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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
6
Mrs Glenn Conrad reports Ordville news for the community feature inviting readers to contribute items and turn them in to her at Ordville, noting appreciation for all contributions and emphasizing local interest.
Mr and Mrs John Wagner spent the weekend in Bayard visiting parents. Mrs Julia Sherwood left after visiting Mrs T B Manning and attended Manning funeral in Bridgeport. Lawrence Ashmead and Alvenio Valdez moved to Ordville from Colorado. Many relatives and friends traveled, visiting in Potter Julesburg Sterling and Denver. Lt Victoria Blackburn Army Nurse Corps arrived at the depot hospital. Community events include a girls circle supper, a bridge club, and church services in the post recreation hall.
Community updates from Lodge Pole include basement excavation for the American Legion Hall, many visits, shop outings, and parties. Residents recall birthdays, weddings, illnesses, and local events with names linked to Sidney and surrounding towns, including Petersons, Lydiatts, and the Kreiders.
Shopping for a coat and spring outfits with new styles for women. Descriptions include Belts, fullness, Chesterfields, bright colors, rayon slips, lace trims, two piece dresses, junior sizes, brown and white leather shoes, ruffled rayons, and multicolored prints. Readily available at low prices with numerous options.
A vintage style guide proposes transforming one suit into three outfits in three lessons. Lesson 1 uses a crisp tailored dickey for a casual look, Lesson 2 adds a restrained frill to lift the top, and Lesson 3 features a fluffy soft ruffled dickey for a date costume. Colors and white sheets offered at low prices.
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