Community Notices and Traveling Residents in Sidney
Local residents named include Mr and Mrs Paul Schilling hosting at 508 12th Avenue and Mr and Mrs Edwin Heizer. Several families travel to Denver for stock shows and concerts, with Mrs Emma Mahr visiting Sidney, Captain Bowles transferred to Rapid City, and numerous visits to Denver, St Louis, Los Angeles, and Lincoln. Details list birthdays, hospitalizations, military assignments, and local social events across Sidney and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schilling
12Th Avenue
Edwin Heizer
J & Mauahr
Lucy Jordan
Los Angeles
Feria
Emma Mahr
Tener
Rondchldren
Sidney
Mahr
Glenn Hornbeck
Ioana
Lester Sitecher
Etter
Helen Peetz
Denny Symphony
Charles Bowers
Bowers
H W Ells
Bowls
Rapid City
South Dakota
Ros Greenlee
St. Louis
Miscyan
Greenlees
Edward Ledrick
Denver
Doroth, Sample
Spears San
Hudson
Cering
Taylor
Hardy
Col Taylor
Arthur Hardy
Haas
California
R Kirkpatrick
Lexington
Meiska Association of Commercial Orgonization
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Joan Sellers
Sellers
Dorothy Hengl
Seattle
Frank Hengl
Raymond Fox
Fox
BE. L. Uptourove
Alamo Hotel
RB. Farquhar
Dale Abley
Riverton
Wyopon
Scine
John Deere Hee
Sunol Social Notes Look Back at New Year Visits
Sunol scene of family gatherings as Lt DeLyle Seda travels to Kentucky after a New Year dinner in Sidney. Local residents entertain relatives, with several guests from York and Lodgepole noted. Also promotes Ideal System record books at The Telegraph for year end accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Seda Andaughter
Adolph
Wesley Seda
DeLyle Seda
Kentucky
Paul Misegadis
Lee Johnson
Florence Craig
Byron
Clyde Johnson
Ocean Carter
Wiliam Rezanina
Army Air Forces
Ben Razanina
E. A. Ruttner
Ruttner
E. E. Hannah
A. Englert
E. Englert
Jackie
Mirs Olive Brayton
Carolyn of
York
Jack Hannan
Jill
Roberta McFarland
BE. A. Ruttner
Harold Koehler
Ben Vacik
I. A. Caldwell
Douglas
Myrtle Erickson
Lila Lee
C. W. Zier
Everett Hoover
Sidney
Clinton Gade
Firth Booth
A. A. Fenske
Glenis
Naomi
George
Leah Booth
John Webb
Big Springs
Bob Misegadis
Gerald Johnson
Lodgepole
John DeMers Jr
S. K
Denver
Stickley
Jim Houser
Gordon Hornicek
John Hornicek
Telegraph
Veterans discharged with varied service records in late 1940s notices
Ernest J. Johnson of Potter Idaho discharged January 11 at Fort Douglas Utah after 13 months in New Guinea as a clerk typist with the 4025th Signal Service Group. He earns Asiatic-Pacific Theater, Good Conduct, American Theater, and Victory Ribbons. Bernard J. Beyer discharged from U S Navy January 9 Shoemaker California. Norbert H. Loebe returned to the U S from England after 34 months overseas service and received honorable discharge at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Cpl Henry G. Loebe promoted to Sergeant stationed Ulm Germany with Medical Detachment 13 T E Battalion. Patrick Wynne discharged from Armed Forces. his parents note all three sons have now been discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Potter
Fort Douglas
Utah
New Guinea
4025Th Signal Service Group
Army
Johnson
Denver
Colorado
Elsie Bunten
Rock Springs
Wyo
T. Set
Kenneth Bales
Fort Knox
Bernard J. Beyer
AMM Sc
U. S. Navy
Naval Personnel Separation Center
Shoemaker
Calif
Norbert H. Loebe
Clara Loebe
Sidney
United States
England
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Henry G. Loebe
Ulm
Germany
T. E. Bn
Patrick Wynne
Dennis Wynne
Taxing Times and T-Bone Dreams in a Satirical Letter
A humorous monologue laments high taxes and the Internal Revenue Service while imagining life in hardship. The narrator jokes about preferring a $12.50 weekly wage in a one-room shanty over paying Uncle Sam, contrasting the United States with China and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
St Martha's Guild Events And Divisions Noted
Thursday events list St Martha's Guild activities at multiple homes with co hosts and hostesses for Divisions No 1 through 4 and a 7 Willing Workers Society gathering in church parlors. Names and addresses include Mrs J Dodds 643 Illinois and Mrs Richard Grigsby 202 Quince among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Guild
J . Dodds
Illinois
Witters
Lane
W.S C.S
Richard Grigsby
Quince
Cora Wagner
Uss Leach
Glen Bales
Elm Street
J. C. Preble
Ralph Davidson
A. Story
William Holthaus
John Elwell
M. D. Armstrong
Leonard Miles
Willing Workers Society
Tax burdens and hunger amid postwar rhetoric in politics
Speaker notes that people would pay income tax if meals were secure, criticizing debts from the New Deal. The remark hints at long financial obligations spanning generations, with a jab that Republicans are more vocal about this view.
No title found in damaged text Telegraph ad satire
A fragmentary passage blends humor about money and inflation with a Telegraph Printing Co advertisement urging staples and stapling machines. It mentions bank accounts, saving, taxes, and the idea you cannot take money after death, then shifts to selling stapling machines and rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph Printing Co
Lodgepole Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Mrs. Rika Brown and daughter moved to an apartment in Mrs. J. K. Dykman’s home. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Dykman’s, and Eve Miller hosted the Contract Bridge club with Helen Lydiatt winning high score. Numerous visits, dinners, and gatherings across Sidney, Chappell, Grant, Gurley, and nearby farms are listed, including New Year’s Day dinners and a birth of a son named Lee Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rika Brown
Carolyn
Sidney
J. K. Dykman
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Eve Miller
Contract Bridge Club
Helen Lydiatt
Maple Grove Social Notes Mention Visits
Miss Mary Lou Spiker was an overnight guest last Monday of Frances Everingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and daughter Alice and Albert Workman visited the A. T. Workman home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnson
Cofford
Cecil Tremain
Earl ‘Harvey
Augusta Rubson
Hudson
Albert Runion
Albert
Martha Workman
A. T. Workman
Harry Stately
Verne Sharman
Keith Spiker
Mary Lou Spiker
Brown
Frank Rasmussen
Miss Waite
Charles Smith
Evelyn
Ed Miles
Harry Witters
Albin Johnson
Ruth
Lee Andrew
L. A. Cruise
Harold Spiker
Earl Harvey
Emma Gell
H. Michelman
W. T. Sharman
Holly Main
Denver
N. S. Miller
Alfred Jorgensen and
C. A. Foster
J. C. Jorgensen
Frances Everingham
Alice and
Albert Workman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunol
Mrs
A. Caldwell
Fee Ay Lowe
Jack H. Lowe
Lowe Down
Collector of Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
Death
China
India
What the
Mrs. George Line
R. W. Englert
Kankakee
Til
Floyd Pivonka
Ollie Killgore
A. C. Bale
C. J. Smith
Gilbert
Dughman
Gordon Bale
Mary Jane Bale
Deloris Emanuelson
Bill Johnson
Chappell
Harry Kreider
Nancy
Keith
Kent Wise
Wilfred Kreider
Grant
George Whitefoot
Ernie Whitefoot
Herman Michelman
Arnold
Robert
Walter Heiliger
H. A. Lindley
Johnnie Spires
Mary Ann
Joe Pilakowski
Elsie Jane
Peggy
Richards
George Gipfert
Lewis Quinn
H. C. Quinn
Fred
Horace
Gilbert Smith
John, Schneider Sr
Harvey Borgman
Ralph Welton
Henry Bolz
Jurgen
Herman
Gurley
Heye Dykman
Bolz
Walter Sherrick
Horace Quinn
Jerry Krupicka
Harold Kreider
Claude DeLaney
North Platte
H. J. Handley
Handley
Taylor Hospital
Carrie Bowser
C. C. Bacus
Oscar Olson
Russell
Robert Taylor
Charles Emanuelson
Millard Zalesky
Bertha Bahr
H. R
Maple Grove
North Side Grocery
I. E. Crabb
Cal Meyer
Sidney City Auditorium
Rik Seti
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