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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1947

Page

2

South Sunds News Highlights Local Visits and Injuries

Mrs. J A Oliverius hosted with Mr and Mrs Joe Oliverius while Harold Duffield, discharged from the army, stayed with his parents in Chappell. Ed Ahlberg family toured Messex to visit John Jaap who recently moved there. Ernest Bonser bought a Sterling dwelling and plans fall move. D E Dickinson injured his toe while working, treated in Sidney. Bert Allington returned from California trip and noted Kaiser shipyard work in his past. John Jamison of Crook visited area. Mrs J R Brown returned to Sterling.

Joe A. Oliverius Ed Ahlberg Harold Duffield Chappell Ronald Messex Colo John Jaap Jaap John Lauer Ronald Ahlberg Ernest Bonser Sterling D. E. Dickinson Sidney Cook Milo Moore Moore Bert Allington Stockton Calif John Allington Arthur Elden Allington Bert Mr. Allington Kaiser Ship Yards Allington Sundl Jennie Lute Dickinson Lute California John Jamison Crook J. R. Brown W. R. Brown Glenn O. Dickinson

Peetz News Highlights Local Events and Games

Mrs Glenn McPherson and others attended World Day of Prayer at Sterling Methodist church. Local activities include district meeting attendance, Rebekah Lodge oyster supper plans, birthdays dinner, and family visits. Peetz basketball beat Lorenzo. Hall Implement edged Akron 50 48. Cantata rehearsals begin for Easter. church stuccoing continues. Don Gillham joins The Advocate Sterling in part time circulation role.

Glenn McPherson Frank Brown Esther Davis C. P. Thompson James Potter Nina Pittington Sterling Methodist Church Richard Welton Philowick Elks Club Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Rebekahs Husbands Odd Fellows Glen Willeford Good Samaritan Hospital E. U. B.church Peetz Lorenzo Akron Hall Sacred Heart Carol Elsie Pittington Otterkein Guild Jean Bules California Don Gillham The Advocate

Maple Grove Community Social Notes Between Neighbors

Mrs. Cecil Tremain and daughter Carol visited a white Tuesday evening at the Robert Michelman Alfred Jorgensen attended the telephone meeting Tuesday night at the Walter Johnson home. Mrs. Ed Miles and daughter Alice called at the W. T. Sharman home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Julia Rasmussen spent the afternoon there. Mrs. Beatrice Nelson accompanied her sister Mrs. Carl Christ to Omaha Thursday to visit several days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Albin Johnson and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Runion and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rasmussen and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman, Mrs. Julia Rasmussen and daughter Dorothy, Hazel Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharman and son spent Thursday evening at the Ed Miles home celebrating her birthday. The Farmers Union meeting was held Friday night at the Alfred Jorgensen home. Ed Miles gave a talk on the convention at Omaha. It wasn’t decided where the next meeting will be. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharman and son enjoyed Saturday evening at the Malcolm Yaeger home. Hazel and Alice Miles called at the Charles Smith home Saturday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stately and daughters were dinner guests Sunday at the Albin Johnson home. Mr. Dallas Hyatt was a dinner guest Sunday at the Cecil Tremain’s.

Cecil Tremain Carol Robert Michelman Alfred Jorgensen Walter Johnson Ed Miles Alice W. T. Sharman Julian Rasmussen Beatrice Nelson Carl Christ Omaha Albin Johnson Ruth Albert Runion Frank Rasmussen Julia Rasmussen Dorothy Hazel Miles Verne Sharman Farmers Union

Lorenzo Club Meeting and City Council Proceedings

Lorenzo club met on Feb 20 with eight members and three visitors. a business meeting and social afternoon followed with lunch. Sidney city council met Feb 21 with notices of beer distributor lease changes, building permits, and appointments. adjourned with Mayor Dorwart and Clerk Tobin signing.

Dorwart Hellwig Christ, Mahr Spearow Logan Pierson Officer West Heaton Tobin 15Th Street Paul E. Harris 10Th and Forrest H. L. Reinmuth

Proper care for aluminum pans and stain removal

Aluminum pans require careful cleaning to remove dark stains. If stains are fresh, fill the pan with equal parts vinegar and water, bring to a boil, and then rinse. Soap and soda are ineffective and may worsen stains.

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