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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1947
Page
3
Legion regms hold a bingo night at City Auditorium on Monday February 10 at 7 30 pm with plenty of prizes and refreshments sponsored by The Jobs Daughters. You're invited.
Local residents travel to Cheyenne Denver Lincoln and Phoenix while relatives visit Sidney. Paths cross with weddings, school bills, and a bake sale. Notable items include Mrs Widstrand bed confinement after a hip fracture, Adel Rapp and Miss Marjorie Sharman events, and students heading to Fort Collins and Boulder for studies.
Telegraph offers day books and journals in stock with columnar pads across most widths. Scarcity noted but selection remains fairly good in stock at the Telegraph.
Mrs. Lawrence Wamsley hosted Time Wasters Club at the Country Club for a valentine themed luncheon with dessert. prizes went to Mrs. Grant Mathews and Mrs. Russell Keep. W. M. B. Club met at Mrs. N. S. Miller’s. Miss Maxine Buettner married Robert C. Vernon in St Francis Kansas. Engagement announced for Eunice Marie Rezanina to Glenn Haag. Sidney and Dalton residents featured in several society notices including weddings in Denver and Missouri and a Valentine Dorwart gathering with bridge winnings. Irma Mark engaged to Lawrence Loitz of Grant Park Illinois. no wedding date set.
The Nebraska Committee reports eight years of statewide publicity urging citizens to note tavern conditions and help choose beer licensees. Protests totaled under 1 percent in towns, with only 14 of 1799 applicants denied for improper conduct. State pride lies in cooperation with liquor control laws and ongoing improvement efforts.
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