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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1951

Page

3

Local Notes Roundup of Christmas and New Year Visits

Local notes recount Christmas dinners and New Year gatherings across Sidney and surrounding areas. It lists names and families visiting, including military moves, university students returning to Lincoln, and travel to Denver, Omaha, and Laramie. Notable events include a birth, travels to Camp Hood Texas, and Rose Bowl attendance by the Lafler family.

Terry Wilt Camp Hood Texas Kenneth Bales Scottsbluff David Brauer Vernon Rood M. L. Anthony Richard LaVern Anthony Susan Judy Herrod Lincoln Nebraska University Leonard Herrod P. J. Lenzen Harvey George Tom Lenzen Richard Parker Wilsonville Nebraska Stephen Anthony Bohac Marjorie Kretz. R Josa Tom Hubbell Ray Mitchell Elmer Holtman Lodgepole Holtman Harriett Kidney Henry Holtman Ws. Holtman Pvt Clifford Dress Lowry Field Denver E. F. Dress G Dress David Fernass Glen Bales New Years John Meyer Hilbert Borcher Dale Shirley Don Haworth Potter Albert Bonesteel Morris Gordon Eddie Raulinitis Byron Lamb Tommy Quinton C. A. Pearson Wava Pearson St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Sidney Bender Brooklyn Leonard Fine Hal Craig Twin Falls Idaho H. P. Craig Rena McCleneghan Buffalo Wyoming E. R. Rogers Kenneth Agnew Kathleen K. S. Agnew

Westminster Circle Meeting Notices

Wednesday Ave Society gathers at Mrs Ralph Gentle 1340 1ath Ave Thursday Christian Womens Fellowship at Mrs Earl Bishop 1208 6th Ave Westminster Circle New Years Candlelight Service 1 30 p m Ww S C S General meeting Circle 8 hostesses

Ave Society Ralph Gentle Christian Womens Fellowship Earl Bishop 6Th Ave Westminster Circle New Years

Du Cum Club Holds Christmas Party at Webster Home

The Du Cum Club met December 8 with eleven members, hosted by Mrs. Clifford Webster. Mrs. Art Borcher and Mrs. Norman Swanson organized entertainment, and Mrs. Jess Higgins and Mrs. Elvin Linton served lunch. Next meeting is January 12 with Mrs. Howard Reimers presenting a lesson on Children's Clothing.

du Cum Club Clifford Webster Art Borcher Norman Swanson Jess Higgins Elvin Linton Howard Reimers Kenneth Larson

Weyerts Auxiliary Holds December Meeting With Festive Party

The Weyerts Auxiliary met on Tuesday December 12. They tabled buying coffee urns and silverware for the kit chen. They sent gifts to hospitalized veterans and the Tarlan Men. Clara Lessig and Mayme Ahlm arranged a Christmas party with quiz master Wilma Gabriel, vocal duets, Canasta, and a gift exchange. Betty Kurth Eileen Jurgens and Ellen Larson served a Christmas lunch with Santa cups.

Weyerts Tarlan Clara Lessig Mayme Ahlm Wilma Gabriel Duane Moses Ronnie Draper Betty Kurth Eileen Jurgens Ellen Larson

Farm Accidents In 1949 Involve 25 000 Farm People

About 25 000 farm workers were involved in accidents during 1949, a figure reflecting the continued dangers of rural work. The report highlights the scale of injuries and calls for improved safety measures and enforcement across farming communities.

Sunny Side social notes from the Brandl column

Mrs Albert Brandl reports a series of Saturday evening visits and gatherings among locals including the Block, Irwin, Theis, Hokom, Holt om, Tremain, Yeager, Olson and Talich families. Christmas in Denver and Scottsbluff is noted along with a Helping Hand Club meeting and January 31 luncheon plans.

Chester Bruns Ed Block Pat Irwin Lester Theis John Hokom Lowell Holtom Forrest Tremain Malcolm Yeager Denver Russell Olson Scottsbluff E. A Johnson Gile Talich Ralph Lloyd Dale Talich Lemoyne Johnson Richard Hernbloom Patty Gloria Walter Hernbloom Kenneth Hernbloom Harold Hernbloom Betty Lu Big Springs George Bolkhen Harold Oscar Olson Albert Brandl Sandra Phyllis P. E. Smith Lowell Holcom

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss

The Braasch family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the death of their husband and father. They commend Drs. Cook and Eitner and the Taylor Hospital nursing staff for compassion and care.

New Letterhead Design Offer by The Telegraph

The Telegraph advertises custom letterhead design services in one or more colors. It promotes revamping stationery to refresh branding and professional presentation.

THE Telegraph

Sick Wheat Market Term Describes Dead Germ Grain

The term sick wheat indicates grain with a dead germ unfit for human food. This market designation applies to wheat barley or other grains showing nonviable germ in supply notes and trade discussions.

New-Born Animals and Survival Prospects

A newborn animal that is free of disease and well nourished has a strong chance to survive. In contrast, weak and undernourished newborns face high mortality risk in the weeks ahead.

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