Sidney News Briefs Show Wide East-West Visitors
Senator and Mrs R A Babcock returned from Arizona and California visiting daughters. Numerous guests from Denver and Wyoming visited Sidney acquaintances over the weekend. Navy dischargees, funerals, Market Week in Denver, and family travels dominate the social notes with several travel plans for May and June.
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R. A. Babcock
Arizona
California
W. L. Larson Jr
Denver
W. L. Larson Sr
G. B. Wookey
Ralph Davidson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davidson
John Whitmire
Wheatland
Wyo
Sidney
Gerald Mayer
Mayer
R. E. Harris
Hessel Hudson
Albert Bonesteel
Navy
William Jackson
Florence Parks
Rapid City
South Dakota
Lexie Parks
York
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
A. P. Pilger
Stanton
Ron Barker
Fern Schumacher
H. R. Montgomery
Ferris Preble
J. C. Preble
Esther Mauser
Phyllis
Catherine Mauser
Mauser
Germain Robineau
C. W. Zike
Dipner
John Elwell
James Whitcomb
Dix
Gordon Storm
Murray
Mitchell
Storm
Mr. Elwell
Virginia Johnson
J. W. Johnson
K. S. Agnew
Kenneth Jelinek
Albert Jelinek
Deward Jelinek
Louis Johnson
John Warburton
Laramie
Land Bankers on Bond Sales
Leon J. Markham of the U S Savings Bond Division lauded Nebraska bankers for guiding war bond drives and preventing land inflation. The Treasury report praises Nebraska farm prices staying modest compared with many states, noting farmers bought land only for reasonable expansion and used surplus to pay mortgages.
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Nebraska
Leon J. Markham
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Treasury Department
Nebraska Bankers Association
Markham
Sidney Garden Club meeting and lodge notices
Tuesday events include Sidney Garden Club with Mrs Earl Bishop at 1208 6th Ave at 2 30 p m Wednesday features Rebekah Lodge in I O O F Hall at 8 p m Thursday Willings Workers Society postponed to May 23 due to Convention WW S GC S Division meetings list Div 1 Mrs E M Gates 1142 Elm Div 2 Mrs Wm Adams 526 Jackson Div 3 Mrs Emil Tank 1428 King
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Sidney Garden Club
Earl Bishop
6Th Ave
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Willings Workers Society
Ww. S. GC. S
E. M. Gates
Wm. Adams
Jackson
Emil Tank
King
Gratitude for support after loss of husband and father
The Bancroft family thanks everyone for the beautiful floral tributes and kindness shown during their bereavement. Sincere appreciation goes to Mrs. L. S. Bancroft and Lorene, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Bancroft and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westover and Ron, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bancroft and Kent, Mrs. Nora Krewer, and Mrs. Rhoda Roberts for their sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Bancroft
Lorene
Darrell Bancroft and Sons
Frank Westover
Ron
Charles Bancroft and
Kent
Nora Krewer
Rhoda Roberts
Seed Certification Closes May 20 in Lincoln
May 20 marks the final day for applications for field inspection of certified small grains in the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association office in Lincoln. Eligible crops include wheat oats barley flax rye brome brass and sweet clover. applications must include identification of seed origin and inspection fees.
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Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Lincoln
Association
Nebraska
North Platte Canteen Thanks Community for Support
In a April 25 1946 letter the North Platte Canteen board thanks local volunteers and donors for time food and cash that made the canteen highly regarded. The last audit shows 3033 dollars, voted to help veterans in hospitals. Signed by secretary Mrs Chas D Hutchens.
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North Platte
Nebr
Sidney South Divide
States
The
North Platte Canteen Board
Mrs
Chas. D. Hutchens
Sec’y
First Lake Steamer Walk-in-the-Water Built in 1818
The fist steamship on the Great Lakes, Walk-in-the-Water, was built in Buffalo in 1818. Just received a brand new shipment of Scotch Tape and Dis pensers. Be sure to see the gay designs in Scotch Tape gift wrapp ings. Something new and different to simplify wrapping, yet make your gift packages more attractive. THE TELEGRAPH.
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Great Lakes
Buffalo
THE
Telegraph
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Leonard Kloch
Alliance
O. L. Miller
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Clarence Hancock
June
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Iowa
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M. E. Pettibone
Madison
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United Air Lines and Communications
Hadley
Adelaide Wunenburg
Miss Hadley
Miss Wunenburg
Estes Park
A. E. Wright
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Howard Dutton
Harold Keith
E. A. Kuehn
Fred Stephens
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W. E. Gehrig
Robert Welsh
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Bikini Atoll
Raymond Maley
Heidelberg
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Ida Schaible
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Cheyenne
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Potter
Cord
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Seattle
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Wilder
Pacific
Rochester
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R. B. Rogers
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