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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1947

Page

8

Divorce Case Answer and Cross Petition Filed

An answer and cross petition to Cyrus P. Hirsts divorce suit against Evelyn H. Hirst were filed November 17 in the district court clerk office. He claims she left with the children August 29 and lived with another man. she blames his cruelty and failure to provide for the family. She seeks dismissal of his petition with costs, an absolute divorce, custody, maintenance, and support. The Hirsts were married June 16, 1942, and have four children.

Cyrus P. Hirst Evelyn H. Hirst Clerk of District Court Hirst L. M. Clinton Hirsts Josephine Sanford Aginst Giles Sanford

Tree Planting Will De Good Next Year

Extension Forester E. G. Maxwell says next spring should be good for planting trees as fall moisture improves ground. A strong windbreak boosts winter protection, beauty, and wildlife refuge for farms like Niels Thorsen’s southeast of Gordon where 1927 plantings with 18 foot rows still show benefits and pheasants frequent the area.

E. G. Maxwell Niels Thorsen Gordon Maxwell Thorsen

Nebraska Railroads Seek 10 Percent Tariff Increase

Nebraska railroads asked the state railway commission on Wednesday for a 10 percent rise in their motor compelled tariff to match last week's trucker request. The tariff covers goods moved by either truck or rail to allow rail competition with trucking charges. The commission previously granted a 10 percent statewide rate boost effective October 13 following the Interstate Commerce Commission’s national rate increase.

Nebraska State Railway Commission Interstate Commerce Commission

Fund Sought To Aid Mrs Anspaugh In Dix

Residents of Dix started a fund to cover hospital bills for Mrs Betty Anspaugh who was seriously injured in a train car wreck at Sedalia Colorado on October 25. Her husband Gerald was killed instantly. Rev Albert Bullock agreed to collect the money for hospital expenses. Mrs Anspaugh is treated for injuries including compound fractures of both legs and a fractured vertebrae at Colorado General Hospital in Denver.

Dix Betty Anspaugh Sedalia Colo Gerald Western Nebraska Observer Albert Bullock Anspeugh Colorado General Hospital Denver

Driver Education Plan Backed by Nebraska Safety Council

The Nebraska State Safety Council, after a meeting called by State Superintendent Wayne O Reed, will collaborate with Reed’s office to develop a driver education program in Nebraska high schools. Council president Dwight Havens cites youth crash risk and urges educators to lead a strong high school driver training effort.

Nebraska State Safety Council State Superintendent of Schools Wayne O. Reed Reed Nebraska Dwight Havens Havens

Co-ops Push Plan to Liquidate Wheat Stores

Farmer marketing cooperatives seek government approval for a plan to release wheat held off market. Farmers would turn wheat to co-ops for year ahead certificates while co-ops sell the wheat and invest proceeds in futures. The scheme hinges on favorable IRS ruling to treat gains under 1948 income. Prices around 3 dollars a bushel.

Farmer Cooperative Marketing Associations Dispatch Internal Revenue Bureau Congress

Sanford Divorce Case Uncontested

Josephine Sanford filed for divorce from Giles Sanford on November 8 citing extreme cruelty and non support and requesting custody of their child. An answer was filed November 17 with Giles Sanford entering appearance and waiving summons. They married in Sidney on March 22, 1946.

Sanford Sanfords Sidney

First Steel Plow by John Deere in 1837 at Grand Detour

A village blacksmith in Grand Detour Illinois named John Deere forged the first steel plow in 1837 marking a landmark in agricultural tools.

Grand Detour Ill John Deere

Gas from Crude Oil Recovery At 70 To 75 Percent

New methods enable extraction of 70 to 75 percent of gasoline from crude oil. The advance promises increased efficiency and could alter refining processes and costs.

Ideal deal records for tax time in the Telegraph era

An advertisement touts Ideal deal records as the best tool for farmers and businessmen to organize income tax records. It invites readers to ask their lawyer or tax consultant who will confirm that IDEAL wins the system.

Police Court Hears Sid ney Man on Sixth Drunkenness Offense

A Monday hearing for Albert Polenaki of Sidney, arrested by Patrolmen Willis and Carpenter, charged with intoxication. It was his sixth offense and he received a $50 fine plus costs.

Albert Polenaki Sidney Willis Carpener

Sixteen Girls Initiated Into Future Homemakers Chapter

Sixteen new members were admitted into the Future Homemakers of America on November 12, including Donna Florke Mary Joan Block Arlita Ingwerson Neva Miller Beulah Ballew Dorothy Davis Wanda Farmer Lila Jean Lewis Jean Davis Norma Cullins Deloris Johnson Dorothy Batt Shirley Anderson Katherine Hazelwood Wanda Westerhoff and Carol Ladine. The FHA in cooperation with Save the Children Federation sponsored a clothing drive recently. Fifteen bags of clothing were collected and shipped overseas. On October 29 these girls entertained the Chappell and Kimball Homemaking girls by presenting the FHA emblem service. Mary Ellen Livingston state publicity chairman will attend a meeting of the executive council at Grand Island on November 21 and 22 to plan the first state convention in Fremont on February 7. Dr Fazel Frost national FHA adviser from Washington will speak.

Future Homemakers of America Donna Florke Mary Joan Block Arlita Ingwerson Neva Miller Beulah Ballew Dorothy Davis Wanda Farmer Lila Jean Lewis Jean Davis Norma Cullins Deloris Johnson Dorothy Batt Shirley Anderson Katherine Hazelwood Wanda Westerhoff Carol Ladine FHA Save the Children Federation Chappell and Kimball Mary Ellen Livingston Executive Council Grand Island Nebraska Fremont Fazel Frost Washington, D. C

Personalised Hostess Helps Gift Ensemble Offer

A promotional notice advertises personalized Hostess Helps gift ensembles for Christmas. Each package includes 24 matches, 36 coasters, and 48 napkins, all gift boxed at 2.00 dollars per ensemble. The message carries a quirky typographical error and branding.

Triegrapr

Misslon the new Plastic Gift Ribbon

The Telegraph reports on MISSLON the new plastic gift ribbon launching with claims of better shine and durability. Analysts note continued use of synthetic materials in packaging amid environmental concerns.

Misslon THE Telegraph

Photography Study Enjoyed by Cheyenne Rural Youth

A Cheyenne County Rural Youth meeting in the City Auditorium Legion room featured a photography program. Harold Woden and Vergal Winn of the high school faculty spoke as Harold Gell, the group's president, announced committees for the December 3 gathering including entertainment led by Max Arlene and Rodney Mathewson and lunch arranged by Kenny Aderson Russell Olson and Albert Eaupt.

Cheyenne County Rural Youth Group Legion City Auditorium Harold Woden Vergal Winn Harold Gell Max Arlene Rodney Mathewson Kenny Aderson Russell Olson Albert Eaupt

Men On The March Sermon Hears At FE U B Church

Sunday was Men s Day at the FE U B Church with an all men s choir and a sermon titled Men On The March by Rev. Glenn McPherson. Mr and Mrs James Potter attended a dinner in Sterling Tuesday as Encampment members entertained their wives at a pheasant dinner. Funeral services for Wm Lint were held Tuesday at Radford Funeral Home in Sterling after his death Sunday.

FE. U. B Glenn McPherson James Potter Sterling Radford Wm. Lint

Obituary for Lint Kaifer and Local Notices

An obituary recalls the death after a four month illness of a Mount Ayr born man who lived in Nebraska and Colorado before settling in Peetz and Sterling. He married thrice, leaving seven children, and was buried in Coatsfield. Also notes a trip home from Texas and Old Mexico, a grade school operetta at the Peetz auditorium, and an official visit by the Colorado Rebekah Assembly president to the Peetz lodge.

Mount Ayr Iowa George Alice Lint Howard County Nebr Coatsfield Barbara Meston St. Paul Peetz Sarah Yarman Sterling George Kaifer Lester Vernon Waco Texas Old Mexico Kansas The Colorado Rebekah Assembly Peetz Lodge

Lodge social hour and guest at Ira Willeford home

The article notes an evening social at the lodge and mentions a guest who stayed at the Ira Willeford residence during the visit.

Ira Willeford

Bridal Shower for Mrs Betty Peters Elbert at EUB Church

A bridal shower honoring Mrs Betty Peters Elbert will be held at the E U B church on Friday evening, with all friends invited to attend.

Betty Peters-Elbert

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Evelyn Hirst Val Peterson Lincoln Peterson Nebraska Tuberculosis Association Anspaugh NSC the Redskins Last of the Redmen Jon Hall Michael O'Shea Evelyn Ankers Julie Bishop Mrs Harold Tobin the Telegraph H. Stevens Vicks Vickspring VaeoRus Mrs. Wm. Sahs Nebraska Concrete Masonry Association Vistors Chappell Hollostone Company Chappell Leonard Bill) Handley, Manger Beore Blome Motor Company Oye Safeway By Carol Drake Carol Drake Dept. CC San Francisco Calif Homemakers’ Bureau Turkeys National Packers Chuck U. S Panelace Medary Castle Crest Kayser House Elase Moonbeam Pumpkin Oregon Sugar Belle del Monte McClures Jonathan Pancy Texas Juice Tb. Ba California Valencias Bermuda
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