This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 40 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1945
Page
3
Miss Margaret Glassburn a Francis Willard School teacher spends Christmas vacation with her parents at Lodgepole. Mrs. Nora West of Bridgeport arrived Sunday to spend the holidays with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs H P Craig and son Harold Jr.
Mr and Mrs Roy Wells are spending the holidays with Mrs Wells parents in Fremont, sharing time with family over the festive period.
Miss Patricia Ann Toof, a sophomore at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, is active in campus life and Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She and her sister Miss Kathryn Toof, a Crawford schools teacher, are with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Co. B. Toof of Dalton.
Miss Marilyn Jorgenson spends holidays with her grandmother in Axtell Nebraska. She works at the Sioux Ordnance Depot and lives with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wait and their daughter Millicent.
Miss Pauline Lally of Bridgeport traveled to Sidney on Friday and called at The Telegraph office. She was formerly employed in The Telegraph's mechanical department.
Miss Joyce Baumbach arrived Friday from Nebraska University Lincoln to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Baumbach. Mr and Mrs Howard Sheets and their small daughter will be Christmas dinner guests at the Baumbach home.
Mr and Mrs H E Kokjer of Lincoln are holiday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs T E Kokjer. Mr and Mrs John Martinosky entertained at a Christmas morning breakfast after Midnight Mass at St Patrick's church. Guests included Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Mr and Mrs Paul Nagengast Mr and Mrs E A Kuehn Charles Marsh and Miss Helen Peetz.
Mr and Mrs A D Greenlee traveled to Cheyenne on Sunday and then flew to Portland Oregon to spend Christmas with Mrs Greenlees sister Mrs B J Eckel and Mr Eckel.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boyle and their daughter Miss Ruth plan a Thursday departure for Hot Springs New Mexico and an extended auto trip through New Mexico Arizona and Texas They expect to be away about three weeks.
Freshman at the University of Nebraska Miss Frances Buck arrived Friday to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs John Buck.
Miss Cecilia Kurz a Los Angeles schools teacher and Miss Marjorie Kurz secretary at Bellamy high school spend Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz of Sidney Draw. Cpl Robert Kurz arrived at Camp Stoneman California Friday and expects to be home for Christmas.
Chief Pharmacist Mate FE le Adams and his wife departed Sunday to report to his station in Charleston South Carolina.
Mrs. Joe Simodynes left Friday for Fremont to join her sister Mrs. J. T. Pearson of Sioux City Iowa. They will drive from Fremont to San Antonio Texas to spend the holidays.
Mr and Mrs Leland Fell and their baby will travel to Ogallala to celebrate Christmas with Mr Fell's parents gaining a family visit over the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Emanuel Troutman will entertain at Christmas dinner for Mr and Mrs Jake Schilling and family.
Mrs E O Mahr of Denver will visit her son J K Mahr and family for the holidays in a brief family gathering.
Francis Wiley of Long Beach California visited friends in Sidney over the weekend and left Monday to spend the holidays with his brother in Arnold Nebraska. He was formerly a mechanical foreman at the company before taking a holiday trip.
Gene Ells travels from Sutton to Kearney to visit friends before entering Nebraska University in Lincoln for the coming semester. Mr and Mrs John Troutman celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary with family over the weekend.
Robert Rowbotham arrived Monday evening to join his wife and small son after leaving the Navy. The family spent a few days in Denver and returned to celebrate Christmas with Mrs. Rowbotham’s mother Mrs. Hugh Patrowsky and Mr. Patrowsky.
Miss Susan Boyd arrived Friday from Boulder Colorado to spend time with Mr and Mrs Douglas Boyd. Miss Boyd is a student at Colorado University.
Miss Betty Rauner arrived on Wednesday to spend Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rauner at Loretta Heights College. Ensign Robert Rauner of the U S Navy V 5 in Pensacola Florida is due to receive his wings soon. Also visiting will be Herbert Hruska and family Francis Hruska and family Foster Cook and family Cornelius Mintken and family of Bushnell for Christmas dinner.
Mr and Mrs Louis Niebaum and their son Dale S E D 3c in the U S Navy returned home Friday night from California where Mr and Mrs Niebaum met him on his arrival from overseas duty Dale will spend a thirty day leave with his parents.
Miss Mary Riley departed Sunday morning for a weeklong vacation in Omaha.
Miss Virginia Reker, cashier at Montgomery Ward, takes a leave of absence from her duties.
Mrs Mae Rose left Saturday for Plattsmouth Nebraska to visit her daughter Mrs Erwin Siemers and family for a month. Mrs Thomas Patrowsky has resumed duties in the County Welfare office after illness with flu.
Mrs Clayton Lindley has been hired to teach at the Junior High School adding another faculty member to the junior high staff.
Miss Jo Hajek and Miss Lucille Schmitt arrived Sunday from Ursuline College Louisville Kentucky to spend a three week vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs John Hajek and Mr and Mrs John Schmitt.
Mr and Mrs J C Swinbank and Mr and Mrs Emery Nelson of Lincoln arrived in Sidney on Sunday. The Swinbanks were en route to Crawford to spend Christmas with relatives, while Mr and Mrs Nelson planned to visit his mother Mrs James Nelson until after the New Year.
Mr and Mrs Ward Johnson will entertain at Christmas dinner for Mr and Mrs Emory Nelson of Lincoln and Mrs Johnsons mother Mrs James Nelson.
Major Charles Tompkins recently released from Army service visits weekend at Rev W L Jewett’s home. His Pasadena, California home will see him begin medical practice after terminal leave. Christmas Day dinner hosts include Mrs J L McIntosh and family with guests from North Platte and Rapid City, plus Mr and Mrs Parlatt and the McIntosh family children.
Mrs Jess Osborn and daughter Patricia and Mrs Thomas Patrowsky visited business circles in Sterling on Saturday, engaging with local contacts and discussing potential collaborations.
Mr and Mrs Harold Thomas entertained at a Christmas dinner for Mr and Mrs Evan Stiines and family and Mr and Mrs Charles Gunderson of Potter, Mr and Mrs John Gill, Mrs Lynn Burris, Mrs Cecil Hodges, and Mr H P Thomas.
Mr and Mrs Jess Osborn and family joined relatives for an early Christmas dinner at Northport with Paul Gebauer and Louie Webb while Falls City hosts Christmas with C J Osborn kin. In Hayden Iowa Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Thomas Lang and family Miss Agnes Beyer Sgt and Mrs John Moe and daughter Sgt Emil Bargini and Mr and Mrs Robert Aldrich attended hosted by Mr and Mrs P J Beyer and others.
Bernard Benz was discharged in Denver last week and arrived Sunday to join his wife and young son Mark at the home of her father C. C. Jones. Miss Helen Jones and Mr. Louis Aery of Denver joined them in Sidney for the holidays.
Miss Mildred Weber of Denver and Mr. Joe Weber of Borger Texas arrived Sunday to spend the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. A F Weber.
The mechanical department notes a printer picked up a standing signature and placed it in the advertisement by mistake. The Telegraph is glad to call its readers attention to this error.
In a recent issue the advertisement signature listed H. G. Spearow of Sidney Finance Co. The Telegraph corrects that error noting Spearow belongs to Story Insurance Agency and has no link to Sidney Finance Co. The correction was made promptly.
Five rare Fleagles are available to deliver wide smiles and hearty laughter. Potential applicants should apply to Fred MacMurray at the Fox Theatre starting Thursday.
A cooking note advises rinsing rice with hot water both prior to cooking and after boiling to improve texture and remove excess starch. This practice contrasts with rinsing with cold water and emphasizes heat for cleaner grains.
Mrs. Ida Watts of Genoa, sister of Mrs. W. R. Atkins, died at her home Wednesday morning. Mrs. Atkins and her son Oakley started to Genoa before word of the death, funeral services were held Friday, and Mrs. Atkins and her son returned to Sidney on Saturday.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.