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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1946

Page

4

Resigning operator Frances Clinton leaves Northwestern Bell

Miss Frances Clinton resigns as operator at Northwestern Bell Telephone Company effective Saturday. Local notes: Bert Agee from Worland hosted by Clyde Johnson, with Lyle Johnson visiting Worland. Sidney residents return from Omaha, and Raymond Fox plans Rochester move after five weeks there. Various citizens travel, study, and attend events across Omaha, Denver, Lincoln, and Chicago, with scholarship for Miss Charlotte Enevoldsen and a sorority pledge for Patricia Osborn at Wesleyan University.

Frances Clinton Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Bert Agee Worland Wyoming Clyde Johnson Lyle Johnson R. W. Edwards Judy Ann Omaha Raymond Fox Rochester New York Sidney Robert Jones Lincoln H. Fuller Denver Chicago L. J. Olson Hay Springs Guy Ellsworth Olson Charlotte Enevoldsen D. F. Enevoldsen Potter New York University School of Retailing Miss Enevoldsen Potter High School Stephens College University of Colorado Math Club Beta Sigma Sorority Hypatia Hexagen Women's Club Aviation Club Miss Enevolden Wesleyan University Miss Osborn Sidney High School J. L. Tewell State Bar Association State Judicial Council Nebraska-Iowa Bill Tewell Nebraska University Jake Schilling Sterling, Colo Schilling Norman Hecht Mr. Hecht Ernest Mosel 14Th Avenue Edward Anderson Lorenzo Anderson Lodgepole W. L. Jewett David Ells A. O. Olson Lawrence Osborn F. L. B. Goodwin Harold Spiker F. H. Boyle Ernest Jaeckel L. B. Neuman Smith-Hughes Lincol Hermina Neuman

Eight Military Posts Remain in Nebraska History

The Army retains eight active posts in Nebraska, including Fort Omaha, Fort Robinson, Fort Crook, Offutt Field, Grand Island and Kearney air fields, Quartermaster Depot in Omaha, and the Sioux Ordnance Depot in Sidney. Ninteen establishments shrank to two inactive, nine surplus, and eight on duty after World War II, with Fort Omaha dating to 1868 and Fort Robinson founded after Levi H. Robinson, amid tensions with local tribes and frontier needs.

Nebraska Fort Omaha Fort Robinson Fort Crook Offutt Field Grand Island Kearney Air Fields Quartermaster Depot Wyoming Red Cloud Agency Army Remount Service Sioux Fort Sidney

Wednesday Arc Society and Women’s group notices

Wednesday 8 p m Arc Society in Presbyterian Church basement. Thursday Presbyterian Circlé at Mrs George Barlow 1700 Maple. Annual Thank Offering meeting 8. Martha s Guild at Mrs L C Barstow 1724 Newton St Mrs T E Kokjer co host. Willing Workers in Christian Church parlors Mrs Paul Pearson and Mrs M O Butterfield co hosts W S C 8 Division meetings 2 30 p m Div 1 at Mrs Harold Spiker 731 Illinois Div 2 at Mrs Charles Walker Div 3 at Mrs Ras Madsen Evening Division 7 30 p m at church. Friday W C T U at Mrs H M Underwood 708 Linden St Mrs C B Johnson co host.

Arc Society Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Circlé George Barlow Maple Street Martha's Guild L. C. Barstow Newton St T. E. Kokjer Christian Church Paul Pearson M. O. Butterfield W. S.C Harold Spiker Illinois Charles Walker Ras Madsen H. M. Underwood Linden St C. B. Johnson

Old man winter dumps snow as mail disrupted in region

Old man winter really did his bit with fourteen inches of snow and drifting that halts mail delivery since November 8. Readers note local social calls, a jury duty, and city news as residents cope with winter conditions and nearby family updates. Local names include Oliverius, Dickinson, Ahlberg, Lackey, and Stevens amid Sterling and Garnet notices.

Winter Joe A. Oliverius Sterling B. J. Barnhart D. E. Dickinson Ivan Cook Ed Ahl Garnet, Kansas Lackey Manhattan Bible College

Christian Association’s Swim Pools Grow Nationwide Since 1885

The Men’s Christian Association built its first swimming pool in 1885 and this modest start led to 550 tiled pools operated across the United States. The article notes the progress from a single facility to a broad network of YMCA pools, highlighting growth and national reach.

Men’s Christian Association United States

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