French Artist Theobald Says American Women Fortunate
Theobald, a renowned painter known as Theo bald in Europe, discusses gender bias in art, her U.S. exhibition in San Francisco, and how American life supports women artists. She notes the ease of life for women in America, shares family details in Paris, and contrasts French and American attitudes toward art and dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theobald
Dubois de Montreynaud
New York
U.S
Iin
San Francisco
Europe
America
Sund News Notes From A Busy Cheyenne County Area
Jerry Vacik hospital patient with visiting relatives as Southerner and friends drop by Cheyenne Hosp. Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Dornmann call at Bob Misegadis home. Various local families host guests and celebrate birthdays. Dale Dedic plans furlough visit. M. E. O. Pinochle Club meets with Mrs. Ehlers hosting. prizes awarded to Crosby and Hornicek. Numerous visits span Sidney Denver Alliance Kimball and Central City communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Vacik
Richard Pavlot
Jerry Vacik
Cheyenne Hospital
Jerry
Harlen Dormann
Bob Misegadis
Doug Caldwell
Twigg
Elaine
Melanie
I. A. Caldwell
Eloise Olsen
Sidney
Joseph Zimola
Dale Dedic
Denver
R. Dedic
M. E. O. Pinochle Club
E. H. Ehlers
Gordon Hornicek
Murrel Crosby
W.H. Webber
Fred Lehmkuhl
Firth Booth
William Gade
Clinton Gade
Ed Heeg
Kimball
Julius Hahler
Pam
Don McCormack
McCormacks
Arnold Michelman
John Hornicek
Ralph Lafler
Don Lafler
Valera
Phil Mashek
Roger
Paul Misegadis
Tom Ramirez
Lodgepole
Bob Mika
Virgil Staab
Lodgepole Auxiliary Donates For Chaplains And Aid
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary met March 10 with 19 members in Legion Hall. They voted $5 to Red Cross and $25 to the Chapel of Four Chaplains memorial. A clothing shipment was organized for Save the Children Federation. Department scholarships offer $200 nurse training aid. applications due May 8. Plans set for High School Athletic Banquet in April. Red School House award to Mrs. Arthur Disney. Refreshments by March committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Lincoln Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
U.S.S. Dorchester
Save the Children Federation
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Nebraska
Olive Johnson
Arthur Disney
Hats Help Create Color Harmony In Spring Attire
Lincoln report from University of Nebraska specialist Gerda Petersen outlines how hat colors mirror suits, with pastel and neutral shades like frosted ice blue pom pom pink pale peach aqua mist mimosa yellow and flax straw pearl gray and off white. She advises taking the outfit, trying on hats in full view, and choosing styles that flatter the wearer and suit the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Gerda Petersen
University of Nebraska
Miss Petersen
Printing line sells fast delivery and quality work
Telegraph Printing Co Inc advertises big jobs and small jobs with quick turnaround at 830 11th, promising quality work and fast delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Pick And Pack Method Is Best For Apples
LINCOLN Picker packed apples mean less handling and better apples for you says Ethel Diedrichsen Extension foods and nutrition specialist at the University of Nebraska The method speeds distribution lowers marketing costs and improves customer satisfaction Cornell University has tested the method with McIntosh apples for two years Pickers wear two quarter bushel cartons on a shoulder harness and move them on pallets through distribution The new method reduces handling from 16 to 6 and cuts bruised apples It uses orchard run fruit and reports 45 percent higher weekly sales in 16 supermarkets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska
Cornell University
Cash Locked Up Monticello Scorer Found In Coach's Office
In Monticello Kentucky the Monticello Danville High School basketball game missed its official scorer Johnny Cash who was later found nearly an hour later locked unconscious in the coach's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello, Ky
Monticello-Danville
Johnny Cash
Sulphur Used In Flower Pots
Lincoln report notes sulfur pots may melt in dishwashers and emit dense smoke. Rollin D. Schnieder warns elemental sulfur is not highly dangerous but can ignite and form sulfur dioxide when moisture is present. A Washington area incident prompted safety caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Rollin D. Schnieder
University of Nebraska
National Safety Council
Washington, D. C
Schnieder
Parcel Post Rates Increase Set for April First
Postmaster Leo Gorman announced an April 1 effective date for new domestic parcel post rates approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The about 13.1 percent rise is expected to raise roughly 75.4 million dollars annually, with catalog rates up about 13 percent adding 2.4 million if 1962 volume holds. Air and international parcel post are unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gorman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Air Parcel Post
International Parcel Post
Gorman
John A Gronovski
ICC
Post Office Department
Federal Treasury
Catfish War: Fatal Sioux Encounter Near Fontenelle 1855
In July 1855 near Fontenelle on the Elkhorn River three settlers, Mr and Mrs Porter and C L Demaree, were attacked by Sioux by a lake while fishing catfish. Demaree was fatally shot after taunts over his French heritage. Porter also died. Mrs Porter survived to spread the alarm. Governor Izard placed Fontenelle under martial law and a 30-man detachment was sent to protect settlers. The event spurred emigration fears and social life adrift, with some families seeking aid eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Fontenelle
Elkhorn River
Omaha
Porter
C.l.demaree
Mark Izard
Gettysburg memory lesson fuels heated basketball timeout
Morehead State College coach Ellis Johnson claims players rarely recall his advice during timeouts. During a tense game break he quoted Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address prompting a player to quip that the team is “fighting on the boards” as they try to win the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Ellis Johnson
Morehead State College
Johnson
Recreation Lab Set April 13-18
Lincoln reports the Great Plains Recreation Laboratory a week long event for hands on learning. Kenneth Schmidt notes it welcomes 4 H club leaders home extension leaders and others in youth and adult activities. The lab runs April 13 through 18 at Nysted with activities from group singing to outdoor recreation and folk dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln - the Great Plains
Kenneth Schmidt
Nysted
Schmidt
Great Plains Recreation Laboratory
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Lincoln
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joy Miller
AP Women's
Tafter
Sund News
Lodgepole News
Frank Hoffman
Gertrude Wickard
Wilma Whitefoot
Lions Club
Cash
Old
Historic
Elliott
Jewelers
Recreation Lab
Dacron
Pettis
Penney’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!