Card of Thanks from Verna Robinson
Verna Robinson expresses sincere thanks and appreciation for gifts, flowers, and many acts of kindness received during illness.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
4
Verna Robinson expresses sincere thanks and appreciation for gifts, flowers, and many acts of kindness received during illness.
Open to the public the depot bingo night Monday Dec 2 at 7 30 raises funds for a Christmas party for area children under joint enlisted men and Veterans sponsorship. Teenagers of Ordville sell sandwiches during intermission. More details follow on committee chairs, troop activities, and recent social events at the depot and nearby quarters.
Community notices recount a birthday cake party at the depot Officers' Club with Captain Murray Salkin and others, the dissolution of the SOD Post Exchange and its replacement by a Soo Welfare Association store, a plan for a local name contest, and various social events. A Christmas tree plan, carols rehearsals, and a turkey dinner fundraiser are noted, along with a postwar reunion for Major Jack Scott and Major Walker and a birth announcement for Mrs Sothern's sister's daughter in Philadelphia.
Major Christian Schork has been alerted for Pacific duty in January after overseas service and only reaching SOD in June. Mrs Schork and daughter Kay consider moving to Ordville for Kay’s school year, while depot personnel urge quarters. Residents of the Women’s Bar racks form an informal club with Rose Yokomizo as president and Doreine Conrad as secretary treasurer. They buy floral curtains for a new recreation room and snack bar and plan decorations for Christmas by Dec 1. Madeleine Richmond and Dorothy Nordholm donate colored electric lights. a tree and decorations will be bought for a party and gift exchange on Dec 19.
In the game Sidney regular center went out with a broken arm and sophomore Davey Willis filled in. QB Weymouth played well before losing two teeth and a broken nose. Chappell’s Shonka Chappell was hospitalized with a torn kidney while Brune was out sick. Sidney outgained Chappell 301 to 212 and won 19 to 13, with a strong ground game countered by Chappell’s aerial attack.
Game statistics show Sidney Chappell with 294 yards gained and 119 scrimmage. Three touchdowns occurred with 3 conversions and 19 score. Team totals include 301 net yards, 19 first downs, 8 completed passes, 1 interception, 2 fumbles recovered.
Alliance city council approved hiring Walter Blucher of Chicago to consult on a long range program. Blucher, director of the American Association of Planning Officials, will visit in January to advise on zoning changes to foster steady growth of business and commercial areas and potentially aid in a building code. City Manager Clarence Hoper arranged the services after attending a national municipal association meeting in Chicago.
Albert K. Kinnersley Jr. faced his eighth county court appearance last week charged with intoxication third offense resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. County Judge Robert A. Barlow released him on a $100 bond pending an appearance in Kimball yesterday on an appealed charge there.
Oliver Lucille's leads with a 5 and 10 split mark showing 16 games 12 wins 1 loss 13 ties 15 points. Vendis 5 and 10 records follow with 12 games 1 win 13 losses.
Oliver leads with a 1-1 record last week and total series of 1826. Yendis posts 3 in the high series of 417 while Lucille's suffers a loss. Oliver claims high team game 617, with Sittner posting best game 154 and high series 417 in V division. Telegraph Want Ads Get Resulte.
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