Sidney News Briefs and Hospitality Notes From Denver to Lincoln
A chronology of local movements and visits. Chas McRoberts returns from Denver after an appendectomy. John Deere meeting attendees included Jesse Tompkins and Frank Gallagher. Creighton student Raymond Keller visits family in Sidney. Sidney residents travel for medical care, business, or family events across Lincoln, Denver, and Florida. Market Week in Denver features Rose and Grace McFadden buying stock for the Rose Hat Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McRoberts
Denver
Jesse Tompkins
Frank Gallagher
K. S. Agnew
H. L. Daily
John Deere
Moline
Illinois
Raymond Keller
Creighton University
Omaha
C. B. Dorwart
W. J. Robinson
Bridgeport
Vern Livingston
Sidney Public Utilities
Lincoln
John B. Cortney
Dalton
Dennis
St. Regis
Phil Clarke
Florida
Clarke
Mississippi
H. A. Aurand
Jean Aurand
Lee Ellsworth
Steve Martin
Miss Aurand
Martin
Thelma Wasser
Taylor Hospital
Wilma Segelke
Fonda Woolery
North Platte
Miss Segelke
Miss Wecolery
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
K.S. Agnew
Kathleen
Agnew
Richard
Kenneth
Nebraska University
Sidney
Ray Bieternitz
Marjorie Sellers
Betty Brown
James A. Moody
Effie Hatcher
Will Gray
Oxford
Nebraska
Cleve Willerton
Milford Willerton
Gertrude Lynch
S Brown- McDonald
Wayne
Nebr
Sidney Brown-McDonald
Jess Osborn
Ray Long
Panhandle
Nebraska Welfare Association
Scottsbluff
Elizabeth Hewitt
Kimball Welfare
John Martens
Chappell
Boulder
Colorado
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Board Session Schedule
The schedule lists Tuesday events at the city auditorium with the Auxiliary meeting at 7:30 and the Executive Board meeting at 7. On Wednesday the Arc Society gathers in the Church parlors at 8 p.m. On Monday February 5 the Cub Pack meets in the Methodist Church basement at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Executive Board
Arc Society
Methodist
Boys Who Damaged Bus Face Probe
Sheriff W. W. Schulz investigated Sunday afternoon at Browns after two youths atop the overpass near the Sioux Ordnance Depot reportedly hurled rocks onto an oncoming bus. The rocks shattered the windshield but did not splinter, averting a potential serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Schulz
Browns
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Community Club Hostesses Fill Saturday Evenings
A series of social club gatherings highlighted the week with Mrs. Bartholomew hosting Sunday Night Club at the Country Club and Bartholomew home for contract bridge. Dinner, cards, and high score prizes featured, with guests including Mrs. Schulte OConnell and Miss Kelly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bartholomew
B. W. Schulte
Thomas O'Connell
Bernice Kelly
E L. Upsegreve
E. D. Worden
O’connell
Fullers
C. H. Fuller
Hazel’s Cafe
M. W Osborn
Fuller
R. A. Babcock
W. L. Larson
Zieglers Bridge
Carl Ziegler
E. L. Hoover
William Holthaus
Ensworth
J. H. Heinlein
A. D. Greenlee
J. R. Taylor
Steve Martin
Jean Aurand
Denver
Auction Sales Bring High Bid Prices in State
Auction sales drew spirited bidding for machinery and livestock with a herd east of Sidney selling for around eight thousand dollars despite a four thousand dollar higher estimate. The weekly crop report notes cattle gains, good range condition, and wind resilience for winter wheat pastures. Hay demand remains strong as concentrates stay scarce and costly. Corn moisture slows sieving but movement to market remains steady. Mrs. Klein Miller, a recent bride, was honored at a postnuptial shower hosted by Northwestern Bell Telephone Company employees with Misses Woolery and Ketler among the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Doran
Kathleen Agnew
Buck
Sidney
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Ahte
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Statistics
Miller
Klein Miller
Fonda Woolery
Darlene Kettler
Dwight Beck
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
The
Telephone Company
Esther Mauser
Lillian Miler
Ara Brown
Lyle Stuizman
Mrs. Miller
BUO DUSTIN CLOTH PROMISES DUSTING AND POLISHING
BUO DUSTIN CLOTH claims to dust and polish simultaneously, offering a convenient cleaning roll priced at 59 cents for easy use. The TELLSGRAPH notes the product as an oily dust cloth replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinter
City and County Maps Now in Stock for $1.59
The Telegraph reports a fresh supply of city and county maps available at $1.59 each. Limited quantities, first come, first served.
Give to the 1947 March of Dimes
A brief plea noting January 135 to 30 contributions to the 1947 March of Dimes fundraiser. The line underscores a charitable push and urges reader support in the campaign's early period.
Scotch Tape and pocket dispensers noted by Telegraph
The Telegraph notes that many carry Scotch Tape and handy desk or pocket dispensers for quick fixes. The column highlights practicality and convenience in everyday life. It underscores how small items aid organization and tidiness in busy routines.
AYDS Vitamin Candy Reduction Plan Claims
Clinical tests by medical doctors report over 100 participants losing 34 to 35 pounds in weeks with no exercise, drugs, or laxatives. No meals cut out, only reduced amounts of starches, potatoes, meats, and butter. The AYDS plan promotes weight loss as harmless with a 30 day supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Ry Farst
Captain Sanders Warns Nebraska Motorists on Winter Driving
Captain C. J. Sanders of the Nebraska Safety Patrol reports 17 January fatalities in Nebraska for the first twenty days, up from 11 the prior year, signaling rising winter driving danger as 1946 figures compare with 1945 totals of 210 and 267 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
C. J. Sanders
Safety Patrol
Sanders
Mineograph paper availability noted by The Telegraph
A brief notice states that mineograph paper in letter or legal size is always available at The Telegraph, indicating ongoing stock accessibility for readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
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SS Ea
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Berkeley Yacht Harbor
Motlow
Berkeley
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Ziegler
Sewing Club
Ray Maley
Earl Bishop
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jennie Hammond
Jurgens
Ben C Jurgens
Robert L. Robinson
Annette Jurgens
H. B. Jurgens
Ricky
Gurley
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Elmer Gade
Donald
Joan Gade
St. Martha's Guild
Radcliffe
St. Martha’s Guild
C. S&s. Radcliffe
E. L. Uptegrove
Albert Greenlee
George Hossack
Sew and So Club
Mrs. Ahrens
Kensington
A. E. Ahrens
Frank T. Lock
Marian
Jerome Lenzen
Peter Lenzen
Miss Lock
St. Joseph’s High School
St. Patrick’s Academy
Bu-Pro Gas Company
Lenzen
St. Patrick's Academy
Altar Society
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Kate Sigmund
George Plein Low
John Seidel
P. J. Beyer Low
M. A. Zwicki
George Fahy
Frank Rauner
Francis Hruska
Herbert Hruska
Frank Dickes
Thomas Kallheff
Presbyterian Circle
Wayne Ayres
Cheney Plummer
W. E. Cunningham
Louis Grage
Keefer
Thomas Keefer
Volney Wise
Sundl
Ucks
D. M. Hawkins
Texas
Sidney Payer Company
Elie
Mea Gei Nie
Pia Rae
Bobbi Motor Car CO
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Leo C. Lake
Commercial Hotel
Capt. Sanders
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American Legion Club
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