Local News Briefs From Roche Hospital And Businesses
Howard Portz and Almon C. Giumnison were admitted to Roche hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. Frank Bender joined Star Market as an expert sausage maker. Leonard Swenson started as a clerk at Bee Hive Grocery Store this week. The VFW monthly meeting is set for Thursday May 14. Mr and Mrs Robert Harper of Denver visited relatives here over the weekend.
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Howard Portz
Roche Hospital
Mir
Mrs
Robert Harper
Denver
Frank Bender
Milwaukee
Mr. Bender
Almon C. Giumnison
Roche
Leonard Swenson
Bee Hive Grocey
Price and Rudd Visit North Platte Homes
Leroy Price and Mr. Rudd made a Sunday call at the homes of Frank Interholzer and Ralph Walsh in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Price
Mr. Rudd
Frank Interholzer
Ralph Walsh
North Platte
Patient Jimmy Hand Returns Home From Roche Hospital
Jimmy Hand, a Roche hospital patient for the past two weeks, was discharged and sent home yesterday. Mrs. B. Kinton traveled to Denver on Tuesday due to her son-in-law Walter Jackson’s illness.
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Jimmy Hand
Roche Hospital
B. Kinton
Denver
Walter Jackson
Dalton Men Go Fishing in Laramie Wednesday Morning
Joe Simedynes and Carl Lessig of Dalton traveled to Laramie for a fishing excursion and planned to return home this evening. M. M. Lesser of Omaha, commissary of the Union Pacific hotel system, visited the local Union Pacific hotel on Wednesday.
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Joe Simedynes
Carl Lessig
Dalton
Laramie
M. M. Lesser
Omaha
Union Pacific Hotel System
U. P
Omaha Visitor Keeps Busy Week Here with Relatives
Mrs Milton Dodds of Omaha is spending the week here as a guest of her sister Mrs W D Harte and family. Mr and Mrs Roy Moore of North Platte visited over the weekend with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Robert Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Dodds
Omaha
W. D. Harte
Roy Moore
North Platte
Robert Jones
Bank examiners visit American National bark
Cheyenne officials C T Rafter and R M Porter of Cheyenne visited the American National bank on Wednesday to conduct an official examination.
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C. T. Rafter
R. M. Porter
Cheyenne
American National Bark
Local notes on births travels and visits across towns
Mrs J H Abbott left for Julesburg Wednesday to establish a future home. She spent the early part of the week in Torrington on a fishing trip. Mr and Mrs E J Morgan and two children returned Tuesday from York where they visited the former's mother Mrs John Morgan. Mr and Mrs J F Gordon are the parents of a daughter born at Roche hospital Tuesday afternoon weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces. Mrs Date Chambers resumed duties at Chambers music store Thursday after several days at home with flu. Miss Floorence Parks returned Tuesday night from Rapid City S C where she stayed with her brother Fred Parks and family WCGC. Lowe of Omaha undertaker with John A Gentleman Mortuary spending a week with his father L G Lowe and relatives.
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J. H. Abbott
Julesburg
Torrington
E. J. Morgan
York
John Morgan
J. F. Gordon
Roche Hospital
Date Chambers
Chambers Music Store
Floorence Parks
Rapid City
S. C
Fred Parks
WCGC
Lowe
Omaha
John A. Gentleman
L. G. Lowe
Mrs McDonald Buys Pontiac Master Coupe From Local Dealer
Elizabeth McDonald is presented as the owner of a Pontiac Master Coupe she purchased this week from Joseph Hahler, the local dealer. The brief item records a new car purchase and identifies the buyer and seller.
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Elizabeth McDonald
Joseph Hahler
Attorney Kratz Attends Court then State Republican Convention
Attorney G. P. Kratz appeared in North Platte court on Tuesday and Wednesday and continued to Omaha for the state Republican convention yesterday, continuing legal commitments alongside party duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Kratz
North Platte
Omaha
Rector Rey Spehr Ill With Flu On Sick List
P E Spehr rector of the Episcopal church has been on the sick list most of the week with flu. He is improved but still confined to his bed.
Morris Couple Welcome Son James Dean at Taylor Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lewis Morris announce the arrival of a son named James Dean at Taylor Hospital Sunday night. The newborn weighed eight pounds at birth.
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Lewis Morris
James Dean
Taylor Hospital
Oakland executive visits local Aluminum Dooking Utensil rep
V. C. Monniger of Oakland California, general supervisor of the Aluminum Dooking Utensil company, spent Thursday here with local company representative Joe Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Monniger
Oakland
Calif
Joe Warner
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Hart Hosts Parks Visit
Mr and Mrs Clayton Parks were dinner guests Sunday at Mrs Alva Hart home in the east Hunnsman district. The festival marked Mrs Hart birthday.
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Mrs
Clayton Parks
Alva Hart
East Hunnsman
Clayton Parks Named Office Manager at Hutchison and Stover
Clayton Parks is now employed as office manager at Hutchison and Stover Plumbing while both owners are away on out of town projects.
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Clayton Parks
The
Hutchison & Stover Plumbing Company
Mr. Hutchison
Mr. Stover
Mrs Worden Returns From Denver Trade Show
Mrs Edna Worden proprietor of Worden beauty shop returned Thursday after attending an international trade show in Denver. She was in session Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Worden
Worden Beauty Shop
Denver
North Platte and Grand Island Supervisors Visit Local Exchange
D D Woolley of North Platte and H H Neilson of Grand Island, main maintenance supervisors for the Northwestern Belt Telephone, were visitors at the local telephone exchange on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Woolley
North Platte
H. H. Neilson
Grand Island
Northwestern Belt Telephone Company
Mrs Frank Beyer Brought To Reche Hospital For Treatment
Mrs Frank Beyer was brought to the Reche hospital on Wednesday night for medical treatment.
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Frank Beyer
Reche Hospital
Cheyenne guest Elmer Oertley at Crosbie home
Elmer Oertley of Cheyenne was a guest at the Thomas Crosbie home on Wednesday, sharing casual hospitality during a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Oertley
Cheyenne
Thomas Crosbie
Karvaneks Move to North Platte for New Home
Mr and Mrs J A Karvanek longtime Sidney residents have relocated to North Platte to establish a new home Mr Karvanek accepted a position with a packing company there
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J. A. Karvanek
Sidney
North Platte
Mr. Karvanek
Royal Neighbors Convention Attended by Four at Lisco
Mrs O M Harris, Mrs Harriet Harr, Mrs Mamie Farr and Mrs Everett Foster attended the big four convention at Lisco Monday. Encampments represented were Lisco Oshkosh Lewellen and Breadwater.
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O. M. Harris
Harriet Harr
Mamie Farr
Everett Foster
Royal Neighbors
Lisco
Oshkosh
Lewellen
Breadwater
Local residents attend Philadelphia Symphony in Denver
Mr and Mrs T E Kokjer and Mr and Mrs J W Cochran traveled to Denver on Wednesday for the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra concert. The M W Osborn Motor Company reports several new car sales including a Plymouth four door touring sedan to Gus Panas of Dalton a Dodge touring sedan to Al Kay of Cheyenne and a Dodge 1/2 ton truck to Western Public Service Company.
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T. E. Kokjer
J. W. Cochran
Denver
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
M. W. Osborn Motor Company
Gus Panas
Dalton
Dodge
al Kay
Cheyenne
Western Public Service Company
Ladies From Denver Return After Business Pleasure Trip
Mrs. Lester Perry Mrs. John Seyler Mrs. Paul Miner and Miss Helen Kirk returned yesterday from Denver where they had been on a trip combining business and pleasure since Sunday. They attended the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra concert there Wednesday night.
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Lester Perry
John Seyler
Paul Miner
Helen Kirk
Denver
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Kings Daughters Hold Bi-monthly Meeting
Members of the Kings Daughters met with Mrs. E. S. Stokes Monday afternoon for a pleasant bi-monthly meeting. Further activities for local charity were planned. A dessert luncheon was served at 1 30 in conjunction with the social part of the afternoon.
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Kings Daughters
E. S. Stokes
P. E. O. Picnic at Olsons Grove Hosts Attendees
Members of Chapter BO P E O turned their regular meeting into a picnic at Olsons grove. Hostesses Mrs J R Taylor and Mrs Catherine Phelps organized the event with out of town guest Mrs Milton Dodds from Omaha in attendance for the enjoyable affair.
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PE. O
Chapter BO
Olsons’ Grove
J. R. Taylor
Catherine Phelps
Milton Dodds
Omaha
Birthday Dinner Honors Gilbert Helfrich Jr on Fourth Birthday
Gilbert Helfrich Jr. celebrated his fourth birthday with a birthday dinner party hosted by Mrs. George Helfrich and family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Helfrichs, and siblings Miriam and Agnes, with covers set for Carl Leonard Patsy and the birthday boy.
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Gilbert Helfrich, Jr
George Helfrich
Carl
Leonard
Patsy
G. F. Helfrichs
Miriam
Agnes
Le Plaisir Club Hostesses Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Grabill hosted members and three guests at a one o'clock luncheon and bridge at her home on Wednesday afternoon. High score among club members went to Mrs Raymond Rogers while the prize for extra guests went to Mrs Lowe of Omaha.
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Grabill
B. C. Grabill
le Plaisir Club
Milton Dodds
Omaha
Jack Lowe
P. E. Spehr
Raymond Rogers
Lowe
Frank Goodwin
Hi Lo Club
Carl Jones
A. EB. Ahrens
R. A. Babcock
C. E., Couch
M. G. Rice
Babcock
Elwood Singer
A. E. Wright
J. W. Weland
Walther League elects new officers at regular meeting
The Walther League elected officers Wednesday night with Albert Mueller as president Edward Kilgore as vice president Hollis Thomas as secretary Mrs Albert Mueller as treasurer and Geraldine Edwards as reporter for Cheyenne County Luther an. Committees will be appointed later by the executive board.
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Walther League
Albert Mueller
Edward Kilgore
Hollis Thomas
Geraldine Edwards
Cheyenne County Lutheran
Mrs Bundy Hosts Bridge Afternoon for Arg-U-Not Club
Mrs A W Bundy presided over an afternoon of bridge at her home Wednesday for members of the Arg-U-Not club and guest Mrs Eugene Davis. Three tables contended in the contests after a dessert luncheon. High and second high scores went to Mrs Don Wolf and Mrs D R Raper.
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Bundy
A. W. Bundy
Eugene Davis
Don Wolf
D. R. Raper
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Drive May 23
The Amer ican Legion auxiliary held a Tuesday night meeting with strong attendance and enthusiasm for future projects. Poppy Day drive plans were finalized for Saturday May 23. Social hour hosts were Mrs. A. J. Hepner, Mrs. C. S. Hemenway, and Mrs. Robert Dyke. Job's Daughters guest Mrs. Haythorn of Ogallala inspected the newly organized group and charter. The chapter, now 24 members, meets twice monthly with visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom of Kimball.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
A. J. Hepner
C. S. Hemenway
Robert Dyke
Job
Haythorn
Ogallala
Grand Guardian
Nebraska
Bether
Wisdom
Kimball
All Day Aid Meeting and Social Plans at Lutheran Church
An all day aid society gathering at St. Pauls Lutheran on Wednesday included 22 members mostly quilting. A noon covered dish dinner followed. The group planned the societys 15th anniversary for Sunday June 21 and appointed a committee to organize the event. Laura Rudd and Laura Fish hosted a farewell picnic for Miss Mildred Perkins, a former Sidney teacher not returning in fall.
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Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rudolph Hartman
Laura Rudd
Laura Fish
Rudd Yard
Mildred Perkins
Mothers Honored by Womans Club Meeting in Library
Mothers were guests of honor at a Womans Club gathering in the library club rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. L. Christy welcomed the distinguished visitors as club President. Mrs. Lee Gain chaired the program featuring The Most of Us reading by Mrs. F. A. Bush, a second reading by Mrs. Henry Whitney, and vocal selections. Hostesses were Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Gain and Mrs. Whitney. a social period and refreshments closed the event.
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Womans Club
Library Club
L. L. Christy
Lee Gain
Prost'am
F. A. Bush
Henry Whitney
Frank Hansen
J. W. Johnson
Mrs. Bush
Gain
Whitney
Libyans White The Libyans of North Africa.
A description notes Libyans as a distinct white faced group with dark curly hair highlighting North Africa's diverse racial features.
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North Africa
Berlin in History First Recorded Mention Date 12H
Berlin first appears in surviving records with the year 12H noted as the initial historical reference. This marks the earliest documented mention of the city in archival material.
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Berlin
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AL Fine Ins, Co
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F. H. Wolf
C.A. West CO
Roy Liggett
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