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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1951

Page

7

Services Held for Julius J Johnson in Potter Neb

Funeral services were held in Potter at the First Lutheran Church for Julius J Johnson 91 early Western Nebraska settler who died Sunday in a Sidney hospital. Born in the Netherlands May 1859 he came to the United States in 1881 and to Dix Potter area in 1885. He helped build the rock church and served on school and church boards. Survived by five children four sisters in Sweden six grandchildren and many relatives. Pallbearers were Fred Elmquist Clarence Hougen John Clausen Nelson and Albert Nielsen.

Potter Julius J. Johnson Nebraska Sidney Mr. Johnson First Lutheran Church of Waldemar Gies Craig Mortuary Fred Elmquist Clarence Ee Eee Hougen John , Clausen Nelson Albert Nielsen Ekeeres Holland Sweden United Sires Chicago Michigan Dix Ida Strandberg Johnson Frank, Middleton Arnold, Nebr O. F. Gustafson Los Angeles Carl, Lennart and Verner Johnson Old Rock Lambert Johnson Lenora Johnson Herman Johnson Bobby Gottlieb Geringer Wheatland Wyo Neil Stephens Pine Bluffs Charles Strandberg Sharon Springs Kansas Frank Middleton Arnold O. S. Gustafson

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List With Births

Admitted names include Flor ian Bonkiewicz Alicia Herboldsheimer Donald Parks Arthur Sussman and others. Dismissals note multiple patients including Alicia Herboldsheimer Donald Parks and Mrs Charles Johnson. Births record a son to LeVerne Dudney on March 8 and another to Rev Waldemarries on March 14.

Florian Bonkiewicz Alicia Herboldsheimer Donald Parks Chappell Arthur Sussman William King Victor Franss Mt. Vernon Washington Oscar Redeen Potter Jeanette Bergman Robert Murphy Edmund Matthews Waldemar Gies Archie Holmes Leonard Steffens James Lee Hare John Groshans Gurley Gwendolyn Reimers Frank Deaver Merle Gunderson Dix Billy McWilliams Jesse Lafolle Jerry Madden John Spain Richard Burr Betty Lou Herrera Charles Johnson Henry Koester Sheila Goings Joe Fulton Edson Madden LaVerne Dudney Kimball Joe Frei Keith Miller Robbert Murphy Edward Matthews LeVerne Dudney

Sidney Hospital Admitted and Dismissed List

In Sidney Hospital admissions include Wayne Franss, Mrs Ralph Klee, Peetz, J G Thomas Cheyenne, Richard Schafert Dalton, Mrs Richard Lewien, Mrs Harvey Géorgé, Loyal Tank, Potter, Alvin Miles, S L Carter. Dismissals feature Wayne Franss, Jacob Statler, Betty Durand, Lila Bishop, Mrs Ralph Klee and son. Births report a son for Mr and Mrs Ralph Klee of Peetz born March 9.

Wayne Franss Ralph Klee Peetz J. G. Thomas Cheyenne Wyo Richard Schaffert Dalton Richard Lewien Harvey Géorgé Loyal’ Tank Potter Alvin Miles S. L. Carter Jacob Statler Chappell Betty Durand Lila Bishop

Five Aspirants Out For Track At Sunol

Five Sunol trackmen report for practice led by Coach Harold Blaser. Returning star Bob Zalesky ranked high in pole vault and 180 yard hurdles last year. Teammate Donants placed in pole vault and high jump events, while Dougaldwell earned marks in high hurdles. Bennie Barnhart and Don Smith round out the hopefuls as Sunol eyes a strong 1950 season.

Sunol Harold Blaser LPVAA Bob Zalesky Donant Dougaldwell Bennie Barnhart Don Smith

March musings on money and misers across generations

A reflective essay notes how money exercises power in daily life and politics. It recalls childhood bottle hunts for candy, social class based on spending, and skepticism about national debt while promising preparedness but resisting taxation and control by government vaults.

Lodgepole Awards Cage Letters to 10

Lodgepole high school wins the Lodgepole Valley Activities Association cage crown as the champion despite effort from rivals. The victory crowns a season marked by strong defense and clutch performances from key players.

Lodgepole Cage Lodgepole High School

Lodgepole nets 1950 51 letters and honors for players

Coach Bob Eddy announced end of season awards for Lodgepole. Ten players received letters: Duane Bondegard, Wayne Sick, Dennis Callies, Marvin Bartling, Bruce Lindley, Dale Sherrick, Jerry Meyers, Lavern Robertson, Wesley Bills, and Hubert Pierce. Callies top scorer with 301 points. Lindley 152. Bartling 124. Lodgepole finished 13 wins, 5 losses. Spring training shifts to track with about eight cinder aspirants.

Ference Bob Eddy Duane Bondegard Wayne Sick Dennis Callies Marvin Bartling Bruce Lindley Dale Sherrick Jerry Meyers Lavern Robertson Wesely Bills Hubert Pierce Lodgepole Callies Lindley Bartling Eddy

Flavorful Doughnuts With Cloves During Frying

A note on frying doughnuts suggests adding a few whole cloves in the kettle of fat to impart a delicious spice note. The tip emphasizes a simple method to enhance aroma and taste during the frying process.

Patents Issued for Shoe Making Machinery in Washington

More than 8,000 patents have been issued by the patent office in Washington on machinery to improve the manufacture of leather soles and shoes.

Patent Office Washington

Coveted Ford Four Letter Award For Gibson Firm

Joe A Gibson Inc Ford dealership in Sidney wins the 1950 Ford Four Letter Award. Few dealers qualify due to strict standards in finances management spirit and facilities. Charles Hancock says the honor proves the quality of operation and the firm plans to keep earning the award yearly. Mr Gibson emphasizes public awareness of top Ford status.

Joe A. Gibson Gibson

Ford Dealer Earns Four Letter Award For Service

Buyers are learning they can expect more courteous treatment and better overall service from a Ford dealer who has won the Four Letter Award. The note highlights improved customer experience and dealer recognition in the industry.

Ford

State newspapers limit tied to annual tonnage

In Russia the 7100 state owned people's newspapers face a cap of 350000 tons per year, a limit described as aligning with the needs of three large U S metropolitan newspapers.

Russia People’s U.S

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