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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1946

Page

4

Social notes from Elwood and surrounding towns

Mr and Mrs Harold C Craig visiting his parents in Elwood Nebraska. Mr and Mrs George Hossack spent Saturday in Sterling Colorado and were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Bommielaere. Mr and Mrs Fred Plorin visited Ed Killham and Jim Vacik in Sidney. Mr and Mrs George Puckett traveled to Mitchell on business. Mr and Mrs Charles Ehlers of Sunol dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Haworth. Darrell Koehn Seamon second class in the U S Navy left for San Diego after three weeks at home recovering from mastoid operation.

George Hossack Sterling Colo Henry Bommielaere Fred Plorin Ed Killham Jim Vacik Sidney Draw Charles Ehlers of Sunol Fred Haworth Darrell Koehn Seamon U. S. Navy San Diego California Wm. C. Koehn

Local residents return from travel and transfers around region

Mr and Mrs Glen Bales return from five weeks in Texas and southern states. J C Preble joins them, then heads to California. Flight Officer Donald Buwi arrives from Fort Leavenworth on terminal leave. Various relatives in Sidney host, move, or travel, including retirees, servicemen, and campus students from Denver University.

Glen Bales Texas J. C. Preble Mrs. Bales California Bales del Rio Donald Buwi George Burr Fort Leavenworth Army Air Force

Indefinite Visits Highlight Richland Area Habits

Mrs. Dora Wertz of Richland Nebraska visits with her brother Ed Brockelsby and Mrs. Brockelsby for an extended stay. Mrs. A J Raddatz from North Platte was a guest of her mother, Mrs. Belle Bixby, last weekend.

Mrs Dora Wertz Richland, Nebraska Ed Brockelsby Mrs. Brockelsby A. J. Raddatz North Platte Belle Bixby

Slayters Return from California Visit

Mr and Mrs O D Slayter and son Christy returned from Los Angeles where they visited their son Abbott Slayter his wife and their grandson Kit Abbott and Christy recently were discharged from military service.

O. D. Slayter Christy Los Angeles California Abbott Slayter Kit Abbott

Roe Couple Visit From Omaha Staying With Adams Family

Mr and Mrs Robert Roe arrived Friday evening from Omaha and are guests at the home of Mrs Roe's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Adams. Mr Roe was recently discharged from the Army Military Police service.

Robert Roe Omaha Roe Wm. Adams Army Military Police Service

Groeger and Jaeckel Dine Hosts. Keiths Visit Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs Morris Groeger were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Jaeckel on Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold Keith drove to Cheyenne Friday to spend the weekend with their daughter Mrs E J Hanna and family.

Mrs Morris Groeger Ernest Jaeckel Harold Keith Cheyenne E. J. Hanna

Pearl Harbor veteran sails home aboard Marshall Victory

Pearl Harbor veteran Donald J. Fahy son of Mr and Mrs George Fahy Sidney is among 893 Army veterans returning to the States aboard the S S Marshall Victory which left Yokohama February 10 and was due in Seattle around February 22 The Marshall Victory a Merchant Marine ship aided Navy cargo lines to island bases seized by U S forces across the Pacific.

Pearl Harbor T. H Donald J. Fahy George Fahy Sidney States Yokohama Japan Seattle Navy U. S Pacific

Upcoming Community Events at Maple Street and St Patrick's

On Wednesday Rebekah Kensington meets at Mrs Vera McHatton to host with Mrs Verda Reissner as co hostess at 1931 Maple Street. On Thursday the Altar Society gathers in St Patrick's Auditorium for a social and service event.

Rebekah Kensington Vera McHatton Maple Street Verda Reissner Altar Society St. Patrick’s Auditorium

Venus Velvet Pencils In Stock At The Telegraph Shop

The Telegraph offers Venus Velvet pencils in stock along with colored and indelible pencils and leads.

Telegraph Venus

History Of Interest Tae Selman te Sheer cae Vasil

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reetz and two children of Potter were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tompkins. George Gerlach of Harrison, a gent for the defunct Liberty State Bank, and wife are temporarily located in Sidney and have taken an apartment at the Omar Court. W. H. Burgess, J. L. Hand and A. H. Dilley journeyed to Turcott lake early Wednesday morning, where they spent the day fishing. They report a fair catch. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Walker made a brief business trip to Denver the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Radcliffe and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Johnson returned from Denver Wednesday. Mrs. T. E. Mayer, Mrs. Joseph Hahler, Katherine and Helen Hahler and Edna Mayer visited at Potter Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brady. C. L. Ivey of Sidney Draw has been in Sidney the greater part of this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hayes and daughter returned from Kimball Monday evening. Gus Buckingham, for many years in the employ of the Union Pacific as freight conductor between Sidney and Cheyenne, has been appointed Deputy Assessor of Lar ame county, Wyoming.

Fred Reetz Potter J. L. Tompkins George Gerlach Harrison Liberty State Bank Sidney Omar Court W. H. Burgess J. L. Hand A. H. Dilley Turcott Lake B. L. Walker Denver C. S. Radcliffe J. O. Johnson T. E. Mayer Joseph Hahler Katherine and Helen Hahler Edna Mayer Clyde Brady C. L. Ivey Sidney Draw Sidney the Gater E. J. Hayes Kimball Gus Buckingham Union Pacific Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming

Miss Mary McIntosh Leaves for Carmel Studies

Miss Mary McIntosh departed Wednesday evening for a long journey to Carmel California to continue studies in physical expression through delsarte. Mrs Semerad hosted a pretty two table party the same day with Monte Carlo games and a five o clock luncheon concluding a pleasant afternoon. A new Sidney firm Kepler and Kratz is formed by R P Kepler and G P Kratz both known to local business circles. Mrs M E Banta left Thursday for a buying trip to Omaha St Louis and Chicago for the Sidney Mercantile. Superintendent Brahams spent two days this week at Hastings Neb engaging with area school superintendents. Simon Fishman of Denver visited Sidney Monday to see his brothers in law Leon and Sam Fine and families.

Mary McIntosh Carmel Calif Delsarte Semerad Monte Carlo Kepler and Kratz R. P. Kepler G. P. Kratz Sidney M. E. Banta Omaha St. Louis Chicago Sidney Mercantile Brahams Hastings Nebraska Simon Fishman Denver Leon and Sam Fine

Witters and Son Take Over Local Livery Barn

S. P. Witters and son Harry buy the livery stock and feed business from S. C. Boone at the Stone Barn. Competent leaders promise fair courteous service and future success. Joseph M. Swenson returns from a Washington California trip exploring irrigation plans. W. R. Wood Milton Ahrens and Horace Moore attend the Denver Stock Show in Sidney.

S. P. Witters Harry S. C. Boone Stone Barn Joseph M. Swenson Washington California Mr. Swenson W. R. Wood Milton Ahrens Horace Moore Sidney Denver

Lodgepole Caller Boosts Subscription to 1903

Harry Barrett of Lodgepole was a pleasant caller last Saturday and pushed his subscription up to 1903. A coon troupe performed in Sidney on Thursday evening. The Sidney Fire Department plans a masquerade ball at the Opera House on Feb 7. Hugh McFadden leased the former Bank of Nebraska building to open a restaurant. John M. Adams of Grasmere ranch travels to Washington and Augustus, Georgia. Charles Hadley goes to Omaha for rheumatism treatment at a sanitarium.

Harry Barrett Lodgepole Sidney Georgia Charles Hadley Omaha

Sidney to add elevator among year’s improvements

Sergt. Jas. Sherlock was discharged by expiration of service and returned home to New York. He was a model soldier and popular with officers, men, and Sidney citizens. George Jenner suffers lumbago. Chas. Trognitz leads twenty men on the ice field producing fine ice. Mrs. T. C. Egleston of Ashford, Nebraska visits Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Theelecke. Sidney Land Office authorized a second clerk. Maneely chosen for the post.

Sidney Sergt Jas. Sherlock New York Sherlock 21St Regiment George Jenner Chas. Trognitz T. C. Egleston Ashford Nebr J. T. Theelecke Sidney Land Office Maneely

Local Notes on Departures Purchases and Camp Life

Miss Cora Hans, sister of a groceryman, departed for Fremont on Tuesday evening. Mr John Cummings bought the building east of his place and will use the lumber to add an addition to his hotel. Mr R C Deere of Camp Robinson is in the city and recalls bullets falling like hail after the Indian revolt.

Cora Hans Fremont John Cummings R. C. Deere Camp Robinson

Lake skating crowd fills barracks rear on Saturday eve

The lake behind the barracks was crowded with young ladies and gentlemen enjoying skating. The amusement is becoming quite popular. Mr H M Preshaw, a Pine Ridge Agency contractor, arrived in the city last Wednesday to stock up for the spring campaign.

H. M. Preshaw Pine Ridge Agency

Jolly Fellows Club Formed At Leger Home

A new club named the Jolly Fellows held its first meeting on February 16 at Alfred Leger’s home. Officers were elected: President Duane Warren, Vice-president Rex Chichester, Secretary Bob Rolhfing, News Reporter Alfred Leger. Members cooked cookies fudge and pudding for lunch. Visitors included Miss Mary Burbank Ann Rohlfing Dorothy Leger and the Legers and Warren. Next meeting set for Duane Warren’s home.

Jolly Fellows Club Alfred Leger Jolly Fellows Earl Leger Duane Warren Rex Chichester Bob Rolhfing Rex Duane Alfred Bob Mary Burbank Ann Rohlfing Dorothy Leger Mr. Leger Mr. Warren

Dryland Toughies 4 Her Sheep Club Meeting Summary

The Dryland Toughies 4-H Sheep Club met February 22 at Edson Madden home. President Karl Madden called the meeting to order with 11 members and four visitors present. Shirley Madden elected representative to the fair board. Jerry Madden spoke on Until Lambs Are Weaned. Karl Madden and Robert Hawkins were noted.

Dryland Toughies Club Dryland Toughies 4-H Edson Madden Karl Madden Shirley Madden Fair Board Jerry Madden Robert Hawkins

Livestock Loss Prevention Demo At Allmans March 28

A livestock loss prevention demonstration is being prepared for Allmans on March 28. The next Weed District meeting is set for February 28 at 8:00 p m in the Lodgepole schoolhouse with W L Klatt expected to attend. An Aeronca plane homeward from Kimball suffered $1000 damage after engine trouble during practice near the Kimball area with occupants uninjured.

Allman’s W. L. Hawkins WEED Weed District

Grain byproduct boosts dairy and livestock yields claim

The Old Judge questions Hank about distillers grains used as feed. Hank notes last June distillers produced over 1.2 billion pounds of dried grains and praises their nutrient richness for fat dairy cows, livestock, and poultry, explaining how he uses the product.

Hank

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