Sidney Ladies At SOD Party Highlight Week’s Social Calendar
A page of social notes from Sidney recounts a Valentine themed dessert lunch and twelve tables of contract bridge at the S. O. D. Officers Club with Mrs. J. R. Miller winning first prize and Mrs. L. C. Barstow, Mrs. George Fleming, and Mrs. A. E. Wright also placing. The notes cover Mrs. Dorothy Neary’s son Jon’s seventh birthday party, a Merry-Mix Club dessert bridge at the Ziegler home, and a Tri County Medical Association dinner at the Country Club hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Hull Cook, plus other club gatherings and bridge results with multiple local hosts and guests.
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Sidney
S. O. D. Officers Club
Officers Club
J. R. Miller
L. C. Barstow
George Fleming
Ziegler
Carl Ziegler
Roy Wells
Lawrence Sharp
W. D. Powell
Wells
B. H. Grimm
C. H. Babbitt
Baker
Chappell
J. B. Pankau
Dalton
Core
A. H. Shanberg
Kimball
Keiths Club
Mice
Harold Keith
Sans Souci Club
Keith
E. S. Sherrerd
Keith Deaver
W. H. Burchill
H. P. O'Connor
W E. Gehrig
Nat Baker
P. L. Button
Local Notes on Visits and Moves in Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Neary and son Jimmie visited Mrs Dorothy Neary and son Jon, former Winside residents en route to Rawlins Wyoming. Jack H Lowe Telegraph editor returned home snowbound at Green River Wyoming luego. Auckland to Sidney via bus. Mrs John Elwell to Rocky Mountain Hospital Denver for surgery, husband reports condition encouraging. Mrs McKinley McIntosh moved to Roche Hospital for convalescence. Sunday dinner guests included Eckersons of Pennock Minnesota and Rapps Haxtun Colorado. Martinosky family spent weekend in Denver. Emanuel Troutman returned from six weeks in California. Patricia Moore joined Bu Pro Gas office. Oscar Copley of J M McDonald Store left for Hastings buying trip.
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Roy Neary
Jimmie
Dorothy Neary
Jon
Nearys
Winside
Nebraska
Rawlins
Wyo
Mr. Neary
Guam
Jack H. Lowe
The
Telegraph
Union Pacific
Green River
Lowe
C. B. Dorwart
A. B Rapp
Myr
Ralph Eckerson
Pennock
Minn
Frank Rapp
Haxtun
Colo
Victor Rapp
Sidney
Eckersons
West Coast
Frank Rapps
Minnesota
John W. Martinosky
Denver
Emanuel Troutman
California
Patricia Moore
Bu- Pro Gas Company
Oscar Copley
J. M. McDonald
Hastings
Moore files for divorce amid non-support and cruelty
Maxine Moore sues Clifton Moore in district court seeking an absolute divorce and custody of their infant daughter. The couple married October 25, 1947, in Aztec New Mexico, with the divorce petition citing non-support and extreme cruelty.
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Clerk of District Court
Maxine Moore
Clifton Moore
Moores
Aztec
New Mexico
Local Births and Admitted List From Rural Colorado Lodges
Admitted on Wednesday through Monday include Catherine Peetz Frances Benedict Gerald Wentz Vern Albro Joe Wagner and others with SOD notes. Dismissals occur Wednesday Thursday and Friday including Alta Jacobs Rudy Nagengast and Arnold Skarka and son. Births record two February babies a son to Benedict and a son to Karr and a daughter to Keiper.
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Catherine Peetz
Francis Benedict
Carolyn Lee Sanford
Gerald Wentz
Dix
Vern Albro
Joe Wagner
Chappell
John Zgwicki
Delno Karr
Billie Jean Miller
Potter
E. L. Carter
M. J. McIntosh
Albert Keiper
Isadore Trijillo
John McCaulley
Frank Sis
R. B. Helger
Alta Jacobs
Len Downs
Rudy Nagengast
Arnold Skarka
Marilyn Block
Lodgepole
Richie Ingersoll
Julesburg
Colo
Burdett Sharp
Frances Harvey
Frances Benedict
F. Hruska
Admitted Names Listed In Local Lodge Hospital
Patients admitted on Wednesday through Sunday include Irene Myers of Gurley Sam Chambers Doris Hornby Delores Emanuelson and David of Lodgepole.
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Irene Myers
Gurley
Sam Chambers
Doris Hornby
Delores Emanuelson
Lodgepole
David
List of births and dismissals in Lodgepole area
Names including Mrs Rose Rapp Mrs Glen Bruns Gerald Walker and others appear in dismissals while births are recorded for Lodgepole couples Emanuelson and Willis Jr with dates February 5 and February 8. Sam Chambers mentioned alongside.
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Rose Rapp
Sam Chambers
Emanuelson
Lodgepole
Sol Willis, Jr
Turning Right Rules Emphasized by Police Chief
Police Chief Sol Willis urges strict right turn practices citing five percent accident rate. He says stay near the right edge, signal early, plan in advance, and stay close to the right after the turn to minimize traffic disruption.
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Sol Willis
National Safety Council
Willis
Sidney man pleads guilty to assault and battery
Arcadia Sotelo Sidney entered a guilty plea on assault and battery charges after a Sidney police arrest earlier this week. He received 30 days in the county jail plus costs. A complaint against Paul E Goggin for passing no account checks was filed with County Judge Robert A Barlow. Goggin, formerly of Denver, has been living in Sidney since December 8 and is charged with passing checks at a local hotel.
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Arcadia Sotelo
Sidney
Paul E. Goggin
Robert A. Barlow
Goggin
Denver
Nebraska Snow Crisis and National Policy Debates
Nebraska endures unprecedented snow losses and mobilized relief efforts as federal funds are made available. The Nebraska delegation presses for a state of emergency while discussions on minimum wage and peace efforts reveal concerns about economic impact, leadership, and national vitality. A briefing includes visitors from Kearney and Lincoln, updates on the Kearney Air Base, and REA program progress with Nebraska farmers attending a New York meeting.
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Nebraska
Congress
House Committee
Russia
America
Ormond P. Hill
Barlow Nye
C. S. Morrow
Kearney
Fritz Noble
Lincoln
Wm. J
al Electrification Administration
Kearney Air Base
Austin
Texas
Neal
REA
New York
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Our Loss
The Bevers family expresses gratitude for cards flowers and kindness shown after the death of their son and brother James Bevers and family
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James Bevers and
Typewriter carbon in letter or legal size
The Telegraph notes availability of typewriter carbon for letter and legal sizes and mentions pencil carbon cut to any size.
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Typewriter
Telegraph
Police Court Plea Deals In Offense Plea
In a Monday night hearing Har old Stmka pleaded guilty to a second offense intoxication. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Clarence Joliff of the SOC appeared and pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars and his driver's license suspended for 30 days.
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Harold Stmka
Clarence Joliff
The
SOC
Glen Greenlee
Ideal Income Tax Records System Ad Preview
Hundreds of farmers and business men use this simplified system for keeping records. We provide complete sets and refit sheets to stock. Your income tax consultant will tell you that Ideal is the ideal record keeping system. Tie Telegraph.
High Voltage X-Rays Could Aid Cancer Therapy
An article notes that 50-million-volt medical betrazon X-rays offer great penetrating power and lower surface absorption, suggesting potential value in cancer treatment as they pass into tissues.
State Chartered Banks Share US Banking Resources
Among 14 608 banks, 94 603 are state chartered with exclusive 6 branches. Their total resources reach 86 840 838 000 dollars, comprising about half of the nation’s banking resources.
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United States
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