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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1948
Page
12
The Telegraph presents photographs from the local schools showing activities during American Education Week from November 7 to 13. Images include a student run for class officer ballots, a junior high hair dressing project, and kindergarten handwork in the junior high building.
The Telegraph advertises Smith-Corona Silent portable typewriters as the ultimate portable performance and ideal gifts for students. It notes these may be the last arrivals before Christmas and urges customers to come in now to solve gift problems. The Telegraph also promotes Bostitch and Markwell stapling machines with refills available.
Andy Kenneth Davis of Sidney has a role in Plainsman Players upcoming production of Deep Are The Roots at Nebraska Wesleyan University. The four day run occurs November 3 to 6 in the Plainsman Theater on campus. Other local items note moves, travels, and visits including Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr relocating to Alliance and soil technician Murray Cox touring Cheyenne County for farm soil surveys.
East Sidney Draw Club met Oct 20 at Mrs Strand bergs home with Mrs H Van Aelstyn and Mrs Ed Van Aelstyn assisting. Plans for the annual Thanksgiving dinner were made. Miss Anna Olson and Mrs H Van Aelstyn presented Jesson Color in the Home. Fourteen members attended. a delicious lunch closed the delightful afternoon. Mrs Bertha Mitchell.
Trucks in the milk trade are more numerous and essential than any other class of vehicles. Some 190000 trucks move milk and dairy products from farms to plants and from plants to consumers, supporting the dairy distribution system.
Gurley area readers are invited to send items to Miss Irene Troids for the Gurley column. Visitors include Mrs Fern Hirch from Denver and the Handley family. Local families share visits and weekend plans, with football game trips to Lincoln and hospital stays noted.
The passage notes that livestock and machinery are the two biggest accident causes on farms. It urges calmness kindness patience and thoughtful handling to prevent incidents. It emphasizes learning how to manage animals to reduce harm and improve safety.
The Heavenly Father called our neighbor Cook to the Supreme Camp. Our Charter is draped for thirty days. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to the family and one to The Telegraph. Dust unto dust consign to the sod. Immortal soul returns to God. Committee Margaret Mathews. We keep complete ledger outfits and post binders in stock. Also all types of sheets. If we don't have what you need we'll order it. THE TELEGRAPH.
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