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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
6
Willie Wells and Basil Strube clash over trout fishing, each favoring his own fly rod and casting spot. A friendly beer session reveals both sides are right in their own way, ending the spar with mutual respect.
Cheyenne visitors honored at a Monday dinner hosted by Mrs Martha Matthes and Mrs Margaret Roth in Cheyenne. Kenneth Roth birthday celebrated with Fantan and Pinochle. Housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spiker attended by 28 friends at 731 Illinois. Leon Lafler family dinner marked by birthday celebration with out of town guests. Seaming Seamstress Sisters met for sewing and social time. Plainview Club hosts thirtieth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Lafler with 34 guests. high score prizes awarded. Merry Mix Club Dessert Bridge at Hazel's Cafe yields prizes for Ziegler and Baeckel. Dutch Treat Club at Martin home. bridge games and lunch at Country Club. Arlina Harte birthday dinner with Halloween decor and group dancing. Chapter BO-P E O holds Pot-Luck at Presbyterian Church, business session, and summer highlights shared. Schlueter bridal shower hosted by Laaker sisters for Virginia Phelps Schlueter. Safeway Store group from Sidney attends Sterling district election banquet in cowboy attire at Schell Chateau. Births listed for several families. numerous dismissals noted. Seedling trees ad highlights windbreak planting guidance and species variety recommendations. Extension forester E G Maxwell urges multiple varieties, evergreens, and staged plantings for wind breaks.
A sequence of admissions and births is listed with names and towns including Jake Stanfield Melberry Ark and Mrs Frank Pironka Lodgepole yielding a daughter. Dismissals include Delwyn Shunk Ira Shaefer and others with dates through Sunday.
A hospital admission log lists patients by day with names and towns including Lodgepole Peetz Chappell Potter Gurley and Raymond Frannen. The entries mention Mrs. Clara Dickinson Mrs. Zellabelle Schmale Mrs. Mary Bergan and other individuals across multiple Nebraska towns.
Cheyenne county residents may spray elm trees and shrubs with dormant oil around October 13 as several local sprayers offer services. The College of Agriculture urges two applications, fall and spring, to combat European Elm Scale and related pests. Call Gordon Tobin, Sidney Chamber of Commerce secretary, or send a card to coordinate orders through the chamber office.
Extension officials announce Extension Circular 1726 on Clarke McNary seedling trees with application blanks and information. Available at county extension offices or by writing the Agricultural Extension Service at University of Nebraska Lincoln Neb. The circular outlines the application process and related seedling details.
Brig. Gen. Guy N. Henninger, Nebraska state director, says about 10 percent of youths miss timely selective service registration after turning 18. Delinquency can occur if not registered within five days. inductions wait until age 19, though 18-year-olds must register. Current monthly registrations run 600 to 700.
Nebraska reports October induction calls at 600, while November receipts total 413. September deliveries reached 2 5 toward 403, with some delayed due to 90 day rules and a Freday period after exams. Voluntary enlistments are included in induction figures.
Instructions for laundering lace scarfs and place mats. Use lukewarm suds, gently squeeze out dirt, rinse in lukewarm water, starch lightly, and press moisture out with a towel. Iron on the wrong side while damp to preserve shape.
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