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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
5
Rev. Paul Jansen, pastor, leads 9:00 worship with Sunday School at 9:00 and Luther League at 10:00 on Sundays. Catechetical Class held Saturdays at 9:30 am. Services on the 2nd and 4th Sunday at 7:30 pm.
Sunday School 9:45 Worship 11:00 at Methodist Church. Stock Show reports from Denver include attendance by Wickhorst family and Charlotte Enevoldsen. Royal Neighbors install officers for the year. PTA notes and school visit week invites parents to Potter schools. Local obituaries, funerals, and community gatherings plus WSCS and band activities highlighted.
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Mr and Mrs Glen Kokes and family dined with Glenn Dickinsons Sunday. B F Dailey and family visited Jim Dailey’s home. Mrs Ben Rieken joined Sam Moore trip to Sterling, with a stop at Joe Oliverius home. J W Houser family and Sandra and Shirley Booth visited Clarence Witrock in Carpenter Wyoming. Frank Kokes and B J Barnhart visited D E Dickinson home. Jim Oliverius and Joe Oliverius families hosted or visited in Egbert Wyoming and Potte r, with Jerry staying longer. Several others attended visits in Lodgepole Sunol Denver Aurora. Mrs Glenn noxes and daughters visited Ben Callies in Lodgepole as Glenn and Melvin Kokes attended a telephone meeting in Sunol. Glenn Dickinsons weekended in Denver and Aurora Colp for Stock Show. Bob Misegadis and family visited Ed Lye and family. Linda Misegadis stayed with Fred Dorman in Chapell. Mrs Dave Frans and children ill with flu. Bob Misegadis and family dined with Bob Rexroth family Sunday.
Sunny Side residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dave Henry of Big Springs visiting daughter Mrs Lemoyne Johnson and family. families attended dinners and basketball games in Oshkosh and Kimball. several children received medical care in Denver. the Sunny Side Improvement Club met at the school with home films for entertainment.
The Lodgepole community mourns Edith Meyer and Anna Huebeck who died recently at Miller Memorial Hospital in Chappell. Deteavement notices extend sympathy to the families. Peggy Lindley embarks for Berkeley California to visit her sister Patsy. Neighbors gather for birthday dinners and hospital visits as local families share news and hospitality. Beta Sigma Phi met with nine members, Edith Meyer’s relatives arrive from Billings and Scottsbluff for the funeral, Roy Huff prepares for overseas duty, and Jobs Daughters Bethel 38 meets at the Masonic Hall with Sally Holtman presiding.
The Nebraska Division of Employment Security reports record highs for the reserve fund 40 23757318 unemployment payments 2 176504 and total 1952 benefits up 43 percent from 1951 The average weekly payment rose to 20 83 The non agricultural employment average reached 341200 with a December peak of 350200 workers Factory wages averaged 151 per hour in November State agents placed 106233 workers through state offices with 33263 in farms 11963 women 26115 veterans and 1351 handicapped The service logged counseling 6510 individuals tests 17817 job hunters 625 unemployment checks for fraud 4385 recovered Prosecution yielded 18 cases 14 convictions fines 20 to 100 and one jail term.
A brief notice from The Telegraph announces availability of typing and mimeograph papers in standard letter and legal sizes suitable for office use. Suppliers advertise stock, pricing, and bulk options for schools, businesses, and individuals.
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