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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1949
Page
12
Mrs Frank Meier and family hosted a midweek gathering at the Frank Meier home. Local residents Ruth Meyers Lena Carleton and Rebecca Fleming visitations and social events include a training meeting in Sidney and a shower for Mrs Charles Foster. Families share Sunday visits at various homes and dining events with the Maddens and Flemings.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Talich were Scotts Bluff visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H C Schmale of Sidney were overnight guests in the Louis Schmale home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Bud Hobson and girls and Mrs H S King of Sidney and relatives from Denver were Sunday guests in the Ed Block home. Marilyn Block underwent tonsillectomy at Roche Hospital Wednesday morning.
Bridgeport organizers revive Camp Clarke Day after war hiatus. About 15 people elected officers to plan a full day on May 14 including a parade dance and pioneer-themed decorations. A prominent speaker will be sought and county children will attend.
South Sund notes record visits and illnesses around Potter Sidney and Crook. Commissioners meet February 15 1949 at Sidney with George Coulter presiding and approve claims totaling several hundred dollars for county expenses.
The Sidney Nebraska city council met in regular session at 7 30 p m with Mayor Dorwart and six councilmen present. The council approved airport lease agreements with Donald Brown and denied a Burlington route refund request after reviewing the engineer report. A detailed list of payrolls and fund totals followed, including Drag Bridge Gasoline and Road funds, with year to date balances and expenditures.
Mrs. John Zwickl expresses sincere gratitude to Dr Dorwart and the Roche Hospital nursing staff for care during a recent stay. She thanks Mr. Link and all neighbors and friends for flowers gifts and cards.
Monthly financial report lists fees earned and disbursed by County Officers totaling 876.59 with detailed remittances to county and state treasurers. A. Triska named to Cheyenne County Fair Board to replace resigning John J. Treinen. Public liability policy for county vehicles approved. Meeting adjourned to March 1, 1949.
George Simon Ohm, born 1789, formulated in 1827 the electrical resistance law at the core of modern theory. Despite early scorn, recognition arrived after years of neglect, pulling him from retirement into overwork that hastened his death in 1854.
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