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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
4
A neighborhood project suggests building a small tepee as a playful wigwam for children using three fir plywood panels canvas and paint. The plan promises a six to eight foot tall colorful dry shelter costing under 35 dollars with hinged joints for flat storage and exterior waterproof plywood.
A home workshop feature describes knock down sawhorses with interlocking legs that slip apart and stack. They serve as supports for tables and panels, can be stained, and built from one inch fir plywood with crosspieces for strength. Exterior fir plywood and waxed joints ease assembly. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
Lorenzo Women's Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Meier with nine members and three visitors. A lesson on Fruit in Your Meals was given by leaders Mrs Bert Walker and Mrs Frank Meier followed by games and lunch. Next meeting set for June 27 with Mrs Edward Meier in Sidney. Numerous local visitors and gatherings noted in neighboring homes and schools.
Mike Whaley and daughter Linda from Calloway Nebraska spent Sunday overnight with Mrs Ida Hurt. Mr and Mrs Robert Hiett and family had Sunday dinner at Marvin Fleming home. Mrs Floyd Fleming visited Mrs Glen Fleming Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Merwin Armstrong and son from Topeka Kansas were Friday dinner guests of Mrs Ida Hurt. Lena Seimers and Ida Hurt joined Nan Ferry for Sunday dinner in Sidney.
Sunnyside News reports that Mrs Olive Johnson and Mrs Le moyne Johnson with their children attended the Polk County Picnic at Chappell Park on Sunday. The article lists several callers including Mrs Richard Hernbloom Patty Alice Rexroth Rev Monnich of Sidney and visits by Mrs Lillie Larson Walter Twarling Emil Peterson and others to various residents through the week.
An auction advertises a large assortment of farm equipment in excellent condition from plows to combines. Items include Gehl cutter heads, J D planters with attachments, McCormick hay gear, irrigation tubes, ditchers, and more, with delivery or group purchase options. Rod Gillespie and Jimmy Martin are the auctioneers, contact in North Platte Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs John Hokom and family and others attended the Bond Whitting wedding at Lodgepole on Sunday afternoon. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Al Brandl and Sandy and Patty Sheridan with extended visits in Chappell and Denver.
Lucien G. Dodge faced a right of way violation in a minor accident. He refused to forfeit a $25 bond, announced an appeal, and subpoenaed defense witnesses including the police chief and much of the force. Dodge lost the case and was fined $25, with plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
Nebraska’s compulsory Grade A milk law, effective July 1 1959, will largely end direct sale of raw milk to consumers. Producer-distributors must pasteurize or sell to a Grade A processor, with a farm delivery exception for small sellers not exceeding 30 customers daily. Cream production for creameries remains unaffected.
Donald T. Risk, a security analyst at a Milwaukee investment firm, discusses the production of manufactured dairy products like ice cream and cheese.
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