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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1945
Page
2
Dalton High School opened the season with a 6 6 tie at Dix on Wednesday. Denny Panos was captain. Next game at Lodgepole on Sept 27. Also notes on visitors, campus events, church activities, seating plans, and local farewells.
Armed Forces Technical Sergeant John P Connellly, husband of Mrs. Dorothy Connellly of Potter and son of Mrs. Earl Page of Cheyenne, enlisted in the Army Air Force in December 1939. He trained at Moffett Field and served in Wilmington North Carolina Myrtle Beach and St. Petersburg before going overseas in 1944. He spent time in England and is now stationed in Scotland. Mrs. Connellly has resumed duties at the area. Miss Marcella Henke was honored at a bridal shower at St Marys church parlors Monday. Floyd Reinmuth has been ill with the flu.
Sunnyside residents and guests visited neighbors and attended events Monday through Sunday. Families including Hokom Tremain Miller Brandl Talich and Block attended a show in Sidney while others helped at homes and ran errands to Lodge Pole and Chappell.
The Pat Irwin family visited in the Lester Theis home last week. Forrest Tremain and sons took Ensign Harold Tremain to Denver for a 30 day leave before he reports to camp. Ladies attended a Lodge pole shower for Bonnie Peterson soon to wed Harry Lee. Robert Huff and Mrs Huff departed for California after a short home visit.
Richard Bartling bought a threshing machine from Walter Rufenacht after visiting Wednesday evening. Social calls and visits fill the week as families like Bartlings, Rufenachts, and Thompsons gather at various homes. Lodgepole defeats Ovid 47 to 13 and initiation day unfolds at Lodgepole school.
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