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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
8
Wayne Ayres Layton Maddox and F M McKinney depart by plane for Bremer ton and Seattle to spend ten days fishing. The community notes guests and travelers including Mr Mrs Marshall Baker Mrs Elizabeth Schwasnick and many others visiting relatives and attending family events.
Airman third class Robert D. Spearow of Nellis Air Force Base Nevada arrives Monday for a 15 day furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Spearow. Corporal Earl M. Schubarth returns from Camp Pendleton California for a ten day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schubarth before an overseas assignment on return.
Byron Johnson former manager of the Sidney Airport has begun a law practice in Gering. He recently graduated from the University of Nebraska Law School and bought the practice of the late Howard Olsen of Gering, starting about three weeks ago.
The Sidney Methodist Church Men’s Club started its 1952-53 season with a Sept 3 dinner at 6:30 and a 8:00 sanctuary talk by Ruth Harris of O’Neill Nebraska. She described experiences in China under Communist occupation and travels through India Rangoon Malaya Singapore Rome Paris and the United Nations Assembly. Harris highlighted leadership at a state W S C S conference in Lincoln and planned talks in Gering Big Springs McCook and other Nebraska towns.
Leaders Mrs Wayne Ayres and Mrs Glenn Draper assisted Troop Four on a two day camping trip at Greenwood Park Wednesday and Thursday last week. Members Lavada Koehn Joan Hofer Sandra Lewis Lorraine Campbell Sandra Tulotson Sharon Bauman Rexie Olson Carol Henderson attended.
The industry estimates that the typical American car travels about 10 000 miles annually. This figure reflects widespread driving patterns across the United States and highlights the load on vehicles and roads.
Por Miss Marvell C Snyder formerly of Sidney and Edward L were married at 4 pm last Thursday in the Federated Church of Minatare. Rev John Brunn officiated. Attendants were the bride’s brother in law and sister Don Applegate and wife. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Juliet A Snyder of Minatare and a 1944 Minatare High School graduate. She later joined Air Materiel Command at Wright Patterson and earned a 1950 nursing degree at St Luke Spokane. She works as a surgical nurse at the Spokane VA hospital. Grabinski, a singer who studied at the Columbia School of Music and Chicago Civic Opera, is now Spokane VA recreation director. They will reside in Spokane.
A family reunion took place last Friday at the Herman Schubarth residence with the entire family present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Saner and daughter Judy of Julesburg Colorado, Mr and Mrs Wm Gilgren and children of Sidney, Mr and Mrs Willard Bruns and son Ricky of St Louis, and Richard and Earl Schubarth.
Ole Frandsen a young Dane at Rudy's IGA Sidney store is leaving Saturday to return to Denmark and was honored at a farewell dinner Tuesday night. Thirty two employees and guests shared a steak dinner and social at the Country Club and presented a western shirt as a going away gift.
A concise listing highlights varied office and business stock available from The Telegraph with emphasis on stock types, quantities, and potential buyers seeking equipment, furniture, and supplies. Describe items suitable for small businesses and operations in need of affordable assets.
Miss Patsy Lou Mathis daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest D Nesmuth of Sidney wed John Albert Norwood son of Arthur A Norwood also of Sidney. The ceremony occurred at 7 am Sunday at Rev Dan Allens home with a double ring service. Attendants were Miss Anne Suhr and the bridegroom's father. The couple reside in Sidney after his four year army service.
Miss Janet Hartman spent last week in Hastings Nebraska taking part in a seminar for church youth officers. She serves as president of the young people of the Box Butte Presbytery covering this section of the state.
The Wednesday Afternoon Contract Club gathered at Mrs J R Taylor's home for a 1 PM luncheon and bridge. Mrs S Hardy took high honors, Mrs A D Greenlee was second, and Mrs L C Barstow received a guest prize.
The O E S Past Matron's club will meet Monday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs E L Uptegrove with Mrs F L B Goodwin as co host.
Russell O Daniel expresses thanks to Dr Bitner and Taylor Hospital nurses for care during illness. He also thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters and farming assistance received during that period.
The Krazy Kooks 4 H club held its achievement program at Doris Bartling home with Mrs Pete Rufenacht and others visiting. Dennis Walsh elected president and plans to meet again in three years as officers were chosen and refreshments were served.
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