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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
4
Misses Natha Planck and Whitmire star in The Mikado to be presented February 14 and 15 at Chadron State Teachers College. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend stays in Beatrice, Dallas, Gurley, and Cozad. births, moves, travel for relatives, and ministerial convocation plans are noted.
Society notes highlight Miss Wallia Baibordi of Iran honored at a Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Elmer Hartman and Mrs. Ara Brown. Sixty four guests attended as red carnations and Valentine decor set a festive mood. Baibordi, an Iranian exchange teacher, will visit Lincoln and Washington before returning home.
Ranged for bridge and pinochle with Mrs Tom Lenzen winning high score at pinochle. Arc Society meets Tuesday in the Arc Room of the Presbyterian church. Wednesday hosts Rebekah Lodge in IOOF Hall. Thursday St Pauls Lutheran Aid at 1723 Maple St with Mrs Frank Mueller and Mrs Wm Koehn co host. Westminster Circle in Arc Room Presbyterian church hosts dessert lunch. WLCS general meeting in Methodist church parlors. Dorcas Society at Holy Trinity Lutheran church parlors. St Martha's Guild at Mrs W D Harte home. WCF at Mrs Earl Bishops 1208 6th Ave. Friday Past Noble Grands Club at Mrs Rex Olsen home with Mrs John Blair co host.
Lee Williams and the Stepping Tone Music, a leading Midwest dance orchestra, appears at Sidney's Fireman's Ball on February 114. The group is noted for high caliber entertainment, having been selected for multiple national conventions and major Midwest venues including Chicago ballrooms and Denver's Rainbow Ballroom.
Armed Forces reports list Richard W. Hanneman enlisting in the Marine Corps and departing January 25 for eight weeks of training in San Diego. Ronald Stines and Ronald Madden of Potter enlist in the Marines and will leave March 4 for boat training in San Diego. Corporal Joseph P. Weibel of Sidney is in Japan, a member of the 35th Fighter-Interceptor within the Far East Air Forces 314th Air Division, focusing on air defense of Central Japan. he joined the U.S. Air Force in April 1951 and is a Stratton High School graduate. Marvin L. Remington, seaman recruit, USN, son of Sidney residents, entered the Navy service December 28, 1951, after working at J. E. Peterson Pharmacy in Big Springs.
Rev Franklin Clark Fry of New York City announced at the 34th annual meeting of the National Lutheran Council that CROP, the largest Protestant Catholic relief program, will be abandoned for insufficient public support. Fry heads Lutheran World Relief, Inc., one of three agencies involved in CROP relief. Contributions have not covered overheads since the organization began in 1947.
Roslin Kohlschmidt hosted a brief overnight visit. Bert Bates joined R H Neumann of Lodgepole in Denver for surgery. Joe A Oliverius and family were guests of Frank Rokes. Charley Dickinson and daughter Art Way’s family returned from Fairfax California. Joe T Lauderback visited the Kokes homes. Emma Kohlschmidt and daughter Viola spent afternoon with D E Dickinson. Danny Dickinson’s tenth birthday party honored at home with many friends and gifts. Emma Kohlschmidt accompanied Miss Mary and John Skrolle to Sterling.
Bostitch stapling machines and compatible staples are always in stock at THE TELEGRAPH ensuring ready supplies for offices and homes.
The Better the Best 4H Club met at Lawrence Theis home with all members present except one. David Allington joined the club. We discussed calves and updated books. After the meeting outdoor games followed by a lunch prepared by Mrs. Lester Theis. Floyd Irwin, Reporter.
Chester County notices list marriage licenses for Fred Klein of Sterling Colorado to Elizabeth F. Nichel of Merino Colorado dated January 25 and J A Dennis of Lincoln to Jean Ann Hruska of Sidney dated January 25 with additional pair William Peabody and Alyce Lyon of Sidney dated January 29. The rest discusses Masonry coatings and historical mentions of salamander wool and asbestos in ancient funeral shrouds. it notes resin emulsion paints for exterior surfaces and thinning water as a spreader.
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