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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
6
Local residents host and visit across Sidney with guests from Cheyenne Lincoln and beyond. Memorial Day travel to California Denver and Colorado Springs noted along with college graduation in Louisville and a university commencement in May.
Mrs. George H. Haase of Emerson is visiting her son in law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. B H Grimm and their young daughters.
Mrs Mae Rose and son Kenneth Rose plus family returned from a visit to Omaha and Plattsmouth Nebraska. They visited Mrs Rose’s daughter Mrs Irvin Seimers and family in Plattsmouth and attended the high school commencement where Norma Jean Seimers graduated. Miss Harriett Engel returned from a week at Kearney visiting college chums and taught Harmony school in District No 165 last year.
Mrs. Emma Mahr and daughter Mrs. L. A. Steinhardt arrive with sons Pierre and Orville from Denver to spend Memorial Day in Sidney. They stay with J. K. Mahr and family. Kathryn Ells and Bertha Littleton head to Lincoln for Girls State. Wendell Belieu and Bob Duis go to Boys State. Ralph Robertson's bus carries state youth to Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Anthony and sons Laverne and Richard visit Lincoln for their daughter Marjorie at the University, then return to Sidney. Iga Lloyd McCann of the Employment Service attends weekend in Tryon.
Miss Mary Lou Spiker and Miss Doris Helzer from the University of Wyoming in Laramie arrived to spend Memorial Day with their parents, while Miss Blanche Sanders traveled with Mrs Helzer. Dallas Berney, of the U S Employment Office, returned from Lincoln after Veterans Employment Representatives meeting. Mrs Berry accompanied her husband visiting Bartlett relatives. Miss Joanne Ackerman came from Lincoln for a week with her parents. her brother Robert, recently discharged from the Army, left for Lincoln to enroll at the university for the summer term. Guests at the David Ells home included Mrs Ells' mother and brother, Mrs M Enochson and Quentin Enochson of Schuyler, visiting for Lavern Ells's Sidney High School graduation.
Twenty large Nebraska Agricultural Experimental Station projects begin to improve crop varieties soil conservation and planting methods. Focus areas include Pawnee wheat Cedar oats and new alfalfa and sorghum varieties while soil minerals rainfall retention and crop rotation practices are studied at Lincoln Holdredge North Platte and Alliance to gauge nitrate production irrigation water use and long term soil fertility.
Mr and Mrs Earl Horton visited friends in Sidney on Wednesday while returning from a Denver trip. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Paustian moved from Sidney to Omaha this week as their residence at 1814 Newton Street sold to Mr and Mrs Otto Raddatz Sr.
A W C T U meeting is set for Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Jim Nelson located at 1428 16th Avenue local readers are asked to attend and participate in the gathering.
Miss Gerry Goodwin is visiting her brother in-law and sister Mr and Mrs R L Gilbert in Greeley Colorado.
Mrs Pat Ryan and two children and Mrs Tom Owen of Los Angeles arrived in Sidney yesterday to visit Mrs Ryan’s parents, Mr and Mrs J H Kaus. They traveled by plane to Cheyenne.
The Civil Service Commission announced exams for probational appointments as Forester and Range Conservationist in Agriculture and Interior departments. Positions pay 2320 dollars yearly, locations nationwide mainly in the west, with most vacancies in Agriculture. Senior students may apply. closing date June 6, 1946. card form 5000 AB required.
Many from Union Valley attended the funeral of John Westerhoff Monday afternoon. Miss Margie Vick spent the week with grandfather Henry Vick and taught Bible school mornings. Charles Rockhold of Lingle, Wyoming visited Fred Schuler’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reinmuth and daughters Shirley and Mrs. Fred Segelke traveled to West Plains Missouri. Segelke returned to Gurley Friday. Miss Lorraine Bleckwenn keeps house for uncles Tine Englert and Henry Frentzel while Mrs. Frentzel is hospitalized. Mrs. Pavrick and sons Lavern and Roy Dean visited Hob Dryer. Otto, Bill and Minnie Busacker and John Mintken were Sidney visitors. Bill Schuler lost two cattle this past week.
The Junior Farmers 4-H Club conducted a tour on May 19 to view members' projects and followed with a picnic at Earl Leger's home. Visitors included W. P. Bullock and family and Joan Jennett. Elvera Marx reported.
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