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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1954
Page
3
A detailed two day grid lists program titles and times across KSID for Saturday and Sunday. Notable items include Morning and Evening news, Weather forecasts, church and public affairs programs, music shows, sports updates, and special features such as Opera, The Phantom, and Paul Harvey.
An advertisement touts The Telegraph as a full service printing shop offering fast reliable workmanship and complete systems for income tax records with refill sheets on hand.
Lana Turner shifts from The Bad and the Beautiful to an heiress role in Latin Lovers, M G M's Technicolor romance with music. Opening at the Fox Theatre this Tuesday, the film stars Ricardo Montalban and John Lund with Louis Calhern in support.
Guy Madison headlines Cine Mascope production The Command opening Thursday at the Fox Theatre. The engagement runs through the weekend with showings nightly and matinees on select days.
Gurley News reports Grace Lutheran Guild met on the fourth Thursday at the church with Mrs Lena Gross as hostess while Mrs Goemann was ill. New dishes and business were discussed with Ina Mae Elsen in charge of entertainment. Visitors welcomed. Upcoming April hosts are Mrs Emma Grunwald and Mrs Hanna Harms with Dorothy Draper entertaining. Several local residents visited Denver and Scottsbluff for oil meetings. A bake sale is planned for April 17 at Lessig Grocery.
Rush Creek community members hosted and visited across the area with numerous calls and overnight stays. Entries include Lavern Bauer and family, Edme Flessner, Jim Payne, George Bailey of Dalton, and others visiting homes in Chappell, Scottsbluff, Denver, Gurley, Lodgepole, Huntsman, and Dalton. A steady stream of dinners, shop visits, and family gatherings highlight weekly life.
Local families hosted and visited in Dalton and surrounding areas. Guests included Dykman, Frerichs, Boehmer, Bartling, Borges, Schwartz, Payne, Hyde, and Miller families. Events featured dinners, weddings in Grant, and Better Brush party attendance, with multiple Sunday and midweek visits noted.
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