Death of Henry Fruedenberg Shocks Gurley Community
Henry Fruedenberg, longtime Gurley resident now of Avoca Nebraska, died in a Friday night car crash. Funeral attendance included Elmer Fruedenberg, Kenneth Barr, Geo Bennett, and many relatives. The Father and Son banquet at the M E Church was postponed to April 5. Community members attended visits, dinners, and card clubs as they mourned and sent sympathy to the Fruedenberg family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fruendenberg
Avoca
Nebi
M. E
Elmer Fruedenberg
Kenneth Barr
Geo. Bennett
Herbert
Joy Fastenau
Frank Gross
Henry Fruedenberg
Dolly Gross
Sidney
Stanley Elsen
Bernie Busbocm
Wayne Elsen
Carl Ahlm
Mathilda Fastenau
Adolf
Albert Fruedenberg
Pocatello
Idaho
Carl Busboom
Bernie
Fruedenbergs
Marvin McNurlin
Bud Reinmuth
Ardis
Leo Messner
Rudy Munderloh
Denver
John Peck
Crawford
Lowell Pittenger
S. J. Flora
Kenneth McRoberts
Chappell
Charles McRoberts
Barbara
Fred Kriesel
Trainees Receiving Pay Under GI Bill Increases
The first local veterans to get payments from the Veterans Administration for on the job training are Anton Kaus at The Sidney Telegraph and William Ravert at Dalton Auto Sales. They have received January and February subsistence checks, with training starting January 1. Changes speed up setup of on the job programs as employers now provide training schedules for direct state approval. The Sidney U S Employment Service notes 47 employers have filed training applications and 56 veterans are now in training through these firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Anton Kaus
Sidney Telegraph
William Ravert
Dalton Auto Sales
Lloyd E. McCann
Veterans Employment Representative
G. I. Bill of Rights
Sidney
McCann
United States Employment Service
Quartet Nabbed For No Drivers Licenses
Four men Harold L. Wear Eugene R. Smith Jack Curless and Arvene Lewis were arrested for operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. Authorities said the effort to bar unlicensed drivers will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Wear
Eugene R. Smith
Jack Curless
Arvene Lewis
Army Recruiting To Offer High Ratings
The War Department issued a pamphlet allowing former Army personnel to enlist in graded ranks matching their training and experience. Lt. James Martin of Scottsbluff says 378 MOS are open, with many in the first three grades. Veterans honorably discharged after May 12, 1945 may enlist by June 30, 1945, after verification via WD Form 100. Recruiters will assist in obtaining Form 100 transcripts if needed.
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War Department
James Martin
Army
Scottsbluff
Regular Army
WDACO
Weikhorst Renamed Farm Group Leader
Weikhorst of Potter was reelected president of The Sidney Kimball Farm Loan Association at the annual meeting Tuesday. Peter Bourlier of Bushnell is vice president and W D Harte of Sidney is secretary treasurer. Dennis Walsh becomes a new director succeeding the late Joe Ladine. About one hundred members attended as annual reports noted another successful year. Wayne E Smith of The Federal Land Bank of Omaha and Jack Bristoe of Omaha gave principal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Wiekhorst
Potter
Sidney- Kimball Farm Loan Association
Peter Bourlier
Bushnell
W. D. Harte
Sidney
George Evertson
Kimball
Harold Spiker
Dennis Walsh
Joe Ladine
Wayne E. Smith
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Jack
Telegraph ad for writing supplies and pencils
The Telegraph advertises scratch pads with sizes 3 percent by 314 with 4 by 43 percent and 5 by 5 percent stock quality. It also promotes a stack of pencils in hard soft and medium leads and a few mechanical pencils.
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THE
Telegraph
Steck
Telegraph Printing Co
Dairy Meeting Tonight Urges Dairy Producers Attendance
Producers of dairy products are urged to attend a meeting at eight o'clock tonight in the district courtroom of the courthouse. The session features films and discussions on problems facing dairy men, with Henry Obink and H R Simmons. Refreshments will follow.
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District Court Room
Court House
Henry Obink
Dairy and Foods Division
H. R. Simmons
Telegraph
Boy Scout Financial Drive Short in Cheyenne District
The Cheyenne district drive for Boy Scouts has raised slightly over 1000 of a 1200 goal. Drive leader Vern Livingston urged all personnel with cards to return them with or without money or finish solicitations promptly. The funds will aid youth development in the territory.
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Boy Scouts
Cheyenne
Drive
Vern Livingston
Livingston
Lodge Pole Community Sale and Local Social Rundown
Community sale set for Saturday April 6 at Lodge Pole with articles to be sold. Numerous local residents and visitors from Sidney and surrounding towns attend events, dinners, shopping trips, and theatre visits through the week. Notable mentions include Capt. Jerry Lydiatt's return from India, Mrs. Floyd Triblek visiting Dixon, and Noah Walters summoned to Rock Springs for a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wise
Dix
Floyd Triblek
Clarence Meyer
Lawrence Miller
Sterling
Ilis
Crook
Colo
Sidney
Jerry Lydiatt
Dick Smith
Jimmie Lydiatt
Denver
India
Robert Henderson
Henderson
Harry Kreider
Floyd Barlow
Donna Smith
Lewis Dughman
Lumir Marek
Lois
Lon Miller
Harriett Kidney
Ruby Bates
Fred Hearst
Marion Wolfe
Chappell
George Line
Joe Teague
Bud Hobson
P. E. Smith
L. E. Lydiatt
Lisco
Merle Carlson
Ruth Spires
Edward Markel
Lodgepole
Sundl
Noah Walters
Rock Springs
Wyo
Parkview Floral Home opens in Sidney by Leora Westfall
In Sidney, Leora Westfall launches a greenhouse named Parkview Floral Home. William Miles plans a new Sidney boys band. Mr and Mrs W H Seeley visited Laramie with relatives and traveled to Brewster to see Harold Riggs family. Nan Martin of Omaha stayed with Mrs J W Goodale. R W Zimmerale family moved back after recent house fire. Leslie Christy had tonsil surgery with Dr D L Abbott. Tom Powell sent back personal tax remittance from Papeeti Tahiti. Howard Adams and wife returned from North Platte.
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Leora Westfall
Sidney
Parkview
William Miles
W. H. Seeley
Laramie
M. Howard
Don Howard
Brewster
Harold Riggs
Nan Martin
Omaha
J. W. Goodale
R. W. Zimmerale
Leslie Christy
D. L. Abbott
Tom Powell
Papeeti
Tahita
South Sea Islands
Howard Adams
North Platte
Miss Pattenburg Visits Friends in City on Vacation
Miss Margaret Pattenburg visits her mother in the city during a month long vacation from Union Pacific duties in Omaha. Virginia Barlow marks her tenth birthday with a party of fourteen children including lunch and games. Mrs. F O Burgess travels to Lincoln for a State Board of Missions meeting and cannot attend the Riley program. J W Billeter moves his family to Sidney from a south Lodgepole ranch. Will Dresser and wife share cheerful letters from their new home in Galt California as they pursue horticulture.
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Margaret Pattenburg
Union Pacific
Omaha
Virginia Barlow
F. O. Burgess
Lincoln
State Board of Missions of the Christian Church
Riley
Womans Club
J. W. Billeter
Sidney
South Lodgepole Precinct
Will Dresser
Galt
California
Sidney News Sketches and Local Movements
Thirty four years ago John Craig owner of the Tobin ranch transacted business in Sidney last week. Mrs Britton left for Kearney. D R Jones and family moved into the Slingluff house. John Cunningham and son of Lodgepole were Sidney callers last week. Nebraska becomes the first state to require agriculture taught in schools.
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John Craig
Sidney
Carriage accident injures Fuller family near town
A overturn of a carriage carrying four Fuller family members occurred one mile east of town on Thursday evening. Marjorie Fuller sustained a painful right shoulder dislocation, while the other occupants suffered only scratches. Also noted are civilian allegiance oaths for Lindbergs and property transfer of ranch land near Bridgeport to Curry. Will Jessen, a Cheyenne engine fireman, arrived for medical treatment after an accident likely to end his duties briefly. he recuperates at his father L Jessen's home.
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Fuller
Marjorie Fuller
Lindberg
Lisco
Ed Lindberg
Lodgepole
Republic
H. M. Grimes
O. D. Lyons
Bridgeport
Wm. H., Curry
Iowa
Will Jessen
Cheyenne
L. Jessen
Atkins Jenner Trip to North River Sparks Yesteryear News
54 years ago Aubrey W Atkins and George Washington Jenner toured North River early in the week. It was George Washington’s first visit since 1885 and he risibly notes many changes. John Carson’s team enjoyed a brisk exercise run Saturday. J P Holloway of Midway did business at the county seat Tuesday. John Daughtery returned from Illinois Monday, reporting his father in improved health. Ed Monette visited Sidney Tuesday, praising unusually firm ground this spring. Register Blanchard told The Telegraph February homestead entries topped any February since May 1880.
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Aubrey W. Atkins
George Washington Jenner
North River
George Washington
John Carson
J. P. Holloway
Midway
John Daughtery
Illinois
Ed Monette
Sidney
Register Blanchard
The
Telegraph
Judge Darrow Proceeds on Leadville Prospecting Trip
Judge Darrow disposed of his Telegraph stake and began a prospecting journey to Leadville on Tuesday morning. H. H. Elliot of Red Willow ranch arrived from the north, Col. O Bierne came from Pine Ridge Agency, and Hon. H. F. Clarke reached Bellevue Nebraska, taking the stage for the bridge. Clarke pursues his interests actively to win traveler support. The Calico hop Tuesday evening drew a smaller crowd than expected.
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Judge Darrow
Leadville
H. H. Elliot
Red Willow Ranch
Col. O’bierne
Pine Ridge Agency
H. F. Clarke
Bellevue
Nebraska
Clarke
Addition Planned to Harness Shop Building
The article notes mud and slush from melting snow kept many away as J. W. Fowler plans an addition to the building formerly used by John Cameron as a harness shop. Fowler will have his office in front and reside in the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fowler
John Cameron
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Loyal Workers Project Club
Dalton
Earl Lessig
Madelyn Elsen
Connie Mae
Bernie Busboom
Fred Kriesel and Sons
Walter Grunwald
Betty
John Niebuhr
Arnold Draper
Ronnie
H. J. Elsen
Colton
Clyde Robertson
la Verne
Keith Robertson
Ruth
Warren McRoberts
Jimmie Jensen
Stan Elsen
Geo. Bartels
Henry Kreinbring Sr
Flur
Frank Gabriel
Shirley Rose
Norma Robertson
Betty Grunwald
Charles Gathman
Birthday Club
Chris Deverdahl
Glenn Reinmuth
Bolz
Redington
Gary
Ivan Kruger
Louie Schnell
Henry Kieselhorst
Louis Schnell
Ronald Krohn
Richard Schuetz
Frank Longan
Elizabeth Frazier
Weikhorst
Boy Scout
Edith Meyer
Capt
Viciais
Tel
NEW Crosley Radio-Phonograph
Elwell ‘Motors
Dodge
Plymouth
Kelvinator
Rapp Furniture Auction
Col. Rapp
Rapp Bros. Clerks
McClures
Burbanks
Florida
Valencia
Ibs
Columbia River
Mothe Premium
Eans
Great Northern Navy
Suzanna
S.C
Chef Drake
the Homemakers’ Bureau
Safeway Service
Ivory S
Helen
Jim
Safeway
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