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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
6
The provisions outline retirement options with half pay after 20 years rising to three quarters pay after 30 years, with all prior federal service counted. GI Bill rights are guaranteed for those enlisting by October 5, 1946. Enlistees select service branch and overseas theater on 3 year terms where available.
In addition to pay shown at right 20 percent increase for service overseas 50 percent if member of flying or glider crews 5 percent increase in pay for each three years of service amounts listed 135.00 90.00 84.38.
Mrs. Ralph Spearow was guest of honor at a post nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Spiker with thirty guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Herbert Hruska and Mrs. Herschel Spearow. lunch followed a gold moon gift table centerpiece. Also a Jobs Daughters Bethel meeting in the Masonic Hall installed officers for the new term led by retiring Honored Queen Marilyn Hand and installing officers including Shirley Miller and Kathryn Ells.
Mount Vernon residents and families are noted visiting and hosting in local social notes. Names include Lingwall Walters Klentz Nelson Sprenger Ells Beale Tor gensen, and households of Hammond, Nelson, Klentz, Hall, French, Ruhter, and Hobbs with multiple gatherings in Sidney and Bridgeport.
The Royal Neighbors of America Camp 7846 offers condolence to the family of Lillian Robertson. Resolutions express sympathy and faith, noting God took her to a better land and promising reunion around God's Throne. A copy will be presented to the family and recorded in camp records. Attendees include Elsie Merscheim Bessie Sheets Doris Moench.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Klinge and two daughters left for Yellowstone. The E E Osbern family and the Raverts with their boys traveled to the mountains and to Cottage Grove Oregon. Dozens of relatives and friends visited, hosted, and joined in church and community events in Dalton during the week with trips to Superior Sidney and the Black Hills. The Dalton wheat car shortage persists as trucks queue at dawn. An accident injured Mrs Schuler knee but no bones were broken. Additional notes report births visits and birthday celebrations among local families with travel to Casper Denver and other nearby towns.
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