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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1951
Page
6
Notice states Sid ney Church of Christ is a Class 2 Religious Association formed in Sidney Nebraska. It began September 1 1951 and will continue perpetually. Governance rests with a five member board and officers including a president and secretary. Dated December 5 1951. Malcomb K Yeager Secretary.
Legal notice in Cheyenne County District Court Nebraska states James T. Toney is to answer a petition seeking a $500 judgment based on a personal recognizance. Also an order to show cause in the W. E. Gehrig estate case to sell Lot 5, Block 1 Wellner’s Subdivision Sidney Neb to pay debts, with publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. Also Sidney City School Board meeting expenses list.
Sidney JayCees sponsor a city basketball league at Youth Center with three games weekly starting Thursday at 6 30 p m eight minute quarters used eight teams Ohio Oil Mayfair American Legion Sunol Potter SOD and Dalton Clothing compete schedule lists December 27 January 3 10 17 24 and February 7 14 21 28 March 6 13 20 27 and nightly admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students.
The Cheyenne County district continues irrigation farm support at prior rates, but rising conservation demand among dryland farmers reduces some assistance. They still help install border irrigation systems on all farms requesting help, though overall program bottlenecks persist in soil conservation efforts.
The text notes a shift to a "first things first" policy in Cheyenne County soil district amid ongoing promotion of the conservation program by technicians. It states the team remains confident that a local solution to problems exists somewhere.
Iris Coleman ten year old daughter of C C Coleman REA lineman for Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association was the guest of honor at the Wheat Belt annual Christmas party She received a record player to brighten her Christmas after infantile paralysis kept her indoors for the holiday season The party was held Friday night with Wheat Belt employees involved in making the season happier for Iris and her family.
Hours at the Methodist Hospital in Scottsbluff include patient treatment and home rest while staff donate a purse of money for records to be enjoyed by Iris. Iris is highlighted at the annual party which also featured Santa Claus distributing gifts to all the children present.
A group gift was presented to Charles Ham, manager of the Wheat Belt, in a communal gesture. Attendees included colleagues and local patrons, who expressed appreciation for his service and leadership. The event highlighted community ties and support for the Wheat Belt team.
Human hair grows about one half inch a month. Fibers will continue to grow from six months to six years, although they usually fall out within three years.
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