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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
5
Social notes from East Sidney recount Tuesday and Saturday visits among residents. Mr and Mrs O A Olson hosted guests. Calvin and Kenneth Kurz stayed with grandparents Frank and Lydia Kurz. Families, alumni events, and birthday celebrations filled weekend hours as neighbors welcomed new homes and shared dinners.
Lorenzo and Lora Read spent Sunday evening at the Charles Cady home. Karl Madden and family hosted Raymond Madden and sons for Sunday dinner at the E. L. Madden residence. Donald Hazlitt and Kenny joined the Willies Bolt in Sidney for supper. Floyd Miller and family visited Frank Meier’s Friday gathering honoring their parents.
The notice lists numerous local visits and gatherings. It notes the sixth birthday anniversary of twins Marlene and Darlene, travels to Denver for medical care, and multiple dinners and social calls among families including Cady, Fleming, Madden, Hurt, Meier, and Phelps across Sterling and Sidney with neighbors and relatives such as Edson Madden, Linda Fleming, and Glenn.
Jaycees plan a T-Man traffic observer program in Sidney to curb rising violations. Dan Duncan announces a March 24 meeting at 7:30 pm in the City Auditorium basement to recruit volunteers. The program, modeled on Dallas and adopted by other cities, aims to educate violators and reduce accidents.
The Jaycees urged safety-minded citizens to attend a March 24 meeting about selecting T-Men to serve in Sidney. They stressed the project’s success depends on complete cooperation and that volunteers can contribute a small but important amount of time.
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