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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
9
Dalton High School juniors ran on Nationalist and Federalist tickets for County Government Day in Sidney on Feb 5. Also includes church notices, hospital updates, 4-H news, local social updates, and obituary of William Henry Ridgeway with service details.
Lawrence Marrin told listeners of a Sidney meeting to form a County Unit of the Cancer Society. If formed, 60 percent of county funds stay locally, with wheelchairs and crutches supplied and cancer detection and treatment programs planned. Local fund drive set for April, and a NY representative hopes cures will be found in 5 to 10 years.
Freddie Rathman returns to work as a John Deere mechanic while Sylvia Williams reenters Dalton school in Sidney. Mrs Nellie Lane, recently hospitalised, is home and improving. Gilroys plan to move into a new home by March with Lane living with them in Denver. Billy Gilroy recently married. Rev Nelson and wife work on church yearbooks. Elders Clarence Mellberg and Ray Graff installed January 19 with trustees Glenn Twarling and Elwin Linton. Anthem “When Children Pray” sung by choir directed by Otis Grosvenor. Families visit Kathryn Cruise and help with cattle. Kindergarten to start full days next week with parent teacher conferences. Linda Rehling’s betrothal to Earl Singleton announced. wedding set for June. Gary Krueger misses Dalton basketball tourney due to mumps.
Lincoln farmers drying sorghum for the February 28 government loan deadline find natural air insufficient without proper weather. Extension engineer E A Olson says 45 to 55 degree days with low humidity help, but a burner with a matching fan is often needed, keeping temperature rise to 10 to 20 degrees and ensuring safety controls on the equipment.
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