History Of Interest From Files Of The Telegraph 14 YEARS AGO
Uniie Baker left Monday for Glenwood Springs Colo where he has accepted a position with a hotel orchestra for the summer Lomila McCleneghan is now employed at the J C Penney company store having commenced her duties there on Wednesday Alfred Ladine has returned from Kearney where he attended Normal school during the past year Miss Nyda Schwasnick returned home Wednesday night from a week's vacation spent with relatives at Westcliffe Colo and at Cheyenne Edward Furer Jr will leave today for Leadville Colp where he will be employed during the summer on a ranch Mgr and Mrs Dave Ells and children returned Wednesday night from Schuyler where they had visited since Sunday with Mrs Ells mother and other relatives The Misses Mona Livoni and Muriel Riggs will leave Sunday for Chadron to attend summer school C S Radcliffes and C W Wests returned last Friday night from a perfectly gorgeous time motoring in South Dakota and Wyoming Mrs J H Birmingham and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniie Baker
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Lomila McCleneghan
J. C. Penney Company
Alfred Ladine
Kearney
Nyda Schwasnick
Westcliffe
Cheyenne
Edward Furer, Jr
Leadville Colp
Mgr
Dave Ells
Schuyler
Beatrice Returns From East Visit and Panama Ties
Beatrice, daughter and sister of Miss Alice, returned Sunday from a visit eastward that included a stop with a convent novitate in Louisville Kentucky. Miss Cornelia Van Harderfelt visited with relatives from Sunday to Wednesday, aiding the Panama float Good Ship Panama and swimming exhibitions. W T Eubank, Cheyenne County sheriff 1885 to 1890, died at Bridgeport aged 89 Sunday afternoon June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Alice
Louisville
Kentucky
Cornelia van Harderfelt
Mahr
Carl Livonis
Denver
Panama
W. T. Eubank
Cheyene County
Bridgeport
Social Notes From Sidney and Nearby Areas
Mrs A O Witters of Cheyenne visits her parents A A Clarke and wife. Mrs Howard Adams returned from Lansing after a long relatives visit. Mrs J J McIntosh appointed grand elector of the Eastern Star at Fremont. Rev B F Hornaday visited relatives and with his father Rev W A Hornaday, left for Carson City to hold a revival. Mrs R M Armour and daughter from Great Falls Mont arrived to stay with Mr and Mrs H G Hall. Armour known as Gertie Hall, a Sidney girl. Frandsens bought a Denver home and plan to move soon. The aeroplane sighting was not seen in Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Witters
Cheyenne
A. A. Clarke
Howard Adams
Lansing
J.J. McIntosh
Eastern Star
Fremont
B. F. Hornaday
W. A. Hornaday
Carson City
R. M. Armour
Little Daughter
Great Falls
Montana
H. G. Hall
Armour
Gertie Hall
Sidney
Frandsen
Denver
Sidney society notes and visiting residents update
Mrs. 8S. C. Bixby and two children spent the week at Mitchell visiting the former’s father and brother. Carpenters Hadley and Ackerman worked at Higgins for George Baker who is building a residence. Mrs. Lehmkuhl returned to Sidney after visiting Lodgepole residents. Mrs. John Carley of Ava Wyoming visits Sidney friends. M. H. Fobin, from Lodgepole, was in town. Robert McFarland of Holyoke visited schoolmate Spence Harris. Ellen Ickes of Denver will live with her grandparents A. and D. Barnhart in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Ranch
Robert McFarland
Holyoke
Colo
Spence Harris
Ellen Ickes
Denver
D. A. Barnhart
School Petitions Go On File Last Week
A parade of 18 Nebraska education officials carried petition blanks into Secretary of State Frank Marsh's Lincoln office and presented 111,372 signatures urging a State Aid to Schools Constitutional Amendment be placed on the November ballot. Verification will seek the 54,000 valid signatures. deadline is August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
Lincoln
Marsh
Boy thrown from cart as horse runs away
No one was hurt and no material damage occurred after a boy fell from a cart when the horse bolted. J. S. Hadley secured the contract to build a large stone school four miles west of Sidney in Osgood district this week. Geo H. Haxley celebrated the birth of a 12 pound boy at his home last Saturday. Mrs. A. Bosak returned from Wilber to manage her homestead south of Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
J. S. Hadley
Sidney
Osgood
Geo. H. Haxley
Local Figures Plan Saturday Trip and Visits
Superintendent E. C. Corbin and Postmaster F. E. Clary will start Saturday for Deadwood to pursue pleasure and capture. Mrs. J. W. Fowler and daughter visit Laramie enjoying cool Rocky Mountain nights. Miss Vinnie Leavitt leaves for South Platte friends. Arkansas John Lecher leaves Sidney with mule team for Fort Robinson. Bryan Snyder, son of Webster Snyder, arrives to visit his uncle Henry. he is fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Corbin
F. E. Clary
Deadwood
W. M. Lacey
Cheyenne
Vinnie Leavitt
South Platte
Arkansas
John
John Lecher
Sidney
Fort Robinson
Bryan Snyder
Webster Snyder
Henry
Frontier Refining approves $600,000 stock issue
At a Cheyenne meeting on June 27 Frontier Refining Company stockholders authorized a 600000 issue including 100000 in first mortgage bonds 3500 preferred shares and 15000 common shares. Proceeds will fund added working capital. Sidio Simons Roberts Co and Peters-Writer Christensen Inc underwrote the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Frontier Refining Company
M. H
Bud) Robineau
Denver
Sidio, Simons, Roberts & Co
Peters-Writer & Christensen, Inc
Junior Farmers meet at Rohlfing home June 7
The Junior Farmers club gathered at Bob Rohlfing's home on June 7 at 8:00 p m in Duane Warren's absence. Seven members were absent. Members discussed training calves and pigs and methods to lead and show them at the fair. Leader spoke about a trip to Lincoln. Wanda Westerhoff moved to close the meeting. Elvera Marx, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rohlfing
Duane Warren
Lincoln
Slick Chicks Club Notes Curtain Making
The Slick Chicks Club met at Mrs Emil Fickenscher's home with all members present. Members displayed patch-work pillows and discussed the next lesson curtain making. Six members will attend district camp in Mitchell and a club picnic is planned for Friday June 28 in Sidney Legion Park. The next meeting will be at Della Adels home on July 2, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slick Chicks
Emil Fickenscher
Mitchell
Sidney Legion Park
Della Adels
Social news from Maple Grove area gathers community visits
Mrs Ea Maple Grove and Mr and Mrs Harry Stately hosted and visited friends including Ruth Johnson Julia Rasmussen and Dorothy at various homes. Fishing trip with Charlés Foster to Kinersley Dam, camp and picnic at Ogallala. Farmers Union met at Verne Sharman with about twelve members. no July meeting, next in August at W T Sharman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stately
Harry Resmuth
Albini” Johnson
Ruth
Julia Rasmussen
Albertunion
R. ‘W Johnson
Ed Miles
Alfred Jorgensh
Charlés Foster
Kinersley Dam
Allen Ray Tremain
Picnic and family visits at Legion Park gatherings
A daughter visited the Frank Rasmussen home Sunday afternoon and spent Sunday evening with the Julia Rasmussen household. The F. N. Club and families held a picnic at Legion Park with several attendees. Mrs. Ed Miles and daughter Alice visited the Ray Miles home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Sharman and their son attended a family picnic at Legion Park Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rasmussen
F. N
Legion Park
Albert Runion
Julia Rasmussen
Ed Miles
Alice
Ray Miles
Verne Sharman
Penalty Rule On 46 Grain Set-Aside Order
Farmers in 18 states storing 1946 wheat in public elevators face a 15 day sell or be penalized requirement under war food order amendments eight and nine. Violators face up to a $10,000 fine and a year in jail. Buyers must allot half to the Community Credit Corporation for famine relief. The rule covers Illinois to New York including Ohio and Texas as part of a drive to obtain 2.5 billion bushels for export aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
John W. Clagett
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Midwestern
Clagett
Community Credit Corporation
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
North and
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
CIO Pac Potency Questioned By Miller In Weekly Letter
Congressman A L Miller says the CIO PAC once marked 100 incumbents for defeat but so far 97 were renominated and only 3 defeated. He concludes the political power of CIO PAC is in decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Miller
CIO
PAC
Cio-Pac
Potter Man Rejoins Army Retains Rank
Harold Thayer of Potter reenlisted last week at Scottsbluff recruiting office seeking further duty in the European theater. He is a veteran of over three years in WWII and is classified in the air corps retaining his rank of staff sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thayer
Potter
Scottsbluff
ETO
Air Corps
Bronson Homemakers Picnic Held at Legion Park Sidney
The Bronson Homemakers Club held a Sunday picnic at Legion Park in Sidney on June 9. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and family among others who joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Homemakers Club
Legion Park
Sidney
Harry Anderson
Community Families and Residents List Gathered for Reporter
A long roster lists many households and individuals including the Harveys, McMillens, Fullers, Chaons, Lyngholms, Andersons, Schmitts, Hatchers, Wolffs, Darlene Anderson, Jones from Wyoming, plus Mrs. Davis Ethel Lyngholm Peter Lenzen and Cliff Thurston with Leonard Kretz. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey George
Joe McMillen
Art McMillen
Clark Fuller
Elmer Chaon
Harold Lyngholm
Alfred Anderson
John Schmitt
Oscar Hatcher
Lee Wolff
Darlene Anderson
Miss Jones
Wyoming
Jones
Cleaning and storing draperies for winter care
Remove clean and amend summer draperies slip covers and rugs before putting them away for the winter. Give furniture fall polishing to catch the glow from winter fireplaces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. S. Radcliffes
C. W. Wests
J. H. Birmingham
Nebraska Agricultural College
Potato
H. E. Reichelt, JR
Sidney Airport
R. F. Faucaus
E. V. S. Pomeroy
V. F. Kucera
Lodgepole
Chicago
M. H. Tobin
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
PT Iaar
Junior Farmers. Club
Wanda Westerhoff
Elvera Marx
Slick Chicks Club
Betty June Porterfield
Department of Agriculture
Miller
Potter Man
Bronson Homemakers
Jenkins Venetian Blind Company
Fine’s
Old Homestead Hall Insurance Co
Sidney Hotel
Wheatgrowers Hotel
Kimball
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