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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
11
Editorial praises a city wide youth plan to provide age segregated organized play this summer. It promises supervised activities for high school and working youth separate from younger children, keeping kids off streets and off vacant lots while civic clubs fund the effort and seek parental cooperation for a lasting program.
Mrs Frances Doran undertook four outstanding Sidney concerts to bring culture locally. Despite past interest in Sterling and Denver audiences, Sidney response is meager and the plan may be dropped. If enough buyers step up, the series can go forward next fall with real talent in Sidney.
A Cheyenne county review shows savers continue strong bonds purchases beyond wartime. Wage earners, business people and farmers buy bonds more than during the war, indicating bonds remain a solid choice and a trusted investment.
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce plans an off year census using block to block counting. Members will conduct the survey. residents are urged to cooperate and provide complete, impersonal answers so workers can return to business promptly.
Gurley residents shared Sunday meals with neighbors as Baronites hosted relatives from Sidney and Livermore. Wedding bells rang for Donis Gathman at Hay Center. townsfolk faced bereavement as Supt. Pittenger learned of his father’s passing in California. Dozens appeared at family gatherings, dinners, and scout outings around Gurley this week.
Civic notes report a Sunday dinner in honor of Virgil Kreinbring's confirmation with guests including Mr. and Mrs Henry Kreinbring senior and junior, Rev Reetz family and Fern Schumacher. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Marvin McNurlin celebrated their third wedding anniversary with friends and cards, lunch to follow. Other events include dinners and picnics at Sommerfelt and Lessig homes for birthdays and gatherings with numerous local families.
Mr and Mrs Walter Rufenacht along with Mary Ann and Butch visited Lincoln to see Mrs Rufenacht’s mother and grandmother. They returned home Saturday after a week away and had planned further visits.
Rain prevented stopping at Pleasant Dale at the Albert Jank home. Mr and Mrs Lester Rufenacht and Sandy visited Sunday afternoon. Mary Jo Block and Donna Mae Florke stayed with local families while attending confirmation school. Mary Ann Flessner was absent due to tonsil removal. Lorance Thompson stayed with Bob Rufenacht. Pete Rufenacht returned to work at Ray Jobman farm. Confirmation school started Monday with many attendees. Bob Rufenacht mowed the cemetery lawn Monday.
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