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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
7
At a London embassy event Sir Shane Leslie Bart and Madame Yoshio Suzuki converse amid a clash of Tartan plaid and Nippon silk. The gathering features prominent figures connected to the British leadership and Japanese diplomatic circles.
The Telegraph reports a comprehensive stock of oil and gas legal forms including leases deeds and related instruments available for use or distribution. The notice highlights ready to file templates and standard language for property transactions in the energy sector.
Salt water lines are made of linen nylon and cotton. Linen is best for big game angling and general fishing while nylon is popular with surf casters for lower cost. Cotton lines are used for inexpensive setups such as cane pole fishing for kids.
Island hopping by air is routine across Hawaii with all five main resort islands connected by regularly scheduled flights.
Mrs T F Gross of Oshkosh visited her daughter Mrs Jim Keating Thursday. Miss Beverly Wasser named to Kappa Rho Upsilon at Hastings College. Mrs J D Mayfield of Maxwell Nebr visited her parents near Popp en. Mrs Walter Groskopf and daughter born Linda Lee. Kathryn Fitch joins Concert Choir at College of Wooster. Patsy Hagemeister elected to Phi Gamma Mu at Wesleyan. Bob Hassel and family visit Sterling with Mel Carter.
Roberta Phyllis Cape and Damon L. Pierce married in a double ring ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Dalton. The couple, who will live in Scottsbluff after a Colorado honeymoon, are the children of local families.
Members of Westminster Circle met in Presbyterian Church parlors for a dessert luncheon and program on We Celebrate. Dr. E. S. Sherrerd spoke on Light Memorial and Miss ions history. soloist Mrs. Dean Killion and pianist Mrs. J. W. Johnson contributed music. pioneer costumes were worn.
A three day program at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture covers new tax laws, farm real estate sales, auctions, and livestock inventories. Dr. L B Snyder leads the course with sessions on filing tax returns and Social Security for hired labor. Lectures by J S Sewall of the Social Security office and Ed E Hespe of the Bureau of Internal Revenue guide discussions on specific problems.
Boyd's Cigars advertises package liquor and beer sales. The notice notes store offerings and hours as part of a brief local business listing.
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