Around The Town Holiday Guests Fill Sidney Homes
Local notices list multiple visitors arriving for Christmas and New Year. Barbara Taylor and George Jr visit from Alliance and Midland College in Fremont. Robert Clark family hosts and plans travel to Yates Center. Barker family from Laramie welcomes Jan Skoug of Oslo. Don McKay arrives in Chicago for discharge and heads to Sidney. Grieve family and others host relatives from California and Colorado for the holidays. A long roll of out of town wedding guests and extended family are noted, with additional arrivals from Gallup and Denver.
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George Taylor
Barbara
Alliance Schools
George Jr
Midland College
Fremont
Robert Clark
Greeley
Yates Center
Kaw
Ms Clark
C L Opperman
Lance Barker
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Ross Barker
Jan Skoug
Oslo
Norway
Grieve
Mr. and iWirs
Ray Taylor
Montebello
Carl Grieve
Venice
Calif
Charles Ham
Phillip
Steven
Denver
Ham
Albert A. Chenoweth
Claire Belle Koester
Loretto Heights College
Alfred Koester
Sonja Shoemaker
John May
Potter
Ted Roundy
Neva Markus
Leo Churchill
Gene Drybread
Boneda May
Jean
Ken Churchill
Valentine
Ernest Nickell
Maynard Mayer
Glen Harris
Chuck Mayer
William Schaffert
Clark Schaffert
Ivan Walker
Henry Mayer
Glen Twarling
Walter Twarling
Dalton
Leroy Hadden
Roy Anderson
Sidney
Ladeau Walker
Pasadena
E . Bristol
Bernard Mayne
Ft. Collins
Clyde Garrett
Huntley
Wyo
George Marlett
Yoder
Wayne Marshall
Whitman
Aubrey Keller
Wood Lake
Glen Soper
Chadron
Pearl Peterson
Lusk
George Vogler
Lizzie Carter
Lisco
Elmer Mayer
Dick Juelfs
Trixie
Punk
Eiler Nielsen
Peggy
Ralph Lenick
Bridgeport
Bud McMillan
Lexington
Larry Peterson
Casper
Ed McGowan
Dix
Jack McMurray
Eden
Wye
W. May
South Dakota
Harden Young
Gering
H. Ehlers
Long Beach
Ehlers
Gusta Marie Ehlers
Morey Cameron
Gallup
W. R. Jervis
Danny
Ron Gilbreath
Dean William
Glenn Hornbeck
Doug Hornbeck
Palo Alto
Madelyn Elsen
H. J. Elsen
Stanley Elsen
Grant
Bob
Bob Elsen
Curtis Elsen
Germany Joins League of Nations in 1926
Germany gains admission to the League of Nations in 1926, marking a formal entry into the international body after postwar rehabilitation efforts. The move signals broader inclusion of European powers in collective security and diplomacy during the interwar period.
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Germany
Mrs Ketchum Heads BPO Does Lodge
Mrs Dyer Ketchum elected president of BPO Does at Elks lodge meeting. Officers named include Mrs Deward Jelinek as 1st counselor, Mrs Raymond Kent senior counselor, Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach junior counselor, Mrs Alois Davis secretary, Mrs J B Ruttner treasurer, Mrs Doris Mollohan outer guard, Mrs John Peetz Sr inner guard, Mrs Virgil Knackstedt conductor. Joy Knackstedt to a three year trustee term and as alternate Grand Lodge delegate. Installation Jan 13 with past president Mrs Lloyd Harlan as installing officer. covered-dish dinner at 6:30. Fifty members present. Phil Tierney of Broken Bow Lodge 68 attended as guest. The group voted $25 to Docs national student fund. Memorial services for Mrs Carl Farmer conducted by officers. Christmas party and gift exchange followed. hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Ketchum
BPO Does
Elks Lodge
Deward Jelinek
Raymond Kent
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Alois Davis
J B. Ruttner
Doris Mollohan
John Peetz Sr
Virgil Knackstedt
Joy Knackstedt
Grand Lodge
Lloyd Harlan
Knackstedt
Phil Tierney
Broken Bow Lodge
Docs National Student Fund
Carl Farmer
Raymond Hawkins
Lee Hawkins
Bernie Fuehrer
Kent Sethaler
Dean Bules
Lester Vernon
Rotary Kids Party Set For Next Week
Sidney Rotarians welcomed visiting Rotarian James Hanson of Fremont at the Monday Country Club meeting. Fremont accountant Robert Spoonhour accompanied him. Cliff Grieve’s California visit was introduced. Tom Jones announced a children’s Christmas party next Monday, likely drawing many junior Rotarians. Dr. E S Sherrerd led a Roosevelt National Park travelogue, with J Fred Thompson also speaking.
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Sidney
Fremont
Country Club
James Hanson
Hanson
Robert Spoonhour
Clark Grieve
Cliff
California
Tom Jones
Rotary
Jones
E. S Sherrerd
Roosevelt National Park
North Dakota
J. Fred Thompson
Surprise Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs Mick
Mr and Mrs Frank Mick celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise party Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson in Potter. Co hosts were the Micks daughter and son in law Elmer Brauer of Kearney. Guests from Sidney included Sandy Mick Nathan Mick and many others. Pinochle was played with Hersh Reynolds and Pat Seidell winning prizes. Refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mick
Warren Nelson
Potter
Mick
Elmer Brauer
Kearney
Hersh Reynolds
Pat Seidell
Wheatbelt Directors Honor Guests At Christmas Party
Eight Wheatbelt Public Power District directors and their spouses attended the annual Christmas party in the Yendis Cafe. Guests from Chappell Dalton Oshkosh Big Springs Lodgerose and Wolfsburg shared the event with 53 attendees as Fritz Kruschewsky spoke about his German hometown and schools. A smorgasbord was served at 6:30 PM and gifts were presented to Wheatbelt employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatbelt Public Power District
John Hornicek
Chappell
Raymond Weed
Dalton
Thad Patrick
Oshkosh
George Zimmerman
Big Springs
Anton Peeks
Victor Johnson
Lodgerose
Fritz Kruschewsky
Wolfsburg
Germany
Smith
Youngest Singers Star in Sidney Christmas Concert
Youngest singers from Sidney schools led by Mrs Anne Merrick performed in the junior high auditorium as a fifth and sixth grade choir. The 65-voice choir closed their 90 minute program with Go Tell It on the Mountain. Features included the girls triple trio with Barbara Cork June McMillen Diane Albers Linda Minikan Iandra Lewis Sondra Tillotson Judith Townsend Brenda Wickstrom and Carol Grage. The high school mixed chorus combined sixth grade chorus and sextet also presented. Directors were William Fankhauser Mrs Merrick and Miss Phyllis Rudd with accompanists Barbara Cork Connie Borgmann Helen Jorgenson Kar Kay Keating and Miss Rudd.
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Sidney
Anne Merrick
Wich
Sieth Ride
Barbara Cork
June McMillen
Diane Albers
Linda Minikan
Iandra Lewis
Sondra Tillotson
Judith Townsend
Brenda Wickstrom
Carol Grage
William Fankhauser
Merrick
Phyllis Rudd
Connie Borgmann
Helen Jorgenson
Kar: Kay Keating
Miss Rudd
Gilbreath Jervis announce birth of Dean William Gil
Mr and Mrs Ronald D Gil announce the birth of a son Dean William at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday December 17 at 1 19 a m weighing eight pounds three ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A C Gilbreath of Sidney and Mr and Mrs W R Jervis of Gallup New Mexico
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald D. Gilbreath
Dean William
Memorial Hospital
A C Gilbreath
Sidney
W R. Jervis
Gallup
N. M
Allentown Couple Sells Exotic Foods At Store
Mrs Evelyn Haynes works at an Allentown department store to taste and market unusual edibles such as fried worms stuffed with truffled goose liver and chocolate covered ants. Her husband Mr Haynes recalls diners hesitated until tasting demonstrations prompted interest.
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Allentown
Evelyn Haynes
Watson-Wrather Rites On Friday
A wedding ceremony conducted at 4 pm Friday at the Little Chapel of First Methodist Church united Vera M Watson of Sidney and William M. Wrather of Me Allen. Local attendants included the bride's brother and sister Mr and Alisa Glenn Spear. The couple will reside in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Sethodist Church United
Maytagts
Vera M Watson
Sidary
William MS Wrather
MeAllen
Tesney
Alisa
Glenn Spear
Sidney
Stockiman's Ball To Be January 9 in Denver
The Second Annual Stockmen's Ball sponsored by the Denver Chamber of Commerce will occur January 9 in Denver on the eve of the National Western Stock Show. National celebrities will attend the Lincoln and Shirley-Savoy Hotel rooms. The event aims to be a major social affair, open to the public, with participants from Colorado and neighboring states supporting the livestock industry. Tickets cost $5 per couple for the dance and $2.50 per couple for spectators.
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Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Lincoln
Shirley-Savoy Hotel
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Story Admitted Names in Telegraph Want Ads
Telegraph Want Ads Get Results lists numerous listed names including Sidney Joseph Kinnersley Mrs James Deal Mrs Ronald Gil breath Mrs Warren Brown Daniel Parker Mrs James Harris Janice Kinney James Morris Mrs Maynard Schumacher Mrs Wil ford Monk Mrs Frieda Larsen Mrs H C Schlesselman Mrs Raymond Bloom Brule Mrs Harold Fenwick Kimball Mrs Rodney Smith Peetz Mrs John Hartway Potter Mrs William Helsing Gurley Mrs Paul Spearow Sidney Mrs George Niemann Mrs James Houser Mrs Roger Mulvania David Crowley John Dalene Robert Giron Mrs Kenneth Theisen Dan Lauder Mrs Marguerite McMillen Mrs E J Madsen Mrs James Harris Arthur Draper Calvin Ray Crites Reid McCoy Colton Charles Adams Genoa Neb Mrs Roland Clark Pearley Va Mrs Lucy Mullins and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Joseph Kinnersley
James Deal
Ronald Gilbreath
Warren Brown
Daniel Parker
James Harris
Janice Kinney
James Morris
Maynard Schumacher
Wilford Monk
Frieda Larsen
H. C. Schlesselman
Raymond Bloom Brule
Harold Fenwick Kimball
Rodney Smith
Peetz
John Hartway Potter
William Helsing
Gurley
Paul Spearow
Sidney
George Niemann
James Houser
Roger Mulvania
David Crowley
John Dalene
Robert Giron
Kenneth Theisen
Dan Lauder
Marguerite McMillen
E. J. Madsen
Arthur Draper
Calvin Ray Crites
Reid McCoy Colton
Charles Adams
Genoa
Neb
Roland Clark
Oldtimers Clubs Have Christmas Party Program
Nearly 159 attendees enjoyed the Union Pacific Oldtimers Club 29 and Junior Oldtimers Club 35 annual Christmas party in the city auditorium. Santa appeared, programs included carols, solos, a recitation, and refreshments. Special guests Filmer Sor and Dale Norman attended. door prize, raffle, and Heart Fund drive closed the event.
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City Auditorium
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club
Junior Oldtimers Club
Chubs
Santa Claus
Nyla Leypoldt
Cdae Christian
Filmer Sor
Denver
Dale Norman
North Platte
Club
Lamm
Corder
R. E. Church
Virgil Sawicki
Jerry Kaminski
Sorority Beta Sigma Phi Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Xi Jota Exemplar chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority held its annual Christmas party at Dr and Mrs C B Dorwar’s home with forty attendees including members and husbands. Gifts were exchanged, secret pals revealed and drawn for next year. Decor featured large golden snowflakes and a recessed Christmas tree. A buffet supper ended the social evening at 1 30 pm. Committee chairs were Mrs Frank Mattoon and Mrs N C Livoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Jota Exemplar
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C B Dorwar
Frank Mattoon
N. C Livoni
S VEW Auxiliary Initiates Members At Tuesday Meet
Formal initiation of members occurred at the VFW Auxiliary meeting at the post home. Mrs Carl Olsen presided for members including Mrs P J Sewald and Mrs S J Crimmerman. A committee led by Mrs Wesley Chanman was named to plan lunch for Vetco parties. The group voted to send $1 per member to the VFW National Home and $5 for the annual Christmas party. A 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner for 25 preceded the meeting. Hostess team was Mrs W B Swenson, Mrs Neal Craig, and Mrs Bill Steele. Next meeting January 21 at the post home.
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VFW
Carl Olsen
P J Sewald
S J Crimmerman
Gens Schlotfeld
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Kirs Joseph Haick
Bil
Steve
Lloyd Adams
Art Ostermeier
M.s. Wesley Chanman
Vetco
Adams
Ostermeier
Victor Nelson
Eton Rapids
Mich
W B
Swenson
Neal Craig
Bill Steele
Post Home
One Hundred Attend CDA Christmas Party
One hundred Catholic Daughters of America members and guests attended the Monday Christmas party at St Patrick's Youth Center. A covered dish dinner was served and games were played with prizes as white elephants. Mrs Thomas J Connell won the door prize and a brief business meeting was conducted by Mrs J E Kelly. A guest contributed canned goods for a local charity and Mrs Charles Dalton chaired the program.
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Catholic Daughters of Amerca
St Patrick's Youth Center
Thomas J . Connell
Mus J
Extension Club Christmas Party at Cox Residence
Ten members of the Extension Club met Monday evening for a Christmas party at Mrs Oren Cox's home. John Rosario was a guest. Prizes went to Mrs Clarence Cox and Mrs William Bergner. The group sang carols, exchanged gifts, and revealed secret pals for the past year. Close of the evening by the linus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Cox
John Rosario
Clarence Cox
William Bergner
Linus
KSID Program Schedule Highlights and Lineup
The KSID schedule lists daytime and evening programs across Thursday and Friday with news and weather, music, talk shows, and features. Notable items include Sunrise Serenade, News & Weather, Trading Post, Paul Harvey, Jim Reeves and Backus shows, Santa Claus feature, Sports Cast, and Evening Record Varieties. The page shows multiple time slots and program titles, indicating a busy lineup with regional offerings and live segments.
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Cea Brown
Paul Harvey
Jim Reeves
Jim Backus
Fragmented OCR News Briefs on 19 Mews and Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and places with unclear names. It references bills, snow, hearings, and a possible record or news item. The readable fragments provide no coherent event or outcome to summarize clearly.
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Bill Kemp Snow
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