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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1946
Page
4
Ila Gail Singer daughter of Mrs Elwood Singer Sidney wed James J Egan Jr son of Mr and Mrs James M Egan Kentland Indiana in St Josephs church Kentland. Fr Edward Fallon officiated 7 pm ceremony. Bridesmaid Catherine Egan best man Richard Egan. Couple to reside in Kentland with Mr Egan in construction business.
Excessive shampooing can strip natural oils making hair dry and brittle. To reduce buildup without washing, place cotton batting over a hairbrush bristles and press through. Brush hair vigorously so dirt clings to the cotton.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Draper and son and Mr and Mrs Stanley Hisen of Gurley spent Thursday evening at the H J Elsen home. June Policky was a supper guest of Erma Crosby Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and family and Mr and Mrs Karl Luther spent Sunday evening at the George Bartels home. Erma Crosby had a tonsillectomy at Taylor Hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hunt of Long Pine and Earl Hunt of Omaha visited Cecil Hunt. W R George is on the sick list. Rev Henry Monnich of Sidney called at the J Elsen and Frank Morey homes Friday. Mrs H J Elsen and Mrs Karl Luther visited Mrs J F Moseman Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A W Thomas and family attended a Deanna Moseman birthday party Monday evening. Mrs Cecil Hunt and Mrs Muriel Crosby attended a Valentine Tea at Sunol High School. Mr and Mrs H J Elsen and Mr and Mrs K O Luther dined with the J F Moseman family Tuesday.
Rebekah Lodge gathers Wednesday at 7 30 in the I O O F Hall. Thursday activities include the Presbyterian Circle at Mrs H J Preble’s Sioux Ord Depot home, Willing Workers at Mrs Glenn Greenlee’s City Auditorium, and W S C S Division meetings at multiple addresses with named co hosts and hostesses. Friday features a W C T A meeting at Mrs C A Johnson’s 1225 9th Ave with Mrs George Baker assisting.
A new garnish for fish suggests placing ripe olives in a shallow pan, covering with french dressing and baking in a moderate oven for five minutes, then serving hot with lemon slices on the fish.
Public Works board meeting adjourned at 11:00 after approving January bills for Electric Water and Sewer and authorizing treasurer to draw checks from the Light & Power Plant Fund. They endorsed engineering and map projects, discussed meter testing equipment, and proposed a rate reorganization to raise steam heating 30 percent and reallocate labor charges. Minutes note attendance and adjournment with secretary Ladegard.
From an accident prevention and food preservation perspective the Hest canning method uses pressure cooking to ensure safe preservation. The note highlights pressure as the core mechanism for preventing spoilage and maintaining safety in canned goods.
4 H Week from March 2 to 10 will be National 4 H Week with radio and newspapers showcasing 4 H work. Officials urge rapid organization of clubs before the week and note early organizers gain more activity opportunities. Any 4 H age youth may join, town or country. If no club exists, the county agent will aid in organizing one.
Plans for the 1946 Nebraska Corn husker Boys State to be held June 1 to 8 at the state agricultural college were finalized in Lincoln. Justice E F Carter of the state supreme court was re elected head. W C Hascall of Omaha named vice president. Directors include Governor Griswold, Chief Justice Robert Simmons, Chancellor C E Boucher and Gen Guy N Henninger. Other directors include John F.
Scottsbluff plans a new eastside stadium on the high school athletic field and a combined vocational education complex. Architects’ plans include shop, paint, lumber rooms, a metal shop, aeronautics room, and a large farm machinery floor. The project aims to ease crowded conditions and add athletic seating while expanding career training options.
Fragmentary note cites Illinois and Lam with a figure 85,806,000 acres and a 7 percent reference. Details are unclear but indicate land area and a percentage statistic related to Illinois.
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