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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1951
Page
5
Sidney residents and relatives figure in a long page of local notes with many trips and visits. Minneapolis to Denver to Cheyenne appear among those visiting kin, attending Ice Capades, stage shows, or family gatherings in Nebraska and Colorado.
Sidney learns that city attorney J. H. McNish will be recalled to army service with the rank of Captain and enter Fort Bragg to join the 82nd Airborne Division on April 24. The city opposed the recall citing active lawsuits affecting it, but the Army said its need for experienced officers outweighs hardship claims. McNish, a World War I veteran, previously served in the European theatre and later practiced law in Sidney after teaching at the University of Kansas School of Law. The city, involved in a liquor dispute, a contractor suit over power plant repairs, and a 3000 dollar damage suit by Consumers Public Power District, has enlisted Lincoln lawyers as consultants for the Merchants action.
Composition of pearls traces to a tiny irritant inside the oyster layer forming around a particle such as a tapeworm egg fragment seaweed fragment or grain of sand. The result is a valuable luster rare size and shape.
A sale of 4 H Dairy calves will be held at Lincoln on Saturday morning April 21. The calves are registered from Wisconsin dairy herds offered to 4 H members. Selection was by C W Nibler and Chris Sanders. A Cheyenne County group plans to attend, leaving April 20, with others invited to ride along via the extension office.
Sidney National Guard officers urge new enlistments citing citizenship, military duty, and personal advancement. Cheyenne County Red Cross fund drive ends March 31 with incomplete returns but strong support. Red Cross aids civil defense with first aid, home care training, nurse aides, and blood collection for hospitals and disaster response.
The Singing Curtes 4 H Club met at Dixie and Judy Dykman home on Thursday March 8 with all but one member present. They judged luncheon sets made by Learning to Sew girls and heard a table setting demonstration by Wyona Wiegers. Wardrobe and collar making lessons were led by Summer Wardrobe girls. Next meeting set for April 9 at March 77 Ruten acht home. Viola Payne reporter.
The notice advises choosing a stapler only if refill staples fit the model. It mentions Bostitch and other makes and cautions buyers to ensure compatibility before buying a stapling machine, referencing a specific brand or product line.
Mrs Paul Wilson extends gratitude to family friends and neighbors for support kindness and prayers during a recent illness and recovery. She particularly appreciates visits cards and meals that lifted her spirits and aided her recuperation.
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