Old Timers Attend U P Convention in Sun Valley
A special Omaha to Sun Valley train brought Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Worden and Mr. and Mrs. Fred George of Sidney home after attending the Union Pacific Old Timers Convention in Sun Valley Idaho. Also in the group were Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton Julesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Miller Dix. Shelton heads the local Old Timers Club and Mrs. Cook heads the Auxiliary. The convention opened in Sun Valley Monday morning and the Omaha train passed Sidney last Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Worden
Fred George
Sidney
Union Pacific
Sun Valley
Idaho
George Shelton
Julesburg
Miller
Dix
Shelton
Foster Cook
Frank Baker
Oil industry ready for emergencies says Neptune
Millard K. Neptune president of The Platte Pipe Line spoke in Sidney during Oil Progress Week. He told The Sidney Telegraph the petroleum industry can increase deliveries by one million barrels per day in case of mobilization. He noted 15 percent of a $35 billion industry is held in standby, with gasoline prices near those from 25 years ago.
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Millard K. Neptune
Platte Pipe Line
Neptune
Sidney
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Sidney Telegraph
America
Russia
Roumania
United States
Venezuela
Persian Gulf
Nebraska freshmen named sorority treasurer and VP
Pledge offices at University of Nebraska go to Shirley Irwin and Cleo Kennedy, both freshmen and pledges to Kappa Delta. Shirley becomes treasurer while Cleo is elected vice president and pledge rush chairman.
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Shirley Irwin
Cleo Kennedy
University of Nebraska
Kappa Delta Sorority
Shirley
Cléo
Pledge Rush
Hereford Sale Planned For November 19 At Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
The sixth annual Hereford show and sale by the Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association is set for Thursday November 19. Forty one bulls and six females are listed, with a smaller entry than last year but officials expect strong quality. Jewett Folkérson of Liberty Missouri will auctioneering and Dr C R Watson of Mitchell will judge. Grand Champion Bull and Grand Champion Female will receive traveling trophies, ribbons supplied by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Nebraska Panhandle -Hereford Breeders Association
Verlin Livingston
Cheyenne ‘County Fairgrounds
Livingston
Jewett Folkérson
Liberty
C. R. Watson
Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
Reader's Digest Tells Of New Sewing Machine
The October issue profiles Leon Jolson who arrived in 1947 with his wife and $1.67 and grew Necchi Sewing Machine Sales Corporation into a $25 million yearly business in the United States. He challenged tradition and helped revolutionize sewing habits nationwide, as millions read the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Jolson
United States
Necchi Sewing Machine Sales Corporation
Crowd Observes Well Completion Demonstration
A large crowd gathered at the Sidney Community Hotel site as the McCullough Tool Co drilled to 20 feet with a small rig set up by the Ohio Oil Company. Two perforations were made in the drill stem using McCullough guns and a glass jet, allowing spectators to view the holes. Bill McCullough explained the process, noting perforations occur where tests indicate oil. George Kolzow introduced Don Hall and Clair Hess for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
McCullough: Tool Co
Ohio Oil Company
McCullough
Bill McCullough
Rocky Mountain
Don Hall
Clair Hess
Adult Art Students Call for Supplies List
Adult Education art class invites enrolled students sponsored by the PTA to call Mrs. Lee Mitchell at 4063 to obtain the supplies for the first meeting. The group meets in the High School biology room at 7 30 p m Tuesday, with class starting work then. The eight week course welcomes beginners and those with prior experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
Crowded Out Tuesday Guests Mark Sunol Social Roundup
South Sunol residents report a string of weekend and weekday visits. Bob Misegadis and family hosted relatives from Chappell and Lincoln. Joe Bonkiewicz Sr. toured Sterling for business. Ted Houser and family hosted Morrill and Sidney guests. Jack Geertz returned from Korea and visits with J. W. Houser Sr. Also noted were deaths, medical events, and a serious injury from a ladder accident in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Myerholz
Créok
Daring Dickinson
Ow Ee
Joe .Bonkiewicz
Denver
Ricky Englert
Sunol
Bob Misegadis
J. W. Houser, Sr
Herman ‘DeFrance
Bill
Alliance
Clarence Wittrock
Carpenter
Wyo
Clarence Houser
Sidney
George’ Lynch
Dave Franss
Ted Houser
Morrill
A.H
Bartel
Sandra
Sharon
Joe Bonkiewicz
Sterling
Henry and
Harvey Bartel
Mrs. Houser
Jack"Geet'tz
Alexandria
Nebr
Houser
Jack
Korea
Wisconsin
George Marshall
Mabel
Ray Miller
Glenn
Dickinson
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Hereford Sale
Reader’s Digest
RED Cross Shoes
Cobbies
Red Cross
All America
Greenlees
Kittie
Alse
Galahad
Standby ‘Brand
Tor
Wilson
Robert
Fairmont’s
McGoa
Ety
Cran A
Saddle Club Lai
Bake Sale
Ries
Wrisley
Malaga
Wty
P. Skaggs Food Store
Nebraska
Potter
Fred Dorman
Chappell
R. F. Reynolds
Lincoln
Joe Bonkiwicz
von Selim
Von
J. P. Seda
D. E. Dickinson
Holdrege
Gloria Hyerholz
Bonnie Jo Dickinson
Charlie Dickinson
Ollie Kilgore
Larkspur
California
Che.Telegraph
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