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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
8
A mother should distinguish benign leg pains from rheumatic fever warning signs in children. Joint pains may move between joints and accompany fatigue, paleness, or irritability. seek medical tests if symptoms persist or worsen.
A panel on weather modification and hail suppression will be featured at the June meeting of the North Platte Valley Associated Chambers of Commerce. Carl Miller of Torrington will moderate the session, per G James Wright secretary. The program is set for 6:30 p.m. June 24 at the Mitchell American Legion clubhouse.
LINCOLN The Nebraska annual conference of the Methodist Church approved four new district superintendents. They are Rev. Robert L. Embree of Ogallala in the northeast district, Rev. Glen W. Marshall of Omaha in the Kearney district, Rev John E. Strayton of Falls City in the McCook district, and Dr. Richard W. Miller formerly of Garrett Biblical Institute Evans ton Ill in the Omaha district.
Clark Gable contemplates retirement after Teacher's Pet with meals and skeet shooting noted. Bud Boetticher and Emily separate after 11 years of marriage. Jayne Mansfield admires Maharajah buttons, Ann Miller ribs her. Gay Humberstone seeks custody clash as Bruce challenges. Julia Adams and Ray Danton to tour in A Hatful of Rain with infant son left in New Rochelle. Dick Haymes Jr drums with Joanne Dru as Joe Kirkwood Jr. escorts. Dolores Gray’s mother injured. seven poodles join design plans. Cesar Romero to Las Vegas for 70 thousand dollars. Elvis Presley visits MGM. various party sightings and travel moves observed.
An anecdote recalls William Jennings Bryan accepting a neighbor's request to deliver a plum pudding to a trolleyman named Johnny Cole in England during a 1904 trip. The tale highlights Bryan's approachable, neighborly side and the personal ties between public figures and ordinary people in Nebraska.
Analysis of the origins of Father's Day credits Mrs. Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane. The idea emerged as she recalled William Smart, a Civil War veteran who raised six children after their mother died. Spokane promoted the first observance in 1910, with later support from Presidents Wilson and Coolidge helping national adoption.
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