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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1947
Page
6
The Telegraph ad highlights decorative ovals and miniatures for wall display at The Gift Shop. It promotes Scotch Tape and desk or pocket dispensers. A second ad pitches Duc Dustin Cloth for cleaning dusting and polishing without lint, priced at five cents per roll.
Mrs. Cheney Plummer visits her parents in Veaubleau Missouri as Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Barstow plan a southern vacation visiting New Orleans and other southern cities. Mrs. Shoemaker travels to Omaha after a stay with Mrs. Shoemaker. Sidney residents host and visit relatives across Alberta Canada Detroit Michigan North Platte Denver Kimball and New York City with trips to Cuba planned by C S Radcliffe and daughter. Kenneth Johnson studies at Wesleyan University, Lincoln, visiting friends in Sidney.
Albert Christensen was guest of honor at a surprise party at his home Friday evening with friends, high score prizes to Forrest Mintken and Sowa to Henry Kreinbring Jr. and Rol and Krohn. A Sunday birthday dinner honored him and his brother-in-law Henry Kieselhorst with multiple relatives present. Mrs Lyons honored on birthday with a morning coffee hosted by Mrs Gordon Orr. guests included Mrs W H Robbins, Mrs Harold Bond, Mrs John April, and Mrs Clarence Hansen.
Officials publish a timetable for deputy collectors of internal revenue through March 15. Deputies will visit Dalton Lodgepole Big Springs Chappell Dix Bushnell Potter Kimball and Sidney at specified local buildings from February 17 to March 15 providing services and advice to taxpayers.
Dr George P Taylor will represent the Nebraska Osteopathic Association as president at the Divisional Society Conference of the American Osteopathic Association in the Stevens Hotel Chicago February 2 to 4. The gathering will discuss veterans health problems medical service hospital insurance public relations and expansion of osteopathic colleges with AOA officers trustees and college representatives in attendance.
Arthur E. Stoddard of Cheyenne, longtime Union Pacific railroad leader, is named general manager of the eastern district with Omaha headquarters. A former colonel, he headed the first military railway service in France in World War II and later served as UP Kansas division superintendent and prior to the war ran Utah and Wyoming operations.
Local clerks advertise full stock of typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for all standard makes and models at THE TELEGRAPH. The advert emphasizes ready availability and continual restocking to meet customer needs.
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