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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1947
Page
4
Local notes record neighbors and friends visiting Denver, Bloomington, and other cities, with numerous trips, enrollments, and family gatherings. Guests include the Mintkens, Haworths, Rauners, and Ward families, while student moves feature enrollments at Loretta Heights College and Doane College.
Ralph R. Bernhardt of Denver weds Eileen M. Schmitt of Denver on Sept. 5. Kenneth L. Walkinshaw of Sidney weds Jessie P. Myers of Sidney on Sept. 6.
Two individuals named Gilmore F. Wills and Dorothy L. Schuler Dalton are listed with a date of September 6. The fragment hints at a personal notices item such as a wedding or obituary in a historical newspaper. No additional context or actions are present.
Hospital schedule lists admit and discharge names by day including Mrs. Doris Pfenning and Mrs. Florence Sly in Potter Nebr and Ordville residents. Births reported for Wil lis and Smith families in Ordville and Sioux Villa with several daughters and sons. discharges include H L Gerard and Don Smith with others.
Admitted items include Raymond Carboni Kimball Duane Rays and John George with others like Maxie Lettegrin Mrs G W Gregg in South Bend Indiana and Mrs Marie Stormberg Potter Randy Bush among Friday Sunday and Monday entries. Dismissals list Raymond Carboni Kimball Mrs Grace Latham Centralia Washington Mrs Don Wedburg and daughter and C H Endicott appear with Gurley Gurley and Mrs Arthur Rueber and son.
The item summarizes local interest items from Sidney including Mrs. Hanna Hammer returning from Salt Lake City, federal relief aid reaching Cheyenne County with 75 beneficiaries in August and September, Mr. and Mrs. Simms visiting Denver, Madison family in Sidney visiting Ward Johnson, Cullen family visiting Mrs Baker, Amanda Ruiz returning to Mexico for winter, and a car accident injuring a woman when flying glass struck her chin after her auto hit a post.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McHatton of Chappell, Dr. Roche reports. Leo Osborn returned home from a ten day absence in California on business. Earl Haworth is employed at the Wooldridge grocery. E. J. Bunn of Ralston, Pa., visiting his uncle Emory Planck. Mrs. D. A. Barnhart of Bridgeport visiting sister Mrs. L. Jessen. Miss H. Schroeder and son left for visit with her mother at Norfolk. Miss Alco Penny received a cut.
Rev William Theodore Kahse spoke at the Lutheran Church Sunday evening in support of a local Christian college in Atchison Kansas. Rev E H Gates son of William Gates is flourishing in La Junta Colo with Mrs Gates also a platform speaker for equal suffrage and women uplift. The Hahler delivery horse spooked a driver Roy Darnell but caused only dinner delay. John M Null eighth grade pupil biked from Minatare to visit his mother. E W Swan moved into a new bungalow on East Second Street. More youths move away from rent. Adolph Swenson had a motorcycle mishap Sunday and considers himself lucky to keep a leg.
Mrs. Sharmer and two youngest children visited relatives in Omaha Monday. H. E. Gapen returned from Omaha after handling legal business. Frank Rezanina, a prosperous German farmer, marketed some fine wheat yesterday. Andy Greenlee continues to improve very satisfactorily.
The Sidney Dramatic Club plans a November performance of Shore Acres. Other notes mention Mrs J A Killian visiting Devel county friends near Oshkosh, Christ Weyerts of Eagle precinct visiting Sidney, and Wm Stuht with daughter Alice visiting Ernest for Ak-Sar-Ben festivities in Omaha.
Mrs. Douglas and Henry Douglas of Idaho arrive in Gid ney to attend the wedding of Miss Susie Douglas. Card announcements note the marriage of Dr W F Bassett and Miss Susie Douglas. Bateman of Wier plans a broom factory aiding local farmers. Bateman Fisk and Hanna of Wier were in Sidney. Ackerman hunted Lewis Canyon and brought back coyote pelts. Pickerill and Waiiman left for the World's Fair.
Mrs. John Anderson and family visited Grand Island and Omaha for friends and business. Will Barnhart quits J. W. Griffin’s service and takes John Christ’s place. Mrs. Taggert and two daughters move from Missouri, renting in the east end and making Sidney their home.
Mr J J McIntosh attended the Democratic State convention on Tuesday. After the event he will travel back with his children to enroll them in local schooling.
The Lutheran Junior League met on August 23 and altered the scheduled August 24 gathering. Members traveled from the Lutheran Church at Potter to Sidney Park by car, including Mrs Evert Willett Miss Geneva Elmquist and Mrs George Bauer. A planned swimming party was postponed due to bad weather as they played games in the shelter house and outdoors and enjoyed a covered dish lunch.
The Telegraph promotes IDEAL Record Books as the best system for keeping income tax records for farmers and business people. It advises consulting a lawyer or income tax consultant who will confirm IDEAL as the suitable method.
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