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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1962
Page
5
Poem written while ill by Betty Knicely in 1962 laments a virus. It vividly personifies illness as a hostile guest that travels from throat to sinuses and stomach, bringing fever and fatigue and a wish for relief through medicine and time. The author notes the virus arrived during July to August 1962, ending with a humorous plea for the virus to depart.
Local church service times and summer recreation schedule posted by Mrs. John Kechter. Includes Willard Norton sermons, Catholic Mass, Bible classes, and a week of youth activities at Ordville facilities with schedules for bowling, ping pong, baseball, tennis, and crafts. Also notes neighborhood meeting, Brownie troop plans, and bridge club social events with visiting guests and weekend arrivals.
Pearle F. Finigan describes an expanded effort at Midwest Research Institute under Nebraska's utilization program to develop detergents from agricultural materials. The focus is on soft detergents that biodegrade, offering new markets for farm products while protecting groundwater from pollution and reducing foam issues from synthetic detergents.
The Rev and Mrs Don Daly and daughter Phyllis visited Dalton briefly before leaving for Omaha due to car trouble while traveling from Wyoming camping. Phyllis plans to enter a therapeutics school near Pittsburgh in October. An open house at Ray Graff’s Dalton home celebrated son Lyle Graff’s upcoming Lincoln move for college. The Dalton school readies for Sept 4 opening with refurbished desks and tables.
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