Cancer Dressing Program Shown To Sidney Women
A Cancer dressing making demonstration was held Tuesday in the EUB Church basement. Mesdames Hebbel Still Michaels Gillham Oppie Daugaard McGee and McPherson taught a group of Sidney women how to make dressings at the Sidney hospital in the afternoon. Many local families hosted guests and shared social events across the area including dinners and visits in Akron Sterling Gurley Huron and Columbus Nebraska. The Catholic Deanery met in Akron with several Fehringers in attendance. George Fehringer visited his mother in Columbus then Omaha. Around 100 attended a Legion family supper with Mrs Gorman and Mr Terrall hosting and Mrs Mary Oppie in charge. Weather and birthdays were noted among several community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Mesdames Hebbel
Still
Michaels
Gillham
Oppie
Daugaard
McGee
McPherson
Sidney Hospital
Melvin Lockhart and Sons
John Nelson
Orley Beahm
Alford
Wally
Joe Young
Kimball
Henry Walker
Mike Huss
Christina Fehringer
Denver
Ben Fehringer
Frank Fehringer
Henry Fehringer
Paul
Henry Walllers
Gordon
Gust Goranson
Huron
South Dakota
Merrill Johnson
Gurley
Lloyd Goranson
Herman Dallegge
Karen
Orley
Walter Fehringer
Arleigh Nelson
Akron
Colo
Mesdames Francis Roelle
Albin Fehringer
Donald Fehringer
George Fehringer
Katie Fehringer
Columbus
Neb
Omaha
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Dean Hunter
Lester Hiett
Howard Lindsay
Jack Pearson
Bob Casselman
Mary Oppie
Dennie Cates
Gorman
Terrall
Sterling
Harold Linde
Susan
Hap Williams
Harry Segelke
Arlo Segelke
Lillian Wieser
Bob Williams
Raymond Wood
Henry Westphalen
Mrs. Arford
Greeley
Dr. C. L. Arford
Howard Kurz
Frank Kurz
Yolanda Kurz
Clyde Dishman
Connie
Gerald Krueger
LeRoy Childers
East Sidney
Leson
Mary Krueger
Deloris Kurz
Jesse Wills
Albin Olson
Elbern Lehurs
Ed van Aelstyn
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Cynthia
Jerry Benzel
John Glanz
Sidney Draw News Struggles With Cold Snap In Nebraska
The column lists residents of Sidney Draw News area reflecting on 22 below zero in nearby Trenton Missouri and Nebraska weather. It records multiple social visits, family gatherings, club meetings, and hospital notes across Sidney and surrounding farms. Names include Olson, Kurz, Mohart, Krueger, Glanz, and Benzel with events in Lincoln and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
City Receives Civil Defense Equipment for Emergency Use
Chief Sol Willis announces two new pieces of equipment from Sioux Ordnance Depot to aid the city in emergencies. A large snow removal truck will be stationed at the airport with a plow for runways and streets. A rotary tiller mixer will assist land leveling park work and oil mixing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Willis
Civil Defense Organization
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Murrey Fuller
Willis
Sidney
Park Area
Wills
City Shops Refer Repair Work Before Permanent Use
The city’s maintenance team sent the structure to local shops for essential repairs today before it can be permanently placed in service. The move aims to ensure safety and reliability once fully deployed.
Patrolmen Are Great At Retrieving Coins
A Sid ney professional man notes the Nebraska Safety Patrol gains praise for helpfulness. Window wells in the auditorium swallow lost items, including coins and keys, prompting patrons to call the patrol. Patrolmen are available in the building's north end and often retrieve articles for adults as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Sidney
Cricket season in Trinidad runs January to June
The cricket season in Trinidad, the southernmost island of the British West Indies, spans from January through June each year. It marks the main period for local matches and regional competition in the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
British West Indies
Air Age Clinic to Be Held in Sidney
Sidney will host an air age clinic on April 26, organized by the University of Nebraska and the Nebraska State Department of Aeronautics. Charles Elmlinger head of air age education at the university and Millard Bennett of the department will work with local and area teachers to present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Nebraska State Department of Aeronautics At
Lincoln
Charles Elmlinger
University
Millard Bennett
Department of Aeronautics
School Salesmen Need Licenses
Guidance counselor Ralph Spencer at Sidney High School warns to check for licensure when approached by trade or correspondence school salesmen. Nebraska LB 349 requires licensees to operate, evidenced by a small blue card signed by State Commissioner Raymond Decker, indicating a bona fide school with a $1,500 bond.
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Ralph Spencer
Sidney High School
Spencer
Nebraska
Raymond Decker
Patrol Reports Two Accidents in Cheyenne County
Nebraska Patrol officer Fred Koenig reports two recent accidents in Cheyenne County. Fred Quinn of Lodgepole, driving a cattle truck, drifted onto a soft shoulder and rolled onto its side with no injuries. Kenneth Gentry of Sterling left the road on Route 19 near a drive-in theater, rolled onto his car’s top after a sharp turn. no injuries, a passenger aboard, car damage pegged at 500 to 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleix Koenig
Nebraska Patrol
Cheyenne
Fred Quinn
Lodgepole
Quinn
Kenneth Gentry
Sterling
Koenig
Probate petition filed for will of J E Hill
County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska announces a probate petition for J E Hills will and seeks appointment of J H McNish as Administrator with Will Annexed. Hearing set for February 24 1958 at 10 AM in court. Clinton and McNish Attorneys at Law 69 72 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. E. Hill
State of
J. H. McNish
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
World Insurance Company sues Ray H Kominek and Anna Ruth Kominek in district court. An order of sale authorizes public auction at 10:00 a.m. March 5, 1958, at the east front door of Sidney Court House to sell Lot 2 Block 4 Sky Manor Addition Sidney Nebraska. Sale held under authority of January 30, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Judicial District of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
World Insurance Company
Ray H Kominek
Anna Ruth Kominek
Sidney
Sky Manor
Potter Man Escapes Injury In Accident
Jack W. Sorko, 29, of Potter, escaped injury when his crude oil hauling truck overturned on a road southwest of Gering. The Western Crude Marketers Inc. truck leaked oil from a damaged tank after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Sorko
Roy Anderson
Sorko
Gering
Western Crude Marketers Inc
Sterling
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Peetz News
Missouri
John Owens
Trenton
Maynard Schumacher
Everett Mohart
Dale Norman
Robert Kurz
Stanley Krueger
Otto Kurz
Jim Mohart
Jerry Fehringer
Chappell
Grandma Glanz
Paul Houser
Phil
Greg
Charles Krueger
Frank Kennedy
Cindy
Dianne
Kathy Juelfs
Mr. Petre
Nevin Janssen
Mrs
Fred Kretz
Bertha Mitchell
Patrol
United States
Clinton & McNish Attorneys At Law
World Insurance Company, A Corporation
Ray H. Kominek
A. D
Timid
Tom" Kokier
Craig
Kokier Motor CO
12Th & Jackson
Chevrolet
Howard" Geiges
Potter
Ine
Miller
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