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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
6
Local residents and visitors populate the Sidney notes with travels, family visits, and arrivals. Many from Scottsbluff Paxton and Grand Island are mentioned alongside extended stays in Denver Loveland and Lincoln. A Nebraska State Safety Council meeting links J K Mahr with state governance.
Hospitals list admissions and discharges by day for multiple towns including Lodgepole Crook Fort Lupton Potter Sunol and Gurley with names of patients and newborns. Births record sons and daughters in Lodgepole Potter Fort Lupton Gurley Sunol and Kimball with dates in February and March.
Police Judge Glen Greenlee presided over hearings Monday night for Onieee Jr. who pleaded guilty to disturbance and intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Tuesday night Kenneth Peetz and Thomas J. OConnell admitted guilt to reckless driving and speeding and paid 15 dollars plus 2.70 dollars costs each. Wednesday morning Don Etherton pleaded guilty to reckless driving and speeding, fined 15 dollars and costs, and given a five day jail term for failing to appear on time.
A sequence of names and dates shows dismissals listed by day of week and individuals, followed by birth announcements. Births include a daughter to Dale Johnson on February 24, a daughter to Joe Ramos on February 25, and a son to Paul Salas on February 28.
Mr and Mrs George Thornburg longtime Potter residents celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary February 9 at their San Jose home California A party was hosted by their daughters and families James Stokes Georgia Nelson and two grandchildren They wed February 9 1896 in Potter After ranching in Western Nebraska they moved to California in 1924 Thornburg Bros grocery business ran until retirement five years ago Both are healthy aged 77 and 74.
The Treasury Department designated Mr T. B. Strain, president of the Continental National Bank in Lincoln, as State Chairman of the Nebraska Savings Bonds Advisory Committee. He succeeds Mr Allen T. Hupp of Omaha, who has led the panel since 1946 and resigns due to other duties.
The Telegraph promotes a good stock of Scotch tape and hand and desk dispensers as a handy office supply option.
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