Nebraska Delegates To National Club Camp
Four Nebraska 4-H club members were chosen to represent the state at the national club camp in Washington June 15 to 21. Ruth Leong and Helen Morgan from Lincoln and Colles, Eagle and Inland, will travel with Miss Helen Noyes and will tour Chicago Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls and Philadelphia before the camp. The trip includes recreations and conferences with about 200 circle members from across the country. delegates will pay part of their expenses while the state club office and counties cover the rest.
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Rational
Capitol
Philadelphia
Alleghany Mountains
Niagara Falls
Nebraska
James Wall
Eagle
Helen Noyes
Lincoln
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara
New York City
Philadel
Hoover
Washington
State Club
Fox Theatre features Union Depot set in First National film
The Fox Theatre showcases a large Union Depot interior set for a First National film starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Joan Blondell. The production includes a bustling station with multiple shops and a 5000-strong cast, described as the biggest set ever for director Alfred Ye Greer. Joe E Brown stars in Fireman Save My Child at the Fox Friday and Saturday, portraying Smoky Joe Grant in a small town comedy with baseball and romance, culminating in his return as a hometown hero.
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Union Depot
Fox Theatre
New York
Grand Central Terminal
First National
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Blondell
Fairbanks
Jean Blondell
Gry KiPhee
Lillian Bond
Dickie Moore
Pelly Walters
David Landau
Frank McNagh
Fiarle Foxe
Alfred Ye Greer
Joe Brown
Joe E. Brown
Eresa
Robert Lord
Ray Enright
Arthur Caesar
Brown
Smoky Joe Grant
St. Louis Cardinals
Adventuress
Sally
Evelyn Knapp
Smoky Joe
Miss Knapp
Lilian Bond
Big
Guy Kibbie
Joe
Richard Carle
George Meeker
Andy Devine
Frank Shailenbach
Paramount
Stephen Robers
War Time Aviation
Sky Bride
South Divide Club Notes and Local Visits
The South Divide column records a Thursday H. H. club meeting with 16 members, plus numerous visits and social calls across families in the community. It notes picnics, dinners, and family gatherings at multiple homes, including visitors from Sidney and Boulder and outings to Olson's grove and city events.
Sky Bride flies with cameras on the edge of danger
The article notes flying action in Sky Bride benefits from electric camera rigs mounted on cockpit rims and a camera ship piloted by Captain E H Robinson. Stars include Richard Arlen Jack Oakie Virginia Bruce Robert CogAn and Charles Starrett. Arlen, a WWI flyer, brings daredevil credibility to the modern aviation drama.
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The
Fox
Roberts
E. H. Robinson
Robinson
Richard Arlen
Jack Oakie
Virginia Bruce
Robert Coogan
Charles Starret
Arlen
Royal Flying Corps
Wings
North Divide 4 H Swine Club Hosts Get Together
Mrs Pearl Sparks hosted Ray and Geraldine Cruise with the 4 H swine club Thursday evening. All but one member attended. L D Willy was a guest. Mr and Mrs George Rippe and others called on Herman Blanke Thursday evening to wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sparks
Ray
Geraldine Cruise
L. D. Willey
George Rippe
William Hecker
Carl Schmidt
J. A. Sparks
M. E. Sparks
Nels Jensen
Herman Blanke
Community notes reveal birthdays and visits in North Divide
Ruth Sparks hosts girls club and birthday celebrations mark a busy weekend. Carl Sparks, Vera Sparks, Esthers Glanz, Florene Hughes and many neighbors join gatherings at Sparks and Kinton homes. Huntsman Hustlers beat Sidney Draw. Mrs Sparks hosts Keep Well club at Miller home.
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Ruth Sparks
Ruth
North Divide
Aurich
Paul Sparks
Vera
Florence Seimers
George Nieman
Fred Kettler
Otto Raus
Harold Kettler
Santon
Rosetta Seimers
Joy Sparks
Huntsman
Hustlers
Sidney
Claud
Sparks
Fred Stuht
John Henderson
Bayard
Virgil Ely
Broadwater
Emma Ely
C. B. Kinton
Vern McManes
Ross Kinton
Torrington
Wyo
Vincent Ely
Elmer Hughes
T. C. Spiker
Fred Leimer
M. B. Sparks
J. A. Sparks
Claud Sparks
Robert
Herman Blanke
Edwin
Nels Jensen
Esther Glanz
Vera Sparks
Florene Hughes
Keep Well Club
O. L. Miller
Local News Briefs From Lodge Pole Area
Community updates note visits by Loraine Johnson from Chappell and others to Mrs. Barlex and families. Casper Ellison returns from Los Angeles to summer duties. Lodge Pole edge Chappell 4 3 in a local baseball game. O. E. S. Kensington meeting with eight members. Ice cream served. Various residents travel, visit, and attend services and school activities. Vacuum cleaners available for rent at Economy Furniture.
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George Line
Loraine Johnson
Chappell
T. B. Howerter
N. S. Johnson
Cheyenne
Dunning
Adolph Englert
Charles Hein
Casper Ellison
Los Angeles
F. D. Barlow
Maxine
Doris Barlow
William Munson
Sidney
Ernest Payton
Lodge Pole
John Livingston
Jack Hannah
Jack
Shawnee
Okla
Hannah
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Wesley Kelly
Bushnell
F. F. Plorin
H. Storey
Lloyd Sine
Anna Paviat
L.E. Lydiatt and Sons
Gunnison
Colo
Lydiatt
Lewellen
R. F. Miller
Counter suit entered in death of power firm lineman
William Boesch of Sectisbluff files a counter claim against Western Public Service and others in district court over the death of Harry C. LaFleur, foreman of a line crew. Boesch claims damages for his car and mental distress after his vehicle struck iron rods from a disabled truck blamed on LaFleur, with Mrs. Emly LaFleur pursuing $50,000 in damages. The suit names Poesch, Western Public Service, and the Cudahy Packing company, with Poesch’s claim joined to subrogate rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emly LaFleur
Harry C. LaFleur
Western Public Service Company
William Boesch
Sectisbluff
Boesch
LaFleur
Mitchell
Earl Marquand
Poesch
Cudahy Pacing Company
Torrington Scouts Win Camp-o-Ral Cup at Annual Outing
Torrington Boy Scout Troop No. 25 captured the Camp-o-Ral trophy with 2570 of 2980 points over a two day event at Mitchell. Blue ribbons went to troops over 70 percent. Torrington 26 led with 2170, Scottsbluff 2 and 3 scored 2090, and other units earned 60 percent and white ribbons. Over 200 boys camped for the event, which featured leadership in patrols and self-run menus with costs per boy around 90 cents for five meals.
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Torrington
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Torrington Troop 25
Alliance 205
Federal aid bill in congress means millions to Nebraska
Nebraska would receive 1,790,378 dollars in the 1934 fiscal year ending June 30 and the same for 1935 if the federal aid program continues. The bill proposes 100 million dollars annually for 1934 and 1935 with a 16 million dollar annual deduction for emergency road funds. Nebraska’s share tops 1.7 million each year amid forest and federal land road aims.
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Nebraska
Congress
National Forests
House Committee On Roads
Four H club delegates return from Lincoln session
Cheyenne county 4-H club boys and girls returned from a week at the state agricultural college. They joined 250 youths from across the state for instruction in 4-H work leadership and character building and sightseeing in Lincoln and Omaha. Helen Kastens won third place in a new writing contest.
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Cheyenne County
Lincoln
The
Agricultural College
Omaha
Wiliam George
South of
Colton
Nebraska Farmer
Lemoyne Johnson
North of Sunol
Omaha Stockyards Company
Helen Kastens
Lincoln Star
Mildred, Beyer
North of Bronson
Burlington
Five G Four-H club trip sparks anxious bid
Six other girls and the 4-H club celebrate a yearly event during the first week in June. Every club member eagerly aims to win one of these trips, making the occasion a lively annual affair.
State Tax Collections Lag Behind 1931 May Totals
State Treasurer Bays reports general fund tax receipts for May at 1,224,186.80, down from 1,582,684.86 in May 1931, a 16 percent drop, while the levy fell from 2.34 to 2.04 mills. Deputy Wrightsman says payments remain prompt given the reduced levy. Bond and interest delinquency as of May 31, 1931 totals 12,571.24 with 4,212.68 in interest, much of the funds tied up in failed banks.
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Bays
Wrightsman
East Center Socials Lead to Summer Visits
Mr. and Mrs. E E Osborn and family visited at Crook with Mrs Osborns sister. Otho Campbells spent Sunday at Ted Jensen's. Albert Linton and family left for Lincoln to visit his parents. M B Webster visited Otho Campbells. J O Lobb and daughter Sylvia were dinner guests at W F Waites. G B Lobb arrived to spend the summer with J O Lobb. W H M society hosted Sidney society luncheon with an engaging program. R R Berry and Clifton dined at W F Waites.
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E.E. Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Crook
Otho Campbell
Ted Jensen
Albert Linton
Mr. Linton
Lincoln
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
W. F. Waite
G. B. Lobb
W. H. M. Society
Sidney Society
R. R Berry
Clifton
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County
Cass County
Long - Webster County
Eat the Fox Theatre
R. F. Harlan
H. H. Club
Frank Hand
Earl Wood
Glen Ayres
O. A. Nelson
Vera Dimick
Mable Foster
Lucile Hiett
Doris Hiett
Hugh Paris
Olson's Grove
W. E. Payzant
Doris
Ernest Wood
Henry Yowell
Delores Yowell
Harry Fleming
Floyd Fleming
Ralph Fleming
L. A. Lafler
O. C. Dimick
C. M. Johnson and Sons
Roy and
Lewis
Muriel Crosby
Erma
Elmer Fulton and
Robert Robertson
A. K. Greenlee
Mrs. Bania
Roy Nelson
W. C. Phelps
I. H. Warrick
J. J. Darnall
Frank Kurz
Charles Walker
Ernest Hiett
Earl Hiett
C. M. Johnson
Chester Hunnicutt
A. L. Yowell
Ethel Hart
O. A Nelson
Gus Hellbush
I. 4
Warrick
Mary Ann Yowell
Dalton
Doss
J. W. Nelson
O. A. Nelosa
Charles ‘Walker
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Lobb
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