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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
9
A guide to hosting small campfire gatherings with theme nights from Hawaiian to Scottish. Emphasizes mood through accents and songs, simple foods like hot dogs, and safe decor using outdoor lights, candles in pots, and easy cleanup after guests depart.
Judge John D. Watts had Chester S. Bragiel's car tested after Bragiel insisted his vehicle could not reach 80 mph. A policeman confirmed the car reached 80 mph, and Bragiel was jailed five days and fined with a one year driving ban. The article also notes seal fur comes from sea lions.
Sidney area residents share Memorial Day gatherings and visits across many homes. Attendees include the Ferrichs Green Owens Rapp and Van Aelstyn families along with neighbors from Harrisburg and Los Angeles. Local events feature showers picnics and church activities as community ties are noted.
Mrs. W. Hixon suffered a deep scalp wound and multiple cuts when a trap door in a neighbor's basement opened and she stepped backward. She spent days under care in Chappell, with recovery described as progressing as well as can be expected.
Available upon request by civic clubs chambers of commerce schools are 16 MM safety films. The industry's experienced staff will be glad to fulfill your request. To secure a demonstration of the LS-100 unit or 16 MM safety films contact Nebraska Motor Carriers' Association 500 So. 13th St. Suite A Lincoln.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mrs Clinton Armstrong of Julesburg and her daughter Betty. The community mourns the death of Dr. Grimm of Sidney. Ted Houser and family visited Gene Payne near Lodgepole, while Jerry Hubek and family from Germison Colorado were guests at Steve Tilghman’s home. Jerry is Mrs Tilghman’s brother.
W Randall Bertram, 22, says a man in a slouch hat knocked on a sidewalk booth door while he used a telephone. The assailant drew a pistol, stole Bertram’s watch and 385 dollars, and handed back a dime with a command to call the police.
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