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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
5
Mr and Mrs George White and their daughter Judy have relocated to Wetmore Kansas where Mr White will run an oil station.
Ralph Warren received his discharge at Lowry Field and arrived in Dalton Tuesday morning. His wife and son, Joseph Eugene, arrived Saturday.
Mrs. E. M. Gates returned Saturday from Lincoln where she attended funeral services for her sister Mrs. Anne Engberg. Miss Winfred Tracy left Tuesday for a visit with relatives and friends in Kansas City Missouri.
Mrs Lee Man was a weekend visitor in Denver staying with her sister.
Mr J L Hand and Mrs Hand journeyed to Omaha this past Tuesday. The outing involved their travel plans and a brief mention of the visit to the city, reflecting a local society notice style.
Mrs. Rena McCleneghan returned Wednesday from Rochester Minnesota where she had been a patient at the Mayo Brothers Clinic.
Raymond Evans, editor of the Lodgepole Express, stopped in Sidney on Wednesday and called at The Telegraph office during his visit.
From Cheyenne county nine students are enrolled at the University of Nebraska this semester namely Josephine Radcliffe Joanne Ackerman Marjorie Anthony Frances Maxine Buck Ruby Elkins Elizabeth Jane Elwell Patricia Ann Toof Lola Everingham and Frances Lou Everingham.
Miss Gretchen Wildhaber of Beatrice was a weekend guest of Miss Betty Simodynes. She was en route to her home from Denver.
Mr and Mrs O B Wolfe sold their home at 1215 Linden Street to Mr and Mrs S C Jensen. Possession is set for January 1 and the Jensens will move to an apartment at Omar Courts. The Jensens have lived on a farm south of Sidney, now occupied by their son Wesley and his wife since his Army discharge.
A limited number of gift subscriptions are available from The Telegraph this week. If you know someone on your list who would enjoy a year around gift, visit us to purchase.
S. Sgt. John J. Heizer of Dalton has arrived safely at Camp Patrick Henry Virginia after 17 months overseas duty and is expected to reach his home soon.
Elwin Linton, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Linton, arrived in New York and has gone to Fort Leavenworth Kansas for discharge before returning home to Dalton.
Clayton Mintken, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Mintken of Dalton, arrived in the States on Saturday marking his passage to join family and start anew.
Charles Hinman traveled through Denver last week on a journey toward Dalton following a discharge. The report notes his relocation in a straightforward travel update with minimal context.
Pat Dryer and Howard Ewing of Dalton have been discharged. Further details on the case are not provided in the readable text.
Admitted- Barbara Sue McMillan, Esther Glassburn, Dorothy Bartels, Dor othy Bart els, Floyd Williams, Pauline Gerler, William Mangels, Bruce McWilliams, Jennifer Aillen, Phyllis Wolverton, Robert Omel, George Juelfs, Irene Raddatz, all listed with Peetz and nearby towns. Births- a daughter born to Otto Raddatz Jr. at Peetz Wednesday. Dismissed- multiple residents including Mrs Paul Wagner and Eleanor Borcher, Howard Wolverton, Grace Tucker, Carol Howerter, Barbara McMillan, Esther Glassburn, Kent Sethaler, Lou Schmidt, Joe McMillan, Dorothy Bartels, Phyllis Wel verton, C O Atkins, Jennifer Allen, with dates across Wednesday to Tuesday.
Francis Jennet of Dalton departed Monday to enlist in the Armed Forces, leaving behind family and friends who wish him success and safety in service.
Pvt Bill Wehmiller son of Superintendent and Mrs O J Weymouth sailed from New York Sunday evening for Germany per a long distance call to his parents.
Major Gordon Tobin and his wife arrived yesterday to visit his mother, Mrs. Frank Tobin. Tobin recently returned from duty in the European Theater and has received his discharge from the Army.
Miss Betty Buchanan navy nurse visits her uncle Ray Buchanan and aunt Mrs Al born in Dalton. She will report at Oakland California on December 16.
Lt Mary Walsh returns from overseas and spends leave at the home of her brothers Dennis and Edward Walsh in Dalton. She has served as an Army nurse in the Pacific theater.
Allen Stephens son of Mrs. Fred Stephens from Sidney arrived in New York on Monday confirming travel to the city.
Mrs Earl Neel of Dalton says her husband, stationed in China, expects to sail for the United States early in December as word reached her.
Captain Howard Zorn of Dalton is anticipated to reach the United States in mid December, with plans likely linked to ongoing duties or assignments.
L. W. Van Camp of Vancouver Washington visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crandall in Dalton last week.
Seaman first class Gerald Fraundorfer has arrived Monday to spend a thirty day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Fraundorfer.
A fragmented roster lists families and individuals from Roche Hospital and nearby towns including North Platte Holyoke Omaha Potter Gurley Hor nersville and Sund as well as social events and births. Repeats show marriages and a son and a daughter born to Grover Richards and Louie Van Raay with dates Friday Tuesday.
Regular Kings Daughters meeting features Christmas basket maring and a Past Matron's Club hostessing at a Gur ney area home. Business and Professional Women hold annual Christmas party with entertainment, bingo prizes, and gifts for soldiers for the North Platte canteen. Sgt Lenzen honored at family turkey dinner, sharing stories of overseas service and ribbons. Bridal showers and engagements honor Leona Williams and Beulah Anderson, with notes on attendees and future weddings. Various marriages announced including Freda Prince and Charles Evans, Beulah Anderson and T E Davis, and Florence McNair and Robert Glassburn with details. The Telegraph invites Christmas gift subscriptions.
A shoe bag hung in the kitchen provides a convenient space to store children's mittens caps and overshoes keeping entryways tidy and organized for busy households.
Clean upholstered furniture weekly with a vacuum to remove dust and debris. Use a good cleaner two or three times a year to refresh fabric and maintain appearance, following manufacturer guidelines for stain removal and spot cleaning.
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