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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1952
Page
3
A picnic supper for OES Kensington members is set for 6:30 PM on August 27 at the Shelter House in Legion Park. Hostesses are Mrs. David Ells, Mrs. J Fred Thompson, and Mrs. Rae Jones.
The Methodist WSCS Circle No 2 met at 9 oclock Thursday in Mrs James Loaris yard with Mrs Glen Bales assisting and Mrs Allen Overman in charge of devotionals Twenty members and four visitors attended They planned to serve the American Legion convention luncheon on September 0 Circle No 5 also met at 9 30 Thursday in Mrs Merle Spearows home for a breakfast gathering with additional attendees not listed.
Mrs Lenhart Schobert assisted as hostess. Nine members and three guests attended. The next meeting with Mrs E L Hoover is set for Thursday evening September 18 to begin the fall and winter evening meetings.
A long list of visitors and travelers gathers in Gurley and area. Families from Woodburn Springfield Detroit Lakes Albuquerque Scottsbluff In dianapolis and more visit, travel, or return after stays in Nebraska communities.
Armed Forces Cpl Harold D Lyngholm is in Korea with the 45th Division engineers per his parents in Brownson. Cpl Francis Marion Stone recently returned from Korea and is assigned to Camp Carson Colorado for separation, leaving August 11 1952 for home at 916 King Street Sidney. Sst Daryl L Volkert son of Mr and Mrs Louis Volkert Sidney is with the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan on security duty as the unit trains for aerial movement and amphibious operations.
H F Benjamin, manager of the Social Security Administration Office in Scottsbluff, discusses how Social Security and unemployment compensation are not charity but insurance funded by employer and employee taxes. He notes 62 million insured under Old Age and Survivors, nearly two billion dollars paid in 1951, and a trust fund of 15.5 billion with assets from taxes and interest.
The famous Piccadilly Circus lights have been dimmed due to a shortage of England’s cooling resources. Authorities say reduced lighting is a measure to conserve energy during the cold period and supply constraints.
Sergeant Volkert, a 17 month Korea veteran, entered the Army in 1949 and served a year in Korea with the 79th Engineer Battalion. Pvt Glenn E Reed, wife Cleo of Sidney Nebraska, serves with the 43rd Infantry Division in southern Germany, part of a National Guard unit from New England that joined NATO in Europe last October. Reed enlisted last January and now rifles with Company K 172nd Infantry, arriving in Europe late last month. son of Charles and Mrs. Reed of Lodge Pole.
A recipe note suggests finishing vegetable bowls with cheese ham or chicken strips before serving to enhance flavor.
A church bulletin reflects on human error and the need to correct mistakes rather than defend them. The quote emphasizes accountability and self-improvement in spiritual community life.
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