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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1946
Page
5
News from ylen five items reported by Mrs Glenn Conrad with notices urging contributions to her regular feature. Readers directed to send news to Mrs Conrad at Ordville for inclusion.
Mrs Lynn Talcott and her children attended a school carnival in Atwood Colorado with Mrs Talcott's brother George Dietz. Elmer Schneider and twin sons Wayne and Duane took a business trip to Sterling Saturday. Melvin Jacobsen Jim Trujillo and Glenn Auney with children fished near Bridgeport Sunday. Tim Jackwell, working in Hastings, spent the weekend with his wife and children here. Mrs Savage, recovering from surgery in Sidney, returned home Wednesday. Vérda Southard of Kinnell assisted with Savage household work. Mr and Mrs Edward Alien, recently moved from Denver, left their daughter with her grandmother until June. Frank Olivarez of Bayard visited for niece Helen Muro’s week with grandmother Mrs Vivian Olivarez of Bayard.
Mrs Adelaide Rettor Shad and family from Houston plan Ordville home. Mr and Mrs S. T. Savage of Kimball visited Lynn Savage home. Albert West and two children stayed in Broadwater while Mrs West received care. Dent of Burwell and Mrs Dent’s mother joined for a visit. Eugene Rouillard goes to Cheyenne Veterans Hospital for check up. Wm Humphrey family heads home to Kearney after visits in Humphrey household. Dale Bube family vacationed in Holyoke. Joan Valet visited in Sidney. Mrs Standley to Grand Island then joins husband for week long visit. Jack Hanna visits son Johnnie Hanna from Brownlee. Delma Humphrey family in Godgepole for Sunday with Fred Humphrey family. Donald Happold returns from Nolin South Dakota visiting Highland family and Edna Happold.
Members of the Farson, Kaczmarek, Ott, Pettigo, Rawlins, Mailand and Buehrer families joined relatives in various Nebraska towns including Kimball, Ord Ville, Bridgeport, Seward and Ogallala. They shared time with Recovering Mr Buehrer and celebrated minor travels and returns to former homes.
Miss Doriene Conrad welcomed her mother Mrs LT Conrad and sister Mrs Leonard Perkins of Alliance Nebraska along with Mr and Mrs Joe Stibley and daughters Beverly and Nancy for a Sterling weekend visit. They traveled to see Mrs Stibley s brother Frank Herger home on a 15 day furlough from Camp Robinson Arkansas before departing for an embarkation port in California. Mr Krutslinger of Parks Nebraska visited Wednesday at the home of friends Mr and Mrs Dave Leech Sr.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bush hosted a reunion at the ladies home in Julesburg Colorado with all eight Bush children present including a son serving overseas. Mr and Mrs John Cordes and Mrs Elsie Cordes visited Ed Buehrer relatives over the weekend. Charles Edgar and Everett Allen visit Mrs Edgar’s parents in Gering and will attend the April 2 wedding of Mrs Edgar’s brother.
Alyse Hikiji and Kimi Nakamura hosted three Sidney friends Angela Ruttner Millicent Wait and Marilyn Jorgenson at a Japanese dinner Sunday. In the afternoon the girls visited Mrs Ray Tsuruda, a former HQ office co worker. Godville Couple Married Leland Willis wed Miss Emylee Adams at Ordville recreation hall April 10 at 8 pm with Rev E L Sterz officiating.
An Easter Seal campaign gains early support as funds fund crutches artificial limbs and hospital transport for crippled and partially handicapped children in Nebraska. Speakers urge more donations to aid rheumatic heart disease cerebral palsy partial deafness and partial blindness, noting the lack of statewide programs. The event at Sunol School featured a benefit card party with local families attending.
The article notes that in laws of the groom attended the wedding with Mr and Mrs Art Willis among the guests.
Mrs. Preble wife of Colonel Harold Preble was released from the hospital Monday Ed Buehrer remains a patient Admitted during the week were Captain Joseph Elliott and Shirley Jones
Interdenominational Sunday worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Prayer circle meets the second and fourth Thursdays at 2 p m Choir practice on Tuesdays at 7 30 p m
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson and LeMoyne spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Brox in Lodgepole. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feikert and sons returned to the John Theis home. The Hokom families visited Albert Brands. Ralph Talich and children spent Monday with Harold Hernbloom. Buena Pierce and son Leo of Omaha called at the Talich home. Ed Block and Jolene planned a few days in Omaha. Harold Hernbloom family dined with V. W. Wise. A Cecelia Treblik shower in Lodgepole involved Mrs. Dale Talich and Mrs. Harold Hernbloom. Hadda Hadden called at the Talich home Tuesday evening.
A group gathered Sunday evening to celebrate H J Elsen's birthday in South Colton with six pitch tables led by Bob Bartels and John Niebuhr. Local socials included skating party guests Wanda, Rusty and Marianne George, and committee work by several ladies for Altar Society events. Sterling visits and Sunday gatherings featured Mr and Mrs H J Elsen, Mrs Arnold Draper, the George family, and Cecil Hunt with local residents noted in attendance.
Harvey Miles was a dinner guest at the Frank son home last Monday. Albert Workman and his father drove to Daykin for several days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stately and daughters visited the John Olson home for dinner. Verne Sharman and son spent Saturday evening at the Winders home. Mrs. Albert Runson and baby daughter returned home from the hospital. Carol and Gerald Tremain stayed at the Ray Tremain home. Frank Rasmussen and children enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the Ed Miles home. Verne Sharman and son were evening guests. also for dinner. Mrs. Verne Sharman and son dined at the W. T. Sharman home. Cecil Tremain with Carol and Gerald enjoyed dinner at the H. Michelman home. Frank Workman and Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown called at the Ed Miles home. Lloyd Johnson and wife spent several days at the R. W. Johnson home. A large crowd of ladies attended the baby shower for Mrs. Lloyd Johnson at Harold Spiker home.
Announcement notes a rummage sale to be hosted by St Martha's Guild of the Episcopal Church on May 3 and 4 with further details to follow.
Fifteen members attended the Plainview Club meeting at the home of Mrs. Arnold Sunderman with Mrs. J F Fastenow as co host. Special guest Mrs. Francis McElfresh of Sidney. Luncheon served at 1 30. Business session led by Mrs. Muriel Crosby. Members plan a group photo at the Shelter House Saturday at two for the club history. Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Messing led the social period and hostesses for May 8 Mother’s Day program are Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Cecil Hunt.
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