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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1947

Page

5

Next of Kin Details on Returning War Dead

Government guidance explains how next of kin decide if WW II era remains are disinterred and returned from overseas. Public Law 383 assigns duties to the War Department and Quartermaster Corps for disinterment and burial options with costs covered by the government.

Next of Kin Quartermaster Corps War Department Army Red Cross Remai War Navy Departments Washington United States next of_kin

Housewives urged to try DUO DUSTIN CLOTH at 58c

The Telegraph promotes DUO DUSTIN CLOTH as a convenient dusting aid that cleans and freshens surfaces with no lint. A roll costs 58 cents and claims to wipe away dust efficiently.

THE Telegraph

Maple Grove social notes from Mrs MMer's column

Maple Grove residents including Roger Stanley and Frances Jorgensen visited Charles and Larry Flora on Tuesday. Ed Miles and Alice called on W. T. Sharman and Mrs. Julia Rasmussen. Otto Davis of Bil Hill Nebraska visits W. Sharman and Dorothy Rasmussen. Jeanne Stately birthday celebration at Albin Johnson's with Harry Stately family. Ed Miles, Albert Workman visited Frank Workman. Jerry Stengel and Alice Miles dined at Jack Strong's. Verne Sharman and son called on W. T. Sharman. Harry Stately family spent several days in the Black Hills. Albin Johnson and Ed Miles met Monday. Arthur Sassman supper guest. Bobby and Rex Hopkins returned to Defiance Ohio after visiting. Goulds of Fremont visited Mig Emma Schimka. Goulds traveling to Chicago for two weeks with Mrs A. J. Englert’s family.

Roger Stanley Frances Jorgensen Charles Larry Flora Ed Miles Alice W. T. Sharman Julia Rasmussen Otto Davis BI Hill Neor W. Sharman Ayd Deyter Dorothy Sinebigon Omaha Syprin-Law Harry Stately Albin Johnson Jeanne Stately Albert Workman Frank Workman Jerry Stengel Alice Miles Jack Strong Verne Sharman Black Hills Arthur Sassman Bobby Rex Hopkins Defiance Ohio Gould Fremont Mig Emma Schimka Wedgster Goulds Wagly Chicago

Sunol Social Notes Travel Plans And Guests

Sunol residents Mrs. L A Caldwell notes a Florida trip for Mrs. A J Englert and family, plans to visit Colorado for a several day vacation, with Friday guests including Mrs H Misegadis and Olivia and Ernest Palmquist. Dorothea Eraros from California arrives to stay with the Ben Vacik home, as Ernest Palmquist and Mrs Misegadis visited Martin Christensen and A A Fenske households Thursday evening.

A. J. Englert Andy Irene Reidy Colorado Caldwells H. Misegadis Olivia Ernest Palmquist Dorothea Eraros California Ben Vacik Martin Christensen A. A. Fenske Anna Held Gerald

Dinner Guests At Home Of Rein And Segelke

Dinner guestelln and Shir Schumacher were at the Bud Rein home with Mrs. Raald Fred Segelke. The fragmentary text notes social gathering at a private residence with several names.

Shir- Schumacher Bud Rein Raald Fred Segelke Ley

Union Valley Social Notes From Dalton Area

Mrs. Paul Vick and daughter and Mrs. Ralph Foster and children called in Sidney Monday afternoon. Margie Vick went with Leona Busacker to Portland Oregon for a visit. Grandma Schuler stays with Clair Gillespie helping harvesters. Mrs. Ted Englert and Idaho visitor are in Dalton. M. C. C. Club meets Thursday at Mrs. Gertrude Ravert’s home in Dalton. Ted Sparks and children visited the Vick home. Mrs. Reinmuth and Shirley of Missouri visit relatives nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Raverit visited Fred Schuler. Judy Lessman stays with grandparents as parents vacation. Dewey Goodman returns home from Minatare after helping with harvest.

Paul Vick Ralph Foster Sidney Otto Busacker Margie Vick Leona Busacker Portland Oregon M. C. C. Club Gertrude Ravert Dalton Ted Sparks Judy Lessman Mrs Fred Schuler Dewey Goodman Minatare

Gurley Socials and Rural Visits Across Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Frank Matthes were afternoon callers at the Frank Gross home Sunday. Irene and Margie Troidl visited with Louie Schnell and daughter at Sidney over the weekend. George Bartels and family and Henry Kieselhorst with Kenneth spent Sunday at Grant with Stan Elsen and family. Mrs John Champlin dined at Earl Lessig home Tuesday. Minnie Frerichs Paul Mortensen and Francis visited Henry Fredericksen home Sunday. Emil Jensen and sons of Hardy Nebr are visiting Will and Henry Fredericksen and relatives. Charles Semerad and daughter with Mrs John Faye and daughter spent Sunday in Fort Collins Colo at Frank Semerad home. Al Moore of Sidney noted in visit.

Frank Matthess Frank Gross Irene Margie Troidl Louie Schnell Sidney George Bartels Henry Kieselhorst Kenneth Grant Stan Elsen John Champlin Earl Lessig Minnie Frerichs

Genuine Rubber Bands 50 Cents at The Telegraph

Quarter pound boxes of genuine rubber bands priced at 50 cents, advertised in The Telegraph. Limited detail available from the readable fragment.

Correction in Fire Officials Names Cited by Telegraph

The Telegraph incorrectly listed Herschel Greever as a new fire department official. The correct name is Virgil Greever, prompting a formal correction to reflect the accurate personnel designation.

Herschel Greever Virgil Greever

Telegraph Day Books and Journals In Stock

Day books and journals are consistently in stock at The Telegraph, with a wide selection available for purchase. Customers can browse a varied range of sizes and layouts suitable for daily logging and note taking.

Telegraph

Staplemaster Machine Ad By The Telegraph Want Ads

Limited stock of Markwell Staplemaster units that staple pin or tack into wood. For a durable all around use tool visit The Telegraph Want Ads for results.

Markwell The Telegraph

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Kansas City Quartermaster Depot Kansas City Missouri Q. Des Quartermaster General D. C Maple Grove Ed Mmer Sunol L. A. Caldwell Union Valley Grandma Schuler Clair Gillespie Ted Englert Idaho Ralph Reinmuth Shirley Lee Raverit Kinnersleys R.E.A Nelson Mfg. & Supply Co Cheyenne County Fair Cheyenne County: Fair Board Emil Johnson E. L. Hoover Buffalo Buffalo Co Region Park Staplemasters League Riverside Deluxe Tex SALE Riverside Wards Winter King
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