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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
10
Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Marvin Fleming hosting. numerous visits and hospitality across local families including the Hiett Madden Meier Fleming and Phelps households. An active club meeting at the Lorenzo Women's Club opened with a lesson Lighting the Home and a hosted lunch amid a busy schedule of visits and relatives in Sidney Kimball Haxtun and Scottsbluff areas.
Russell Olson of Lodgepole is the new president of the Sidney Potter Rural Youth organization for 1946 47. Officers include Rodney Mathewson vice president Fleanor Caywood secretary treasurer Ethel Klentz news reporter. The first fall meeting was the annual steak fry on September 10 at the Legion park followed by square dances. The second meeting was September 25 with the topic The Ideal Girl and Boy Friend.
Trinity Church South Divide, eleven miles southeast of Sidney, holds a 60th anniversary observance with pastors Rev. Borgmeyer and Rev. Ludwig leading services at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Rev. Wittig serves as resident pastor. invites congregations from four nearby Lutheran churches to join.
Mrs J C Johnson called on Mrs Allen Nelson and Mrs Mae Beale Friday. Wayne and Verlin Livingston made a business trip to Kimball. Numerous visitors and dinners at the Nelson, Hammond, Kientz, Olsen, Sprenger, and Glassburn homes. A surprise birthday event honored Milan Glassburn. new city and county maps advertised by The Telegraph.
The Telegraph Printing Co offers expert printing services and solutions to printers facing issues. Trustworthy specialists provide technical know how, equipment support, and reliable turnaround to keep print runs on schedule.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Hume and Gene were dinner guests of Anna Hume and Jack Sunday Afternoon guests included Tabor Brandt Lavern Queen and boys Willard Fremens and family spent Sunday with Otto Rahe visits from Orvil Krauter LeRoy and the Krauter home were Saturday night and Sunday guests Gene Hume called on Walter Rufenacht Sunday afternoon Donald Hume and daughter Janice left for a weeks visit in Lincoln and Pleasant Dale Fred and Esther Thompson and Wm Thompson shopped in Alliance Tuesday C G Hume Jerold and Don Hume with Janice Lavern Queen Pinkie and Grandma Queen were seen in our neighborhood Tuesday George Buss called on Otto Rahe Friday morning Harry Thompson visited the Orvil Krauter home on Wednesday Tabor Brandt Anna Hume shopped in Lisco Wednesday Marvin Sanders visited Otto Rahe Friday evening Tabor Brandt guests included Lavern Donald Lamb and Franklin Gillespie Cleve Gillespie visited the Gillespie home Thursday Grandma Schuler spent Friday with Mrs Fred Geis Sr in Dalton Albert Bingaman Clair Gillespie and Franklin attended the show in Sidney Tuesday Cleve Gillespie was a Broadwater caller Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Paul Vick and family visited Otto Busacker home on Monday. No school was held at District 20 this Monday. Teacher Gladys Reiners attended her cousin’s funeral. Bobby Ravert was on the sick list for several days. Willis Beyer and Leonard Bayne with family visited Scottsbluff and returned from North Dakota. The Piecemaker Club met with Mrs Arnold Thurow on Thursday.
Elmer Mayer announces the sale of Mayer Bros. Service Station in Dalton to Harold Borges after twenty years of operation. The note thanks customers for their patronage and invites continued trade with Borges.
Do not place fine woods or upholstered furniture near radiators or open windows. Keep furniture away from direct sunlight to prevent damage. Regularly dust and clean to preserve finish and fabric.
An observed female moth and her family can consume wool equivalent to that produced by twelve sheep in one year, highlighting the potential scale of cloth and textile losses from moth infestations.
A note notes that there are 400 varieties of domestic and foreign cheese. Exporters are most familiar with all of them.
Crochet a wide woolen band to hold back unruly locks and keep ears warm, a handy project from Telegraph Want Ads highlighting simple winter solutions.
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