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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1946
Page
2
A longtime duck hunter admonishes men to rise early and endure cold for sport while joking about wives and hunting costs. He savors breakfasts, recalls river icicles, and quips about marital spending and protection from a hunter husband. The piece ends with a light note on happiness among the crazy.
Harold F Benjamin of the Social Security Administration in Scottsbluff will speak at the United States Employment Service office at 842 11th Ave. in Sidney at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday October 30. The talk will cover Retirement and Survivors Insurance benefits under the Social Security Act and how they apply to veterans survivors. Attendees with questions may contact Mr. Benjamin at the session.
Sidney's Maroons dominated Chadron 40 to 0 on Friday night. Eledio Ayala scored twice from 45 and 11 yards, Dick Ayala added two extra points, Mickey Holtman and Tim Curless contributed scores, and Chadron never crossed the Sid ney 3 yard line. The crowd saw antler lights debut and Sidney will host Oshkosh next, while five fumbles defined the later play.
The St Pats Irish after fielding their first eleven player team in school history lost 34 to 6 to St. Marys Cheyenne. Despite the defeat the Irish outgained the visitors in first downs and yardage and staged multiple drives. Lloyd Kallhoff starred for St Marys with a key touchdown run and was supported by Walters as St Marys built a 20 to 6 halftime lead then extended it after a third period break.
Mrs Verne Sharman and son visited the W T Sharman home for dinner. Robert Spiechs of Grand Island stayed Thursday night and Friday forenoon at the Ed Miles home. Malcolm Yaeger and family visited Verne Sharman on Thursday evening, joining Mr and Mrs Albert Runion and others.
W. J. Gausman of Sidney completed a deal to buy the Dalton Service Station and the buildings housing Dalton Cafe and Hartman Barber Shop. He will run the service station starting November 15 and move with his wife and two sons to quarters above the cafe, after years operating the Frontier Service Station in Sidney.
The prehistoric mechanic explained the lever wedge saw and likely pulley and rope. Despite wheel usefulness many humans, including American Indians, did not conceive these basic inventions.
I thank friends and neighbors for remembrance cards letters flowers and visits while I was in the hospital Your kindness will be remembered by me Tia May Hume
A quiet Friday evening hosted by the Harker Harvey and Charles Smith households drew a small crowd to discuss the Farmers Union meeting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Stately and daughters, Mr and Mrs Verne Sharman and son, Mr and Mrs Albert Runiden and daughter, and others who joined birthday celebrations at Mrs Rasmussen’s home on Saturday night.
Fruit stains should be treated promptly as they are hard to remove once dry. Boiling water can help if it won’t harm the cloth. Warm water may remove some stains. Do not use soap as the alkali may set the stain and hinder removal.
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