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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1952

Page

10

U S Experts Outline Path to Better Nutrition

Dr Hazel K Stiebeling of the U S Department of Agriculture addresses the National Farm Institute on progress toward a well fed nation. She cites three trends in improving nutritional quality: consumer food choices incomes and food prices and market variety. She stresses adequate protein minerals and vitamins while noting obesity and heart disease risks and the need for further research and nutrition education.

United States Hazel K. Stiebeling Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture America National Farm Institute Stiebling Stibeling

Gurley Community News Builds Week with Visits and Scout Events

A Gurley weekend newsletter recounts a housewarming for Merrill and Mrs Johnson, with many neighbors attending. It notes trips by Leonard Troidl and family, vacations planned by Porterfield and Bartels, Cub Scouts meeting with popcorn and a terrarium project, scout hikes, and several social visits to local families including Rohde, Kieselhorst, and Kurth households.

Merrill Johnson Louis Johnson Vic Nelson Neal Tank Howard Gerke Kenneth McRoberts Charles McRoberts Bill Waite Otto Zuhlke Bob Art Draper Ernest Peterson Leonard Troidl Troidl Hunter Field Savannah Roy Porterfield George Bartels Jr Oklahoma City Springfield Adolf Fastenau Elmer Freudenberg Albert Fastenau Frank Gross Gary Delbert Neal Herbert Fastenau Kenneth Barr Norman Swanson Ricky Sommerfeld Proctor Colo Gurley Boy Scouts Cunningham’s Grove Grandpa Rohde George Rohde Betty Jo Kieselhorst Melvin Kurth Minatare Lake Bud Bennett Sidney Chris Oversdall Gilbert Sorge Paul Moses Henry Kreinbring Marvin Aurich Scottsbluff Wm. Ahlschwede Wm. Kieselhorst

Sunol Busy Bees Meet Discusses Materials Patterns

The Sunol Busy Bees held their second meeting at Dixie Smith's home on April 21. They discussed materials and patterns and began filling out their books. The next meeting with Janet Gade is May 13. after adjournment Mrs. Smith served a delicious lunch.

Dixie Smith Janet Gade Ogee

Papes Papua Describes New Guinea Region

Papes Papua outlines the southeastern portion of New Guinea island, detailing its geographic position and relation to surrounding seas and landmasses. The note emphasizes regional placement on the map and distinguishes it from other parts of the island.

Papua Island New Guinea

Mrs Wherry Named Honorary Chairman in Cancer Society Drive

Dana Bradford, president of the Nebraska Division of the American Cancer Society, appointed Mrs Wherry as Honorary Chairman. The state aims to raise 100000 for education and research, with Creighton and Nebraska Universities sharing in grants. Fourteen tumor clinics operate in Nebraska, and contributions to the Crusade may be sent via the local postmaster to the Nebraska Division at 4201 Dodge Street, Omaha.

Wherry Dana Bradford Nebraska The Society Creighton American Cancer Society Dodge Street Omaha Kenneth S Wherry Senator Wherry

Food Guide for Older Folks promotes balanced meals for longevity

The USDA bulletin stresses protein minerals and vitamins for body upkeep and energy in seniors. It warns against fad diets and notes the need for tailored menus, market lists, and simple cooking for one or two. Free copies available from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.

Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin Office of Information Washington D. C

Future Homemakers club meeting notes and demos

Future Homemakers 4-H Club met April 18 at Marilyn Miller's home. Members discussed hand towel materials and stitches for the book of stitches. Pin cushions were judged with demonstrations by Marilyn Miller Sharon Jurgens Dianne Hinrichs Joan Jurgens Barbara Hinrichs. The business meeting was held with one member absent. Next meeting May 9 at Sharon and Judy Jurgens. Lunch was served by Marilyn and her mother.

Homemakers 4-H Marilyn Miller Sharon Jurgens Dianne Hinrichs Joan Jurgens Barbara Hinrichs Sharon Judy Jurgens Marilyn

Dairy Sale set for May 3 at Lincoln Nebraska

The annual 4-H Dairy Sale at Lincoln is scheduled Saturday May 3. Dairyman C W Nibler of the University of Nebraska and Chris Sanders of the Cooper Foundation announce the event. Calves for sale are being selected in Minnesota. most are expected to be registered. A wide range of Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorns will be offered. Interested attendees should notify Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren at the extension office.

Lincoln C. W. Nibler Extension Dairyman University of Nebraska Chris Sanders Cooper Foundation Nibler Liljegren

Catching Cold Debunked By British Research Council

The British Research Council states exposure to cold air rain or wet socks does not increase susceptibility to the common cold. They emphasize that colds are caused by viruses and not directly by temperature or damp conditions.

British Research Council

Fresh Cold War Echoes and Social Provocations

Russia cuts diplomatic ties with Cuba prompting speculation on Soviet propaganda. East Germany vows to fight Western powers and reunify. Britain debates husbands paying wives allowances. June graduates weigh job choices as Italian communists clash with puppet authorities. Moscow’s allies resist competition on their stage.

Italy Moscow

New Books at Sidney Library Offer Wide Selection

New adult titles include Queen of Cowtowns Dodge City Vestal U S A Confidential Washington Confidential East Side General Slaughter Teacher Lady Morgan The Healing Woods Reben The Caine Mutiny Work Captives of the Desert Grey Lieutenant Hornblower Forester The Strange Loyalty of Dr Carlisle Seifert Tread Lightly Angel Davis Escape from the Icecap Shurtleff The Firestone Story Leif The Farmers Takes a Hand Childs Ready to Hang Tallant Year in Paradise Jenkins The Living Bible Ballou Denmark is a Lovely Land Strode Skid Road Morgan Powder Valley. Juvenile titles listed include Traders North Arthur Roy An Ozark Coon Hound Meek The Defender Kalashnikoff Country Garage Beim A Cap for Corrine McDonald Trail of the Little Paiute O Moran Sus Circus Horse Ber risford Pussy Willow Brown Minn of the Mississippi Holling Squirrel Hotel Dubois Hunch Munch and Crunch Norman Feather Mountain Olds Mickey The Monkey DeLeeuw.

Sidney City Library Leif Childs Tallant Jenkins Living Bible Ballou Denmark Corrine McDonald O'Moran Sue’s Circus Horse Berrisford Pussy Willow Brown Minn of the Mississippi Holling Squirrel Hotel Dubois Hunch Munch Crunch Norman Feather Mountain Olds Mickey the Monkey DeLeeuw

Standings and highs from Commercial Bowling League

Standings show Co-Op 60 39 Rails Cafe 57 42 Julesburg 52 47 Yendis 51 48 Beckmanns 50 49 Waddells 49 50 Silver Dollar 48 51 Legion 29 70. Last week results list Waddells 3, Silver Dollar 6, Beckmanns 3, Yendis 0, Legion 2, Rails Cafe 11, Julesburg 2, Co-Op 1. High Team Series 2600 by Waddells. High Team Game 909 by Waddells and 887 by Rails Cafe. High Series 570 Copley 567 B Harlan 561 Hendricks 116 Dittmer. High Games 215 Dittmer 210 Copley 203 L Harlan 202 Hendricks 200 Holmes.

Co-Op Rails Cafe Julesburg Yendis Beckmanns Waddells Silver Dollar Legion Rails Cafe—887. High Series, Copley B. Harlan Hendricks Dittmer Copley L. Harlan Holmes

Fairmont Half and Half Makes Plain Foods Taste Richer

A promotional note extols Fairmont Half-and-Half as a creamy blend that enhances everyday dishes. It claims it improves coffee, cereals, baked apples, fruits, puddings, and even a fruit salad with a sweet dressing mix. The copy urges readers to try the product for breakfast and family meals.

Fairmont

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