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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1950
Page
3
A nostalgic note on John Ford's stirring cavalry saga about a officer and his wife amid Indian raids, highlighting their romance and the film's dramatic sweep.
Mrs Adam George announces the birth of a son born Sunday December 3 at St Benedicts Hospital Sterling. The Ladies Bible class held their Christmas party with a covered dish luncheon and program. New officers for the Youth Fellowship at the E U B church were elected Robert Hawkins president Jane Ross vice president and Elizabeth Jensen secretary treasurer. Mrs Charlotte Fleming hosted the Crusaders Sunday School class at the Fleming home honoring Alice Mae Madden with games and seasonal refreshments. Several grade school students were absent due to colds. Jimmy Heist underwent minor surgery at St Benedicts Hospital. Brownie and Girl Scouts did not meet due to the storm. Drifts on west road slowed school buses. Miss Marriet Ketchum and Mrs P V Ketchum of Cheyenne spent weekend with Dyer Ketchum and sons. Miss Ketchum returned to Fort Hays Kansas to teach. Mr and Mrs Sidney Ketchum moving from Petersburg Alaska to Gothenburg to run a bowling alley after Dec 1. Mrs Mary Elenz visiting relatives in Woonsocket South Carolina through Christmas. Miss Lily I Lamont of Denver president of the Colorado Rebekah Assembly will visit Peetz Lodge December 13. seven new members to be initiated.
Piano students of Mrs G E Kennedy presented a recital at the First Methodist Church with Rev Dr Benjamin Schwartz giving the invocation. Performers included Judy White Marilyn Maley Connie Jacobsen Judy Jurgens Corinne Vizina Darrold Thomas and many others. A second recital will be presented in March. Printing is our business. Call No 5600 for printing needs. The Telegraph. Office supplies fitted promptly at The Telegraph. Contributions from Dalton and vicinity to the Dalton column should go to Mrs Harvey Heiser.
Chief Sol Willis urges Sidney motorists to slow down and drive to conditions from now through the holidays. He notes sleet and ice create extra hazards and cites National Safety Council figures on winter crash risk. He advises winter safety gear, anti skid chains, and functioning wipers, defroster, and headlights to protect families.
Chief Willis warns against careless or negligence driving as hazardous and illegal. He states each crash will be thoroughly investigated to identify causes and offenders will face prosecution. The Telegraph notes a stocked supply of Scotch tape and hand and desk dispensers.
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