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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1947
Page
2
Want ads announce scarce genuine rubber bands and signs for sale at The Telegraph. Signs priced at 25 cents each mark alley DANCE City Auditorium on Saturday night April 12, sponsored by the Kings Daughters.
A long list of visits and gatherings fills the week as families from Hershey Sidney and nearby attend socials. Mrs Boggs Mrs Madden and several Fleming clan members join in Easter visits and city calls. A Women’s Club card party at Will Hurt features Harve Jacobson winning high and Mrs Edward Meier taking second.
Ogallala visitors, Easter party at Peetz, new library books from Merry Mixers Club, Easter cantata by church choir, Browns invested as Brownies, Girl Scouts Easter event, local visits to Denver, Fornoff garage sale to Anton Nelson family, retirement and relocation plans for Mr Fornoff.
Mount Vernon residents and families share weekend visits and gatherings across multiple households. Keith Sprenger, Byron Livingston, the Hammonds, Sprengers, Ruhters, Glassburns and Lingwalls are among those listed, with trips to Denver and Lincoln and Easter dinner plans in Sidney.
The Social Security Administration District office is located in Rooms 114 to 116 Flynn Building at 16th and Broadway Scottsbluff Nebraska. Full information on retirement and survivors insurance benefits may be secured by calling or writing to the local district office. Applications for securing benefits should be filed promptly to prevent loss of benefits.
The notice lists Easter dinner guests at the Ed Lipke home and a weekend visit to the Paul Ruhter residence in Colorado. It also features local ads from The Gift Shop offering diamond rings at 24.50 and columnar pads in multiple sizes, published by The Telegraph Printing Co.
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