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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1952
Page
5
The Cheyenne County Cancer Society announces a $900 fund drive quota with mail only solicitation and literature distribution this week. Last year the county raised $1,500 while leaders stress ongoing need as cancer deaths rise with aging populations.
The Weyerts Rustlers regular meeting occurred April 4 at the Weyerts schoolhouse with nine members present and three new members joining. Minutes show yearbooks and new material discussed, lunch served by Mrs. Horst, next meeting set for April 18 with Butch Ruffenacht as host, report by Rodney Horst.
Three weeks of observation by volunteer T Men in a Sidney Jaycee traffic campaign reveal 10th Avenue as the most dangerous street, followed by Grant Street and the 13th and Hickory intersection for stop sign violations. The safety committee counted 92 violations by 14 T Men in one week, including speeding, running stop signs, and illegal parking, with plans to curb illegal parking next.
Guidance on adding fruits or vegetables to flavored gelatin for desserts or salads. Wait for the gelatin to thicken but not set, then fold in the prepared produce to maintain texture and brightness.
Western Nebraska Mineral Society members met in Chappell and planned a picnic for Sunday June 1 in Sidney. A. M. Leafdale invited members, while Gordon Brooks shared insights from the Colorado Mineral Society meeting in Denver on April 4. Each member gave a thumbnail on a key mineral and Paul Bergstrom demonstrated the new sanding and polishing equipment recently purchased by the society. Pencils, paper clips, rubber bands and other office needs were noted.
Miss Violet Shepherd announces a public metalcraft school Friday in the basement of Sidney City Auditorium. The session runs 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and covers brass copper and aluminum work. Bring materials and seek information at the extension office.
The Panhandle Cloud Dusters plan a Wednesday luncheon at noon at Sidney Airport with coffee served. A conference with a CAA representative from North Platte follows in the afternoon as an open question-and-answer session.
A dedication service at Gurley Methodist Church preceded the fourth quarterly conference. Rev. C led the ceremony as villagers gathered to bless the Gurley Chimes and mark the event.
Edwin Murphy district superintendent of the Northwest District oversaw the Easter dedication of chimes donated by Mrs. Florence Linton in memory of her son Private Robert Linton. The ceremony featured Mrs. Linton’s formal presentation, Miss Ruth McRoberts on organ and chimes, and Dr. B F Schwartz as minister.
A brief notice promoting Telegraph service for stamping needs highlights speed and reliability. It emphasizes a fast, dependable option for rubber stamps. The ad tone mirrors a mid century catalog style with a focus on practical utility and prompt delivery.
Willis J Robinson manager of the W. P. Ackerman Agency in Sidney received a blue ribbon for top scholastic standing in the 127th session of the Aetna Casualty and Surety Sales Course. He earned the award after five weeks of study at Aetna’s Hartford home office in Connecticut.
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