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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
6
A community social page recounts Saundra Sue Knackstedt’s second birthday party at the home of undra Knackstedt and family on Saturday July 2 with guests including Terry and Tommy Gass Terry and Vicki Matheny Linda Sutton David and Priscilla Cox Richard Hoffman Stevie Hengl and Virgil Knackstedt Jr. A birthday lunch and gifts followed noisemaker favors and playful toy activities.
James Willis and Sidney Maxine Willis of Sidney received marriage licenses dated July 1. The record notes the couple as the applicants and confirms the license issuance in their city.
Admitted patients listed with multiple names including Marie Snell Dorothy Heinlein June Claussen Anna Connell Ruth Benzel Mary Anderson Peggy Nelson Jennie Petersen Thelma Hughes Lena Rushman Gurley Ruth Goding Geraldine Walker. Dismissed: Thursday Stanley Dean and Mrs Morster.
A list of admissions and dismissals at Roche Hospital across a week includes Thursday Gaynel Pocock Big Springs and Friday Dale Chryst with others such as Mrs Eledio Ayala and Arthur Kinsley. Birth announcements note July 1 a son for Mr and Mrs Nyle Leypoldt and July 2 a daughter for Mr and Mrs Rodney Mathewson Potter.
Francis M. Nichols of Wauneta Nebr pleaded guilty to operating as a common carrier without a certificate. He was fined $10 and costs after being brought to Wauneta by Deputy Sheriff Arnold Braasch. In a separate July 2 hearing, Pacheco Usable admitted intoxication and was fined $25 and costs. William Gilmore, Fullerton.
A California driver arrested by the highway safety patrol for speeding at 75 mph pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus 4 dollars costs. In a separate hearing Judge Robert A. Barlow accepted Jake Thompson’s guilty plea for intoxication with 10 dollar fine and 9.80 dollars costs. James Wilson was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars with 4 dollars costs and a 30 day license suspension. Boris Sincliikoff of Detroit forfeited a 14 dollar appearance bond after speeding arrest by the highway patrol.
Sidney resident Fat Daley appeared at a police court hearing on Wednesday and pleaded guilty to charges of intoxication. The brief proceeding established the case's formal disposition and set potential penalties pending further action.
Albert Polenske pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 3 dollars 70 cents plus 2 dollars 70 cents in costs. He also drew a parallel sentence of 122 days at hard labor. The Telegraph advertises stationery and ledger items including binders and sheets.
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