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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1945

Page

10

History of Local Social Notes in 54 Years Ago

History of interest to Sidney and Vienn and 54 years ago from the Telegraph files records dinners and visits. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A J Jorgenson and Dr and Mrs L A Donohoe at a Lions Club dinner dance in Kimball. Other items note travels and visits by residents to Denver Lincoln Chicago and Florida with relatives and friends.

Sidney Vienn A. J. Jorgenson L. A. Donohoe Kimball Lions Club R. W. Zimmerle Lincoln Madeline Zwickl Mary Catherine Mathews Denver H. E. Mantor Chicago C. A. Zike Cheyenne C. W. Zike Frank Darner Cozad Zwicks Grocery Wyoming J. A. Bentley Carter Dunaway

Miss Cherry Blossom cast includes Archie Kirkpatrick lover

In The Antelope, official paper of Kearney State Teachers College, Archie Kirkpatrick from Sydney is cast as the lover to the leading lady in Miss Cherry Blossom. Nellie Niemeller returns today from Belgrade Hastings visit. Georgiana Martin takes a short post office vacation for a cold. Avis Rogers visited North Platte for Thanksgiving with Virginia Halston and stays until Sunday. Reverend A S Corbett returns from Winnebago mission and will stay through the holidays.

Antelope Kearney State Teachers Avis Rogers North Platte Virginia Halston A. S. Corbett Winnebago Agency

Sidney residents discuss beet factory and sales move

C F Liebhart sold his residence to Chas Couch for 3500 dollars and plans to move from Sidney next month. North Platte talks sugar beet plant, urging concerted action. P Smith arrived from North Platte to replace Robt Miller as roundhouse foreman. Receiver Neeves of the U S Land Office spent Sunday in Ogallala. Cr W Johnson of Gering visited Sidney Wednesday. Edgar and Lillie Snavely of Kearney traveled to Sidney to visit relatives.

C. F. Liebhart Chas. Couch J. J. McIntosh Dan McAleese Omaha North Platte Sidney P. Smith Miller Round House Neeves U. S

44 Years Ago Residents at Redington and Sterling News

Rebecca Barden and W H Wagner of Redington completed final proof on homesteads at the local office on Wednesday. M J Sanders added a delivery wagon to support a growing grocery and feed business. Sterling residents celebrate artesian water strike in a city well. A B Knox left for Millard Fox ranch near Oshkosh Nebraska for a two month stay. Mr and Mrs J D Johnson moved from Bronson precinct to Sidney, living in the Oldershaw home they bought. Mrs Louis Wasem returned Monday from a visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs J H Leichty.

Dalton L. Doty Dania Florida Mrs. McGrath Omaha Rebecca Barden Redington W .H. Wagner M. J. Sanders Sterling Colo A. B. Knox Millard Fox Oshkosh Nebr J. D. Johnson Bronson Precinct Sidney Oldershaw Louis Wasem J. H. Leichty Patty” Wadden Patty Mr. Little Whithouse Hall E. A. Powell G. A. Popsi Dr. Leavitt South Platte

Sidney Monday Plans Holiday Visits

Harry Barrett of Lodgepole was in Sidney Tuesday. He is a dyed in the wool Irish American Republican and is proud of his heritage with reasons stated in clear language.

Sidney Harry Barrett Lodgepole Harry

Patty Wadden a Jolsiest Runner in City On Monday

Patty Wadden known as one of the jol liest runners on the road spent Monday in the city. He retained his funny streak despite a minor incident.

Nebraska Teachers Association backs $40 per pupil state aid

The delegate assembly in Lincoln voted to push a constitutional amendment for state aid to all schools at $40 per pupil based on average daily attendance. To place the measure on the ballot about 40,000 valid signatures are needed. Cost estimates reach up to 9 million dollars yearly. Dr Earl H Wiltse of Grand Island was chosen president and Ida Marshall of Hitchcock county superintendent became vice president.

Nebraska State Teachers Association Lincoln Education Committee Earl H. Wiltse Grand Island Ida Marshall Hitchcock County

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