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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
6
Dalton residents report travel and visits as John Davison returns from Schuyler and Sut ton. Portland's Mrs. Jeanette Ledyard to visit relatives, while Lions Club plans a Tuesday meeting. illness outbreak closes school and postpones the Junior Class play What A Life. Hospital admissions and discharges listed along with births, surgeries, and Christmas events at churches.
Mrs D E Dickinson and Mrs Orra Bonser hosted relatives from Messex Colorado. John Zalesky shopped in Sidney. Funeral services for Frank Mitchell were held in Sterling. James M Lynch died at Eben Ezer home Brush Colorado. Tom Bowser moved to Sterling for residence. Mrs Charles Dickinson recovering from pneumonia at Taylor Hospital. Cpl Jeanne H Crabb, recently discharged, teaches near Parshall. W R Brown and Mrs Glenn Q C Dickinson attended a basketball game in Crook. Roslyn Viola Dale Kohl Schmidt ill at home. Dickinson and Brown attended Friday sale in Chappell.
Mr and Mrs Cleve Gillespie and family were Bridgeport callers on Monday. A Farm Bureau meeting was held at the Kincaid schoolhouse Tuesday night. Fat Dryer is spending a few weeks with his parents after Navy discharge. Mr and Mrs Louis Siemer dined at the Paul Vick home on Thursday. Men butchered a beef in the afternoon. Dean Ravert has been among flu victims. Willis Beyer and most of the family have had the flu this week. Paul Vick Corine called at Bill Schuler’s Thursday evening. Jack Ross underwent an appendectomy at Dalton Hospital Wednesday. Fred Schuler spent Wednesday at LeRoy Lessman’s. Clair Gillespie were Sidney callers Monday.
Telegraph Printing Co offers stapling machines in stock with compatible staples and replacement staples. Local readers are urged to buy from a trusted source and ensure availability of parts and stock for ongoing use.
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