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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

9

Popular Spot Becomes Club Popular Spot Becomes Club

Krueger's Lake will convert from a public dance hall to a private Lakeview Country Club this summer. The former pavilion becomes a private bar with edge seating around the floor. Public dances are limited. member events schedule through October features Bob Calame, Al Hudson, Harry Collins, Lee Williams, and Calame orchestra. Krueger cites competition as the reason for folding into a members club.

Krueger Chet Krueger Lakeview Country Club Bob Calame the Lake al Hudson Harry Collins Lee Williams Calame

Rent Accounting Demanded In Suit

Geraldine Booth and guardian Mildred Vacik file a petition in district court seeking an accounting of rents from Patsy R. Booth estate. Hugo, Paul, Geraldine, and Loomis Booth allegedly possess the land and have taken crops since 1941 without reporting proceeds, with plaintiffs demanding rents and profits for 1941 through 1948 and payment of amounts due.

Clerk of District Court Paul R Hugo Booth Geraldine Booth Mildred Vacik Loomis Booth Patsy R. Booth Paul Booth

Junior Fair Board Meeting Set for June 8 in County Court

Cheyenne County Junior Fair Board will elect two directors at the annual business session on Wednesday June 8 in the district courtroom. Retiring are Burdeen Carlson president and Delbert Lessnin secretary. Remaining members are Shirley Madden Haroldean Brogren and Ona Bergner. All 4-H leaders urged to send a club representative to the meeting. Directors to be chosen from club representatives.

Cheyenne County

Local notes from Sidney and surrounding area

Miss Geneva Luehrs of Mount Vernon Washington visits her brother Elberne Luehrs and family. Marilyn Lafler of the University of Nebraska arrives for a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leva Lafler. They will take her to Lincoln for the summer session after vacation. The Laflers and relatives visit in Sidney, Dalton, and Chadron with the Rudd, Davison, and Heizer households. W E Cunningham will drive to Crete to bring home daughter Joanne from Doane College. Henry Klindt of Big Timber Montana and wife welcome daughter Mary Ann born May 25. former Carol Ankeny is Sidney’s Vern Ankeny’s daughter. Keith Simpson moves June 1 to Fine Apartments after selling 221 1/2 Newton St. to the Fines. I B Tenn of Washington DC, formerly Loretta Gehrig of Sidney, is in Washington Hospital for a perforated ulcer. Dennis Thostesen, son of Dean and Mrs. Thostesen, Sioux Ordnance Depot, at Orthopedic Hospital in Lincoln, making progress. Mrs. Emanuel Troutman left for Denver to attend a Nurses’ Home Concert at St. Luke’s Hospital. Marion Troutman participates in Give Club nearby. Mrs. Troutman returns Saturday with daughter, who will spend the weekend, then depart Monday.

Geneva Luehrs Mount Vernon Washington Elberne Luehrs Marilyn Lafler University of Nebraska Leva Lafler Lafler Lincoln Richard Vickers Shickley Earl Nelson Sutton A. A. Rudd Rose Davison Edwin Heizer Sidney Dalton Chadron W. E. Cunningham Crete Joanne Doane College Henry Klindt Big Timber Montana Mary Ann Klindt Carol Ankeny Vern Ankeny Keith Simpson Newton St I. B. Tenn Washington, D. C Loretta Gehrig Dennis Thostesen Dean Thostesen Sioux Ordnance Depot Emanuel Troutman Denver St. Luke’s Hospital the Troutman Marion Give Club Troutman

Former Sidney Girl Set to Wed Victor Sheline

Mrs Rosa Morgan hosted St Marys Altar Guild at her home with a seven oclock dinner and a business meeting led by Miss Evelyn Clark who gave the lesson and organized cards for social time. Helandjo Nielsen, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Nielsen, former Sidney residents now in California, will marry Victor Sheline at College Church in Loma Linda California on June 14.

Sidney June J. W. Nielsen California Helandjo Victor Sheline College Church Loma Linda

Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for several towns

Admissions on Wednesday include Nellie Egging Gurley Emory Ly erla Irving and others. Thursday brings C C Colling Barbara Helms John Helms and more. Friday adds Walter Bruenger Henry Kalb. Saturday J B Bauer Melinda Kahl. Sunday Harry Radford and Dean Allen DeMers. Dismissals occur Thursday with Jose Alvarez Floyd Lehn Jules burg Barbara Helms John Helms and others. Saturday Arvie Vowers and J B Bauer. Sioux Villa Monday.

Nellie Egging Gurley Emory Lyerla Irving Ill C. C. Colling Barbara Helms John Helms John Zwick Roy Gillham Peetz Simon Ribera Lester Rambarger Culbertson Nebr J. L. Grimm Gering David Koehn Walter Bruenger Henry Kalb Chappell Martha Horst J. B. Bauer Melinda Kahl Harry Radford Dean Allen DeMers Sundl Walliam Houghton SOD Sharon Wheeler Potter Martin Cape Dalton Jane Beyer Jose Alvarez Floyd Lehn Julesburg Colo Emory Lyetta Floyd Shenefield Grand Island Arvie Vowers Melinda _Kehl Sioux Villa

Local Birth Announcements From May Dates

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs C C Colling on May 19 and a son to Mr and Mrs Simon Ribera on May 20. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Martin Cape Dalton on May 25.

C. C. Colling Walter Olick Dean Allen de Mers J. L. Grimm Gering William Stoughton Sharon Wheeler Peter Simon Ribera Martin-Cape Dalton

Police Court Guilty Pleas For Speeding And Intoxication

Doyle Scharel pleaded guilty to speeding 42 mph in a Wednesday hearing, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Richard E. Jenkins Jr pleaded guilty to intoxication in a Tuesday hearing before Police Judge Glen Greenlee, fined 25 dollars plus costs.

Doyle Scharel Richard E. Jenkins, Jr Glen Greenlee

County court pleas on intoxication and speeding heard

Earl A. Murphy pleaded guilty to intoxication before Judge Robert A. Barlow and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Elmer Koenig of Hamburg Wisconsin also pleaded guilty to speeding 75 mph and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. arrest was by the highway safety patrol.

Earl A. Murphy Robert A. Barlow Elmer Koenig Hamburg Wis Highway Safety Patrol

Marriage Licenses Granted in Nebraska and Nearby

Warren Shindle of Sidney and Betty Hare of Sidney received a marriage license. Earl Foster of Marsland and Mabel Watson of Scottsbluff were licensed. Wilma Hart of Sidney and Roy Gabriel of Gurley were issued licenses, all in mid May with dates May 18 to May 21.

Warren Shindle Sidney Betty Hare Sidney Earl Foster Marsland Nebr Mabel Watson Scottsbluff Wilma Hart Sidney Roy Gabriel Gurley

Oliverius Receives Six Year Safe Driving Award

Frank W. Oliverius, Railway Express Agency driver in Sidney, is honored with a Six Year Safe Driving Award for 41 years of express truck service without a denied fender. He will reach seven years with the company on October 1. The award is signed by L. O. head president and W. W. Argabrite, superintendent.

Frank W. Oliverius Railway Express Agency Sidney Oliverius L. O W. W. Argabrite

Scotch tape and dispensers praised in Telegraph ad note

A Telegraph snippet extols Scotch tape for handy use with mentions of a strong stick and hand and desk dispensers, highlighting practical office supplies.

Assistant Agent to Start Here June 1

Kenneth Van Skike will join Cheyenne County Extension as assistant to Agent W. P. Bullock starting June 1. He will train locally for an indefinite period before becoming a full county agent. A 1949 University of Nebraska graduate, he majored in entomology and will reside at 1931 Newton with his wife. both are Grand Island natives.

Kenneth van Skike Cheyenne W. P. Bullock van Skike University of Nebraska Newton Grand Island

BOSTITCH Stapling Machines On Hand At All Times

The Telegraph notes Bostitch stapling machines and staple refills kept in inventory at all times to ensure steady supply and readiness for use.

THE Telegraph

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