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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1949

Page

4

Charity and Club Spirit Fill Weekend Socials

Mrs Nielsen hosted dessert bridge and business women guests at two large bridge gatherings with prizes for E A Winter R Roche Francis Hruska Lowell Davis Rudy Munderloh. WCTU met at the Lobb home with a Christmas program and scrapbooks sent to veterans and children hospitals. St Martha's Guild held a luncheon and Christmas program with stockings for Sunday School. Merry Mix Club hosted a Christmas dessert and gift exchange with bridge prizes and a Thimble Club party with pinochle and Santa gifts. Mrs Jordan and J Cunningham wed in Los Angeles. WC S meetings featured Christmas stories carols and prayers in three circles. Sixteen members plus guests attended the Circle one meeting with a Christmas program. Circle two hosted a covered dish luncheon and program. Circle four met at Mrs Story’s for a Christmas reading and refreshments.

Nielsen Peter Neilsen Country Club E. A. Winter R. E. Roche Francis Hruska Lowell Davis Rudy Munderloh Fred Stephens Leonard Herrod Richard Wright Berniece Kelly J.O. Lobb A. M.leafdale Womens Christian Temperance Union Lobb Elmer Holtman Helena Ledingham Veterans Dean Wolstenholn St. Martha’s Guild P. L. Martin W. D. Harte Jack Knicely C. B. Bentley Jean Banta Marcelyn Copley Robbie Mahr Ernie Manewal Womens Society of Christian Service Circle One Ray Tremain Wim. Sharman Wm. Adams Sanford Haile M. L. Anthony Robert Wait F. E. Longan Margaret Martin Circle Four C. A. Story E. M. Gates

Community Groups Hold Winter Socials and Birthday Party

Regular meeting of Rebekah Kensington with 22 members and two special guests at the I O O F Hall. Mrs. Paul Randall presided. refreshments served by Mrs. Randall Mrs. Martin Block and Mrs. Rex Olsen. Epsilon Sigma Alpha members enjoyed a Christmas buffet at Mrs. George A. Kieberdanz home with gifts and canasta. Richard Heizer celebrated his fifth birthday with a party and gifts. Mrs. Jack Carlson hosted Friday Night Bridge Club with a no host dinner and bridge prizes.

Thimble Club Paul Hakes Hakes Carleton Haze E. Troutman Hilbert Borcher Wesley Berry Jake Schilling Santa Claus Martin Block Glen Bales Rebekah Kensington I. O. O. F. Hall Albert Gunderson Lawrence Osborn Paul Randall Sesson Randall Rex. Olsen Epsilon Sigma Alpha George A. Kieberdanz Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Glenn Patrick Canasta Richard Heizer Linda Sutton Vicky Lou Schilling Linda McCoy Gerald Schulz Jean John Davis Janet Tommy Golden Larry Duffy Mark Benz David Heizer Richard

Presbyterian Luncheon at Church Dining Room

Presbyterian Circle members were entertained at a Thursday afternoon luncheon in the church dining room. The 1:30 meal featured holiday table decor. Mrs. J. C. Kreader led devotions with The Christmas Story theme as Mrs. Fred Thompson led the business meeting. Mrs. B. H. Grimm spoke on Christmas Customs and Traditions. Hostesses were Mrs. Rae Jones, Mrs. Ira Steward, Mrs. Harold Keith, and Mrs. Russell Dedrick. Children's Square Dancers Entertained at City Auditorium. Miss Ethel Klentz led the program, with dancing and light refreshments.

Presbyterian Presbyterian Circle J. C. Kreader Fred Thompson B. H. Grimm Rae Jones Ira Steward Harold Keith Russell Dedrick Ethel Klentz City Auditorium

Predicted Next Year Less Farm Building In Nebraska

Ex tension Agricultural Engineer E A Olson of the University of Nebraska forecasts 10 to 15 percent fewer farm buildings in 1950 than in 1949 due to lower farm product prices and higher operating costs. He notes expected continued rise in building supplies with cement readily available and potential lower prices, while galvanized iron and certain pipes may be constrained by labor issues.

Theer Nebraska E. A. Olson University of Nebraska Olson U. S. Department of Agriculture

Disease Downgraded Link to Malnutrition in Cattle

A live stock health bulletin notes observations that undermine the theory malnutrition causes X disease which thickens skin and emaciates cattle. The illness spreads in U S herds causing heavy losses while veterinarians investigate its cause and transmission.

Livestock Health Bulletin United States

Cuttlefish Jet Propulsion Revisited in Ancient Mollusk Motion

Cuttlefish use a jet propulsion system built on a spongy internal cuttlebone to move. Water is expelled through a funnel-shaped passage between the shell and body, pushing the animal forward or backward with jet thrust.

Calcium in Ice Cream Compared to Milk Servings

A nutrition note states that two or three large dips of ice cream provide roughly the same calcium as one cup of milk, offering a simple comparison for supplementation choices.

Ideal income tax record system advertised by telegraph

Farmers and business men are urged to buy the IDEAL income tax record system for 1950 records. The Telegraph notes that the stock is complete and offers to order specific books if not in stock, stressing immediate purchase to avoid first of the year delays.

THE Telegraph

Soybean Acreage Drops to Postwar Low

U S farmers planted 11.1 million acres of soybeans in 1949 the smallest area since the prewar period of 41. Acreage decreased 6 percent from the previous year signaling tighter supplies and adjustments in planting priorities for farmers nationwide.

U.S

Bright colored clothes stay vivid when hung wrong side out

Colored clothes stay bright longer if hung with the wrong side out to dry and brought indoors when just dry enough to iron, a simple airing method to preserve color.

Harvest acreage of 52 crops hits 353 million in 1949

The 1949 harvest across 52 principal crops totals 353 million acres, topping prewar levels and marking the largest U S acreage since 1942. Strong yields across food and feed crops reflect postwar farm productivity and expanding cultivation nationwide.

U.S

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