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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1953
Page
10
Nebraska County Chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis report 105000 dollars in unpaid bills after aiding 1676 polio victims in 1952. The March of Dimes drive runs January 2 through 31, with state chairman Ted R. Hughes urging intensified public support to curb polio among Nebraskans.
Maple Grove residents and relatives gathered at multiple homes for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day meals and visits. Families including Sharmans Miles Smiths Runions Geus and Statelys shared dinners and suppers across several households in the area. A new baby girl Yvonne Marie was announced for T N McGowan and Hazel Miles.
A San Francisco man lands a job advertising cigarettes by demonstrating that the product is gentle on the ears as well as the nose and throat.
Many local residents share New Year wishes and holiday hospitality. The Olson, Kurz, Haput, Mohart, Mathewson, Kretz, Spicknall, Fehringer, Verwer, and other families hosted relatives and friends in Christmas and Christmas Eve gatherings, with alumni banquets and community dinners noted in East Sidney.
A flurry of Christmas gatherings fills the page as Sundl residents host relatives and friends. Notable items include the Lehmkuhl and Webber families visiting, Julius Hahler and Clinton Gade hosting, and many others sharing dinners at homes in Sundl and nearby Sidney. A funeral for Mrs. John Williams is noted in Sidney, with sympathy extended to bereaved families. A new baby boy, Richard Thomas Krueger, is welcomed, and a playground injury is reported for Valerie Lamm. Various guests and visits span Christmas Day and the days around it.
Sunny Side residents shared meals and visits over Christmas. E A Johnson and Lemoyne Johnson hosted relatives, as did Ralph Talich and Gile Talich families. Guests included Hokom, Irwin, Brandle, Yeager, Olson, and Talich households with children and extended kin in Weaver, Sidney, and Scottsbluff areas.
Tuesday night Texas law officers picked up 28 year old Robert Rush Robinson of Birome Texas on a Colorado felony warrant. He submitted to arrest and waived extradition to be returned to Littleton Colorado. Frave leads in The Greatest Show On Earth opening Saturday at the New Fox Theatre.
The article notes the indigenous races of Burma as Mongoloid stock allied to the Chinese and other eastern Asian groups.
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