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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

2

Barbershop Show to Draw Peak Sidney Crowd

Sidney Jaycees plan a Sunday May 11 barbershop show at Sidney High School auditorium starting at 8 pm. Four top quartets plus Sterling Male Chorus will perform including Culliganaires of Kearney Hard Rock Four from Golden National Guard Quartet Chadron Brown Bean Four Morrill and Sterling Male Chorus. The Sidney Jaycee Quartets and Lodgepole Cat Quartet will not appear. The event aims to provide laughter and relaxation from well-known regional groups.

Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce Sidney High School Topnotch Sterling Culliganaires Kearney Hard Rock Golden, Colo Nebraska South Dakota Brown Bean Morrill

Rent Advisory Boards Grow Across U S Housing Areas

Tighe Woods reports 425 voluntary Rent Advisory Boards exist nationwide, totaling 2 639 members aiding inflation control. In Sidney Defense Housing Area nine members, led by Lawrence Marrin, regulate rents as critical defense housing area rules apply. Boards mix public interests with landlord and tenant reps, ensuring impartiality while advising on individual rentals and overall rent programs.

United States Tighe Woods Woods Sidney Defense Housing Lawrence Marrin W. G. Lowe Marrin Dalton Defense

Drying clothes with a reel and fan tip

Instructional note suggests hanging clothes on a reel and placing a desk fan at right angles to the line. The setup aims to speed drying and keep the reel from stopping by circulating air across the garments.

Birthday and visit notes from Maple Grove social circle

Maple Grove residents hosted and visited across multiple days with friends and families. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and others from Wakeegan Kansas, Beatrice Nelson, John Olson, Harry Stately, Ed Miles, Alvin Dorman, Harvey Miles, Kathy, Diana and Jimmie Sterling, and Verne Sharman among numerous gatherings at Stately Nelson Miles Smith Olson and related homes. Several birthdays were celebrated and cattle dehorning and vaccination helped by Jerry Stengel and Donald Miller.

Harry Stately Stately Charles Smith W. T. Sharman Earl Sharman Albin Johnson Ed Miles John Olson Beatrice Nelson Harvey Miles Kathy Diana Jimmie Sterling H. Miles Alvin Dorman Clarerice ‘Dorman Verne -Sharman Wm. Frerichs Jr Ernest Frerichs Mr. Smith Donald Miller Cindy Loren Fisher Jerry Stengel Ken Geyger Ruth Tobler Kevin Cortney Harvey Miles Lewis Sterling Albert Runion Julia Rasmussen Harm S Frerichs Donald Millar Robert M ¥ Tler Art. Sassdman Kansas

Cheyenne Encampment Auxiliary No. 12 Formed in Sidney

An Encampment Branch auxiliary of the I O O F was instituted in Sidney on April 19 with Grand Encampment officers present. The Cheyenne Encampment Auxiliary No. 12 will operate with Encampment No. 19, naming 19 Sidney members who received the degree. Officers were installed, and the group set meeting dates for the first and third Fridays each month.

I. O. O. F. Lodge Sidney Cheyenne Don Hansen George E. Blair Lee Kennon Bart Taylor Ernest Burke Max Childers Chester Vetter Melvin Overmiller Paul Kohn Vern Shoopman Louis Grage Lee Gain Ida Harris D. H. Cloud Roy Henderson John Blair William Hawkins C. L. Jarmihn Scottsbluff Walter Baur Dix Earl E. Vandel Mitchell T. E.taylor Cleyenne Thompson

Chappell Votes for School Bond Issue Plan

In a special election, Chappell approved a proposal to issue 90000 in bonds for an addition to the Chappell grade school. The new building would have seven rooms and cost about 150000. The election results show strong support for expanding local education.

Chappell

Local notices from Sidney and Sunol area events

Sund Roy Hungerford of Scottsbluff callers at the Cecil Hunt home Tuesday. Friends of Mr and Mrs Millard Pavlat of Boise Idaho received announcements of Barbara Jane Pavlat's marriage to John Gordon Brookover on April 12. Cecil Hunt attended a bridge party at the Frantis Hruska home in Sidney Sunday. Lorraine Hornicek hosted a Better Brush Party Monday at her home. Mr and Mrs Firth Booth and son Cork dined with Fred Lehmkuhl in Ledgepole. Funeral services for Ray Rexroth were held April 28 in Sidney at Trinity Lutheran Church. Sympathy sent to the Rexroth family. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Waddell are new Sunol residents, moving into the Firth Booth house. Mr and Mrs Charles Ehlers returned from California. Mr and Mrs Jim Seda learned their son DeLyle Seda, a Captain in Vilseck Germany, was back in the States after a three day mission, calling from Westover Mass. Dinner guests at I A Caldwell's included A F Whitmire, Joe Ruttner of Sidney, and Miss Atwood of Lorenzo. Muriel Crosby helped Forrest Plancks move to a new home northwest of Sunol. an oil derrick is being erected on the Planck farm. LePages mucilage.

Roy ‘Hungerford Scottsbluff Cecil Hunt Millard Pavlat Boise Idaho Barbara Jane John Gordon Brookover Frantis ‘Hruska Sidney Lorraine Hornicek Sunol Firth ‘Booth Charles Ehlers California Jim Seda DeLyle Seda Vilseck Germany States Westover Mass I. A. Caldwell A. F. Whitmire

Center Ladies Aid Hat Show Brings Laughter At April Meeting

Center Ladies Aid met with Hazel Thurston on April 23. Four teen members and three visitors answered roll call with a suggestion for beautifying roadsides. A hat show was the main event with each member creating a hat and selling it in a paper bag. Pat Draper and Lillie Osborn led games, followed by lunch by Ethelyn Sanders and Doris Weir. Next meeting will be at Wilma Eckert for a May Day party with May baskets.

Born Ethelyn Sanders Doris Weir Wilma Eckert

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