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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
8
The text notes that while most people in Arab countries are Moslem, significant non Moslem communities exist. It then uses a hypothetical comparison: if a growing child ate as much according to its weight as a growing bird, it would consume three lambs and a calf in one day.
Larson Machinery Co introduces the New Holland Super 66 baler with up to nine tons per hour capacity and a two tone streamlined design. Metermatic bale adjustment enables tailored bale sizes from 12 to 52 inches. See our stock of New Holland balers and buy with confidence as the No 1 baler.
Cheyenne County Red Cross will begin swimming and life saving classes at the Sidney Municipal Pool on Monday June 18. Due to a $800 shortfall the program will run seven weeks instead of ten. Classes are free for ages five and up and attract about 700 participants last year.
The 1956 Red Cross announces summer classes in Sidney with sessions listed on June 18 to 26 for Beginners Floaters and Non-Floaters. Potter Lodgepole Sunol Gurley, then July 2 to 6 for Intermediates and Advanced with Beginners and Non-Floaters. Sioux Ordnance Depot hosts July sessions for Intermediates Advanced and Life Saving. diving and adult classes to be announced.
The record lists admitted individuals across cities Hout Sidney Kimball Potter Gurley Sterling Padroni and Cedar Rapids Neb with names such as Mrs Harker Harvey Mrs Duane Kahl Dr Roy H Rybolt John Schmitt Mrs Dolly Alexander and others. Dismissals include Sidney Mrs Neal Craig Wallace Namath Mrs A P Hauschel Mrs Richard Brooks Elvena Cantu Jeffery Hare and more.
Mr and Mrs Duane E Kahl announce the birth of a son William Joseph at 517 PM Friday June 8 in Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds 6 44 ounces His sister Jana Marie is one year old Grandparents Mr and Mrs McKinley McIntosh and L W Kahl of Sidney Also Mr and Mrs D R Rezac announce a son Roger Dean born 216 PM Friday June 8 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 14 14 ounces His brother is Rodney Eugene two years Grandparents Mr and Mrs William Rezac of Sidney and Mrs Annis Wertz of Edison Ohio
Mr and Mrs Charles Geller of Bridgeport announce the birth of their daughter Carol Ann at Bridgeport Hospital on Tuesday June 5 at 12 28 pm. The baby weighed eight pounds nine ounces and has a one year old sister Charlotte Jean. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Art Groppe of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Frank Geller of Dalton.
Charles Williams, 23, of Sterling, was hospitalized for 16 hours after his 1954 car rolled over off Highway 30 three and a half miles east of Sidney. He faces a reckless driving charge by the Nebraska Safety Patrol. Vehicle damage estimated at 600 dollars. Williams was discharged from Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital.
John F. Shelley, seaman first class of Sidney, is aboard the USS Toledo visiting San Francisco for a three day pause amid a U. S. First Fleet training exercise involving 35 ships and 15 000 personnel. Public open houses are planned on the ships with morning church services Sunday amid anti submarine and air defense training coordination. The First Fleet under Vice Admiral Herbert G. Hopwood coordinates fleet training for combat readiness before distant deployment.
About 300 people attended the Dalton Garden Club Flower Show at the Legion Hall in Dalton on Friday. Entries exceeded 200 including 79 blue ribbons. judges from Scottsbluff and Alliance plus local club officials led a weekend event with themed decor and a wheel clock centerpiece.
Rollo R. Long, 36, of Scottsbluff, bound over to Cheyenne County District Court on a forgery charge. He pleaded innocent at arraignment before County Judge C. W. Smith, claiming the check he cashed came from another Scottsbluff man. Bond set at $500. Long returned to Sidney to face Rapid City, South Dakota charges.
A statistic notes that about 95 percent of US farm dwellings are constructed from wood materials. The statement also notes Ontario, Canada, stretches roughly 1,050 miles from north to south and about 1,000 miles across.
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