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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1952

Page

5

New Years News From Sidney Area Families

Mrs. Allen Stephens of Wilming ton Calif arrives New Years Eve to visit her brother-in-law Sgt. Stephens who will join her here this weekend on furlough. Several Sidney residents host visitors over New Years weekend including the Ruser and Miller families from Bridgeport and Lorenz/Fry families from San Bernardino and Denver. Pfc Howard Spearow leaves for Camp McCoy after a holiday visit. A son named Schan Newton was born to Sgt and Mrs H N Schertzer. Concerts, hospital notices, deaths and obituaries update Sidney society with multiple arrangements and arrivals across the week. Births include two new daughters to local couples.

Allen Stephens Wilmington Calif Mr. Stephens Fred Stephens Sgt. Stephens Rudy Ruser Hornbeck Glenn Hornbeck Glenn Fry Gary Jerry San Bernardino Canasta Pfc Howard Spearow Camp McCoy Wis H. F. Spearow N. Schertzer Schan Newton Schertzer Darlene Dethlefsen Carleton Haze John (Goodman and Son David De‘Yo Scottsbluff Jack Scheurman Joan Ardith Bob Hinrichs Gurley Sidney Hospital Rosemary Peetz St. Joseph’s Hospital Omaha Frank Peetz Nebraska State Teachers College Kearney George Gershwin James Mohatt Sidney Robert Hilton Long Beach Hilton Fort Sidney W. S. Pomeroys Sharon Brown St. Anthony’s Hospital Denver Stewart Brown Frank Frauendorfer New Years Gordon Niemeller Bobby Deanna Lawrence Brachtenbach Corinne Nick Brachtenbach Mary Ann Thomas Niemoller Matt Treinen Ward Jones Sterling, Cole Jones R. E. Erickson Chico California Methodist Ed Brockelsby Union Pacific Railroad Sterling Marysville Kansas Erickson Potter Ada Belle Jones Beverly Wehmiller Myron George Gather T. F. Thompson Laurd Hollis Masters Tryon Laura Meyer Jack Lewis Lincoln G. E. Kennedy Ralph Fish Helen Ruth Florence Frazy Burbank John Bowman Frazy N. S. Mick Charles Hadley B. W. Frazy

Local youths enlistments and promotions reach overseas

Armed Forces Trinidad C. Avila of Sidney has enlisted in the Army for three years and is sent to Camp Crowder Mo for basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesus V Avila of Sidney. Captain Virgil Raddatz with the Army Air Force in Takata Japan is promoted to Major. his wife will join him in Japan next month with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Raddatz.

Trinidad C. Avila Sidney Camp Crowder Scottsbluff Avila Jesus V. Avila Virgil Raddatz Army Air Force Takata Japan Frank Raddatz Raddatz

Hospital Admissions and Births Notebook

Admitted lists include Susan Osborn Dalton, Dorothy Jones SOD, I L Shaffer SOD, Verna Geh rig, Marie Sanchez, De lores Bellmann Potter, Ronald Gausman, Robert Mrasek, Baby Emma, Jean Javvis SOD, Virginia Robinson Peetz, others through Jan 2. Dismissals note Marie Sanchez and others. Births record a son to Charles Jones Dec 24, daughter Slama Dec 25, son Foster Dec 28, son Hyde Jan 1, son Schertzer Jan 1.

Susan Osborn Dalton Dorothy Jones SOD I. L. Shaffer Raymond Slama Verna Gehrig Marie Sanchez Delores Bellmann Potter Ronald Gausman Robert Mrasek Baby Emma Jean Javvis Robert Foster Johnny Leisner Carrie Savage Gering S Virginia Robinson Peetz Osca McClue Gail Gish Darlene Schertzer George Schwartz Chappell James Deaver Arthur Cruz Edgar Moore Dee Ann Hart Florence Gates William Waddell Don Hyde Lodgepole Robert Hinrichs Gurley Earl Sharman Ray Nelson Charles Jones Irene Perry Oscar McClum Harry Schertzer

Dedication of New Organ at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian congregation will dedicate its new organ and chimes at a public recital this Sunday at 2 o'clock. Robert Cavarra of Debyer will be at the console. The addition to the sanctuary was funded by voluntary memorial gifts, under the direction of Gene Abernatha of Denver’s Bays Piano Company. Reverend Harold B. Tayid invites all to attend.

Robert Cavarra Debyer Ander Gene’ Abernatha Denver Harold

New Officers Named for Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship

Sunday election results list Miss Ann Henke as president and Dale Maley as vice president. Dretta Welch is secretary, Norma Schhell treasurer, Reba Kinne worship and evangelism chair, Bill Welch world friendship chair, Douglas Rabb community service chair, and Larry Jones recreation chair for six months.

Methodist Ann ‘Henke Dalé Maley Drétta Welch Norma Schhéll Reba: Kinne Bill Welch World Friendship Douglas Rabb Larry Jones

State Church Visitors Here at First Christian Church Sidney

The First Christian Church in Sidney hosts a state visitation by five Nebraskan church officials. The program runs Tuesday 6 p.m. officers dinner, 7 30 p.m. evangelistic services, and Wednesday morning activities including devotion, talks, Q A, and lunch. The group travels from west Nebraska toward the east.

Sidney Nebraska Visitation Lola Delehoy Omaha Nebraska Christian Woman’s Fellowship Verdie Burke Kearney Department of Religious Education Nebraska Christian Fellowship P. R. Stevens Corner College C. C. McCaw Lincoln Venona Wilkinson United States China Neal Morris Christian Church Morris Nebraska

Missionary Miss Wenona Wilkinson to Speak at Church Event

Miss Wenona Wilkinson, a long serving missionary to China, will be one of the principal speakers at The First Christian Church visitation next Tuesday and Wednesday. She began with the Christian Woman's Board of Missions and later served in Hofei near Nanking, including time during Japanese occupation from 1937 to 1941 before leaving at the U S Council's request.

Wenona Wilkinson United States China First Christian Church Miss Wilkinson Christian Woman’s Board of Missions For Disciples of Christ United Christian Missionary Society Hofei Nanking United States Council

Widening To Exceed Original Road Cost

The State Highway Department awarded contracts to widen and resurface 30 percent of U.S. No. 30. Francis R. Orshek Company of Fremont wins two contracts totaling 616,?12.95 for 14.1 miles near Overton and northwest of Lexington, excluding Lexington city limits. Dodge County contractor gets 195,725.10 for 6.8 miles near Conad, while Missouri Valley Construction of Omaha secures 293,731.75 for 9.7 miles between Central City and Chinpman. State Engineer Harold L. Aitken notes the project will cost more than the original paving.

Francis R. Orshek Company Fremont Missouri Valley Construction Co Omaha Orshek Overton Lexington No. 30 Dodge County Conad Central City Chinpman Harold L. Aitken

Typing Paper Stock For Telegraph Office

Typing paper, mineograph paper and typewriter or pencil carbon are in stock and complete for telegraph use.

Telegraph

Wheel Comes Off Truck Damages Dix Cafe Window

A New Year’s Day highway incident in Dix involved a diesel semi wheel detaching and striking a parked car before crashing into the Jensen Cafe window. Driver Stanley Grote of Lincoln. no injuries. Damages totaled 125 dollars to Peter Saxon’s car and 5 dollars to the cafe window.

Dix Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol Stanley Grote Lincoln Peter Saxon Jensen

Skaggs Store Manager Broken Hip in Fall

Barky Sharman manager of the local Skaggs store suffered a broken hip after slipping on ice early Tuesday. He previously broke the same bone in 1942. He was taken to Sidney Hospital where the fracture would be set after swelling subsides. A brace will be applied and he hopes to be crutch‑mobile in ten days. Miss Bonnie Runge will run the store in his absence.

Barky Sharman O.P. Skaggs Sidney the Stone Bonnie Runge

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