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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1946

Page

6

Donors To Iron Lung Fund Help Cheyenne County drive

The Cheyenne County Iron Lung fund lists numerous donors under General Donations and various local groups. Subscriptions come from individuals, businesses, and organizations, with additional names to be supplied later by the committee as it compiles contributions from lodge, lodgepole, potter, Gurley, Fox Theatre, Rotary, Lions, and other community entities.

Cheyenne County Charles Welton Ed Colone C. A. West Joe Crumrine Arnold Braasch Martha Tobin F. W. Sis C. Darnell C. E. Brees Porter Oil Co R. van Gunday Hahler Liquor Store Gail Jarred George Coulter Jr Norman H. Brauer Gordon Miller Gayland Reetz A. B. Jelinek Lawrence Osborn Clarence Evans J. C. Johnson S. R. Panabaker Grafton I C. Edgar Leafdale J. A. Livingston Ralph Fleming Mary Smith Frank Boyle Ruth Elmer Westerhoff Frank Rhea L. J. Darnall E. G. Harlan Dean Hagemeister William Grebner Wm. Helsing Paul Hecker A. R. Tremain A. B. Rapp Glenn Conrad J. Beyer H. Hippen Otto Ernest W. H. Warren Emanuel Brauer H. G. Dryer Stewart Brown Frank Morey Henry Nienhuser Dean Nienhuser Clifford Nienhuser Raymond Nienhuser Arthur Mienhuser Robert Clark Forrest Tremain Jerry Dykman Andrew Hansen C. E. Smith C L. Ziegler H. S Raymond Walker Bernard Grothe Edward Palmer G. E. Wood Ross Barker Don Shipman Harold Hansen Harold Kettler Mary L. Pickett Keith Schwartz Walter Henry J. Cc. Livoni M. L. Anthony C. W. Boyd Wm. C. Schulz Jr Frank Mueller Glenn Hornbeck P. W. Barker C. H. Stark Jack R. Hannah Jr H. Lindley

Sidney Maroons Open Season With Narrow Football Loss

Alliance edged Sidney 19 first downs to 13 and 240 yards to 172 as Coach Leo Shuman saw work to do but praised Dick Weymouth's quarterbacking and Elidio Ayala's strong fullback play. injuries sidelined Butts Holtman and Rouillard left with a cracked rib, risking Ogallala next.

Page One Sion Alliance Sidney Leo Shuman Maroons Shuman Dick Weymouth Elidio Ayala Jones Miller Butts Holtman Rouillard Ogallala

Bluffs Bridgeport Open Grid with Big Wins

The Scottsbluff Bearcats surged past the Bayard Tigers 38 0 after a poor start with Gerry Ferguson scoring his second and third touchdowns. Winnie Lipp Harry Guzman and Tom Donohoe added scores as Bridgeport beat Kimball 12 0 in the afternoon game.

Scottsbluff Bearcats Bayard Tigers Bayard Gerry Ferguson Bearcat Winnie Lipp Harry Guzman Tom Donohoe Bridgeport Bulldogs Kimball

Miller Asks Removal Of Livestock Control

Nebraska congressman A L Miller calls for abolition of all government livestock controls in telegrams to the OPA and the decontrol board. He asserts meat supply was adequate and prices adjusted when controls were removed, blaming OPA for demoralization and a rise in black market activity in western Nebraska.

A. L. Miller Nebraska OPA Clinton Anderson Decontrol Board Miller

Skrip Ink Loved by All Special Telegraph Co Supply

The Tele graph Printing Co sells Sheaffer's Skrip ink favored by many readers. Availability noted for printers and writers seeking quality ink.

Sheaffer Skrip Telegraph Printing Co

SOD Vets Form Welfare Group In Sioux Ordnance Vets

The Sioux Ordnance Vets club forms for mutual benefit and social welfare of armed forces veterans including Merchant Marine. They held a bingo party at SOC building with 150 attendees. top prize five dollars and door prizes of sugar and essential paper. Officers and committees were elected. nominees announced for commander supply officer engineer officer and executive and program committees. Club rooms to be open nightly for members.

Veterans of SOD Sioux Ordnance Vets Merchant Marine SOC James Cummings Clemmie Brown Col. Sothern Depot C. O Rae Duncan Robert Ross Mike Schmolt Carl Hutchison William Krueger Ole Olechnowich Donald Thorpe Jasper Bivens House Cecil Vines Freeman Miller James Schnieder Fred Conine Wm. Murphy Carroll Oldham Joe Herman David Crowley Thomas J. Pickett Floyd Fisher Gene Edgar Robert Younger Lee Hendricks

Ordville shower honors Mrs Rae Duncan with gifts and dolls

Mrs Rae Duncan was honored guest at a shower in Ordville hosted by Mrs Lois Stewart and Mrs Glenn Conrad. Sixteen guests enjoyed games and praised the elaborate decorations featuring paper dolls in tiny cloth dresses.

Rae Duncan Ordville Lois Stewart Glenn Conrad

Mrs Harold Preble Welcomes Son Home From Ill

Mrs Harold Preble of Ordville welcomes her son E B Preble home from Kewanee Illinois He will stay here until he can join Col Preble in Korea The family awaits final travel plans and possible reunion with the military family in Korea.

Harold Preble Ordville E. B. Preble Kewanee, Ill Col. Preble Korea

Social roundup at the depot and local events

Mr and Mrs Thomas Pickett hosted Sgt and Mrs Harold Spradling and daughter from Lowry Field Denver. Depot nurses dined at Sidney Country Club with Lt Victoria Blackburn Lt Gena Fishness and Miss Ena Murphy. Major Harold Katz and Capt Paul Tonkovic attended a Green Bay Packers game at Denver University stadium. A large depot hospital bandage rolling gathering included Mesdames Jo Bickhaus Floyd Fisher Christian Schork Hans Stibel Harold McGinnes Harold Katz Harold Preble Walter Freeman and Richard Sothern. Mrs A D Greenlee and Mrs E L Uttegrave of Sidney joined tea with depot visitors.

Thomas Pickett Sgt Harold Spradling Lowry Field Denver Sidney Country Club Harold Preble Victoria Blackburn Gena Fishness Ena Murphy Harold Katz Paul Tonkovic Green Bay Packers Denver University Stadium Depot Hospital Jo Bickhaus Floyd Fisher Christian Schork Hans Stibelt Harold McGinnes Walter Freeman Richard Sothern A. D. Greenlee E. L. Uptegrove Sidney Depot

Bond sales hold up through Nebraska August

Nebraska kept up its steady bond buying in August, says Leon J. Markham, State Director of the U S Savings Bonds Division for Nebraska. August sales of E, F and G Bonds totaled nearly nine million dollars, with E bonds at 781,624 and F and G bonds at 3,179,952. Markham called August the best month since April and praised Nebraskans for continuing thrift through payroll savings or community banks.

Nebraska Leon J. Markham U. S. Savings Bonds Division Markham

Alliance Gets Next Meeting Of Circle The 13th District

The 13th district convention of the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle met at Scottsbluff with about 70 delegates from Alliance Valentine Crawford Chadron Gordon McCook North Platte Sidney Oshkosh and Scottsbluff. Mrs. Stella Callahan of Scottsbluff led the convention the first since a wartime five year suspension. Alliance was invited to host the 1947 convention.

Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Scottsbluff Alliance Valentine Crawford Chadron Gordon McCook North Platte Sidney Oshkosh Stella Callahan

Alliance Air Base Will Be Restored

Rep A L Miller of the Fourth District announced the Alliance army air base will be reactivated by the army air corps after being removed from surplus lists. A war department staff is reviewing final uses for Alliance and other bases with a decision due in two weeks. The field may be kept permanently by the air forces, though Washington officials say no reactivation plans and the field remains on the surplus list.

Alliance Alliance Army Air Base Army Air Corps A. L. Miller War Department Alliance Air Base Miller Army Air Forces Washington War Assets Administration

Whales Near Extinction Urges Protection

A global call warns that whales, a vital world resource, face near extinction due to excessive exploitation. Scientists urge stronger conservation measures and international cooperation to curb overharvesting and habitat destruction.

Ordville Ladies Circle Plans October Pot-Luck Supper

At Thursdays meeting in Ordville recreation hall the Ladies Circle planned a pot-luck family supper for October. 19 members attended, noting summer discontinuation and strong interest. Hostesses were Mesdames Duncan and Cutkosky, Mrs Anderson led devotions, and Mrs Dissmore presided over the social portion.

Ordville Mesdames Duncan Cutkosky Anderson Dissmore

Polio Quarantine Lifted. Children Return to Sidney Schools

The polio quarantine for children under 16 at Ordville and the depot was lifted this week. Dr Bevis Lewis reports the initial case is improving at Lincoln hospital as youngsters resume classes in Sidney.

Ordville Sidney Bevis Lewis Lincoln Hospital

Packard Publication Praises Horns as Dealer Team

A Packard News feature reprints a Telegraph community ad showing Mr and Mrs Melvin Horn. The August piece lauds the couple as a successful dealership pairing building customer confidence through strong service and preparing a sound market for new Packards.

Melvin Horn Telegraph Packard News Packard Motor Car Co

Typewriter and Pencil Carbon Supply Ad at The Telegraph

A concise notice states that typewriter and pencil carbon supplies in letter or legal sizes are always on hand at The Telegraph Printing Co. The item highlights ready availability for customers needing writing and reproduction supplies.

Telegraph Printing Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iron Lung Fund Rudy Dedic Bennie Herboldsheimer Emil Nelson Leslie Wickhorst Ervin Wheeler Gurley George Bartels Farmers Union Co-Op Assn Geo. Ehlers H. E. Ewert Walter Liedel Frank Gabriel J. C. Nelson Jess Higgins E. J. Nelson Albert Kruger W. P. Wolcott Percy Dimick Joe Deaver Carl Thompson Charles Gathman Roy Gabriel Neal Rowan Ross Gathman W. H. Sterling N. G. Carras James Dalton A. P. Hauschel George M. Harms R. M. Franzen Walter Jurgens Clifford Draper Herman G. Miller Harry Stanley William Dalton John Adels Art Draper John Groshans Ewart Swanson Chris Rohde Gurley Boy Scouts Henry Hinrichs Chas Gabriel John Neary Elmer Fruedenberg Porterfield Joe Vogt H. T. Thompson Paul Mortensen Gurley Lumber Co Carl Fickenscher W. H. Ahlschwede Robert Thurston H. C. Feldman Charles Hickox August Liedel James D. Barnes Rotary Club Albin Olson Roy Greenlee Rae Jones M. D. Armstrong Guy V. Doran Vern Livingston Harry Marsh Bernie Goldstein W. P. Ackerman Dr. Geo. Taylor Gus Hellbush Lions Club Eldred Merrick Ward Johnson G. H. Doran Martin and Davis Circle Regulation Electric Riverside Kem-Tone Montgomery Packard Publication WARDS Sen
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