Graduation Recitals Highlight Miss Feetz Group
On May 26 Miss Helen Feetz led two graduation recitals for twenty students in piano and theory, with each graduate performing three solos and an ensemble piece. Soloists included Shirlee Johnson Rosemary Peetz Emily Sowards Patty Moore and others in the 4 pm show and Allyn Dee Whitmire Danny McLaughlin Ann Kokjer and more in the 8 pm slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Feetz
Shirlee Johnson
Rosemary Peetz
Emily Sowards
Patty Moore
Joy Glaubitz
Betty Schaffert
Jean Bledsoe
Marlene Rose
Shirley Rose
Beverly
Joyce Handley
Mary Ann Maher
LaDonna Handley
Francine Rose
Doris Kucera
Dan Sellers
Nancy Marsh
Audrey Ronk
Ella Mae Beyer
Dick Powell
Gloria Peetz
Jim Morgan
Darrene Johnson
Norma Lea Rowan
Dorothy Osborn
Cull Piles Menace To State Spud Crop
The Potato Development Division warns western Nebraska farmers that potato cull piles invite vast insect and disease problems. Cull piles breed pests that migrate to fields during late emergence, spreading late blight and costly damage. Maine’s recent law against cull piles underscores the issue.
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Potato Development Division
Nebraska
Poato
Maine
Assistance money available to counties approves May allotment
Board of Control approves May assistance allotments totaling 997 447 dollars as announced by Assistance Director Neil C Vandemoer. April allotments were 986 651 dollars. Old age clients receive 806 296 dollars blind 14 629 dollars dependent children 176 522 dollars. Of the total the federal government furnishes 455 811 dollars and the state 541 636 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Neil C. Vandemoer
Butter Fingers 4-H Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Butter Fingers 4-H Club met March 26 at Marjorie Troidle’s home with Miss Burbank helping. Marlene Rose was chosen president, Eleanor Schoen vice president, Marjorie Troidle secretary, Francine Rose news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Fingers
Marjorie Troidle
Miss Burbank
Marlene Rose
Eleanor Schoen
Francine Rose
John Schoen
Francis Rose
Butter Fingers Club
Della May Adels
Marjorie Treidle
Bonnie Bartels
Sidney Garden Club meeting notes and new member
The Sidney Garden Club met at Mrs Earl Bisheep's home on Tuesday May 14 with nine members present. New member Mrs Arnold Westerhoff joined. Rex Olson presented the Article of Interest on Ten Leading Garden Flowers, listing Rose and Mum at the top followed by Delphinium Iris Lily Peony Narcissus Tulip Dahlia Gladiola. Young read about the Legend of the Tulip. Rabe led a Nomenclature Test with Young achieving the top score. Next meeting set for the second Tuesday in June. venue to be announced. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
Earl] Bisheep
Arnold Westerhoff
Rex Olson
Young
Government To Take 25 Percent Of Wheat
The government announced a 25 percent requisition of the new wheat crop delivered to grain elevators. The agriculture department said the wheat would not be taken directly from farmers, but half of wheat sold at delivery must be sold immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Grain export drive imposes wheat flour limits and bread drop
The agriculture department announced continued controls to boost grain exports. Bread will be 15 percent below normal for a year from July, with millers limited to 75 percent of 1945 domestic flour output, rising to 85 percent on July 1. Beer restrictions stay through summer 1947, and 80 percent of wheat must be milled into flour. The policy aims to export at least a quarter billion bushels of wheat from an estimated one billion bushel crop.
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Agriculture Department
Department
Glass bottle stopper loosening tip for tight fit
For a stuck glass stopper drop a few drops of glycerin between the stopper and the bottle neck to loosen the fit. This reduces friction and allows the stopper to be withdrawn more easily without damage.
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Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Soceryports
Tracy
Omaha
Masonic Club
D. E Weimer
A. Gould
Robert Dyke
QO. L. Miller
Elwood Singer
G. B. Wookey
Mrs. Barker
Ron Barker
Hazel’s
Contract Bridge
Guy Ellsworth
Rae Jones
Hans Jacobsen
L. J. Olson
Hay Springs
W .D. Harte
P. L. Martin
Martin
Robert Clark
Leonard Herrod
Louis Niebaum
Friendly Birthday Club
Ray Rexroth
Daugher
Alice
Sames
Alice Rexroth
Mirs
Ira Lund
E. Troutman
Frank Raddatz
Dorothy Peterson
Fred Plorin
Vena Miller
A. F. Whitmire
Niebawm
Gaston Christ
Christ
Columbus
Georgia
J. H. O’neil
Hazell's
O'Neil
E. D. Worden
Robert Sanders
Carl Schmidt
Sidney
Sanders
R. O. Bond
Lodgepole
Nye Bond
Fort Douglas
Utah
Lincoln
Harold Bond
Wayne Bond
Leonard Bond
Rita Jean Bond
Love
Lace Sprengzle
Bob
James Campbell
Lodgevele
Rebekah Kensington
Charles Jameson
Josephine Cloud
Jameson
Gladys Haines
Ernest Jaeckel
Eader
Gene Davis
del Lamm
St. Martha’s Guild
T. B. Kokjer
L. C. Barstow
St. Martha's Guild
Kekjer
E. L. Uptegrove
A. D. Greenlee
W. D. Harte
Willing Workers
Willing Workers Society of the Christian Church
Bess Simpson
Jack Bowman
William Bergner
Bergner
Fuller
Presbyterian Circle
C. H. Fuller
Leo Shuman
Harold Keith
Irene Canfield
Frances Willard
Hans Jacobs
Union Pacific
Victory Garden
Union Pacific Railroad
Dodge Street
Resse
14Th St
Antee
Oliver Dealers
Hossack Implt. CO
Grant St
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Society
Sidney, Nebraska
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Aeronca
CHIEF
Kimball
Rodman Airport
Flying Service
Dwight Griswold
Man
Washington
Farehill
Dwight Grisweld
Omaha Court House
United States
Senator
Nebraska As Who
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