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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
3
Dalton locals report a string of community notes. Deaths include Clarence Mellberg’s uncle Axel Mellbert and sister-in-law Hannah Hoagland. Fire crews fought a home blaze at A. L Boyer’s. several injuries not listed. Dalton residents share hospital updates, anniversaries, parties, church notes, and a deer hunting opening with seventeen deer taken east of Dalton.
Albert Ehlers took over the Farmers Union Cream Station Wednesday. Lions Club ladies night next Tuesday at the Presbyterian Hall. Mr Woodward left Monday for Tulsa after visiting daughter Mrs Clifford Webster and family. The Campbells and Rosalind visited Memphis and other southern places. 20th wedding anniversary in New Orleans. Hospital notes include admissions Edith Laux Marie Weyerts Betty Young Freda Lessman Caroline Eddy and dismissals Marie Weyerts. Births: Monty Chris Ogard in Bridgeport, Monte Gerald Laux, James Allen Eddy.
Hundreds use the IDEAL income tax record system as the easiest, most satisfactory record book. The Telegraph advertises buying now for 1950 records and offers to order a specific kind if not in stock. It urges readers to act before the first-of-the-year rush to avoid delay.
Sterling residents and visitors are listed with numerous social calls and gatherings. The note mentions Mrs Frank Meier and family hosting and visiting friends, club meetings, dinner guests, and multiple trips to Denver and Cheyenne. The Lorenzo Woman’s Club met at Bert Walker’s with eleven members and two visitors.
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