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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
3
An advertisement for the DUO DUSTIN CLOTH from THE TELEGRAPH touts a cloth that dusts and polishes in one pass, with no lint or muss. It promotes trying a roll for 50 cents.
A brief notice urges support for the 1947 March of Dimes campaign with a target window from January 15 to 38, signaling a winter to early spring fundraising push. The item highlights community participation and organizational backing.
An advertisement notes typing paper at 75 cents per ream with very little stock and no easy replacement at this price, credited to The Telegraph.
Mrs Paul Vick reports union Valley happenings with visits to Denver for Donna Lamb’s hospital care. Gordon Schuler called in Alliance. M M C Club met at Gene Warren's. next meet at Henry Schuler’s Feb 13. Fred Childs Jr decorated Cleve Gillespie home. Clair Gillespie and Willis Beyer guests. Lloyd Ravert family traveled to Denver for Stock Show and to see Ceorge Rivett’s parents. Elmer Beyer visited Otto Erri home. Paul Vick family spent day at Henry Vick home in Dalton.
Nebraska state railway commission assumed complete jurisdiction over air lines operating in the state on Monday. It adopted rules and procedures governing the issuance of certificates of convenience and necessity, with the measures becoming effective February 1.
The notice states mineograph paper in letter or legal size is always available at the specified location. It indicates consistent stock for legal size documents and ensures ready access for printing or filing needs.
Mrs. Maley hosted a Wednesday dessert bridge party at 1 30 with three tables. High scores went to Mrs. Weymouth and Mrs. Rae Jones. traveling prize to Mrs. Neuman. Sunday Plainview Club hosted husbands and families with pinochle and Bunco. prizes to Margery Thomas, Stewart Brown. Other events include Past Matrons Club luncheon at Hazel's and a Lutheran Ladies Missionary League meeting. The Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with a lesson and refreshments. Ilan May Hume and Thomas Keefer wedding announced. ceremony at St Francis Kansas on November 24 1946.
The Plainview Extension Club hosted lunch at the Harry Witters farm sale. Muriel Crosby and daughters attended the Stock Show in Denver. Curtis and Wayne Elsen left for Fremont on a business trip. Telephone line 1 F patrons met at Lenzen school for their annual meeting. Frank Morey was elected treasurer and Cecil Hunt joined as a new member. Keith Morey joined classmates at the Stock Show in Denver returning Sunday. W R George did business in Haxtun. Mrs Frank Morey visited Robert Irwin and George Deaver. The George family hosted a turkey dinner Sunday evening.
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