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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
8
Frances Willard School teachers hosted a no-host Christmas party at Miss Mary Range’s home Wednesday evening. A waffle supper, tea, candles, and holly set a festive table as Santa and Rudolph distributed gifts to attendees.
Mrs John Hinrichs of Gurley entered Taylor Hospital for medical treatment Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Pearson returned Thursday night from a two and a half week vacation spent in Omaha Rock Island Illinois Spencer Iowa Wahoo and Lincoln. Donald D Swenson son of Mr and Mrs E W Swenson of Sidney is presently training as an Air Force Technician at the USAF Technical School at Ft Francis E Warren Cheyenne. Miss Virginia Potts spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week in North Platte and Kearney. In North Platte she visited with her parents Mr and Mrs John Helzer and Mr and Mrs Viv Rapp were in Scottsbluff Wednesday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr and Mrs Herschel Spearow entertained at a family dinner Sunday for their son Donald who was observir to his 12th birthday anniversary. Present were Mr and Mrs Merle Spearow, Mrs W E Spearow and Fred Haworth. Mrs Vergal Winn suffered a heart attack last week and is ill at their home.
Brumbaugh, Tuesday Mrs. Wm Raddatz, Wednesday Mrs. Ida Simms, Joseph Teague, Glen Stine, Harry Stegner.
In a hearing before Judge Robert A. Barlow on Thursday morning Robert C. Mechvin pleaded guilty to assault and battery against Winifred Shindle and was fined 100 dollars plus 5.50 costs. Roy Horn of Kansas City Missouri received 30 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to an intoxication count. He had been arraigned Monday on a similar charge and paid 5 dollars and costs, but three hours after his initial hearing was brought back to jail.
Sugar beets yields in Scottsbluff district averaged 13.35 tons per acre and 12.75 in Bayard, with area said near average. Hemingford growers faced early year difficulties but expect larger acreage next year. A dinner on December 17 honors top ten high yielders in each factory district.
Air Force veterans with requested skills are urgently needed for European duty with the Airlift Task Force. For more information contact any Air Force Base or Panmitting Grotinn, the Colonel said.
Cheyenne County 4-H club members will enter six calves in the Denver Stock Show January 14 to 22. Gilbert and Roger Sorge of Gurley will enter two Angus calves, one a reserve champion at the Cheyenne County Fair. Delbert Lessman of Sidney will bring two Hereford calves, and Ronald and Kenneth McMillan of Sidney will enter two Hereford calves. Bullock urged entrants to secure tickets and hotel rooms early due to likely scarce accommodations in Denver.
Admission and discharge list with names from Lodgepole Oshkosh Chappell Gurley and surrounding areas includes Leonard Dickinson Joanne Mitchell Irene Mitchell Audrey Burke Kathryn Zwickl Marilyn Spiker Gwendolyn Revell Glen Revell Effie Folkerts Juanita George George Buss Pauline Banks Ruth Clopine Marion House Carol Young Jim Ledbetter Margaret Hinrichs and others. births announce two daughters and a son to local couples in Lodgepole Oshkosh and surrounding towns.
A hospital daily record lists admissions and discharges. Admitted include Jimmy Kalb Chappell Ida Simms Herbert Johnson Potter Ford Wickhorst Keith Kaylor Dorothy Young Gale Brumbaugh Wm Raddatz Freda Hammer Marilyn Block Charles Wilson Carl Wheelock and others. Dismissed include Jimmy Kalb Mrs Donald Deaver Genevieve Connelly C A Pearson WOD Wm Wolff Gene Davis Gale.
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