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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1952
Page
3
Sadie V. Mellberg thanks Drs Grimm and Larson the nursing staff of dney Hospital the personnel of Montgomery Ward and her many friends neighbors and relatives for the kindness shown during her hospitalization.
A new reduced Bureau of Reclamation rate schedule goes into effect Jan 1 1953 for furnishing wholesale electrical service in the North Platte project area. I J Mathews of Casper said the 20 to 25 percent cut comes from the Interior Secretary and should lower bills for rural cooperatives municipalities and industrial users in the North Platte river valley. Beneficiaries include Chimney Rock Public Power district Bayard Roosevelt Rural Public Power district Mitchell Wy rnl ee Co-Op Lingle Wheatland REA Bayard Fort Laramie Gering Guernsey Lingle Lymon Mitchell Morrill Torrington Wheatland and several industrial plants such as Colorado Fuel and Iron Sunrise Guernsey Stone E C Schroeder Holly Sugar Torrington Service Pipe Line at Fort Laramie and Mitchell.
Admitted Monday noon include Sidney Mrs Lloyd Talich Marcella Lessman Anne Henke Melodie Larsen Vernon Read Mrs Henry Meyer and Dr D Duane Peacock Potter Mrs Art Johnson. Discharged to Monday noon include Mrs Gerald Hyde and daughter Mrs Wm Palmer and son Stanley Oakes Jimmie Schilling Melodie Larson Donna Craig. Births list: a daughter December 11 to Larry Lauder. a daughter December 12 to Lloyd Talic. a son December 12 to John Tunin. a son December 13 to Vernon Road.
Admitted to Monday noon Asa White, Jack McCrea, Merlin Gish. Lodgepole, David Helfrich, Mrs. Charles Oliverius. Sond Mrs. Virgil Coleman, Paul Booth. Mrs. Clayton Schwartz, Joe Nelson. Mrs. Keith Kaylor and daughter, Mrs. Nellie Moore, Beverly Bresnahan, Mrs. Maynard Schuchamer and daughter, Mrs. Walter Fehringer and son, Bob Jonas, Paul Booth, Joe Nelson, Mrs. Dean Neeman, Sharon Armstrong, Thirl Blaine, Mrs. John Peetz Jr., Merlin Gish, Mrs. Everett Walsh and son. Births: a daughter December 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Coleman. A son December 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schwartz.
The final official presidential vote on November 4 reached a record 61,547,861 with Eisenhower winning 33,927,549 and Stevenson 27,311,316. Other parties totaled 308,996, Eisenhower held a 6,616,233 plurality, and the national vote topped 1940 and 1948 records by wide margins per Associated Press tabulation. Eisenhower carried 39 states for 442 electoral votes while Stevenson won 9 states for 89 electoral votes.
Career oriented fashion notes highlight blouses paired with dickies in jersey fabric. Snowy pique bibs with pearl buttons show as accessories, while striped dickies snap on for secure wear with the blouse.
Thomas Black Feet 20 received a 14 year sentence from District Judge John H. Kins for assault on two Kimball women and breaking into a Dix liquor store. Kidnapping charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. He pleaded guilty to grand larceny and multiple assault counts connected to the November 8 incident.
Researchers propose Norse exploration around 1,000 A.D. with possible landfalls on Cape Cod Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket. Archaeological and historical clues point to early transatlantic contact by Scandinavian navigators.
The annual Town and Country Church Conference will be held January 21 22 at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture. Guy R Davis, secretary of the conference with the Agricultural Extension Service, said the event is open to all church denominations interested in town and country church programs.
Main speakers include E. W. Janike associate director of the Nebraska Extension Service Pastor O K Engbretson Decorah Iowa Miss Mary Ann Grundman International Farm Youth Exchange visitor to Austria last summer Dr William E Hall education psychology Otto Hoiberg of the University sociology department and Calvin Schnucker of Dubuque Iowa.
Auction Thursday December 18 starting at noon features a nearly new gas cook stove electric refrigerator washer beds dining sets chairs a 32 pistol two closets dressers chests shelves and decor items. Also listed are a rocker accordion rugs and farm birds including ducks chickens geese and rabbits three blocks north of U P Depot.
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