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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1952
Page
9
A long list of visitors and travelers converges on Sidney Nebraska with many staying at local homes. Dates include July and Frontier Days events in Cheyenne and surrounding areas.
The fragment lists Dan Etherton Sidney Carol Whithead and Howard T Atkins Sidney Carol Golden with locations in St Louis Missouri and dates July 13 and July 15. The item reads as a terse notice likely about a civil or legal action or archival filing involving the named individuals.
Two tablespoons of vinegar are added to one cup of sweet milk to create soured milk. Let the mixture stand for three minutes before using.
The Merry Mix club hosted a 1 30 dessert at Mrs Clyde Johnsons home with Mrs Lawrence Sharp high in contract, Mrs Albert Nimtz second high, and Mrs Walter Cork winning the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs Glenn Hedgecock and Miss Esther Shaw, with Mrs Hedgecock taking the guest prize. The Wednesday Contract Club met at Sidney Country Club with Mrs C S Radcliffe as hostess and a 1 oclock luncheon. Mrs Martin Dimery earned high score, Mrs Albert Greenlee second. Rebekah Kensington met at IOOF Hall led by president Mrs Rex Olsen. refreshments were by Mrs J O Lobb, Mrs George Burr, and Mrs Olsen.
The meeting occurred July 9 at Peggy Stueve’s home with co hostess Anna Louise Thomas. Acting president Kay Stewart called it to order. Thomas and Stueve demonstrated baking snickerdoodles before adjournment with the pledge and songs.
Eugene R. Miller 22 son of Mr and Mrs John W Miller of 1056 6th Avenue has enlisted for two years in the army and will start basic training at Camp Crowder Missouri. Major John H Scherer, recently transferred from Cherry Point North Carolina, will be assigned to overseas duty and has moved his family to Denver to reside until his return. The Scherers have been visiting at Dalton.
Alliance field inspection of certified potatoes begins next week per the Potato Certification Association of Nebraska. To date 208 growers have entered 435 fields totaling 5 5252 acres, down 6.5 percent from 1951. Largest acreages: Scotts Bluff 1575, Box Butte 1479, Sheridan 744. others include Banner, Cherry, Dawes, Kimball, Morrill, Sioux, Keith, Lincoln and Custer. Varietal shifts show Triumph down 600, Progress down 20, Red Warba down 100, LaSoda up 200 with several new varieties.
A grateful homeowner thanks the Potter Fire Department and neighbors who rushed to aid during a fire at a local property. The quick response helped control the blaze and protect the residence and surrounding area.
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