Mond, Millingham, and Motions: Small Town Weekend Notices
Mr and Mrs Roy Hull shopped in Sterling and visited Andrew Anderson in Sidney. The Hammonds spent evenings with Johnsons and at Milan Glassburns. Rev Anderson of Denver called at multiple homes and conducted services at Pathfinder School. Lavern Nelson and James Vanover returned from Denver and Greeley for the weekend. Various Nelsons and kin hosted dinners, visits, and errands around the area with hospital stays noted for W R Nelson.
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Roy Hull
Sterling
Andrew Andersons
Sidney
C. H. Hammond
J. C. Johnson
Karl Sprenger
Sioux City
Harvey Marsh and Sons
M. A. Nelsons
Carol Jean Andersen
Ida
Faye Hull
Ida Faye
Milan Glassburn
Marilee
M. A
Rev
E "Anderson
Denver
Milan
Glassburn
Clarence Evans
Pathfinder School
Rev. Anderson
W. R. Nelson
W. L. Johnson
Allen Nelson
George Coulter Jr
Jeanette Madden
Potter
Lavern Nelson
James Vanover
Greeley
Arleigh Nelson
Danny Nelson
Cairo
Leonard Stoeger
Howard Madden
E. M. Nelson
Lavern
Allen Nelsons
Walter Hammond
C. H. Hammonds
Leo Olson
M. A. Nelson
Nadine
Chauncey Nelson
Virgil Nelson
Mary Nelson
Mr. Edwards
Taylor Hospital
Warren Johnson
Nelson Place
Nelson Home
Chauncey
Leo Olsen
Edwards
Kent
W.L. Johnson
Rae
Ed Lipke
Peetz Community Notes and Local Activities
Mr and Mrs Anton Nelson returned from Nebraska after a REA meeting in Lincoln and visiting relatives. Seaman Donald Robbins on 60 day leave visited his sister Mrs Rodney Williams. A Family Night at E U B Church is planned for March 25 with film God is My Landlord and sandwiches and pie to be provided. Legion building work continues with the front completed and windows set. Several residents visited Scottsbluff Sunday. Seventh and eighth grade operetta Tom Sawyer is in rehearsal under Mrs D A McNaughton. Phyllis Davis hosted her Girl Scout troop with a historical character dress theme for Scouting anniversary. Mrs Millard Aogle hosted Madeline’s fifth birthday party with seasonable refreshments. Mr and Mrs Harry Segelke moved to a new farm home purchased from Ed Brachtenbach. James Potter attended a Boy Scout district dinner in Sterling. The Senior class took annual photos of Pep Club, Glee Club and football and basketball teams.
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Anton Nelson
Nebraska
REA
Lincoln
Cecil Sahner
Denver
Raymond Hawkins
Seaman
Donald Robbins
Rodney Williams
Williams
Legion
Joe Jeorritsma
Marion Strohmeyer
Esther “Davis
Marie Herboldsheimer
Harold Pryvandha
Scottsbluff
Tom Sawyer
D. A. McNaughton
Phyllis Davis
Millard Aogle
Madeline
Melvin Nelson
Harry Segelke
Ed Brachtenbach
James Potter
Sterling
Ear Tick Elimination From Single BHC Treatment
Field tests show a single application of benzene hexa chloride in pine oil kills all ear ticks on an animal and keeps ears tick free for over two weeks.
Thankful Note to Taylor Hospital Doctors and Staff
I express sincere thanks to Dr Eitner and Dr Cook and their nursing staff for care during my recent stay at Taylor Hospital. I also appreciate friends for flowers and phone calls.
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Eitner
Dr. Cook
Taylor Hospital
Young Farmers Plan Study Of Farming Trend
A Maple Grove group of young farmers forms a social educational club to study farming trends and provide recreation. Twelve attended the initial meeting at Maple Grove school with Henry Gell elected chairman and a committee to name the group and plan work.
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Young Farmers
Maple Grove
Henry Gell
Herman Jurgens
Verne Sharman
Robert Rexroth
NSES Managers Session In Sidney Nebraska
Nebraska State Employment Service managers from surrounding offices met in Sidney for an afternoon session to discuss mutual problems and procedures. In attendance were Lincoln field supervisors Harry Batey and Cecil Donovan along with C. L. Yungblud of Scottsbluff H. V. McClary of Alliance E. Alexander of North Platte and Francis Hiner.
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Nebraska
Sidney
NSES
Harry Batey
Cecil Donovan
Lincoln
C. L.yungblud
Scottsbluff
Seattle couple find live grenades in trunk
In Seattle a couple emptied a backyard trunk and burned rubbish when Mr and Mrs D I McOnich found a live American hand grenade. A naval demolition expert confirmed the grenade live along with a live Japanese grenade a 37 mm anti tank shell and 200 rounds of Japanese machine gun cartridges. The pair could not explain the source or origin of the explosives.
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Seattle
Wash
D. I. McOnich
Typing Paper Identified For Practice And Quick Letters
An old announcement advertises inexpensive typing paper sold in aging reams suitable for practice or informal correspondence. The Telegraph page note emphasizes availability and pricing for white or yellow sheets.
Ledger and textile supply stockroom update
A local supplier announces keeps complete ledger outfits and binders in stock along with all types of sheets. They offer to order items if not currently available, inviting customers to request specific needs.
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Telegraph
Staples for Bostitch and Markwell Machines Seeks Refills
The Telegraph notes availability of stapling machines from Bostitch and Markwell with emphasis on sourcing refill staples compatible with those brands. It highlights shopping at trusted outlets where spare parts and refills are reliably stocked.
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Bostitch
Markwell
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Telegraph
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