Reserve Unit Is Given Inspection
Sidney's Army Reserve unit the 424th Ordnance Battalion was inspected last night by Col. H. W. Helm senior army advisor. Capt Walter Hall of North Platte reserve unit advisor attended the meeting with command officials to check training and discuss problems. Helm called it a routine visit and noted plans to increase the unit's strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
424Th Ordnance Battalion
H. W. Helm
Helm
Nebraska Military District
Omaha
Walter Hall
North Platte
Bridge Luncheon and Club Prizes Report from Sidney Area
Wednesday activities include the Sidney Country Club luncheon with Mrs. Thomas O Connell hosting. Prize winners include Mrs. Gallagher guest high and Mrs. Fleming second, plus club high Mrs. Heaton Sr and second high Mrs. Gehrig Sr. DD Club and WNO Club sections note further hostesses and prize results with planned April 25 meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Country Club
Thomas O'Connell
George Fleming
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Fleming
P. J. Heaton
W. E. Gehrig
M. L. Merrit
WNO
WNO Bridge Club
Douglas Reetz
Potter
Walter Hammond
Bruce Juelfs
Delmar Knight
Alammond
Bill Peterson
John Scholl
Keith Spiker
Robert Rennick
DD Club
Warren Ellison
DD Bridge Club
Ellison
Leo Krieger
Keith Schwartz
High
John Peetz, Jr
Low
Frank Harris
Vic Baltes
Funeral for John Gipfert Held in Lodgepole
Funeral services for 90 year old John Gipfert of Lodgepole were conducted today at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev Norman Schroeder officiating. He died Tuesday night at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after months of ill health. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Craig Mortuary handled arrangements. pallbearers were Leslie Christensen Joe Hengl Ross Glassburn Ed Waite Millard Queen and Fred Rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gipfert
Lodgepole
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Gipfert
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Norman Schroeder
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Plainview Extension Club Luncheon and Lesson
Mrs. William George hosted a 12 30 luncheon for Plainview Extension Club members and guest Mrs Harold Waterbury with Mrs Leon Lafler assisting. Burgett Peetz led the business meeting as vice president. James Deaver and Robert Lafler gave the accessory lesson and whist prizes went to Lyle Leypoldt Morrel Crosby and Robert Lafler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George
Plainview Extension Club
Harold Waterbury
Leon Lafler
Burgett Peetz
James Deaver
Robert Lafler
Lyle Leypoldt
Murrel Crosby
Rural Youth Tour Highlights Safflower Mill Visit
Cheyenne Country Rural Youth toured the safflower mill Monday evening with Jim Robinson and Martin Hansen explaining the milling process from intake to finished feed cake or oil. Vice-president Myron Flessnar led the meeting and Jay Peters announced plans for a Pennies From Heaven formal theme. Tickets are on sale through April 26 with dues required for at least one attendee per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Country Rural Youth Organization
Jim Robinson
Martin Hansen
Myron Flessnar
Jay Peters
Francis Needham
Fort Sidney
Donna Craig
Vic Reker
Marjorie Darnstaedt
Betty Jo Kieselhorst
Vic Siedow
Marilyn Deaver
Karen Reisner
Roger Franzen
J. C. Penney
Lucky Clover 4-H Fifth Meeting Recaps April 11 1956
The Lucky Clover 4-H club held its fifth meeting at Joann Nissen’s home on April 11 1956 at 7 p.m. President called the meeting to order minutes were read roll call taken dues collected and the meeting adjourned. Members filled yearbooks and enjoyed a needlework demonstration. Ten members attended with visitors Mrs Nissen Betty Nissen Jimmy and Carol Nissen. Janice Aude was the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Clover
Joann Nissen
Mrs. Nissen
Betty Nissen
Jimmy
Carol Nissen
Janice Aude
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Paper Featured at The Telegraph
The Telegraph highlights Red Writing Hood carbon paper in letter and legal sizes used for typewriter work. This brand promotes reliable carbon transfer for documents, notes, and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph
Sidney Draw News Social Roundup at Krueger Home
Local residents from Gurley Hemingford Bridgeport Julesburg Dix Alliance Plainview and nearby visited or hosted on Sunday and Friday evenings. Guests included the Krueger and Kurz families and extended kin from several towns with multiple calls and dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Kruegers
H. L. Jurgens
Gurley
E. H. Crafts
Bridgepot
William Tooley
Stanley Krueger
Kay Worley
Hemingford
Spicknal
George Bauer
Dick Wistrom
Dix
Delmar Nicholaus
Julesburg
Jack Schutt
Robert Kurz
Eugene Kerns
Dan Benzel
Marvin Kettler
C. E. Heizer
Elberne Luchrs
H. J. Jurgens
Howard Kurz
Frank Kurz
John Owens
Fred Ferricks
Calif
Norman Meard
Norman Kerns
Ray Kelly
Ed Osborn
Herman van Aelstyn
Nevin Janssen
Jim Jones
Henry Haupt
Lincoln
Frank Kennedy
Judy
Albin Olson
Alliance
J. D. Emerick
Alice Carell
Mike
Plainview, Neb
Jerry Haupt
Community Social Roundup Lists Visits and Gatherings
Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over the weekend and weekdays. Hosts included the Bauer Blome move to Loveland and multiple dinners and calls at the Owens Glantz Haupt and Olson homes with birthdays and improved conditions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorge Bauer
Paul Blome
Loveland
Pete Treantos
Johnnie
Bridgeport
Eurene Kerns
Robert Kurz
Ed Walker
Chuck Lafler
John Glantz
Lesuis
Dan Benzel
Roy Martin
John Glantz Sr
Max Mathewson
Sterling
Henry Haupt
John Owens
John van Mark
Browns
Nevin Janssen
Gary
Lloyd Biedermans
Jim Mohatt
Effie Matcher
Matcher
Ernest Jackel
Hamburg
Albin Olson
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Col. Helm
Harold Katz
Capt. Hall
Chevrolet
Radio & Heater
Elwell
Safflower Plant
Gillette
Blue Blades
Silver King Distributing CO
Olive Street
St. Louis
Max Matthewson
Jerry Haupt and Son
Horace Owens
Nancy
Leslie
HHP Glantz
Otis, Colo., Sun
Rose Garner
Ponca
Neb
Effie Hatch
Grace Kelly
Berit Breilid
Oslo
Norway
Riviera
Western Nebraska
Sidney National Bank
FDIC
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
FORD
Desoto
Plymouth
Savoy Club
Mercury
Wamsley
Lincoln-Mercury
Monterey
Cosmopolitan
Pontiac
Hudson
Kokier
Jackson
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