Concert series 1951 52 Sidney set with major names
The Sidney Civic Music series for 1951 52 announces four concerts headlined by Lanny Ross tenor of radio film and stage fame. Included are pianist Raymond Lewenthal vocal quartet Marais and Miranda soprano Margaret Roberts and baritone William Shriner with a joint show. Dates will be released in fall with membership tickets issued then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanny Ross
Fane
Raymond Lewenthal
Marais
Miranda
Margaret Robberts
Wiliam Shriner
Lewenthal
Leopold Stonkowski
New York Times
Eling
Charac
Shriner
The
Bees News
Miss Roberts
Houston. Post
Clevelanders
Lanny
Ross
Marion Bell Concert Turns Into a Farce in Sidney
A "bonus" concert by tenor Frank Hornaday will follow a disappointing Marion Bell recital in Sidney. Bell, amid tears and off notes, left the stage after initial success, with three long intermissions while officials and audience wondered what troubled the soprano. Richard Hughes accompanied well, and Hornaday’s later program offers a hopeful finale to the Civic Music series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxte
Frank Hornaday
Sidney Civic Music Association
Bo Marion Bell
Sidney Civic Music
Miss Bell
J H. McNish
Miss Bel
Richard Hughes
Sidney
Lutheran Women Whet At Venango
St Pauls Lutheran Church in Venango hosted a Lutheran Women's Missionary League circuit meeting on Tuesday. Sidney attendees included Rev Hy Dorn and Mrs Rudy Munderloh. The executive board reviewed reports and blueprinted the May spring rally to be at Chappell. Guest Rev Mr Oltroge of Chicago spoke for The Family Worship Hour radio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Lutheran Church of Venango
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Sidney
Hy. Dorn
Rudy Munderloh
St. Pauls Missionary League
Chappell
Mr. Oltroge
Chicago
Community Guest Lists and Visits in Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents hosted and visited multiple families across a week. Mable Jorgensen and sons attended a Cecil Tremain home gathering. Verne Sharman hosted cement work for a basement Tuesday. Clover Circle Club met at Henry Gell’s. Easter dinners and Sunday meals centered on homes of Tremain, Sharman, Olson, Miles, Stengel, and Stately families, with numerous visits among neighbors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Jorgensen and Sons
Cecil Tremain
Robert Rexroth
Malcolm Yeager
Oscar Schlaman
Ed Miles
W. T. Sharman
Verne
Sharman
Harry Stately
West Home
Allen
Clover Circle Club
Henry Gell
Verne Sharman and Sons
Charles Collings
Albin Johnson
John Olson
Jerry Stengel
Arnold Michelman
Denver
Harry Mancus
al Sweet
Clarks
Nebr
Verne Sharman
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Lester Sundey
Ernest Frerichs
Harry Miles
Kathy
Harvey Miles
George Stengel
Don Stengel
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisement from Cheyenne County Nebraska. estates of Thadeus deceased. Creditors must file claims by June 19 1951 or be barred. Court hearings set for April 7 1951 and June 19 1951 at 10:00 A M. County Judge Robt A Barlow seal, Kepler Knicely law firm addresses 57 59 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Thadeus
Seal
Robt. A. Barlow
Kepler & Knicely County
Law
Nebraska Game and Parks to auction 78 confiscated guns
The Nebraska State Game and Forestation Parks Commission will sell 78 confiscated firearms at a public auction on Saturday April 7 1951. The sale takes place at the 4 H Building State Fair Grounds Lincoln Nebraska starting at 2 pm Sealed mail bids will be accepted until 12 am Saturday April 7 1951. Paul T Gilbert Executive Secretary. The Telegraph notice encourages consulting income tax advisers about the IDEA system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Nebraska, Game, Forestation & Parks Commission
State Fair Grounds
Lincoln
Nebraska
Brewers Industry Shifts From 1816 to 392 Plants
In 1900 there were 1 816 breweries producing about 40 000 000 barrels averaging 21 605 barrels each. Today 392 operating breweries produce nearly 89 000 000 barrels with an average of 226 384 barrels per plant.
Profitable Cows and Apple Mixed Quick Breads Note
Quick breads and muffins vary with grated or finely chopped apples mixed into dough. A dairy cow yielding only 200 pounds of butterfat annually seldom yields profit for her owner.
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Morris and
Margaret ‘Roberts
Marion Bell
Association
Hornaday
DR. Salsbury
Salsbury
Ren-O
Mervin Anthony
Venango
Maple Grove
L. P. Houge
Earl Sharman
Verne Shurman
Glen Moore
Ward Albin
Sne
Telegraph
Paul T., Gilbert
Ame
Forestation Arks Commission
Moore iLumber Co
Moore Lumber ‘Co
Boa As
the Gift Shop Jewelers
Cameron
Greenlees
Cnosaireg la
U.S
Playtex
Sidney, Nebraska
Quant
Bex
Rediem
Serpe
Eave Large Ponty
Syate
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