New Years Socials Highlight Sidney Community
Sidney residents held numerous gatherings at local homes to welcome 195X New Year. Guests included the Mohatt and Janssen families, local couples, and relatives from Chappell Sterling Denver and Kimball. The year opened with dinners, visits, and a death sympathies extended for John Kurz.
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Jim Mohatt
Jonh Mohatt
Lawrence
Jerry Fehringer
Chappell
Walter Fehringer
Peetz
PFC
James Mohatt
Fort Jay
New York
Nevin Janssen
Jim Jones
Ira Mechem
Sterling
Lloyd Biederman
Joe Green
John Owens
Francis Wilkins
Eli Henderson
Geo. Baird
Paul Wilson
Anna Olson
Mark Foreman
Claton Erickson
Kimball
Dean Olson
Albin Olson
Ernest Burke
Andy Rapp
Wilson
Merton Bowzer
B. D. Hammond
Don Benzel
Denver
Ralph Davidson
St. Lukes Hospital
Vincent Elp
Gus Helbush
Bill Smith
LeRoy Jonhson
Horace Owens
Grover Hatcher
Dan Allen
LeRoy Johnson
Paul Schneider
Horace Owen
Gus Helbrush
Jo Moody
Susan Osborn
Dave Ells
Pete Angelopulos
Billy
George Leakes
Allance
Harry Tamson
Christ
Grand Island
Eugene Kerns
John Kurz
Howard Kurz
Bonnie Kohn
Evelyn Jobman
Alex Erich
Bayard Nebr
Henry Haupt
Jerry Haupt
Baby
Lighting and shadows in color photography
The article explains how sunlight creates strong shadows on clear days and softer shadows under overcast skies due to reflected light. It advises shooting color photos with fleecy clouds or slight overcast for realism and invites readers to discuss photography problems with staff.
Rush Creek Social Roundup From Monday to New Year’s Eve
Crowds gathered for bowl game viewing on Monday at the Carl Jurgens home and for dinners and visits across Rush Creek communities. Residents including Lois Bartling and Clara Mae Thompson joined neighbors in Sidney and Lorenzo as they visited, hosted friends, and welcomed guests through the week ending with New Year’s Eve gatherings.
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Paul Huff
Ken
Lloyd Dykman
Walter Dykman
Ed Borges
Dennis
Lavern Fiessner
Ed Boehmer
Charlie Schwartz
Fred Schwartz
Carl Jurgens
Floyd Bruns
Irene
Floyd Miller
Delmar Zalesky
Dick Brown
Japan
Alvin Bartling
Willard Frerichs
Irene Thompson
New Years
John Frerichs
Herman Florke
Lavern Bauer
Mary Bauer
Bill Frerichs
Marlene
Darlene
Weston
Jim Payne
Bob Huff
Don Frass
Roy Huff
R. N. Huff
Kenny
Mrs
Cecil Payne
Chappell
Lois Bartling
Clara Mae Thompson
Robert Ommen
Buster Almschneider
David Ihrig
Gary Bartling
Anthony Lovell
Joe
al Fenster
Fred Thompson
Paul Ingwerson
Edward Borges
Archie Greenwood
Phil
Helen Borges
Denver
Gesina Miller
Martin, Borges
Sidney
Henry Schmale
Janice Miller
Frank Meier
Lorenzo
J. L. Crabb
Reinhart Franzen
Pauw Huff
Telegraph Ad Promotes Red Writing Hood Carbon Paper
An old advertisement from The Telegraph highlights Typewriter carbon paper in legal and letter sizes by the popular Red Writing Hood brand. The snippet markets office supplies to readers.
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the Telegraph
Curtis says five billion foreign aid bill unlikely this session
Senator Carl T. Curtis forecasts no path to a five billion dollar foreign aid bill in the coming Congress. He cites budget balance pressure and debt retirement as priorities. Curtis notes Senator Richard Russell has urged halting foreign economic aid as recipient nations rise above prewar levels.
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Carl T. Curtis
Sidney Country Club Election Next Week
The annual stock holders meeting of Sidney Country Club will be held next Wednesday January 11 at 7 30 p m at the club house. The agenda includes routine business year reports and election of officers. Club manager Ed Brooks entered hospital for a physical check up this week.
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Sidney Country Club
Ed Brooks
Burglar Stole Kiss From Engaged Woman in California
In Chula Vista Pat ria de Vang, 26, woke to a burglar who kissed her and stole some freshly laundered garments from her bedroom. She is engaged to be married, making the intrusion especially embarrassing.
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Chula Vista
Calif
Patricia de Vang
Rhode Island's motto is a brief lasting word
The tiny New England state is home to the United States' shortest motto "Hope" symbolizing its optimistic heritage.
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