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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
2
Twenty members attended the Altar Society meeting at Kuhl Home with refreshments served after the business portion. Marion Welfe of Chappell was noted as Lodgepole’s business caller Monday afternoon.
Reports from Sidney detail social visits shopping trips and family news. Charles Kruger and Everett Mohatt return from farming trips in Colorado while residents send gifts to St James Orphanage. Multiple local households host visitors and travel to Denver Omaha and Chicago with extended family notes and sympathy for a bereaved family.
Four years in the armed forces bring Raymond Bruns home with discharge and a new son, joined by family. Local gatherings include American Legion Auxiliary meeting with 11 members and a visitor, plus a Contract Bridge Club outing with high score prize to Mrs. P. E. Smith. Several visits and travel notes announce gatherings, illnesses, and a sad death of Gilbert Helfrich Jr. in a Sidney hospital.
South Sund and Bonser families shared Sunday dinners and visits in their neighborhoods. Lt. De Lyle Seda reports being safe in Naples, Italy, while Sgt. W. R. Brown sits in Tokyo and recounts the ruined city and mixed reactions of locals. Several residents and former locals, including the Brandts, Bonsers, and Dickinsons, are noted for visits, arrivals, and military discharge news.
The Treasury announces a special Victory Bond for the Victory Loan campaign starting October 29. The $200 denomination bonds will be issued at $150 and total $11,000,000,000 in memory of the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, available at all authorized Savings Bond agencies with the usual Series E terms.
A note on sugar beet farming explains that the crop comprises two parts a root and a top crop and questions whether half a crop provides greater efficiency or profit for farmers.
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