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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
10
Local society notes list numerous trips and guests including Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Scharrel in Lodgepole, Miss Harriett Holt in Bayard, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wright of Sterling welcoming daughter Vicky Jo at Sidney Hospital. Several families plan weddings, European travels, campus stays, and hospital visits as Sidney residents visit relatives from Denver to Hawaii.
Mrs. W L Larson Sr and son Bill depart for Denver and Pueblo for a brief business trip. Linda Osborn, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Osborn of St Louis, born June 19, is the grand daughter of Lawrence Osborn of Sidney. George Niemann returns from two weeks in the east. Mrs S M Shannon of Council Bluffs visit W H Straight family. A B Rapp left for Axtell Nebraska for several days, will attend Bethany Lutheran mid summer picnic and notes there has been only one missed reunion since 1931. Jacqueline Mathers of Lincoln visits Collette Dissmore during Fort Sidney Days. both are Wesleyan sorority sisters. John Dissmore headed to Greeley for summer session at Colorado State College of Education. Virginia Lou Huff of Rawlins Wyoming visits grandparents Charles and Mrs Simpson and will stay for Fort Sidney Days.
Ray Wills will hold a public auction next Tuesday June 26 at his farm ten miles north and five miles east of Potter starting at 12 30 PM. Emerald Rapp will handle the sale with Fred Enevoldsen as clerk. Items include farm machinery equipment buildings tools and miscellaneous goods chickens and other merchandise with cash terms. St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid to serve lunch.
A hospital roster shows admitted and discharged patients by names and towns. Entries include Thursday to Wednesday admissions such as Mrs Clarence Triska Kathy Vega and Karen Rose Meier, with discharges noted for Crook Kimball Gurley Lodgepole and others across dates and locations.
Admitted on Thursday Ralph Spearow Friday Mrs Allan Kahl Crook Colorado Sunday Mrs Walter Herboldsheimer Potter Monday Mrs Ralph Henkle Mrs Helena Leddingham Tuesday Carmen LaDow Mrs Dennis Johnson Chappell Anne Roelle Proctor Kay Louise Stewart Mrs Everett Kurth Dalton James Cullins SOD Wednesday Clair Friesen Lodgepole Lyle Doddard Dismissed Friday Ralph Spearow Mrs Fred Reetz Potter Saturday Mrs Eugene Sands SOD Monday Mrs Otto Schlaman and daughter Lodgepole Tuesday
John W. Henkel and Sidney partner Donna Vee Hendricks of Sidney, and Delman W. Stanley with Lucille Lye of Lodgepole, appear on marriage license notices dated June 15 to 18. County court records show Robert Schiltz of Peetz fined $1 and costs for no driver's license, and Arthur Nolan fined $1 and costs for driving without a license.
Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegrén warns that spraying wheat with 2,4-D should wait until after flowering. Damage risk is high if applied during flowering, so farmers are urged to exercise utmost caution.
Birth announcements list a son born to Mr and Mrs Allan Kahl in Crook Colorado on June 16 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Herboldsheimer in Potter on June 18 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dennis Johnson in Chappell on June 19.
The Rowe family announces sons Wayne and Lynn Rowe have been shipped overseas in separate directions. Wayne F. Rowe arrived in Pusan Korea on June 3 to serve with the Marine Corps while Lynn Rowe sails for Germany on June 19 from Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Richard Schubarth, now in the Korean theatre for a second tour, left Pearl Harbor May 28 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Sicily CVE. Donald Barker, son of Ron and Mrs Barker, is an Apprentice Hospitalman at Mare Island San Francisco and has been promoted to Hospitalman. Captain LeBaron Goodwin of Camp Carson Colorado Springs will visit Sidney this weekend.
Alaska's Mount Beard, a peak near Mt. McKinley, honors Daniel Carter Beard who started the Boy Scout movement in America. Beard was born June 21, 1850.
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