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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1945
Page
8
Johnson explains that the soil conservation program is entirely voluntary and not tied to neighbors or others. The farmer chooses its practices and benefits do not come at the expense of neighboring landowners, with local district helpers assisting as needed.
Mrs Arthur McLaughlin hosted a society shower on Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs Ed Palmer. Mrs Fred Plorin and Mrs Palmer sang two solos, followed by a dessert luncheon with covers for Ceilia, Mrs William Harte, Mrs Peter Peetz, Mrs Frank Rayner, Mrs Charles Dalton, Mrs William Wolfe, Mrs Fred Plorin, and Miss Lucille McLaughlin.
Army and Navy personnel from Dalton and surrounding areas return home or join relatives after recent discharges. Lee, Christoffersen, Shinker, Greeley, Heizer, Hinman, Henke, Krauter, Ankeny, Asbury, Tiffee, and Tanner are listed with their new locations, transport plans, and brief service highlights. Several recently earned ribbons and overseas service noted.
The Telegraph Printing Co offers adding machine paper at all times with stocks kept fairly complete despite general scarcity. Paper supplies are available for those running low and in need of various kinds.
A. E. Wright and Jack H. Lowe spoke to the Sidney Lions Club outlining missed opportunities and future develops for the city. They cited coordinated growth, post war planning progress, a potential new hotel, and a bond proposal to fund Union Pacific crossing work with federal public works support. Dr. Leo J. Thomas attended. he recently served as Red Cross field director in the Pacific.
The article asserts that at least nine tenths of Haitians descend from African slaves and notes French as the official language while the commonly spoken Creole blends African dialects with elements of English French and Spanish in unusual merges.
QQOCIETY member Miss Charlotte Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry I Johnson of Denver married Francis N Wade of Wichita Falls Texas in a sparsely attended double ring ceremony at 8 pm Monday December 17 at the bride’s home Justice of the Peace P B Haskins officiated Attendants were Mrs Earl Schaeffer Jr of Denver and other family members The bride a white mesh street length dress with pink rosebud corsage wore navy blue accessories The groom a Navy veteran recently discharged after three years service They plan Christmas travel to Texas to visit Wade’s parents
Fourteen guests were invited to meet Miss Suzanne Bryant of Tekamah Nebraska. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
An old note instructs rinsing the face with ice water after a cold cream cleanse and occasionally wrapping ice in cotton cloth to rub briskly from the base of the throat to the hairline for a cooling facial treatment.
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