Community Progress and Visits Across Town
Mrs. Nevin Hopkins and her daughters visit Ainsworth relatives for weeks. Various families—Hopkins, Thiltges, Lindley, Crawford, Korsmeyer, Mowry, Roth, Stockdick, Baker—return from travels or plan winter stays in Phoenix, Denver, and Colorado Springs. Mrs. Faust welcomes daughter Dee Ann at Sidney Hospital. Msgr. Link shows slow improvement after hospitalization. many guests and en route trips mark a busy social period in town.
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Nevin Hopkins
Ainsworth
Art Nelson
Hopkins
Ami
William Thil
Falls City
Nebr
Thiltges
Mary Thiltges
Frank Portrey
Harry Lindley
Peggy
Lodgepole
Lindley
Elmer Holtman
Denver
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo
J. C. Crawford
Ansley
Ed Caywood
Raymond Aurich
Cheyenne
Henry Korsmeyer
William Mowry
California
Mowry
Doris Sensei
Raymond Maley
Ralph Roth
Mike
Debby
Mr. Roth
Charles Roth
Pasadena
Calif
Chicago
Roth
Patsy Daugharty
Sidney
Harold Keith
Colorado Mountains
E. J. Hanna
Casper
Wyo
Howard Dutton
Broadwater
Ohn Buettner
Thersa
Grover, Colo
Lawrence Shupe
Jonnie
Gilbert Myrs
Ames Devier
Phoenix
Tthel Myers
Dalton
Carlsad
New Mexico
Joyce Baumback
Baldwin
Kansas
Baker University
Anton Link
Haseen
George Pucket
Puckett
Frank Otspeich
Lotspeich
Teir
Hampton
Sheridan
Missouri
Joe Knight
Ildren
Catherine
Vanda
Harley
Sun Valley
Idaho
Ervin Clasen
John
Orenco
Oregon
John Brown
Knight
Clasen
Brown
Harold Ickert
Jacqueline Ann
Fremont
Edgar Knight
Ompton
Charlieckert
Ludwig Schroelar
Seattle
Washington
New York City
Martha Wright
South Pacific
Regis Ruiz
Mexico
Albert Greenlee
Boardmoor
Colorado Springs
E. A. Winter
B. E. Immel
Superior
Nebraska
B. W. Schulte
Omaha
C. S. Radcliffe
United States
Canada
Paul Faust
Sidney Hospital
Dee Ann
Sidney air guard honors Korean War veterans and sailors
Armed Forces Pvt. Stanley W. Weaver of Sidney guards United Nations delegates at the armistice conference near Munson. Weaver, 10 months in Korea since September, wears the Korean Service Ribbon with one star and fought at Blondy Ridge with the 17th Infantry combat team. Edward E. Rhine, journalist in training at Great Lakes, is slated to graduate November 2. Lt. John F. Tierney Jr. of Sidney participates in the Atlantic Fleet exercise, listed as son of Mr. and Mrs. debn Tierney and husband of Mrs. J. F. Tierney of Spot, N. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley W. Weaver
Sidney
United Nations
Munson
7Th Division
17Th Infantry
Blondy Ridge
Kumwa
Weaver
Korea
Naval Instructor Training School
Service School Command
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Edward E. Rhine
USN
12Th Ave
Nebr
Daisy R. Rhine
Waukegan
Rhine
John F. Tierney, Jr
Debn ¥. Tierney
J. F. Tierney
Spot
N. C
Soldier Hyatt Completes Training and Promotes to Policeman
Private Kenneth M. Hyatt finished basic training at San Antonio Air Base and is promoted to Policeman. He will depart November 5 for Canyon, Georgia. He is the son of Mrs. Ed Caywood.
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Kenneth M. Hyatt
San Antonio Air Base
Canyon, Ga
Ed Caywood
Scrap Drive Urges Cheyenne County Farmers to Sell Scraps
The Cheyenne County Agricultural Mobilization Committee issued an urgent plea for scrap steel to bolster national defense. It urged farmers to collect farm scrap this fall and sell to dealers, noting good current prices and that scrap is essential as steel production remains strained. It lists items sought from plow parts to old wire and batteries, emphasizing lighter scrap in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Agricultural Mobilization Committee
National Production Authority
Office of Price Stabilization
Veteran Ag Classes Resuming At Dalton High
The veterans agriculture class at Dalton High School will resume Thursday at 7 30 P M. John Flora of Gurley has been hired to replace Louis Piva, the former instructor, who moved to Kimball High School as a vo ag instructor.
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Dalton High School
John Flora of
Gurley
Louis Piva
Kimball High School
Busy November schedule for Sidney city events
November in Sidney is packed with events from the Nebraska State Wheat Show on November 2 in Sidney to the Sidney Civic Concert Series on November 5 featuring Morais and Miranda. Farmers will watch for the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau meeting and the Hereford Show and Sale on November 30. Key meetings include the county 4-H committee with Duane E. Loewenstine on November 14 and the home extension clubwomen program on November 15, plus training for county agents on November 25 and a look‑out meeting in Bridgeport on November 30. The Lodgepole Valley Activities Association dinner is set for November 10, with the month closing events continuing through the period.
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Sidney
Winer
Nebraska
Morais
Miranda
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Nebraska Panhandle Hereford Association
FFA
Alliance
Duane E. Loewenstine
Cheyenne County
Sidney City Auditorium
Lincoln
Panhandle
Bridgeport
Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
Sidney High Band Auxiliary Events Highlight Month
The Sidney High School Band Auxiliary calendars a November program with Charles Coburn's in person appearance on November 21 at the City Auditorium, sponsored by the Sidney Lions Club. The Windy Plains Boy Scout District hosts an annual dinner on November 1 at the Sioux Ordnance Depot Cafeteria. Governor Val Peterson speaks at a November 29 soil conservation honor for Ed Block, Grafton Crabb, and Francis Egging. Armistice Day November 11, with November 12 observed, plus Thanksgiving November 22. December displays loom as shopping days count down to the holidays.
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Ing
Sidney High School
Charles Coburn
Sidney Lions Club
City
Windy Plains
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Cheyenne County
Omaha World Herald
Val Peterson
Ed Block
Grafton Crabb
Lodgepole
Francis Egging
Potter
County Soil Conservation Office
Panhandle Potatoes Fail to Meet Last Year’s Yield
Western Nebraska potato harvest drops to about half of last year’s bumper crop due to heavy rains and late blight. Fungus disease hit irrigated and low wet fields. average yields run 275 to 300 bushels per acre with Lodgepole area even lower. Top grade potatoes down about 75 percent from last year.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Panhandle
Lodgepole
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Sidney
Public library access gap noted in U S survey
A survey highlights a major gap in library access with about one third of Americans living in areas that lack free public libraries. Experts warn this limits educational and civic opportunities for residents without local library services.
First Class Began at Johns Hopkins in 1876
Johns Hopkins University started its first class on October 3 1876 marking the opening of the institution under its pioneering model. The event placed the university at the forefront of American higher education with a focus on research and graduate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Univerity
Mortuary thanks for help at Charles Faytinger service
The Craig Mortuary offers sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors who attended the services for Charles Faytinger and assisted with arrangements donated floral tributes provided the sermon and music for the service.
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Craig Mortuary
Charles Faytinger
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Stephen Hinrichs
John Hinrichs
Theidney Hospital
Fred Weiderrecht
A. B. Knox
Wamsley
Umbing
Illinois
V. F. W. Club
Oya
Dalton’s Clothing Store
Thomas G. Epps
Charles L. Epps
Mary M. Blood and
Income Tex
StepOn
Fisher
BUICK
Pat
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
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