Sidney News, Western Nebraska Tuesday and Friday publication
An independent newspaper serving Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. It is published every Tuesday and Friday morning from its office on 11th Avenue and Dunols Street.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1946
Page
5
An independent newspaper serving Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska. It is published every Tuesday and Friday morning from its office on 11th Avenue and Dunols Street.
Leonard J. Fine and Betty Jane Bender were married in a Georgian Suites ceremony on September 14 in New York City. The couple will honeymoon in Canada then visit New York and Sidney. both families are from Brooklyn and Sidney.
Plainview Club gatherings featured Mrs. Frank Morey presiding as bunco prizes went to Mrs. Frank Morey and Mrs. Robert Irwin. Other events included Dutch Treat Club guests at Country Club, contract bridge prizes, and social plans for Oct. 4 and Oct. 16 at local homes. Legion Park Weiner Roast honored Sammy’s sixth birthday with school friends.
Local names and visits fill Sundr with family news as Mrs. Paul Misegadis undergoes a sugery, neighbors arrive from Seattle and Ogden, and several residents travel to California Dakota Canada or Omaha. Lute joins U P Depot staff, while tourism and birthdays thread through Sundr gatherings and weekend stays.
The Telegraph announces new stock of distinctive personalized station ery available for Christmas gifts. Supplies are limited and will not be replenished once sold out. Customers may choose plain or printed designs to suit their preferences.
A brief note highlights ownership of a two-tone all wool item, emphasizing its quality and fabric. The fragment suggests a catalog or advertisement pitch celebrating durable wool clothing options for buyers seeking classic style.
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