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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1940

Page

2

Sidney News Briefs From Hospital Admits And Marriages

Mrs. M. O. Baker, Loyal Lindley and son Bobby Jean, Glen Lipska and Grace Alene, and N Buettner were dismissed or admitted to area hospitals this week. Alvin Narjes had major surgery at Roche hospital, and Conrad Glant was admitted for medical treatment. A number of marriages occurred including E May Chandler and Thurman Anthony of Brush, Rowena Anderson and Lawrence Geary of Denver, Ruby Helmer and Edward Osler of Sterling, and Theres Kilimore and Otto Altwine. Local residents traveled for business, medical care, or visited family, with several moves and trips to Denver, Cheyenne, and North Platte noted.

Dick Siemers Sidney Taylor Hospital

Local births and hospital visits noted across region

Arch ie M Steward treated at Roche hospital Friday. Mrs Arnold Braasch and baby Arnold Larry dismissed. Laura Fish visited relatives in Gering and Scottsbluff. Mrs Frank Deaver had minor operation at Taylor hospital. Wilbur Bowman and family welcomed a son at Taylor hospital Sunday. Dr C W Zike hosted Miss Jessie Zike of Wyoming. Mrs H A Goldman of Los Angeles stayed with the Fine family. Morris Snyder returns from Denver business and pleasure trip. Denver guests included S Greenstein and Eli Yoelin. Ada Schulz begins NYA secretary duties. Mrs R E Harris visits Geneva for a week. Burke family four month old Anthony ill with pneumonia at Roche. Paris announces birth of daughter at Taylor. Denver guests included Frank McCull and Morris Winslow at B A Taylor home.

Moisture Shortage Threatens Nebraska Crop Yields

Nebraska extension engineers warn that despite hopeful moisture reports there is insufficient subsoil moisture. They advocate spring irrigation where possible to build a subsoil reservoir for normal root growth, noting fall irrigation has left many fields only partly saturated. They cite farmers using water to four to six feet depth and anticipate summer canal breaks or long water rotations could determine crop viability.

Nebraska Agriculture College

Snowfall Variance Threatens Crops Across State

Snowfall ranged from 18 inches in the east central part of the state to six inches farther west. The fate of crops in this area will depend on irrigation and the amount and frequency of rains during the growing season.

CMTC Dates and Camps Set Across Seventh Corps Area

Major General Percy P. Bishop announces CMTC camps for the Seventh Corps Area this summer. Locations include Fort Crook Nebraska for infantry, Fort Des Moines Iowa for infantry and field artillery, Fort Riley Kansas for cavalry and colored infantry, Jefferson Barracks Missouri for infantry, Fort Leavenworth Kansas for infantry, Fort Lincoln North Dakota for infantry, and Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas for infantry. Eligible men aged 24 to 27 may attend with all expenses paid. transportation, food, uniforms, lodging, equipment, laundry, and medical care provided. Apply at the CMTC Officer in Omaha or through CMTC reps. high demand预计 quotas may fill quickly.

Percy P. Bishop Seventh Corps Omaha Nebraska Fort Crook Fort Des Moines Iowa Fort Riley Kansas Jefferson Barracks Missouri Fort Leavenworth Fort Lincoln North Dakota Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas CMTC Federal

Ideal Beauty Shop to Close for Trade Show Attendance

The Ideal Beauty Shop will be closed Monday and Tuesday, April 15 and 16, while Mrs. Furer and Leona Gemeinhardt attend a Denver trade show.

Ideal Beauty

Sidney Draw

Mr and Mrs James Mohatt and children were dinner guests of H Cortneys at Lorenao Sunday A large crowd attended the dance at the school house Saturday night given by Mr and Mrs Bill Bergner Mr and Mrs Elie Henderson and Mr and Mrs Earl Wilkinson were Sidney shoppers Saturday Fred Kretz was hauling cattle Sunday to Denver Mrs Frank Kurs and son Robert called at the Bert Walker home Mr and Mrs John Kurz called at the C S Chambers home Sunday Robert Kurz Patrick Seidel attended a skating party Tuesday night Marjorie Kretz and Phyllis Mitchell attended a Sunday school meeting at Sidney Wednesday night Miss Marie and Lydia and Martha Haupt attended a shower given for Miss Bertha Shindel Sunday evening Mrs Frank Kurz and children were dinner guests at the Otto Kurs home of North Divide Sunday Frank Kurz was a dinner guest at the Fred Kretz home Sunday Cecelia Kurz attended Study club at the Virginia Clinton home Tuesday night Emmett Friel left for Bridgeport Thursday to enter into the CCC camp there Cc 8 Chambers was a Sidney shopper Wednesday

James Mohatt H. Cortneys Lorenao School House Bill Bergner Elie Henderson Earl Wilkinson Sidney Fred Kretz Denver Frank Kurs Robert Bert Walker John Kurz C. S. Chambers Robert Kurz Patrick Seidel Marjorie Kretz Phyllis Mitchell Marie Lydia Martha Haupt Bertha Shindel Frank Kurz Otto Kurs North Divide Cecelia Kurz Virginia Clinton Emmett ‘Friel Bridgeport CCC Chambers Was

Dr Leo J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath

Dr Leo J Thomas offers a drug free health service at the Osborn Building. He positions his practice as a complete health service provider combining chiropractic care and naturopathy for overall wellness.

Leo J. Thomas Osborn

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. O. Baker The Loyal Lindley Bobby Jean Sunol Taylor Glen Lipska Grace Alene Monsay N. Buettner Roche Hospital Miss Dorthorne Purcell Cheyenne Alvin Narjes Roche Floyd A. Cropper King Street Elm Street Conrad Glant Doris Hudson North Platte Piemes Ha Virgil Smith E. May Chandler Thurman Anthony Brush Colorado Robert Dyke Helen Kingman Arizona Goldwyn Dyke Rowena N. Anderson Lawrence E. Geary R. A. Barlow Ruby Alice Helmer Hy-giene Edwards Osler Sterling G.a. Schwabauer M. W. Riggs Henry Hargens Harold Lyngholm P. J. Heaton Heaton Senator Burke J. W. Billeter Billeter Road Commissioner’s Robert Sparks Edward Bergter Huntsman Mr. Sparks R. P. Kepler Kenneth Kepler Cecilia Torrington Wyoming Agnes Horton Delta Kappa Gamma Kearney Miss Horton Lexie Parks Ed Ayres of Chappell George Brown Joe Simodynes A. J. Jorgensen John Thomas William Lohse Grand Zech Otis S. E. Pearson Monroe F. Marie Skeels Dan G. Khalla Haxton Anton Link J. Phyrne Bashline Amos L. Jones Westminister Theres Kilimore Otto A. Altwine Justice of the Peace E. J. Leonard C. A. West E. L. Hoover Elmer Ladine McCook Mrs. Hoover Alma Bush Thelma Ladegard John Godfrey Jimmy George Ralph E. Lewis John H. Williams Robert Wait Albion Virginia Cabell Claude S. Joslyn Columbus Indiana Milo G. Rice Don Shipman K. A. Wolcott J. W. Barnhart T. l L. Bechtel Mrs. B. H. Grimm Melvin Peters Joan Noel Lawrence Julesburg Harvey Vizina Douglas Martin Paul L. Martin Colorado State College Fort Collins Clifford M. Larson Travelers Mutual Casualty Company of Des Moines Merle Jacob-sen Archie M. Steward Big Springs Arnold Braasch Arnold Larry Laura Fish Gering Scottsbluff Frank Deaver Wilbur Bowman C. W. Zike Miss Jessie Zike Egbert, Wyoming Miss Zike Dr. Zike H. A. Goldman Los Angeles, California Leon Fineh Morris Snyder S. Greenstein Eli Yoelin Bernie Goldstein Ada Schulz NYA R. E. Harris Geneva Betty E. Peterson William Burke Anthony Hugh Paris Frank McCull Gaylord McCull Morris Winslow B. A. Taylor Sidney Draw Elizabeth Kurs Bronson Atlanta With P. O David O. Selznick Margaret Mitchell Clark Gable Rhett Butler Leslie Olivia Howard Dehavilland Vivien Leigh Scarlett O'Hara FOX
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