schroeder
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Dale Wise
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A C Miller
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Frank E. Ee
North Platte Monument Co
Rock of Ages
Bep
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