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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1950
Page
5
The 1950 Chrysler line features all new styling with a wider, longer body and a redesigned rear end. It introduces nineteen body styles across Royal Windsor New Yorker Saratoga and Crown Imperial with a Newport hard top convertible option and standard self energizing disk brakes on select models.
Gurley and vicinity readers are urged to submit news to Miss Shirley Rohde for the Gurley Column. The holiday page lists numerous families visiting relatives in Gurley area including Pullmanns, Gilders, Kumms, Freudenbergs, and others from Delta Colorado to Omaha. Many attend dinners and gatherings in Sidney Dalton Oshkosh Broadwater and Dumas Texas with updates on thanksgivings and Christmas visits.
Mr and Mrs Harry Stately hosted a 25th anniversary party at the E Anderson home. Numerous families including the Sharmans Miles and McGowans shared meals and visits across Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at various homes, with neighbors like the Tremains and Jorgensens hosting dinners and suppers. A large crowd attended a Friday night program and lunch at Liberty School, reflecting a close knit Maple Grove community during the holiday season.
Since 1945 the rural physician plan has expanded with 372 doctors now serving Nebraska towns. Of these, 40 work in towns under 1,000, 94 in 1,000 to 5,000 populations, and 62 in towns over 5,000. 196 new doctors serve rural areas, with 74 to counties and 102 to Omaha. Large glassmaking machines rely on hundreds of motors and precise grinding and polishing.
The Nebraska State Medical Association reports that good medical care is readily available in rural areas due to a 1945 plan to place more doctors in trade centers. Dr. E. B. Reed notes some small towns lack a doctor but emphasizes access to proper medical attention in familiar trade centers.
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