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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1958
Page
2
J C Penney decries self reliance without God as barren and cites his own life as proof. From starting after high school to near bankruptcy at 58, he recalls his father's belief in him, the shift away from faith in business, and his effort to restart with the Golden Rule guiding his path.
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society reports a record year with eight million dollars more in life protection than 1956. President Howard M. Lundgran notes 607,070,000 in coverage for about 425,000 members, gross assets 212,840,901, and net fund earnings at 3.6 percent. Benefits paid totaled 8,483,124, with cumulative payouts over 509 million since founding. Savings refunds to members reached 2,250,000 and the fund on deposits earned 3 percent interest.
April events include program planning by agents and home agents in McCook Alliance and Nebraska activities in Lincoln and Omaha. Key dates feature state judging andFFA conventions at the College of Agriculture Lincoln, home economics meeting in Omaha, state fair feed dates, and several society meetings. May events cover demonstrations, showmanship, Ivy Day, and Homemakers recognition.
AR jo Jackson reported his car stolen in Hillsdale Michigan and later amended to stray. The vehicle, parked on a hill, rolled down a yard, crossed a lawn, and stopped near a garage hidden from the street. The wandering automobile was found the next day.
Lincoln Nebraska Extension conservationist Harold Gilman urges terrace maintenance before crops are planted this spring. He notes that many repairs can be done with plows discs and related equipment while field work begins, including filling low spots and widening ridges for stability and capacity. He recommends the tow land method starting with backfurrowing and careful soil placement to avoid laps.
Bayard officials appoint Harry Pappas as acting manager for three months. The temporary assignment follows standard procedure and serves as a probationary period before a permanent appointment.
Brownie Troop 52 met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Fisher's home for an Easter party. President Patty Jelinek brought a guest. Prizes were won by Sarahann Frerichs Linda Meehan and Marie Miller with Sarahann Frerichs serving as reporter.
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