Local Social Notes From The Region
Mrs Harold Bond and daughter Camille attend a shower for Mrs Wayne Bond in Lodgepole. L L Lockwood and others visit George and Mrs Rose in Julesburg. L L Spindler and family visit Crawford. Jeanne Nelson resigns Western Drug position. Ro Jean Galvin to fill. Denver visitors include Dr C H Babbitt and family. Mrs George Nieman and Mrs Claus Engelland celebrate birthday with O L Miller. Numerous local couples and guests share dinners and visits across Alliance Crawford Julesburg and Lodgepole with small social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bond
Camille
Lodgepole
Wayne Bond
L.L. Lockwood
Fred Bredine
Merle Dean
Julesburg
L. L. Spindler
Bob
H. C. Craig
H. C. Spindler
Crawford
Jeanne Nelson
Western Drug Store
Ro Jean Galvin
George Nieman
Claus Engelland
Irma
O. L. Miller
J. A. Sparks
Louis Miller
Roy
Walter Miller
Leonard Klock
Alliance
Frazier Guests Visit Dodds Family in Colorado Springs
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Frazier and their daughter Sharon Lee visited Mr and Mrs Joe Dodds in Colorado Springs over the weekend. Mrs Frazier is the former Jeanette Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Frazier
Sharon Lee
Colorado Springs
Joe Dodds
Frazier
Jeannette Dodds
Pitt McCarrolls Welcome Son Steven Mort in Asheville NC
Mr and Mrs Pitt McCarroll of Asheville North Carolina announced the birth of a son Steven Mort born May 10 at 2 pm weighing 10 pounds 12 ounces Mrs McCarroll is the daughter of A L Mort of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt McCarroll
Asheville
North Carolina
Steven Mort
McCarroll
A. L. Mort
Sidney
Winter and Mahr Trip to Denver and Back
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Winter and Mrs. J. K. Mahr drove to Denver Wednesday returning to Sidney on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Winter
J. K. Mahr
Denver
Sidney
Dowd Family Visits Sidney on Mother's Day
J. W. Dowd of Garden City Kansas spent Mother's Day in Sidney at the home of his parents in law Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill. Mrs. Dowd and their two children returned home with him after a two week visit at the parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dowd
Garden City
Kansas
Sidney
Baker family weekend in Scottsbluff ends with granddaughter injur
Mr and Mrs George Baker traveled to Scottsbluff to visit their son Joe Baker and family over the weekend. Their granddaughter Janice Baker was thrown from a horse and suffered a concussion but is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Baker stayed in Scottsbluff until Tuesday. Seaman First Class Gerald Fraundorfer, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fraundorfer of Sidney, has arrived in San Francisco from Tokyo and will proceed to New York for reassignment. Ward Johnson is due back from Denver after a weeklong Safeway Store managers training. Mr and Mrs O L Miller were guests at son Walter Miller and wife’s home for Mother's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Scottsbluff
Joe Baker
Janice Baker
Gerald Fraundorfer
Frank Fraundorfer
Sidney
San Francisco
Tokyo
New York
Ward Johnson
Denver
Safeway
O. L. Miller
Walter Miller
Local Families Share Holiday Weekend Visits
Los Angeles guests Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Riggs and daughter Muriel visited Bronson hosts Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lyngholm. Scottsbluff guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Howard joined Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howard and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Uptegrove last week. Corporal Leroy Johnson, son of Mrs. Hazel Johnson, was discharged May 8 after two years in the Army Air Force stationed at Roswell since December. Dr. J. Ole Olson is seriously ill in Chadron hospital with a ruptured appendix. the Olsons formerly ran the Oasis Cafe in Sidney and now live in Chadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Riggs
Miss Muriel
Los Angeles
Harold Lyngholm
Bronson
Don Howard
Scottsbluff
Mark Howard
E. L. Uptegrove
Leroy Johnson
Hazel Johnson
Army Air Force
Roswell
New Mexico
Ole) Olson
Chadron
Mrs. Olson
Sidney
Oasis Cafe
Mrs. Witters Visits Cheyenne Parental Home
Mrs. Earl Witters of Cheyenne arrived Monday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christ and Mr. N. E. Witters, as well as Mr. Witters own parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Witters
Cheyenne
Carl Christ
Mr. Witter
N. E. Witters
Mr and Mrs Hand Leave for Colby Kansas Farm Interests
Mr and Mrs J L Hand departed Thursday to oversee farming interests at Colby Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hand
Colby
Kansas
Hamilton man joins Brown McDonald Store staff
A. W. Peterson of Hamilton Ili nois has accepted a position in the Brown McDonald Store. Peterson was honorably discharged from the Navy five weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Peterson
Hamilton, Ilinois
Brown-McDonald
Peterson
Navy
Heizers and Davison Spend Sunday in Gering Visit
Mr and Mrs Edwin Heizer and Mrs Rose Davison with their baby spent Sunday in Gering as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Heizer
Rose Davison
Gering
Ralph Harrison
Patterson Joins The Telegraph Mechanical Dept in Grandfield
Harry L Patterson of Grandfield Oklahoma begins work in The Telegraph mechanical department on Wednesday. He served two years in the Army Air Force, reflecting prior military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Patterson
Grandfield
Oklahoma
the Telegraph
Patterson
Army Air Force
Heinleins Return From California Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs W RB Heinlein arrived Wednesday night from their California honeymoon and will be at home in the Moore Apartments.
Mrs Bernie Goldstein Visits Denver With Son
Mrs Bernie Goldstein is spending this week with relatives in Denver along with her small son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Goldstein
Small Son
Denver
Dimerys Return From Lincoln With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Martin Dimery came back Thursday from Lincoln with their daughter Mrs Carl G Schlumberger and grandson Marty who will stay for a week visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dimery
Lincoln
Carl G. Schlumberger
Marty
Junior Division hostesses announced for W S C S meeting
Mrs Del Lamm and Mrs Roland Biggs will host the Junior Division of the W S C S at Mrs Lamm s home 1135 7th Avenue on Tuesday at 7 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Lamm
Roland Biggs
Taylor Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Hospital reader notices list admissions births and dismissals for Mrs Mildred Donihoe Paul Koehn LeRoy Stewart Leila Klug Elenore Stewart Eva Brown Raymond Aurich Edward Bergner Hazel Hofer Louise Gade Mary Bitner Wilber Surratt and others across Lodgepole Peetz Potter Ordville Bushnell and surrounding towns with dates Thursday through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Donihoe
Charles Dedic
Potter
Francis Koehn
Raymond Hecker
Leila Klug
Elenore Stewart
Lodgepole
John Hartway, Jr
Peetz
Colo
Eva Brown
Raymond Aurich
Edward Bergner
Carolyn Schobert
Hazel Hofer
Louise Gade
Mary Elizabeth Bitner
Cecil Shepard
Bushnell
Ida May Lydiatt
Elden Dent
Ordville
P. A. Donihoe
Paul Koehn
Edward Claycomb
B. C. King
Local Social Notes List of Residents and Names
Mrs Edgar Sayre Darlene Smith Delmar Zalesky Thursday Bertha Woodward Sunday F E Gala gher Jack H Lowe Monday John R Mills Wednesday Mrs Raymond Bloom and infant son Kimball Thursday Delmar Zalesky Mrs John Hajek Friday Gus Widstrand Mrs Kenneth De Mers and infant daughter Sunol Saturday Frank Gallagher Tuesday Mrs Willard Wills and daughter Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Sayre
Darlene Smith
Delmar Zalesky
Bertha Woodward
F. E. Galagher
Jack H. Lowe
John R. Mills
Raymond Bloom
Kimball
John Hajek
Gus Widstrand
Kenneth de Mers
Sunol
Frank Gallagher
Willard Wills
Hog Care: Water and Shade Key to Summer Hog Welfare
Farmers are advised that hog care hinges on ample water and shade to beat heat. Adequate hydration and shelter help pigs stay healthy, productive, and comfortable during hot months. Regular monitoring of water availability and shade coverage is recommended for best results.
Fire Gutts Wash Brothers Store in Sterling
A fire early Monday gutted the Wash Brothers two story grocery and Knights of Columbus building in Sterling, estimating damage at 75 000 dollars or more. The blaze endangered the Masonic Temple and Sterling Hotel and scorched two neighboring structures. The 1910 building measured 60 by 115 feet with a 17 inch front wall, its sidewall propped by a heavy stringer to prevent collapse. Grocery stock valued around 30 000 dollars, plus recent jams and soaps totaling about 7 000 dollars, were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Wash Brothers
Knights of Columbus
Masonic Temple
Sterling Hotel
Marsan Automotive Service
Wash Brothers Grocery
Fred Wash
State Farm Index Highest Since 1920s
The Nebraska prices received by farmers reached 206 percent of the 1909-14 base in April, highest since July 1920, with gains across grain and meat groups. Corn, oats, barley and rye rose, rye up 25 cents a bushel, and cattle, calves, sheep, and lambs boosted the meat index. Hogs steady. eggs down mid-April amid typical seasonal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Bureau
Marriage Licenses Filed in Potter and Sidney Areas
Edgar Carl Boehnke and Wauneta Marie Gemeinhardt of Potter dated May 8. Ralph O. Blackwood of Sidney and Helen A. Rogers of Chicago dated May 9. Hobart M. Williamson of Sidney and Verna L. Ingram of Sidney dated May 10. Charles B. Mathews of Sidney and Myra M. McGinney of Sidney dated May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Carl Boehnke
Marie Gemeinhardt
Ralph O. Blackwood
Sidney
Helen A. Rogers
Chicago
Illinois
Hobart M. Williamson
Verna L. Ingram
Charles B. Mathews
Myra M. McGinney
State Highways Will Get First Attention
Nebraska plans to upgrade its 1500 mile state highway system to meet modern standards before expanding farm-to-market roads. State Engineer Wardner G. Scott cites federal funding for rural roads and emphasizes maintaining the state role. Counties face higher costs to meet standards, while some argue current roads were built cheaply and require rebuilding. Nineteen counties have 21 secondary road projects under department plans totaling about 908 thousand dollars. Seventeen counties have funds but not selected projects. five seek Federal program participation but added funds are not yet provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Wardner G. Scott
Scott
Mr. Scott
Plainview Club Hosts Mother's Day Party
Mrs Muriel Crosby and Mrs Cecil Hunt entertained Plainview Club members on May 8 at the former’s home. Spring flowers decorated, roll call on mothers, bingo played, and a dainty lunch shared. Special guests included Mrs Anna Badziong and Mrs Norman Wilnes of Sidney and others from Grand Island Lorenzo Sunol Gur ney and more. Next meeting June 16 at the Shelter House with a family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Crosby
Cecil Hunt
Plainview Club
Leon Lafler
Arnold Sunderman
Robert Irwin
A. W. Thomas
Anna Badziong
Norman Wilnes
Sidney
Susan Irwin
Grand Island
John Williams
Lorenzo
John Miller
Sunol
Arnold Draper
Gurney
Keith Deaver
Ralph Lafler
Shelter House
Farm Prices Rise to 26 Year High in April for Nebraska
Nebraska farmers saw April prices climb to the highest since July 1920 with the all commodity index at 206 percent of the 1909-14 average. Corn oats barley and rye led grain gains while meat animal prices rose driven by cattle calves sheep and lambs. Hog prices remained steady.
Future Workers Club Sees Bum mer Wardrobe Project
The Future Workers 4 H Sewing Club met at 4 30 Wednesday at the Story home with nine members present. Mary Story was elected president with Shirley Brown as vice president Shirlee Johnson secretary and Sharon Brown news reporter. The next meeting will be May 27 at Shirlee Johnsons home to receive club literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Workers Club
the Future
Workers 4-H Sewing Club
Story
Miss Burbank
Mary Story
Shirley Brown
Shirlee Johnson
Sharon Brown
Shirlée Johnson
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C. H. Babbitt
Bruce
B. H. Grimm
Wayne Ayres
Barbara Littleton
Paramount
Mexico
FOX Theatre
Dorothy Lamour
Arturo de Cordova
Mitchell Leisen
Patric Knowles
Ann Dvorak
George Rigaud
Department
Automotive
Dodge & Plymouth
Insands
Dodge
Plymouth
Bendix
Kelvinator
Sidney, Nebraska
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Meir, Coe
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