Firtick Outlines UN Goals At Sidtey Chamber Luncheon
Lt. John J. Firtick explained UN structure and atomic energy controls. He compared future UN power to poison gas deterrence and outlined possible prohibitions inspections and enforcement. Postmaster John Martinosky opened the meeting chaired by the Sidtey chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Conrad
Sidtey Chamber of Commerce
John J. Firtick
United Nations
Atomic Energy
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Economic and Social Council
Russia
Mr and Mrs Melford Vigen Visit Carlson Family
Mr and Mrs Melford Vigen and their son Garry spent Sunday and Monday in Stoneham Colorado at the home of Mrs Vigen’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Carlson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melford Vigen
Garry
Monk Family Visit to Bayard Readies Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Albert Monk with their nephew Stephen Lundine visited Mrs Monk's father S E Karnes in Bayard from Friday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Monk
Stephen Lundine
Mrs. Monk
S E Karnes
Bayard
Birth of Larry Allen Monk a 50 pound son named Larry Allen
Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Monk on Thursday April 18 a 50 pound son named Larry Allen. Grandmother Mrs Dede French of North Platte visited Saturday and returned home Thursday. Several families shared weekend visits across Bridgeport Morrill Crook Brownlee Sidney and Cheyenne with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Monk
Larry Allen
Dede French
North Platte
Weekend visits span Nebraska and Kansas towns
Mr and Mrs Jack McWilliams spent the weekend with Mrs Mc Williams parents in Bayard. Mr and Mrs Joe Bickhaus with Victor Printz and two boys traveled to Lewellen Nebraska on Thursday for a day of fishing. Mr and Mrs Herman Liesner and son Johnny left Friday night for Grand Island to visit Mrs Liesner's sister unseen for 19 years. They returned Sunday bringing Mrs Liesner's mother Mrs Zay Vermillion from Mankato Kansas for a two weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McWilliams
Mrs. McWilliams
Bayard
Joe Bickhaus
Victor, Printz
Lewellen
Nebr
Herman Liesner
Johnny
Grand Island
Campbell Family Trip To Visit Kin In Three States
Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell and family left Friday for a visit with Mr Campbell s mother in Trenton Mrs Campbell s sister in McCook and relatives in Benkle man before returning Tuesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Trenton
Mrs. Campbell
McCook
Benkleman
Easter Visit South of Sunol With Gentry Family
Mr and Mrs Carl Jacob and daughter Gwen visited over Easter Sunday with Mrs Jacob s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs R S Gentry south of Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jacob
Gwen
Mrs. Jacob
R. S. Gentry
Sunol
Mr and Mrs Harvey Headley Visit Relatives in Sterling
Mr and Mrs Harvey Headley and their children spent the weekend with relatives in Sterling, sharing time with family and enjoying local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Headley
Sterling
Easter Sunday Guests Visit Frear Allgoods and Eddy Family
Mr and Mrs Frear Allgood hosted Easter Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Clarence Robirds and daughter Jo Ann of Sidney. Mr and Mrs C B Eddy spent the weekend with Mr Eddy's parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Eddy in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear Allgood
Clarence Robirds
Jo Ann
Sidney
Mrs. C. B. Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Mrs
Ralph Eddy
Dalton
Easter Visits Highlight Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Joe Bickhaus spent Easter Sunday in Bridgeport at the home of Mr and Mrs H D Mc Williams parents of Mrs Bickhaus. Mr and Mrs Leslie Wynant spent Sunday in the home of Mrs Wynants parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lee in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bickhaus
Bridgeport
H. D. McWilliams
Bickhaus
Leslie Wynant
Mrs. Wynant
Mrs
Ed Lee
Kimball
Mrs Dale Johnson Visits Sterling Church During Easter Weekend
Mrs Dale Johnson attended a sunrise service and church in Sterling while spending the Easter weekend with her husband's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Johnson
Sterling
Easter Sunday Visitors at Salem Lutheran Church and Schultz Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Turner and their son Morris attended Easter services at Salem Lutheran Church west of Gurley and were dinner guests at the Richard Schultz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Turner
Morris
Salem Lutheran Church
Gurley
Richard Schultz
Wedding Bells Reach Gering and Alma Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Edgar and son Everett Allen returned Tuesday from Gering where Mrs Edgar had served as matron of honor and Mr Edgar as best man at the wedding of her brother Daniel Dorn of Gering and Audrey Bowles of Alma Nebraska held Saturday April 20. Guests in the Henry Rechter home at Bayard Easter Sunday included Mr and Mrs Donald Thorpe and son Donny Mr and Mrs Wilbur Thorpe and three children and Mr and Mrs Wm Krueger and family of Sidney. Reverend and Mrs Martin Reetz of Gurley spent Thursday with the Fred Turner family. Mrs A A Brodine and daughter,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edgar
Everett Allen
Gering
Edgar
Mr. Edgar
Daniel Dorn
Audrey Bowles
Alma
Nebr
Donald Thorpe
Donny
Wilbur Thorpe
Wm. Krueger
Sidney
Henry Rechter
Bayard
Martin Reetz of
Gurley
Fred Turner
Easter Guests Visit at Fred A. Brodine Home
Kay of North Platte spent Easter Saturday with the Fred A. Brodine family. Monday Mr and Mrs Brodine and their son Merle Dean took their guest back to North Platte, returning home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D O'Rourke
North Platte
Fred A. Brodine
Kay
Mrs. Brodine
Merle Dean
Miss Evelyn Green’s Cheyenne business trip noted
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Landmesser and children Carol Lee and Rusty departed Friday for Gilmore City Iowa to visit Mr. Landmesser’s parents for a week while Miss Evelyn Green made a business trip to Cheyenne Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Green
Cheyenne
Ss O V WwW Regular Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Ss O V WwW will be held Tuesday evening April 30. All veterans wives are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. O. V
Stibley and Schaeffer Couple Bowl in Sterling
Mr and Mrs Joe Stibley and Mr and Mrs Yed Schaeffer traveled to Sterling for a Wednesday evening bowling outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stibley
Yed Schaeffer
Sterling
Families Move To Ordville In Last Week
The list names Arthur R. Shuerman Wheatridge Colorado O A Anderson Sidney Roy Hull Bridgeport Glenn Wilcox Harvard Nebraska Arthur Mooney Maywood Nebraska Lamen Kasmicki Chaplin Nebraska James Cummings Stamford Connecticut Auriel Larson North Platte Raymond Woodward Ralph Leach Eugene Betthauser Cecil F Florence Eugene Wilkins Woodrow Stratton Charles Simpson Roy H Stephens Adran A Claar Russell B Willingham all of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordville
Arthur R. Shuerman
Wheatridge
Colo
O. A. Anderson
Sidney
Roy Hull
Bridgeport
Glenn Wilcox
Harvard
Nebr
Arthur Mooney
Maywood
Lamen Kasmicki
Chaplin
James Cummings
Stamford
Conn
Auriel Larson
North Platte
Raymond Woodward
Ralph Leach
Eugene Betthauser
Cecil F. Florence
Eugene Wilkins
Woodrow Stratton
Charles Simpson
Roy H. Stephens
Adran A. Claar
Russell B. Willingham
Denver
Society Highlights Pinochle and Farewell Supper
Mr and Mrs Pechin and Mrs Chambers entertained at three tables of pinnochle on Friday April 27 with guests including Merlin Coryell John Dissmore Carl Farmer Glenn Conrad and Leonard Buck High score went to Mrs Farmer low to Mrs Dissmore among the ladies while Mr Coryell won high and Mr Farmer low among the men A chili supper followed. A farewell supper honored Mr and Mrs Seymour George and Gary Seymour and Claude Wagner hosted April 19 as they prepared to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pechin
Chambers
Mark Pechin
Irene Chambers
Merlin Coryell
John Dissmore
Carl Farmer
Glenn Conrad
Leonard Buck
Farmer
Dissmore
Mr. Coryell
Farmers
Lorence O'Dell
George Seymour
Gary
Claude Wagner
Ordville Interdenominational Ladies' Circle Meets
Mrs Rudolf Andersen and Mrs John Williams hosted the Ordville Regular Meeting on Thursday April 25 in the Ordville Recreation rooms. Mrs George Turner led devotions on faith and cited the Bible. Lt John J Firtick spoke on the United Nations and current events. He seeks to form a local United Nations group. Refreshments were served after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Andersen
John Williams
Ordville
Interdenominational Ladies’ Circle
George Turner
J. C. Penney
John J. Firtick
SOD
Scraps Escape: Telegraph Ad Lists Scratch Pad Sizes
Four sizes offered for scratch pads with dimensions around 3146 by percentage marks and 4x 43 percent by 5, plus 5144 by 0.814. Quality stock touted by The Telegraph.
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THE
Telegraph
Bonhams Visit Former Sidney Residents in San Diego
History notes from the Telegraph file detail Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bonham of San Diego visiting Sidney connections. Bonham, a former funeral director and Sidney Band director, is among several local mentions including relatives in Cheyenne North Platte and Gurley, plus moves and farming activity near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Bonham
San Diego
Calif
A. A. ‘Rudd
H’ B. Nelson
Bonhams
Sidney
Bonham
Sidney Band
Lillian Miller
Emily Gould
Catherine Phelps
Cheyenne
J. B. Roe
A. K. Greenlee
L. T. Poole
M. E. Banta
Kenneth Lynch
Freda Hammer
Phyllis Corbett
Episcopal Church
North Platte
A. R. Kendree
Kansas City
Emma Lindberg
Ernest Nelson
Gurley
Elizabeth Couch
Sterling
L. A. Valentine
Spring season picnic and family visits across towns
Tobias Griffiths and Mrs Scanlon picnicked at Krueger's to start spring, while C. E. Ledbetter and family visited Mrs. S. D. Vogler in Kimball. North Platte’s C. T. Whalen paused in Sidney to see cousins H. T. and G. V. Doran. Doris Frankeberger works in Dr Taylor's reception room, formerly a telephone cashier. Jack Heavrin returns from Omaha as his father improves. Professor Green and wife, Jack Benedict and wife with daughter Juanita drove to Denver and brought back a new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Griffiths
Doris Frankeberger
Local Health and Housing Updates From Denvey and Kearney
Mona Corbett returns from Bishop Beecher W Hospital in Kearney. Dr Mantor operates on Messrs Couch and Johnson at St Andrews Hospital last week. Mrs Merifield and daughters Florence and Alice return from a relatives visit. Mr and Mrs Bruce Robinson move with Virginia to a new home in Denver. Charles Hornaday tears down most of his east house and begins concrete new build. V F Kucera returns from Milligan Nebr where mother ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Corbett
Bishop Beecher W Hospital
Kearney
Messrs Couch and Johnson
Mantor
St. Andrews Hospital
Merifield
Florence
Alice
Iowa
Bruce Robinson
Virginia
Wedmeron
Denvey
Charles Hornaday
Essig
V. F. Kucera
Milligan
Nebr
Local residents embark on travel and a wolf problem grows
H McCombs and family left last Saturday for Denver to establish their new name. W A Johnson departed Tuesday for Calgary and Edmonton in the British possessions on a prospecting tour. Grant Wolf left Thursday morning for an extended trip to Calgary Alberta Canada. George Moore began the week for Omaha to enter a barber college. Paul Sandoz a substantial farmer from the north end of the county was in town earlier in the week. Grey wolves are reported numerous in Rush Creek country and extermination concerns rise for ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McCombs
Denver
W. A. Johnson
Calgary
Edmonton
Grant Wolf
Alberta
Canada
George Moore
Omaha
Paul Sandoz
Rush Creek
Local Notes On Residents And Winter Work
Sixty years ago Sig and David Gutfreund left for Denver for about two weeks. Pat Lunny planted fruit trees while soil stayed wet. A W Atkins lingered at North River for several days. Marshall Williams hired tourists to shovel snow midweek. B F Stark of Greenwood joined J W Mc Daniels to manage horses. W C C Milthorpe, nicknamed Dim Light, Electric Spark and Dark Lantern Pete, returned to Sidney with a confident, cool look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Sig
David Gutfreund
Denver
Pat Lunny
A. W Atkins
North River
Marshall Williams
B. F. Stark
Greenwood
J. W. McDaniels
W. CC. Milthorpe
Dim Light
Electric Spark
Dark Lantern
Pete
Sidney
Pinkerton
Mrs Slick and son leave for Washington D C
Sixty four years ago Mrs Dr Slick and her son bade friends adieu and took the train to Washington D C to reside with Mrs Slicks brother Miss Stevenson begins teaching in Sidney Miss Stevenson aged sister of Lawyer Stevenson from Michigan has schooling that will show in pupil deportment Mr M C McCarty property bought by A J Haskell to be occupied by Dr Maple and family Horses stolen from Paxtons ranch last fall by Little Wolfe and his band captured at Fort Keogh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Slick
Washington, D. C
Slick
Miss Stevenson
Lawyer Stevenson
Sidney School
Michigan
M. C. McCarty
A. J. Haskell
Dr. Maple and
Paxton
Little Wolfe
Fort Keogh
Scotch Tape Gift Wrappings Debuts at The Telegraph
A new shipment offers Scotch Tape and dispensers with gay gift wrapping designs. The items promise to simplify wrapping and enhance gift packages, as reported by The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Telegraph
Time books sold as scarce supply for the year Telegraph
The Telegraph notes a strong stock of time books available but warns they are scarce. Readers are urged to act quickly to secure their yearly supply before depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph
Double Duty Dusting Method Cuts Chore Time
A dust cloth in each hand speeds daily dusting, letting you clean more efficiently. The two-mitt technique promises half the time and more even coverage.
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AL News
Conrad
Firtick
Mrs Lorence O'Dell
Mr. O’dell
Grace O’dell
Claude Bauder
Morrill
Harry Dean
Carl Thompson and Sons
Kancrade, Kansas
James Hartley
California
Jess Horning
Crook, Colo
Mr Horning
Lawrence Kubal
Maxine Hanna
John
Seth Hanna
Brownlee
Frank Portrey
Mary Thiltges
Jenny Connelly
Hans Stibelt
Harold Hansen
Leslie Delander
Illinois
Eet
A. A. Brodine
Piper Aircraft Sales Sales and Service
Don ‘Erickson
Potter
Nebraska
J. J. Messenger
Fort Morgan
Jesse
the Telegraph
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Member
Federal Reserve System
Eere
Iis
Aue
Venetian Blinds
Jenkins
Venetian Blind Company
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Lawrence E. Wamsley
Maddox Motor Company
Chrysler
Plymouth
Panhandle
Maddox Motor Co
Lawrence E
Wamsley
Maddox: Motor CO
Diamond T Trucks
Sidney, Nebr
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