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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1951

Page

4

Sidney Residents Take Long Summer Visits and Trips

Local families and relatives journeyed far this summer from Sidney Nebraska, visiting Illinois Chicago and Lincoln, Kansas, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa, and Wyoming. Many returned with tales of reunions, weddings, and weekend visits while others prepared to join relatives on extended travels and seasonal events.

Obituary Eugene M. Wolf of Sidney Dies in Auto Crash

Eugene Milton Wolf born April 27 1913 at Big Springs Nebraska moved with family to Lodgepole then Sidney. Navy veteran married Dorothy Dimick 1936 with three children Mary Lee Jeanne Rae and John Milton. Stockholder and manager for Greenlee Stores died in an automobile crash near Gering August 20 1951. Survived by wife two children parents two sisters one brother and many relatives.

Charles Perry Daugh- Patty Grand Island Perry E. S. Sherrerd Max Cory Christine Sidney Pital Arthur Wittig Titer Norma Jean Nebraska Otto Wittig Shickley Nebr Wittig Alfredgers Odell George Beck Seward Velma Weinhold Lincolneral Hospital Columbus Martin Os‘bh Newman Grove Richard Roberts Kan Donna Jeanghn Emporia Kansas Topeka R. S. Terry Evanston Ois Cheryl Ann Denver George Niekum Sidney Seattle Washington Juneau Alaska Sgt. Mahaffey Mahaffey United States Coastguard Dedrick Russell Dedrick Dorothy Abbott Sidney High School Rena McCleneghan J. A Johnson Abbott St. Louis Elmer Hartman Elmer Hartman and Family Were Mrs. Hartman William Paden North Bend Fiday Ray Rickle Mr. Rickle Nelight Claire Kendrick Fremont Paden Rickle Black Hills Ann A. ©. Phares Russell Schlumberger Gary Allen Lloyd Harlan Taylor Hospital C. C. van Valkenburg Seaside Calif van Valkenburg Oscar Harris Gladys van Valkenburg Peoria Ill Harris C. E. Thoms Omaha Thoms Minneapolis-Moline Company Martin and Davis Kenneth Bassett Bassett South Downing Street Elaine Swan Kearney Jesse Osborn Don Olmstead Diana Detroit Mich Ward Beebe Don Webster Montebello Mr. Webster Leon Lafler Fergus Falls Montana Marilyn Lafler Delno Karr Greg Sally Mr. Karr Council Bluffs Hastings Iowa Ozark Mountains Ralph Hill Kimball Lewell Block Mable Hansen Omar Court J. C. Penney Co Ann Kokjer Finger Lake New England Cambridge New Haven Rhode Island Connecticu Alexandria Jamestown Williamsburg Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Eugene Milton Wolf Frank Winifred Wolf Big Springs Lodgepole University of Nebraska Sigma Nu Fraternity Dorothy Dimick Mary Lee Jeanne Rae John Milton Greenlee Ogallala Scottsbluff Gering Gladys Bruce Correll Los Angeles Bonita Harold Bond Clifford Wolf

Parting Poem of Waiting for the Sea Journey

Poem in reflective tone about life and afterlife with imagery of the Styx and a boatman. The speaker vows to wait until their turn to sail and finds comfort in Christ as guide and boatman. The verse expresses longing, faith, and acceptance of mortality.

Public libraries scarce for one third of Americans

A report notes that about one third of the U S population lacks access to public libraries. The issue highlights disparities in library funding and service coverage across regions, urging policymakers to expand access and support for library programs and resources.

Stalin Peak: Soviet High Point in Pamirs Reaches 24590 Feet

In the Pamir mountains of southern Russia, Stalin Peak rises to 24 590 feet, the highest peak in the Soviet Union. A nearby peak dedicated to Lenin stands at 23 382 feet, slightly lower.

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