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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1957
Page
6
Aled reports owning Sabin Standard Service since September 1, 1946, and serving as an embalmer with Gehrig and Son Funeral Home since 194. The fragment notes show longstanding roles in automotive service and funeral care, highlighting dual career paths and industry experience.
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home salutes its longtime owner manager who led the business since 1923. The tribute honors decades of service guiding families through bereavement and maintaining the local funeral line.
Goodview News describes a long list of social visits and gatherings across Lodgepole Chappell Oshkosh and surrounding areas. It notes Mr John Sick of Denver hosting Sunday dinners and many relatives and friends from Chappell Lodgepole and nearby towns visiting, dining, and attending events including hospital stays and church dedications. A focus is on family connections with the Sick Christensen Bond and Haskell families and local residents attending meals visits and trips to Chadron Kearney Estes Park and Hastings.
Mrs. Roy Bond hosted Tuesday dinner for Mrs. Harold Bond and family from Sidney. Mrs. Lowell Hokom visited Mrs. Bert Grimes in Lodgepole. Dale Kastens trip photos shown at Dick Kastens home. Fellowship attendees at Chappell Zion included Walter Wellsandts, Hubert Boudegards, Dick Kastens, Vern Sprengels. Ridgeway Fletcher and Richard Bartling guests of Garrett Scharrel. Patricia Forell home from teaching ac Grant. Clyde Simms party from Sidney for Friday supper with Lowell Hokom family. Viola Wiegers from Greeley spent Thursday with Mrs. John Sick. Mrs. Floyd Stone Cipher and Roger and Mrs. N. A. Billings dined with Minnie Snead in Oshkosh Saturday.
M Sgt Frank H Fitzsimmons faced difficulty reporting a horse fall as the services declare horses obsolete. His accident report described the transport as one hay-burner 1-HP, highlighting a humorous clash between old practice and modern policy at White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico.
United States sales of potato chips totaled 353 million dollars last year, reflecting strong consumer demand and steady market performance across leading brands and retailers.
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