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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
10
Notice to subscribers explains rising newsprint shortages due to a lumberjacks strike. The Telegraph will stop accepting new subscriptions after June 10 to give existing customers time to renew and to rejoin those dropped from the list.
Henry C Blome, a Nebraskan farmer and businessman, writes to voters urging support in the June 11 primary. He emphasizes farming, veterans’ sacrifice, REA development, land conservation, and care for the aged and needy. He pledges loyalty to residents and cooperation with armed forces.
Elizabeth Engel visited Gurley for the weekend at the Engel and Gabriel homes. The Birthday Club honored Mrs. Baker with gifts and a lunch. Numerous local families hosted dinners, picnics, and church events. The Gurley ball team defeated Sidney’s Legion 9 to 3 on Memorial Day. Dr. A J Stirewall spoke at the Lutheran church. A Children’s Day program is planned at the Lutheran church. Several residents visited Denver and Cheyenne for business and travel. Memorial Day gatherings featured many local families and friends.
May 13 meeting of DG Rural Youth was held at Earl Leger's home at 7 00 p m with 20 members present. Members brought a covered dish and supper was cafeteria style. A Greenwood picnic and new officer elections were planned, a University of Nebraska speaker spoke, and games followed. Annabelle Brogren reporter.
Mrs. I A Caldwell notes Memorial Day gatherings with the Seda and LaVern Seda families in Sunol and Chappell. Sidney shows and weekend visits anchor a sequence of suppers, birthday parties, and farewells among Caldwell, Gunningham, DeMers, Misegadis, White, Dorn, Engelland, Miller, and Booth relatives. President occasions include a city park farewell dinner for the Schlimpert family on Decoration Day.
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