Coffee to Have New Meaning for American Hostesses
BRONXVILLE N Y One of the nation s leading lexicographers says a informal party at which coffee is served should be called a coffee The reader learns the term tea originated in 1738 and that Amy Vanderbilt approves the shift to coffee for events where coffee is the beverage
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Bronxville
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Clarence
Ly Barnhart
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Barnhart
U.S
Jonathon Swift
al Amn
Amy Vanderbilt
Civilian pilots soar past half a million in U S aviation growth
Official Aircraft Industries Association data show more than 580000 civilian pilots in the United States, with California and Texas hosting more aircraft than the nation had before World War II. The total includes about 88000 civil aircraft, 54000 active, flying from 6237 airports nationwide.
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United States
California
Texas
Delaware
Nevada
Aircraft. Industries Association
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U. S
Stone of Scone and its royal, enduring coronation link
London reports the Stone of Scone, part of King Edward's Chair since 1301, central to coronations and linked to Jacob's pillow and Ireland's legendary Stone of Destiny. The stone was stolen from Westminster Abbey before the recent coronation and recovered weeks later, with King Edward claiming the throne by enthronement on the chair for 28 monarchs.
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London
Scone
Edward
Elizabeth
Westminster Abbey
Scotland
Jacob
Ireland
Gout Not Caused by Excessive Eating Says Doctor
Fort Worth Texas Dr John M Church reports gout is not due to overindulgence but is a form of arthritis. He notes sufferers were ridiculed as hungover but the disease is extremely painful and many famous figures including Alexander the Great Lord Tennyson Martin Luther Isaac Newton Samuel Johnson John Milton Charles Darwin and General Winfield Scott had it.
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Fort: Worth
Texas
John M. Church
Alexander
Lord Tennyson
Martin Luther
Sir Isaac Newton
Samuel J . Johnson
John Milton
Charles Darwin
General Winfield Scott
Danish planter Petér F Heering grows cherry crops near Copenhagen
Denmark's Petér F Heering has planted over 1060 young trees south of Copenhagen since World War I. His cherry harvest yields rich fruit used for products. The long standing grower, famed for Cherry Heering liqueur, has seen this year's turkey crop reach a record 59 million head.
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George’ Washington
Petér F. Heering
Denmark
Heering
Copenhagen
Rae's Sporting Goods edge Zesto in playoff to claim first half
Rae's Sporting Goods beat Zesto 10 8 in a tense playoff to break a first place deadlock. Rae's trailed 8 5 entering the sixth before mounting a four run burst, then added a run in the seventh. Rogers doubled to drive Crosby home, McWilliams and Ovendon doubled in Rae's late rally. Ohio routed the Firemen 19 3 while SOC defeated Ohio 7 3 to start the second half.
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Zesto
Rae
Rogers
Barlow
Adams
Klakstedt
Willard
McWilliams
Ovendon
Haines
Wickie
Izesto
Ruribers
Ohio
SOC
Firemen
Grove Lake Dam Project Set to Begin in Antelope County
The Nebraska Game Commission plans construction of Grove Lake Dam on Spring-fed Verdigre Creek three miles north and half a mile east of Royal in Antelope County. Work starts within two weeks with bids opened July 15 for dam and spillway. The 32 foot high earthen dam will hold about 65 acres of water, with 75 000 cubic yards of earth and a county road crossing the top. Water will back up three quarters of a mile, lake depth up to 28 feet, and construction should be finished about 75 days after starting. Game fish will be stocked once water is ample.
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Nebraska Game Commission
Eugéne H. Baker
Baker
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Grove Lake
Gaime Commission
Better the Best Homemakers 4H Club Meeting Report
Better the Best Homemakers 4H Club met at the home of Linda Schmiede July 13. President Carole Yeager called to order and minutes were read. Guests included Carolle Jean Tobler from California. Adjournment moved by Carolyn Eineman. recreation followed with games. Refreshments served. next meeting set August 10 at the schoolhouse.
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Linda
Schmdlé
Carole
Yeager
Lis
Ie da
Spériod
Meadting
Will
Carolyn
Eineman
Busy Body Sheep Club Holds Fifth Regular Meeting
The Busy Body Sheep Club met at Barry French's with one visitor present. Members named all four sheep parts, discussed the upcoming 4-H judging day, and adjourned for lunch served by Mrs. French. Reporter: Lily French.
Fujing Saucers Fail to Soar in Telegraph Ad Results
Telegraph notice reports failur in telegraph want ad results for Fujing saucers, with unclear outcomes and minimal readable details. Local record notes potential market interest but provides no concrete sales figures or confirmations.
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Fujing
Failur
Telegraph
Panhandle Oil baseball league postponements set
Sidney plans to invade Gurley and Potter as two day and two night games loom in the Panhandle Oil league Sunday. Lighted contests at Peetz and Dalton feature Kimball leading the standings at 9-1 and Peetz at 6-3, with Bunker Hill at 5-5 also in action at Dalton 8-2.
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Dalton
Potter
Peetz
Bunker Hill Ae Gurley
Sidney
Panhandle Oil Baseball League
Gurley
Kimball
Bunker Hill
Jorgenson Wins Kimball Open in Sudden Death
Don Jorgenson won the Kimball Open by taking an extra-hole playoff against John Wertz of Chappell after both shot 106. Wertz three-putted on the 28th hole while Jorgenson parred. Lefty Merritt topped second flight, with Mongrels and Morris tied for runner up. Fred Wirick of Kimball took third with 107. first flight went to Jim Martin of Chappell edging John Kuns of Kimball.
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Odon Jorgenson
Kimball
John Wertz
Chappell
Sidney
Wertz
Jorgenson
M. L. Lefty
Merritt
H. Mongrels
M. L. Morris
Pine Bluffs
Fred Wirick
Jim Martin
John Kuns
VFW Post Schedules Change to Monthly Meetings
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Sidney post approves moving meetings to the second Tuesday each month. Since mid May the post met on the first and third Wednesdays. With urgent business resolved, the post will resume a once a month meeting schedule.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sidney Post
Seven Lady Golfers At Cheyenne Tourney
Mrs. Don Jorgenson scored honors in the Tri-State Invitational at Cheyenne Country Club. She won runner up in the second flight for the nine hole tournament. Sidney Ladies Golf Club participants included Mrs. Ross Barger, Mrs. Fred George, Mrs. Carl Rogers, Mrs. Lowell Davis, Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Robert Clark.
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Don Jorgenson
Cheyenne, Wyo
Jorgenson
Sidney Ladies Golf Club
Ross Barger
Fred * George
Carl Rogers
Lowell Davis
George Taylor
Robert
Clark
Langan Named New St Patrick's Academy Coach
Bob Langan was appointed coach of St Patrick's Academy for the coming year, replacing John Dukal who resigned at school year end. Langan, who previously coached at the local school, was discharged from Army service last month. He and his wife and daughter plan to move to Sidney once housing is found. Announcement by Rev Fr Albert Abel, academy superintendent.
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Queen Fish Males Develop Knob-like Head Tubercles
In breeding season certain male minnows grow knob-like tubercles on the head. The feature appears as part of mating readiness. Observers note this development as a distinctive behavior in these species.
Ground Observers Spot 50 Airplanes During Tailwind Test
Ground Observer Post members in Sidney joined Operation Tailwind a nationwide Civil Air Defense drill. Over fifty planes were spotted during the alert from 3 a.m. Saturday to 2:15 p.m. Sunday. J L Thorpe led the post with post supervisor Mrs. Robert L. Clark announcing need for more observers and training. GOP members listed include many names. observers contributed material for pot holders and aprons with refreshments served by Rosalind Campbell.
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Sidney
J.L. Thorpe
North Platte
Country Club
Robert L. Clark
J. L. Thorpe
Civil Defense
Clark
GOP
Lowell Davis
George Taylor
Art Borcher, Jr
Tom O’connell, Jr
Carl Schmidt, Jr
William Farragher
L. Pippitt
M. L. Merritt
Fred George
Ross Barker
B. H. Grimm
Thorpe
Jack Knicely
Harold Tremain
Bill Robinson
LeBaron Goodwin
Carl Christ, Jr
John Peetz, Jr
Marvin Sherrer
Robert Wait
C. B. Dorwart
L. K. Nelson
Glenn Siebken
Happy Helpers 4-H Club Meeting Summary
The Happy Helpers 4-H Club met on June 29 1953 with all members present and one visitor. President Alina Faye Weed called the meeting to order, minutes were read and approved, a demonstration on making a shoulder cover was given by Twila and Jolene, towels were judged by Nancy Morgan, and the next meeting was set for July 14 1955 at Trudy Young’s home.
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Twila
Jolene Larson
Alina Faye Weed
Jolene
Nancy Morgan
Trudy Young
Happy Helpers 4 H Club Hosts July Meeting
The Happy Helpers 4 H Club met at Trudy Young's home on July 14 1953 with most members present. President Anna Faye Weed led the session. roll was taken with responses about home safety. Two visitors attended and minutes were read and approved. Members cut and sewed pot holders and Carol Waite with Rosalind Campbell gave a team demonstration on Clothes Closets. Songs were practiced for a forthcoming contest. next meeting is at Adalia Reimers on July 27 with refreshments served.
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Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Trudy Young
Anna Faye Weed
Carol Waite
Rosalind Campbell
Adalia Reimers
U.S. productive capacity rises since 1945 rise to double by next year
The total U.S. productive capacity now stands about 50 percent higher than in 1945 and roughly 80 percent above 1941 levels. Projections indicate capacity could reach about twice the prewar level by next year.
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