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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1947

Page

5

Community column signals hospital fundraising progress

The Telegraph features a guest column by J K Mahr, committee chairman for Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital, outlining a community driven effort to fund and build a Panhandle wide hospital. Readers are urged to share opinions and help decide the hospital’s naming and scope as the project moves forward.

the Telegraph Jack Lowe Sidney Cheyenne County J. K. Mahr Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Western Nebraska Telegraph Department of Community Improvements Hospital Panhandle Memorial ‘Hospital Panhandle Panhandle Memorial

Cheyenne County Memorial Naming Discussion At Committee Meeting

The committee discussed memorial naming options noting Saint Jacobs as a possibility and expressing openness to naming the hospital after any donor of at least $50,000. The Telegraph will handle related correspondence and urges active input.

Cheyenne County Memorial Saint Jacob's

Maple Grove community notices and social ties

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Yaeger spent Tuesday at Scottsbluff. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Droberg and Quentin Droberg of Holdrege were supper guests Tuesday at the Verne Sharman home. Mrs. Robert Rexroth called there. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and daughters, and Tom McGowan enjoyed the Logan County fair at Sterling Tuesday. Don Hoagland and others were supper guests Thursday at the Verne Sharman home. Mrs. Harry Stately and daughters visited at the Albin Johnson home Thursday. F. N. Club families held a picnic at Legion Park. Prank Rasmussen travelled to Colorado Sunday to visit Elmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stately and daughters called at the Albin Johnson home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Teigen of Piger Nebr are visiting Emma Geu and family. Teigen and Emma Ceu and sons Henry and Harold spent Sunday evening at the Cecil Tremain home.

Malcolm Yaeger Scottsbluff Dean Droberg Quentin Droberg Holdrege Verne Sharman Robert Rexroth Ed Miles Tom McGowan Logan County Fair Sterling Don Hoagland Harry Stately Albin Johnson F. N. Club Legion Park Rasmussen Colorado Elmer Wm. Teigen Piger Nebr Emma Geu Emma Ceu Henry Harold Cecil Tremain

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests

Edward Williams, working for his uncle Muriel Crosby, spent time with John Williams in Lorenzo. H. J. Elsen and sons attended a blue rock shoot at George Nieman's, joined by Don ald Moseman. Mrs Norman Wilnes of Sidney dined with Muriel Crosby. A. W. Thomas and daughters returned Tuesday from a Denver vacation.

Edward Williams Muriel Crosby John Williams Lorenzo H. J. Elsen and Sons Donald ,Moseman Blue Rock George Nieman Norman Wilnes Sidney A. W. Thomas Denver

Community Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits

Donald Moseman of Scribner spent time with Curtis and Bob Elsen over Saturday to Sunday. Keith Morey traveled with cousin Dennis Jurgens to Estes Park and other points. Madelyn Elsen visited Wanda George for supper Friday. Dale Crosby and Harlan Buettner of Denver stayed with Murrel Crosby Thursday. George Himt leaves for Anton to assist Bob Elsen with farming. Erma and Shirley Crosby visited Mrs. Jack Baker and a new baby in Ordville. Plainsview Club met at the Shelter House Wednesday and thenRefreshments at the Sweet Shop. Mrs. Muriel Crosby and daughters with Gail Doggett spent Sat and Sun in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin and family left for Lincoln to see Mrs. Irwin’s ill aunt Miss Emily Gould.

Donald Moseman Scribner Curtis Bob Elsen Keith Morey Dennis Jurgens Estes Park Madelyn Elsen Wanda George Dale Crosby Harlan Buettner Denver Murrel Crosby George Himt Anton Colo Erma Shirley Crosby Jack Baker New Baby Ordville Plainsview Hlus Shelter House Muriel Crosby Gail Doggett Robert Irwin Lincoln

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