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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1949
Page
3
Local residents and families frequent travel and studies across states. Abilene Texas, Greeley Colorado, Lincoln Nebraska, and Denver are mentioned as destinations for schooling, visits, and medical care. Multiple students enroll and return from colleges while relatives visit, assist, or help with illnesses and weddings.
Tom Kallhoff of Sidney and W. Childs of Independence Mo were business callers Thursday forenoon. Childs is well acquainted with President Truman from the same neighborhood. Glen Kokes and B S Jamison hunted antelope near Buckingham Colo for several days. G W Bonser of Sterling called at Joe A Oliverius home Monday.
Evelyn Oliverius, a former Greenlees grocery clerk, will join Montgomery Ward beginning Monday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Oliverius. Ed Ahlberg called at D E Dickinsons home. George Proskovec and daughter Sue Ann returned to Cedar Rapids Iowa after visiting Bruno and Omaha. Ronald Ahlberg of Sidney and W R Brown with son Larry visited parental homes.
Doris Closman driving a 1949 Chevrolet two door and Carl H Hutchison driving a 1928 Ford pickup were in a collision Thursday afternoon at the Jackson and 11th streets intersection. Police said sun glare blinded Mrs Closman causing the crash with light damages reported.
The Kenny Lee Barr fund, aiding the Gurley four year old with a rare kidney ailment, continues to grow. Recent contributions include $5 from M. A. Johnson $10 from Gurley Methodist WSCS and $2 from A Friend. Kenny Lee was recently taken to Denver for special treatment after another attack.
The state board of educational lands and funds opened bids on ten year oil and gas leases covering 3,470 acres in Cheyenne and Kimball counties. Bids ranged from 50 to 66 cents per acre with several bidders including W. A. Gillen of Lincoln and R. J. Porter of Sidney as well as Victor I. Jeep of Tekamah. The bids were to be considered at a board meeting held yesterday.
Farm pond owners are urged to buy and store fertilizer now to avoid being short next spring, ensuring supply for crops and pond management.
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