Goat Bought For Japanese Relief
The Sidney Methodist Youth Fellowship joins a national program to send goats to Japan to aid milk shortages in war torn areas. Goats are given to Japanese families who share offspring with others, and a shipload is needed every eleven days. The local group contributed $50 from funds raised at the February George Washington dinner.
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Sidney Methodist Youth Fellowship
Japan
Far East
Church of the Brethren
Social news from South Colton and surrounding areas
Mrs H J Elsen hosts and visits recur as families from South Colton, Grant, Curtis, Lorenzo, and Sidney meet in homes and at picnics. Linda Lou Zalesky, Madelyn Elsen, Elaine Peetz, and Rosemary Peetz appear among local graduates and young participants. Families travel to Curtis, Sidney, and the Wild Cat Range for weekend gatherings.
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Linda Lou Zalesky
Madelyn Elsen
Frank Morey
Keith
The
Nebraska University
Bob Isuardseut
Potter
LaVerne Thomas
Curtis, Nebr
H. J. Elsen
Madelyn
Linda Lou Zalésky
Stanley Elsen
Grant
John Williams
Lorenzo
Muriel Crosby
Gale Doggett
Shirley Crosby
Lorraine Hornicek
Rusty George
John Brown
Sidney
Elaine Peetz
Gene Benkiewicz
Rosemary Peetz
Peetz Canyon
Curtis
Bob Elsen
Raymond Thomas
Maurice
Raymond
Marilyn Sunderman
Wild Cat Range
George Bartels
Gurley Busy Bees Elect Officers at May Meeting
The Busy Bees of Gurley met May 19 at the Gurley school house with seven members present. Mrs Berton Cunningham led, Mrs Bud Reinmuth assisted, and officers named were President Joan Segelke, Vice President Barbara McRoberts, Secretary-Treasurer Ardis Reinmuth, and News Reporter Ruth Handley. Miss Violet Shepherd provided each member with a four year book. The next meeting will be May 27 at Mrs Cunningham's home.
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Gurley
Berton Cunningham
Bud Reinmuth
Folowing
Joan Segelke
Barbara McRoberts
Ardis Reinmuth
Ruth Handley
Violet Shepherd
Cunningham
Community notices from Lodgepole and surrounding towns
South Sund notes social visits and family gatherings across Lodgepole Sterling Morrill and Sidney. Families hosted and entertained including Oliverius Reiken Tilghman Klein Ahlberg and Dickinson clan members. Several birthdays baptisms and hospital stays referenced with Bible study and local visits continuing through midweek.
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Joe A. Oliverius
Ben Reiken
Antone Oliverius
Lodgepole
Kenneth Tilghman
Mary Tilghman
Carl Klein
Sterling
Morrill
Connie
Harry Tucker
Joe Schimka
Sidney
J. C. DeMers Sr
Sundl
D. E. Dickinson
Mary Ann Treinen
Leonard Reiken
Doyle
Herman Hadeen
Haxtun
Taylor Hospital
Hadeen
Hazel Dickinson
Busy Fingers Club Meeting Notes and Menu
The Busy Fingers Club met with Mrs Wm George on May 10. Members prepared supper with mashed potatoes meatloaf cabbage pineapple salad baked custard cupcakes and milk. Mary Ann Brachtenbach led the business meeting with all members present and Helen Bishop elected as delegate to the Junior County Fair Board. Next meeting scheduled May 24 at the shelter house.
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Busy Fingers Club
Wm. George
Mary Ann Brachtenbach
Junior County Fair Board
Shelter House
Birdie Irwin
Sidne y defendant pleads guilty in county court ruling
Earl M. Myer of Sidney pleads guilty to petit larceny in a Mon day hearing before Judge Robert A. Barlow and is fined five dollars plus costs Ed Beneda of McCook Nebraska pleads guilty to speeding and reckless driving charged by highway safety patrol fined ten dollars on each count plus costs
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Earl M. Myer
Sidney
Robert A. Barlow
Ed Beneda
McCook, Nebr
Highway Safety Patrol
Police Court Guilty Plea in Disturbance Case
In a Monday hearing Judge Glen Greenlee accepted Ray Nelsons guilty plea to disturbance charges. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Glen Greenlee
Ray Nelson
School Land Selling Proposal Is Killed In Legislature
The proposal to sell 1,600,000 acres of Nebraska school lands failed in the Legislature on May 17 with a 19-16 vote to strike the enacting clause. Senator Ray Babcock opposed the bill while Senator Clyde Cretsinger had introduced it to correct leasing abuses. A separate LB 490 providing lease reforms passed 39-1, and a resolution to study the issue for 1951 was adopted.
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Nebraska
Ray Babcock
Sidney
Clyde Cretsinger
Paxton
Legislative Council
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Care
Mrs Millard Musil thanks everyone for flowers gifts cards and letters during illness. Gratitude extends to doctors and nurses at Roche Hospital for their kindness and good care.
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Roche Hospital
Millard Musil
Miller to Speak at Morrill County Veterans Memorial Dedication
Congressman A L Miller of Kimball will headline the June 12 dedication ceremonies for the Morrill County Veterans Memorial hospital in Bridgeport. Dr W S Petty head of the Nebraska state health department will also speak. Honors will be given to Dr and Mrs C Palmer, pioneer physician couple in the area.
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A. L. Miller
Kimball
Morrill County Veterans Memorial Hospital
Bridgeport
Bridgeport News-Blade
W. S. Petty
Nebraska State Health Department
C. Palmer
Palmer
The Telegraph Stationery Catalog Notice
Classified style notice presenting a brief promotion for smart stationery designs. Highlights modern layouts and printable options offered by The Telegraph catalog, encouraging readers to explore the selection for personal and professional use.
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The
Telegraph
Good Tree Weather in Nebraska Promoted by State Forester
Extension Forester Earl G Maxwell of the University of Nebraska says recent rains should aid spring tree growth across the Cornhusker state. He cautions that weeds will rise with rain and cultivation is vital. He cites John Furrer’s red cedar plantings near Walton in Lancaster County, noting five foot trees after three growing seasons as evidence of favorable conditions.
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Earl G. Maxwell
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Maxwell
John Furrer
Walton
Lancaster County
Sidney Draw Club Meets at Rapp Home
Members of the Sidney Draw Club gathered at Mrs. Andy Rapp home with Mrs. Wayne Rapp as co host for a social evening. Twenty one members answered the roll call and two members were mentioned in the event details.
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Sidney Draw Club
Andy Rapp
Wayne Rapp
Four Visitors Attend After Meeting Lunch at Alstyne School
Four visitors attended the event including Mrs. Carl Davis Mrs. Mary Pearson Mrs. Vic Rapp and Miss Betty Johnson. After the business meeting there was entertainment by Mrs. Milldrad Van Alstyne and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson followed by lunch. Next meeting set for Frank Kurtz school house.
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Carl Davis
Mary. Pearson
Vic Rapp
Betty Johnson
Milldrad van. Alstyne
Dorothy Johnson
Frank Kurtz
Telegraph Offers Formal and Informal Stationery Deals
Mrs. Bartha, Mitchell and Mrs. Irene Carlson are named as hostesses. Mimeograph paper and letter or legal size forms are available. You can obtain them when needed at The Telegraph, promoting a full range of stationery products for formal and informal use.
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Telegraph
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Jimmie
Frank Kokes
Tilghman Boys
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Crook
Elmer Henry
Snow
the Fox
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Power
Gene Tierney
20Th Century-Fox
the Telegraph
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Sidney, Nebraska
Ilona Massey
Rod Cameron
Rep. Miller
Marvin Anthony
Nebr
Zai
Bidney Rendering Service
North Platte Rendering’ Co
Sidney, Nebr
Craig
Christensen
Howard Radios
U. S
U. S. Royal
U. S. Royal Air Ride
Royal Tires
W. F. Ackerman
Cheyenne
Moore Building
Cheyenne County
G. H. Doran
Prop
Jackson St
All Weather Roofing Co
Joe Willis
Midwest Electrical
Howard W. “Bus
City and Farm
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Federal Deposit, Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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Milwaukee
Walter E. Kinne
McDaniel
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Frank.’ Loch
Osage
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