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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
8
Local residents hosted guests from Boulder California and Wyoming with dinners and visits. Dozens of family and military-related movements, travels, and relocations across Sidney include HL Helzer, Underdown, Kenne and Weller families, plus staff changes at the county clerk’s office and an upcoming wedding plan for Lt. Ireland.
Technical Sergeant Roy Howerter reports to Miami Beach after a sixty day furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Roy Howerter of Lodgepole. His brother T M McFrancis Howerter arrives from the South Pacific aboard the USS Dewey and sister Pfc Sadie Howerter visits Camp Pickett. Other siblings, Earl and Gus Jr, relocate to overseas duty and the family notes a Red Cross promotion for Dr Leo J Thomas in Honolulu. Elvin Martin, stationed in England, returns to Dalton aboard the Queen Mary pending discharge. Cpl Harold Martin earns a sergeant promotion as the Dalton families share news of military service and homecomings.
2nd Lt Dale Chambers arrives from the European Theater for a leave with his wife Judy. Radioman Douglas Hornbeck, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hornbeck, promoted to Radioman 3c. Myron Hornby on furlough in Sidney. Donald Simpson visits his mother Bess Simpson. Warrant Officer Carl L Fiieberg of the Royal Canadian Air Forces transferred from Montreal to Vancouver B C. His family to join him soon. Merriman W Riggs Jr landed in Boston after 28 months with Ninth Air Force and troop carriers in the Germany invasion. Virgil Hengl and wife arrive for leave with their families in preparation to return to Jacksonville Florida. Walter Closman, Band Master US Navy, on a 60 day leave with his parents after duty in the Pacific. Pvt Fred Schlesselman arrives for a 30 day furlough. wounded overseas and hospitalized at Van Nuys, will return to hospital after furlough. Social evening at Park. Logan Club hostess H R Logan. dinner and contract bridge. high score Rob ert Van Gundy. WMB Club meets at Harold Spiker's. next at Mrs Baker's Oct 2. Sunday picnic at Legion Park hosted by WMB Club for families.
On Thursday the Presbyterian Circle meets at Mrs Vern Livingston's home at 322 11th Avenue at 2 30 pm. W F C S General meeting and Willing Workers gather in church parlors with Mrs George Burr and Mrs Bess Simpson as hostesses. Dorcas Society also in church parlors. St Pauls Lutheran Aid Society meets at Mrs John Heinlein's home at 800 King. On Monday Past Matrons Club hosts dessert luncheon at 2 pm with Mrs F L B Goodwin and Mrs J E Grabill as co hostesses.
Willis J Robinson and Lincoln Joline Mare Ackerman are issued licenses in Sidney. Sidney resident Patricia Hill takes an August 31 license. John Warburton of Evanston Wyoming linked to the notices with August 30 as the date.
Properly packed heated and sealed canned foods retain safety and quality indefinitely, with correct sealing preventing contamination and spoilage.
The Russian language is spoken by about 110 million in Soviet Russia and by roughly 4 million Ruthenians in Czechoslovakia Poland and Romania. It highlights its broad geographic reach and strong ethnic presence across Eastern Europe and beyond.
The wuddlist monastery of Laine in Frbet is claimed as the highest inhabited community on Earth, perched about 17,000 feet above sea level. The claim notes its extreme elevation and remote location as defining features of the settlement.
Mrs. R. E. Welsh welcomed Hi Lo Club members at a dessert bridge at her home Tuesday night marking the season's start. C. A. Story won the high score and Elwood Singer took second in contract games after lunch. Vern Livingston led a City Light and Water department employees picnic supper and wiener roast at Legion Park with families in attendance.
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