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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

3

Fire Hits Boltz Home In West Gurley Cause Unknown

A West Gurley house belonging to Mr and Mrs Henry Boltz was destroyed by a fire in the early hours of Sunday. The Boltz family was asleep, Mrs Boltz woke the others and alerted neighbors. Only a few clothes and bedding were saved as fire grew before the department arrived. The oldest Boltz child was killed in action on Leyte on November 18, 1944. Neighbors and family are helping, with the Boltz family staying with others while efforts locate living quarters.

Henry Boltz West Gurley Paul Moses Marvin Aurich Tech Wm. Mattock Elmer Fruedenberg Bernie Busbocm Albert Kruger Wayne Elsen Connie George Bartels Wm. Moseman Dean H. J. Elsen Curtis Madelyn Ronnie Draper Grant Stan Elsen

Local Social Roundup From Mount Vernon Area

The Mount Vernon community lists numerous visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Harold Williams of Denver visit Ruhter home. Fern Caywood stays with Sprenger family to assist with Jeffrey during parents trip. Dozens of family visits, dinners, and New Year gatherings noted among Hammonds, Sprengers, Nelsons, Ruhters, Klentzes, Glassburns, Evans, and Struve families, plus a film notice: Ethel Klentz in Three Wise Fools at Fox.

Harold Williams Denver E. G. Ruhter Fern Caywood Broken Bow Alfred Sprenger Jeffrey Sprenger Keith Sprenger California Frank Klentz Wesley Berry Allen Nelson W. R. Nelson S. Sgt Leonard Stoeger Arleigh Nelson M. A C. H. Hammond J. C. Johnson Sam Suppes Keensburg Colo John Sell Ella Howe Sidney M. A. Nelson Nadine Sterling Ed Nelson Little Elwood Stoeger C. A Milan Glassburn Jim Bertramsen C. A. Glassburn Dewitt Glassburn Roy Hull Bill Ruhter Maggie Ruhter Rose Robert Harold Jack Ruhter Clarence Evans E. M Nelson Jim Vacik Mary Ann Marilee Hammond Eileen Evelyn Klentz Harry Anderson Arthur McMillen C. L. Walters Ferris Preble Lincoln Evelyn

Mass production of folding paper boxes began in the 1890s

The rise of folding paper boxes with waxed liners started as a marketing solution for a new soda cracker. To keep the product fresh and appealing, the producer wrapped it in a folding carton with a waxed paper lining, prompting rapid adoption by other manufacturers.

Markham Named National Payroll Savings Director in Nebraska

Vernon L. Clark announced Leon J. Markham of Fairbury Nebraska as director of the national Payroll Savings division, with Leland R. Hall of Roseland Nebraska named director of the U S Savings Bonds division for Nebraska. Markham, long active in War Savings efforts, formerly led Nebraska War Savings and the U S Savings Bonds division in the state. Hall, born May 6 1894 in Elkhorn, has led Roseland State Bank since 1934 and served in the Nebraska legislature and Unicameral.

Vernon L. Clark U. S. Savings Bonds Division Treasury Department Leon J. Markham Fairbury Nebraska U.S. Savings Bonds Division National Payroll Savings Division Markham Sidney Clark Leland R. Hall Roseland State Bank At Mr. Hall Elkhorn Nebr Edward Hall State Bank of Hastings College Edgar, Nebr Bank of Roseland Nebraska Bankers Association State Association

War Savings Service Rep Serves 1942 45 in Nebraska

Field representative during War Loan drives for the War Savings Staff and the Nebraska War Finance committee from 1942 through 1945.

War Savings Staff Nebraska War Finance Committee

First Coffee in America Tied to 1607 U S Captain Smith

The text states Captain John Smith, founder of Virginia, introduced coffee to America in 1607. It notes the first U S license to sell coffee was issued in 1670, marking early coffee trade in the colonies.

John Smith Virginia America United States

Surface mold cleanup guidance for fabrics and leather

Surface mold on cloth leather and other materials can be brushed off lightly with a soft slightly damp cloth or soft tissue paper. Use a clean cloth or paper for each spot and work outdoors if feasible to keep the fungus from scattering in the house.

Phone 265 Tear Out This Act As a Reminder

A brief public notice urges readers to tear out a promotional act card numbered 265 as a reminder. The item appears as a compact text fragment in the page’s reader service section with minimal context and no additional dates or names.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gurley Fred Rehmer Raymond Lessman Lloyd McCann Alliance Edison Ernest Nelson Marilyn John D Nels Lindberg Ranch Broadwater Arnold Dorman Barbara Ronnie Oshkosh Herbert Fastenau Myrna George Bennett Margaret Fruedenberg Bennett House Birthday Club John Kieselhorst Erwin Phelps Lorenzo Harold Lessman Alvin Lessman Emil Fickender Rollie Gothenburg Kenneth McRoberts New Years Alton Wilhelms Fremont John Niebuhr Louie Schnell Cheryl Henry Kieselhorst Ed Rihn Frieda Larsen Elda Jean John Niebuhrr Albert Ehlers Dalton Walter Grunwald Bernie. Busboom Lowry Lindell Sharon John Adels J. P. Kemerling Kimball Walter Grumwald Lowry Lindelland Wm. Fredericksen Arnold Draper George Wolcott Mary Eunice Clarence Uhler Hooper Bill Moseman Arnold Draper Home Oo. E. S. Kensington Anna Toof Geo. Wolcott Scribner Rennie August Jurgens Lutheran Missionary Society Lowry Sainders Mount Vernon Mr. Johnson Lewis Lund Alvin Lund Mrs. Frank Ed Lipke Margaret Elmer Torgensen Ethel Klentz Herboldsheimers Hans Drost of Loveland Margaret O’brien Fox Sheila O’monahan Tangerines Tangelos National Post Jefferson County War Savings Committee War Finance Cortland, N. Y Mr. Markham J. C. Penney Co New York Brown-McDonald Company Illinois St U. S D. M. Hawkins Texas Hawkins Sidney Drug Company Sidney, Nebr NEW York Life Insurance Company L. M. Steburg Howard Radios Radio 10Th Avenue W. P. Ackerman Gheeyenne County Aes H. Doran Jackson ST WNW Mackinaws American National Bank Federal D -Posit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Henry Ross Hearing Center Elm Creek James Ross Bu-Pro Gas CO W. Leroy Larson Union National Life Insurance Co Old Line Legal Reserve Stock Company Washing Machine Service Maytag Maytag-Vogel Sterling Colo Main St Ray Wellner Moving and General Truck Service Cheyenne County Credit Bureau CRAIG Home For Funerals Tenth Avenue Local Storage and Hauling Service
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