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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1945
Page
3
Local notes report multiple Sidney families visiting Denver and Estes Park for conventions and vacations. Several relatives, friends, and former residents travel, attend military reunions, and welcome veterans home with brief calls and wrap up with updates on job moves and hospital stays.
Pvt Clyde C Simms of Sidney arrives at Ashburn General Hospital McKinney Texas for convalescence after service in France and Germany. His sisters Mable and Shirley live in Sidney. On the USS Hudson off Japan Jack Hartsell Grigsby of Sidney sees Japan as his destroyer nears Ominejo area in Tsugaru Straits. The ship, under Lt Cmdr Raphael Zoeller, joins occupation forces in northern Japan and has seen action since Bougainville in 1943. Paul D Thomas of Lodgepole serves on the attack transport Pavlic in Tokyo Bay.
Western Nebraska peace officers were alerted Friday afternoon for two youths aged 18 to 20 wanted in connection with the murder of a sheriff in Windom Minnesota. They were driving a light green 1939 or 1940 Packard sedan seen near the Black Hills Thursday. The suspects displayed two licenses Minn 621-068 and Minn 90-858.
The farm sale of Mrs. John Block, six miles north and three west of Lodgepole, postponed last week due to weather, will be held this Thursday Oct 4 at 10 30 a m. Three head of horses, ten head of cattle and machinery and buildings are offered. Auctioneers are J W Martin and Ernest Roloff. First State Bank of Lodgepole clerks. Weyerts Ladies Aid will serve lunch.
Jack Welsh will serve as editor of the 1946 Trail yearbook for Sidney High School. The announced staff includes Associate Editor Marva Ladine, Business Managers Marilyn Hand and Gerry Goodwin, and Subscription Managers Richard Cutkosky Barbara Banta Joanne Cunningham. Other roles cover Athletics Les Hand Ronald Zink Class Editors Pat Osborn Betty Harms Government Editor Bob Harrington Music Editor Willa Jean Pierson Organizations Duane Ladine Arthur Johnson Class History Harold Craig Rhea Ruby Rash Snaps Lois Elwell Wanda Gerlach Maxine Jurgens Proof Readers Erla Butts Learra Limbeck Jeannette Glassburn Typists Leota Limbeck Evelyn Vizina Una Raddatz.
State Patrolman E H Hailey reports a 61 year old Iowa resident David E Zack of Dallas Center died in a highway 30 wreck two miles east of Big Springs junction. His wife was injured and taken to a Julesburg hospital. It appears Zack fell asleep at the wheel as the car traveled east and overturned in a north ditch. He died before aid arrived.
August Buchholz, who lived in Sidney for about two years, died of a heart attack in a hospital in Lander Wyoming on September 26. He had been living in Sidney until about three weeks before his death, and friends here were advised of the passing.
Nellie M. Heaton, 50, wife of fireman Frank W. Heuton of Sioux Ordnance Depot, died suddenly Sunday at friends in Denver where she had been staying after hospital release. The Heaton family lived in Ordville for over two years after moving from Denver. Surviving are her husband and two children, Richard Melvin 13 and Donna Rae 7. Funeral at Gehrig Funeral Home Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. E. L. Sterz officiating. Interment in Sidney Greenwood Cemetery. Heaton to Denver Monday with Mr. Gehrig to bring body back.
The Telegraph Printing Co advertises adding machine paper available anytime with ample stock despite general paper scarcity. Readers are urged to stock up now to avoid shortages.
Wednesday 7:30 p m Rebekah Lodge meets. Thursday 2:30 p m St Pauls Lutheran Aid Society hosts at Mrs George Jacobs home with co hostesses Mrs Arthur Kanthack and Mrs William Kieselhorst. General W S C S meeting in church parlors. Presbyterian Church covered dish supper at 6 45 p m. Dorcas Society meets Trinity Lutheran Church parlors.
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