Soiled Clothes Care Advice From Old Washday Tip
The sooner soiled clothes are washed the less they have to be rubbed, as ingrained dirt and perspiration are harsh on fabrics, making cleaning harder and fabric wear worse.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
3
The sooner soiled clothes are washed the less they have to be rubbed, as ingrained dirt and perspiration are harsh on fabrics, making cleaning harder and fabric wear worse.
From ancient Babylonia and Indo Persia come two pivotal inventions: writing and standardized measures of weight time and money.
Herman Schaeffer and Charles Bellman from Omaha stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deaver and Nels Johnson in Sidney last week. They hunted at the Deaver lodge near Broadwater and were honored at a Country Club dinner for fourteen, then again as guests of Mr. Johnson at a later dinner for twelve. Mrs. B. W. Larson visited Sidney guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Worth, returning to Kimball with them. Snow grounded two Sidney flyers and delayed Skyways Transport Service and C. A. Harron en route to Oregon. Albert Christensen and family, plus others, attended Leona Sparing and Harold Hintz’s wedding in Deshler with Schumacher and Kreinbring relatives as part, with flower girls and usher. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Heaton and son Michael visited Omaha. Max Curtze arrived from San Bernardino to stay with J. H. Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Weller of Denver announce the birth of son Stephen Douglas at Mercy Hospital in Denver on November 12, with Weller’s Sidney grandparents. Bernie Goldstein left on a buying trip to Kansas City and Omaha, planning to return by week’s end.
In the last decade fires have killed 100000 people and left 170000 burned or disfigured, while property losses reached 3 000 000 000 dollars.
Sidney Public Library hosts Children’s Book Week November 10 to 16 with book exhibits talks plays and pageants to engage children of all ages Librarian Mayme McIntosh invites the community to visit the library as part of a nationwide campaign stressing the importance of books for youth The effort is backed by the Children’s Book Council and major national groups including Boys Clubs of America 4 H and the National Council of Teachers of English
Mrs. Hazel Johnson hosted a birthday dinner Saturday evening honoring her daughter Darlene. Guests included Eleanor and Janice Caywood, Bob Lafler, Glenn Curless, Aric Jones, and others. After dinner, guests visited at the A. S. Hardy home and more gatherings followed with numerous locals noted. A separate family reunion at Mrs. Louisa Laaker’s home Sunday honored Mrs. Ray Blair and Martha Oakley of Dubuque Iowa with about fifty relatives attending.
Patient admissions and discharges at Roche Hospital include Louis Carasco Potter and Mrs Clarence Breese admitted on Thursday and Saturday respectively. Other listed admissions include Robert Porter John Dan Sellers Mrs A M Christensen Chappell Mrs Martin Heeg Aurleen Fehringer Mrs Leo Egging Thomas Rubado Lodgepole and Aur leen Fehringer. Discharges include Louis Carasco Potter Mrs Clarence Breese John Dan Sellers Mrs Robert Hajek and daughter Aurleen Fehringer on Monday and Wednesday.
Hospital notices show admissions by names and towns through the week and a set of births and dismissals. Names include Nielsen Schou Baack Moench Livingston Franzen Atkins Frahm and Potts, with towns Chappell Lodgepole Potter Dix Oshkosh Milan and Gurley among others.
A compact advertisement asserts The Telegraph Printing Co. handles printing solutions as their core business, inviting customers to bring any printing problems for service.
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