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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
4
A fragment notes Shirley Rohde associated with a Sunday at Elmer Freudenberg home and mentions a Thursday reference. The readable content is limited and names a location and two individuals, suggesting a social or family gathering entry in a local column.
The Telegraph reports updates from staff stationed near Pusan Korea. Sgt. Vern Anthony describes a tense perimeter stand, cold weather, and language learning as Chinese and Koreans interact. Other locals note family members serving onboard USS Princeton, Camp Polk, Fort Leonard Wood, Lowry Field, and Charleston Naval Base, with brief details on postings and duties.
A string of social visits and gatherings recaps Rob Milton Nelsons birthday supper and Jolly Neighbors club. It lists locals such as Mrs. C. H. Hammond Mrs. J. C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Milan Glassburn and many others visiting at homes in Mount Vernon Bridgeport Potter and Sterling including a telephone meeting at Allen Nelsons and weekend visits by Denver residents.
Al Lantz Council Commissioner for the St. Louis Area Council will be the key speaker at the Wyo Braska Area Council Boy Scouts of America Annual Appreciation Dinner in Alliance on February 4 at City Auditorium. The event honors Scouters with five training awards and twenty Eagle Scouts, with awards presented by Vergal Winn and Dr. Fred Polte, highlighting significant service and leadership in Scouting across Scottsbluff, Sidney, Melbeta, Potter, Gordon, and surrounding communities.
The Silver Beaver presentation Sunday at the Fox will honor two Scouters chosen by the council for outstanding service to youth in and out of Scouting. Recipients are kept secret until announced by the committee. Planning chair H V McClary and members Jim Robertson John Wright Bruce Hagemeister and Ernest Johnson head Alliance Hemingford Chadron.
A good substitute for bread crumbs is crushed cereal flakes such as rolled oats. This provides variety in baked dishes and serves as an emergency alternative when bread crumbs are unavailable.
In Russia seven thousand one hundred state owned "people's" newspapers are limited to 350000 tons of output per year, a volume roughly matching the needs of three large U.S. metropolitan newspapers.
The article notes cranberry jelly and similar tart fruit jellies tend to weep once cut. To avoid this, use smaller molds so the jelly is finished in one meal, leaving no leftovers to stand and weep.
Gurley residents hosted and visited through the weekend. Junior Huff traveled to San Diego to join the Marine base. Audrey Kenzey spent the weekend in Gering with relatives. Sidney birthday gatherings brought together Cleary, Johnson, Rohde, and Smith families along with others.
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