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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
2
Dalton reports show Osborn and Pillar families visiting relatives in Nebraska towns, with guests from Bridgeport and Ogallala. Local events include church meetings, revival services, a fire scare averted by prompt action, and a Dalton High School teacher marrying Clayton Mintken of Dalton in Sidney.
Union Valley updates record a series of local events including retirements and visits. Herbert Fecht had his tonsils removed at Dalton Hospital. families from Grand Island and Scottsbluff called on the Vick household. sales by Otto Busacker and J F Minton drew steady attendance despite cold weather. Harvey Chorn suffered a slight heart attack and was attended by Dr Pankau. Mrs Donald Fecht and baby returned from Denver. Grandma Schuler back from hospital. Cleve Gillespie attended AAA meeting in Bridgeport. several families visited and hosted over the weekend.
In loving memory of Earl Holm who died April 12 1945. Do you know we still long for your smile and your strong hand clasp. Do you know we grow stronger each day because we had a wonderful husband and father like you. Sadly missed by wife Clara and four sons.
Elmer Philip Schleselman born March 24 1908 in Friend Nebraska lived near Dix and Potter before moving to California. He served in the U S Army 1942 43 and died March 30 1946 at Shoemaker Navy Hospital California aged 38. Survived by parents two sisters seven uncles seven aunts and many friends. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery Sidney Nebraska with American Legion pallbearers. Messages of condolence from family.
Representative A L Miller charged Tuesday that at least eighty percent of corn and wheat moving to market goes to the black market. He attacked OPA in the Congressional Record saying standard merchandise has been driven off the market and regulations have let cheap inferior goods appear at inflated prices. He said regulations and controls put business and citizens in a straitjacket forcing a constrained effort under Washington.
Marjorie Anthony reports university activities in the past days. War Fund scholarships worth fifty dollars are now available for qualified veterans. The School of Journalism enlarges in view of Dr William F Swindler's appointment on September 1.
A new facility set for completion by 1947 or 1948 will house twelve darkrooms a typography room a newspaper reading room and all classrooms and offices on the third floor More than half the basement and nearly half of the third floor will be devoted to journalism Revival of the Notre Dame Nebraska football series is announced for October 1947 by Acting Athletic Director A J Lewandowski A Gamma Lambda Alpha Chapter reorganization is planned A Cosmopolitan club for foreign born students forms with representatives from 11 countries Mary Cox is named 1946 Prom Girl The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra under Dimitri Mitropoulos will perform in Lincoln on April 9th The conductor is rumored to be a future head of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Cheyenne County Agricultural Agent W. P. Bullock reports new tick control measures from Dr. M. H. Muma at the University of Nebraska. Rotenone dips and sprays, and DDT treatments, show effective control with specific dosages and timings. demonstrations planned in southeastern and panhandle counties.
The desirability of speed in freezing produce is stressed. Do not delay prep or storage overnight. Process fruit and vegetables immediately after harvest or pack in crushed ice or keep in a 32 to 40 degree Fahrenheit room only for a few hours if necessary.
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