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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

7

Victorian era furniture makes a comeback as collectable heirlooms

Lady Rosie promotes preserving Victorian and Edwardian pieces amid shifting taste in England and America. She notes many treasures were lost when families discarded old items for new trends and urges integrating antique pieces with modern decor to keep history alive.

Roose Rosse Rosie England United States Victoria Edward van Buren Theodore Roosevelt Gneral Grant

Navy tradition as eight Schmehl sons serve in Navy

The eight sons of Mrs. Mary Schmehl have formed a patriotic family tradition with each son serving in the Navy at various times. Their combined years in the service total 45, reflecting a long family history of naval duty.

Woodbridge, N. J Mary Schmehl

Tragic Highway Crash In Madisonville Ends In Family Tragedy

James R. Peyton, 41, crashed head on with a truck on a sharp curve near Madisonville Kentucky. After exiting his car he learned the truck driver was his son Gary Peyton, 18. The collision killed both.

Madisonville James R. Peyton Peyeton Gary

Doctoral Journey Spans Vast Travel For Engineer Col. Morgan

Col. James M. Morgan of Virginia Military Institute earned a doctorate in engineering from Johns Hopkins University, traveling about 83,400 miles to study and develop disposal methods for atomic wastes across the nation.

Lexington James M. Morgan Virginia Military Institute Johns Hopkins University

City records clash over duplicate parking fine

W E Roush of Birmingham paid a $10 parking ticket twice after losing the receipt. The first payment was logged late and the second payment posted, leaving the duplicate fine in the city books and prompting action by the City Commission.

Birmingham Ala Roush

Sunnyside News and Social Quick Bits in Kearney Area

Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. Ed Block hosting dinner for Bud Hobson family and others. Homecoming visitors included Mire Tremain and the Theis and Hokom families. Carolyn Binnenman visited from Denver, Chris Lee family travels to Aberdeen for a funeral, and several neighbors shared meals and calls around Chappell and Allensburg. Charity appeal closes the item with a United Fund message.

Ed Block Bud Hobson Sadie. King Calif Ross Breste Chappell Kearney Ross Brestel Carolyn Binnenman Denver Henry Big Springs Lemoyne Johnson Chris Lee Harry Aberdeen Dak Chris Oscar Olson Withersegushter Robert Taylor Allensburg Wash Myron Block Pat. Irwin Lester Theis Velarence Peters Harry Lee Francis and Sonja Lee Kenneth Humphrey Chri Lee Kenneth Darlings So. Dak Bertha Hokom District Mesdames Guy Tremain Albert Branvey Miles Branvey Miles Home, Mr. and Mrs. Ger Wallace Hernbloom Ledgepole High School Itch Malcolm Yeasent

Maple Grove News Roundup of Local Social Visits and Events

Maple Grove notes a 25th wedding anniversary at the Kripal home for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schiman. Neighbors and families visit for dinners and suppers at various homes including Stately, Miles, Runion, Gell, Cortney, and Rasmussen. Farmers Union to meet Oct 16 with sandwiches and coffee served.

Oscar Schiman Tony Kripal Harry Stately Bud Frerichs Ed Miles Verne Sharman Oscar Sciman Chappell Albin -Johnson Harvey Stately Verne Sharman Earl Gell St. Paul's’ School T. N. McGowan Ron Wait Earl Harvey Albert Runion F. M. Bonkiewicz Faye Walsh Hugh Cortney Nancy la Verne Pritchett Frances Jorgensen Mable Jorgensen Elmer Rasmussen Jim van Mark Bernice Burdick Farmers Union Mabel Jorgensen

Japanese Forces in China Estimated at One Million in 1945

The article notes Japan had about one million troops in China when Japan surrendered in 1945, reflecting the scale of military presence in the region at the end of World War II.

China Japan

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