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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
10
Mrs. Harry Garner of two miles east of Sidney was hospitalized at Memorial around 11:30 a.m. with second degree burns after a stove explosion caused by a faulty butane bottle pipe. She is in satisfactory condition but in considerable pain.
Den 4 and Den 5 packs report meetings with pledges, games, and crafts. Den 4 held April 7 at South Ward School with a visitor, roll call, bear rank praise, kite derby talk, plaster animal track cast, bird chart painting, and end with Taps. Den 5 met after noon at the den mother’s home with flag ceremony, living circle, and flowers painting.
MAIN SPEAKER Dr C J Cornelius of Sidney addressed the Lodgepole Women’s Club Monday night in the high school library. He spoke on Welfare urging members to inform themselves about political programs and to act on that knowledge. Mrs Clarence Meyer club president introduced him.
Mayville Chamber of Commerce revived Court Day in Maysville turning a traditional market into a modern fair. Among trades a set of hair curlers found a buyer in a Beatle Wig, illustrating the event’s quirky evolution.
In Berne, Switzerland, figures show Swiss per capita weekly candy intake at 90 grams, well behind England at 225 grams and the United States at 140 grams, with Danes at 115 grams. The article notes Swiss producers are famed, yet consumption lags.
City Building Commissioner Harold Christian says he uses a pair of binoculars to inspect masonry on three and four story buildings amid complaints of possible danger. He stresses he is not a bird or girl watcher, just assessing structural integrity to avoid dangerous climbs. In Tyler Texas, Mrs Frank Brown, a wife and mother of two, earned straight A’s in her first Tyler Junior College semester while studying and supporting her family. She plans to move to Houston with her husband after earning degrees at Tyler and the University of Houston.
Sidney city officials say a proposed municipal gas rate increase would not seriously delay payoff of bonds on the light and power plant. Mayor Coffey notes 21% rise could push final bond payment to 1968 with minimal delay, while 32.8% demand might extend the timeline. plant operates as interruptible, with diesel back-up and higher costs.
Berne authorities and GATT along with the European Trade Association announced abolition of all tea duties, aiming for Switzerland to offer the cheapest scuppa. The Indian Embassy began a campaign promoting Indian tea with samples and leaflets, while China tea enthusiasts were also expected to receive similar promotion.
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