Local Society Notes Highlight Patchwork Week
A bustling sequence of church circle meetings, charity efforts, and social gatherings fills the town diary. Presbyterian, Willing Workers, Kings Daughters, and St. Paul’s Aid each host discussions, devotional talks, and festive plans. Upcoming events include W S C S and O E S gatherings, with a Thanksgiving dance, Christmas baskets, and a dessert bridge fundraiser on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Pearson
Paul Pearson
James Hazelwood
Willing Workers Society
Neal Morris
Glen Greenlee
Kings Daughters
Earl Kratz
Rena McCleneghan
St. Paul’s Aid Society
Elmer Gade
Arnold Stockamp
Frank Mueller
Stockamp
Everett Gade
Ella~ Mangels
Germany
Arc Society
Arc Room
The
Presbyterian Church
James Moody
Ward Olson
Bess Shires
Howard Osborne
Wyoming Ranks Fifth in Swiss Cheese Production
Wyoming now ranks fifth among the dairy states in Swiss cheese production with an annual output around 1,250,000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sidney News Roundup of Sunday Visitors and Local Happenings
A sprawling list of weekend visitors, travels, and events in Sidney details Elsie O Hara returning to town with W P Ackerman and other guests. Numerous trips to Lincoln, Denver, Ames, and Omaha are noted with family ties, hospital visits, and football game attendances, plus local church activities and a fire call near the Non Stock building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie O’hara
Lincoln
Sidney
W. P. Ackerman
Edgar Sayre
Nebraska-Kansas
Nebraska University
R. J. Wait
Robert
Nebraska
Charles
Keith Sayre
Charles Jobe
Dalton
Jobe
Phoenix
Ariz
E. A. Winter
Superior
C. B. Winter
Ethel Ellison
Gladys Bell
Roche Hospital
W. D. Harte
Denver
Lowell Leypoldt
Harte
Mr. Leypoldt
Harold Keith
Ames
Iowa
Thomas L. Farthing
Overland
Jack Brening
Broadwater
Carl Baker
Gilbert Myers
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Glenn Leonard
Sunnyside
Washington
Ralph Fish
Helen
Scottsbluff
Myrle Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Charlotte
Alma
Evan Stines
Norma Jeanne
Charles Gunderson
Potter
Merle Gill
Harold Thomas
Boulder
Colo
C. U.-Missouri
Sydney Dunn
Earl’ Johnson
Julia
William Dye
Lee Glessner
Julesburg
Dan Miller
Burlington
Patsy Lindley
Bayard
Peggy Lindley
Jim Cox
E. W. Snell
Gering
Rae Jones
Larry
Sidney-Gering
Richard Snell
O. R. Chaney
Faye Lehmkuhl
Ross Robinson
Lodgepole
Chaney
Lehmkuhl
H. C. Quinn
Don Sprengel
Kearney
Intercollegiate Association For the Study
Columbus
Ohio
Marion Troutman
Emanuel Troutman
Bill Allen
Cheyenne
Troutman
R. E. Harris
Hastings College
Sherrerd
E. S. Sherrerd
C. E. Wiedeburg
Jack
Union Pacific
Linden Street
Jean Larsen
Neal Rowan
Jane
Norma Lea
University of Nebraska
Hybrid Corn Aims to Rebuild European Livestock
American hybrid corn is seen as a key element in restoring Europe’s livestock industry. The statement underscores the crop’s potential to boost feed efficiency and support postwar agricultural recovery for European farmers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Police Court Hearing for Speeding Case
Theresa A. Van Ness appeared before Judge Glen Grenlee Tuesday night and pleaded guilty to speeding charges. She received a $25 fine plus court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa A. van Ness
Glen Grenlee
County Court Sentences Man on Intoxication Charge
Herbert Block from Grand Rapids Michigan was jailed in Cheyenne County after falling from a C B & Q train early Friday. He was arraigned Monday and sentenced to 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to intoxication charges.
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Herbert Block
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cheyenne County
Waste Not Leaves How Gardeners Can Reuse Fall Debris
Garden experts from the U S Department of Agriculture urge households to compost fallen leaves rather than burn them. Properly layered with soil or fertilizer, leaves rot into humus that improves soil moisture and soil workability, while ash adds trace nutrients. Mulching bulbs and shrubs with a 3 to 4 inch leaf layer insulates against cold, and municipalities may provide street-cleaned leaves free of contaminants for home composting.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Eradicate Weeds to Halt Crop Diseases Spread
A study finds weed growth accelerates crop disease spread as weeds harbor pathogens. Researchers recommend integrated weed management and early detection to protect yields and reduce chemical use.
Sheriff Schulz to Attend Nebraska Sheriffs Convention
Cheyenne County Sheriff W. W. Schulz left Sunday for Fremont Nebraska to attend the annual Nebraska Sheriffs Association convention held there Monday and Tuesday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
W. W. Schulz
Fremont
Nebr
Nebraska Sheriffs Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Thompson
Presbyterian Circle
Frank Helms
J. R. Miller
Leo Shuman
Joe Crumline
Womens Society of Christian Service
Walter Cork
A. E. Ahrens
Raymond Maley
L. &. Spindler
Pakistan
Delores Fuller $Ang
Miss Rieken
Bernard Rieken
Mildred
Bunco
Tedouser
Jerry Oliverius
Don Rieken
Shirley
Paul Houser
Leonard Rieken
Mary Ann Treinen
Sam Moore
Lorraine ‘Hornicek
Alvin Miles
Marjorie ‘Andersen
Thimble Club
E. Troutman
Clifford Stephenson
Evening Contract Club
Edwin Parker
Earl “Bishop
W. E. Cunningham
Mark Howard
Country Club
D. E. Weimer
Ben King
Edward Henkle
Wayne Ayers
Jack Weimer
Glen Bales
Anna Haze
Oxford
A. J. Floan
B. N. Club
Nimtz
Albert Nimtz
Roy Wells
Carl Ziegler
Providence
Masonic Hall
Rebekah
Kensington
St. Martha’s Guild
A. D. Greenlee
Illinois St. W. S. C. S
Ray Pierson
Jackson
Herschel Spearow
von Oas
Cecil Donovan
Nebraska ‘State Employment Service
St. Patrick’s Academy
Creighton University
Omaha
John Egl- Sner
Veronica Gehrig
Frederick Johnston
Donald Maher
John Peetz
William Thompson
Eugene F. Stormberg
Creighton
W. C. Newsum
Waterloo
A. F. Weber
Weber
AEW
Eames
FOX Theatre
A. Castle
Q.heather Seo
Keepeake
Jewelers
Mighty Joe Young
Terry Moore
Ov Orr
Jhlatee
PVT My NG
Randolph
YOUR
Bill Williams
Victor Jory
Jane High
Will
Jackie. Cooper
Carl Indi
Nora A. Connelly
Dalton Hospital
Pankau
Fr Lippe
Gene Ross
Dapler
Dupler
Duplers
Greenlees
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