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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1953

Page

5

White Placed On Probation For Criminal Case

Two men faced hearings before District Judge John Kuns. Charles W. White pleaded guilty to removal of mortgaged property and received two years probation. Thomas Marshall pleaded not guilty to uttering a forged instrument and will have a jury hearing. Frank Svo boda to serve as counsel. trial likely around March 20. State case Harvey Livingston involves writing no account checks. White arrested in Lincoln and brought to Sidney for the 1952 Chevrolet purchase and removal from the county.

John Kuns Charles W. White Thomas Marshall Cheyenne Jack Knieeley Frank Svoboda Marshall Harvey Livingston White Lincoln Sidney Bart Taylor Maddox Motor Company Emory B Piercy

Farm Prices In Recovery In Nebraska 1952 index rises

Nebraska farmer price index for Jan 15 to Feb 15 shows a gain of two points to 276 percent of the 1910 14 base, led by hog prices up 1.70 per cwt to 19.20. Cattle and calves dipped, sheep and lambs rose, while grains fell. Dairy and poultry largely steady. Nationally the index fell 1 percent to 263 percent.

Nebraska

Young singer Robert Spearow shines on Las Vegas broadcast

Robert Spearow, with the Air Force at Nellis Base Las Vegas Nevada, appeared Sunday March 1 as a guest soloist on the Youth Concert Hour sponsored by the Las Vegas Opera Association. He performed Invictus and Stout Hearted Men under critique by opera veterans Lauritz Melchoir and Mrs Virginia Moore, who serve as critics for the program.

Robert D. Spearow Air Force Nellis Air Base Las Vegas Nevada Paul Spearow Robert Las Vegas Opera Association Lauritz Melchoir Virginia Moore

Stock Car Meeting Next Monday Night

An organizational meeting to form the 1953 chapter of the Devil's Motor Club will be held Monday March 16 at the Band Shell. All stock car owners and drivers interested in racing and joining the club this year are asked to attend. The meeting will start at 7 30.

The Devil's Motor Club Band Shell

Hospital notes from Sidney and Taylor list admissions and births

Sidney Hospital admits include Mrs Ackerman Mrs Darnstaedt Mrs Heeg William Osborn and others with several dismissals and births recorded. At Taylor Hospital new admissions include Tom Jones Henry Ehmke Edwin Blanke and Suzanne Schilz with births of a son to Tom Jones and a son to Dwight Grassle, plus other names noted.

Sidney Hospital Sidney William ‘Ackerman Marie’ Darnstaedt Martin Heeg William Osborn Geerl Smith Florence. Miles Monica Vega Dwight Grassle Potter Wallace I. Smith Victoria Harris Oscar Harris Marie Darnstadt Pat Farnsworth O. D Harvey Headley Crook,Cole Raymond Oliverius Minneapolis, Minn Vernon Wadley Marth

Little Cooks 4-H Club Meeting Report

The Little Cooks 4-H Club met at Mrs. Felts home with thirteen members present. President Judy Ziegler led roll call and members shared completed projects. Courtesies were discussed and demonstrations on raw vegetables and sandwiches were given by Karen Felt Diane Carley and Sharon Haines. Members brought five cents to each meeting and games followed. The next meeting is planned with Carolyn Osborn on March 14.

Little Cooks Karen Felt Diane Carley Sharon Haines Carolyn Osborn Judy Wolverton

Word Tory shifts from insult to party name in England

A historical note traces how the term Tory evolved from a label of dissent to the name of England's leading political party. It explains the shift in connotation from reproach to a respected political identity, reflecting changes in public discourse and factional alignment.

England

Westminster Circle Holds Presbyterian Meeting

Members of the Westminster Circle met in the Presbyterian church parlors Thursday with Mrs. Ray Cruise presiding and Mrs. Lee Gain delivering the devotion. Elmer Hartman led the program titled Together We Seek to be Witnesses, assisted by H. P. Craig Castner Harold Keith Fred Thompson and Arnold Westerhoff. Eileen Westerhoff sang with piano accompaniment by Harold Talver. Dessert lunch followed hosted by Guy Eisword and Harold P. Craig. The Spiritual Life study group met last Wednesday at Mrs. Earl Sharman’s home, with B. H. Grimm assisting, and will study Colossians weekly during Lent led by Arnold Westerhoff. The General W S C S met Thursday March 5 on evangelism with lessons by Mrs. Laurence Osborn and Mrs. Hilbert Borcher, and devotion by Mrs. W. H. Davis using Matthew 5 12 17. Rex Olson presided at the business meeting. the spring festival and tea are planned for April 23 and an evening meeting May 7 with installation of new officers by Mrs. Cobb of Ogallala. St Patrick’s Day themed refreshments were served by Circle 2.

Presbyterian Church Ray Cruise Lee ‘Gain sMrs Elmer Hartman H. P. Craig Clarence Castner Harold Keith Fred. Thompson Arnold Westerhoff Eileen ‘Westerhoff Harold’ Talver Guy, Eisword Harold P. Craig Sheme Laurence Osborn Hilbert Borcher W. H. Davis Rex Olson Cobb Ogallala

Church School Cage Game Held Friday

The Presbyterian church junior high boys hosted a basketball game against Methodist junior high in the church gym Friday evening. Referees were Ancel Lewis Jr. and Roy Hand sel, with coaches Elmer Hartman and T. R. Tillotson. A chili feed followed at the Presbyterian Church, prepared by junior high girls aided by Mrs. Elmer Hartman.

Th Presbyterian Church Methodist Ancel Lewis Jr Roy Handsel Elmer Hartman T. R. Tillotson Presbyterian Church Presbyterian

Bayeux Tapestry Made by Conqueror’s Wife in 1088

The famous Bayeux Tapestry in Bayeux France was created in 1088 by the wife of William the Conqueror.

Bayeux France William the Conqueror

Two Sidney men severely injured in Scottsbluff pickup crash

Wreckage shows both Delbert Melvin and Alfred Seidel survived after a Saturday crash near Scottsbluff. Seidel, 28, sustained a fractured back and multiple cuts. Melvin, 24, had a broken back, fractured collarbone and ribs. Both were improving on Monday with Seidel set to return home soon and Melvin to be moved to Cheyenne Veterans Hospital for six months of treatment.

Scottsbluff Delbert Mclrvin Alfred Seidel Sidney Seidel Mcl Irvin Scottsbluff Hospital Veterans Hospital Cheyenne

Girl Scout Meeting Report March 4 1953

Wednesday March 4 1953 the Girl Scouts studied their handbook held roll call and reviewed the last meeting minutes. The badge lanyards were awarded by Dors Whitefoot and Patsy Trillock. They sang E pa pa and closed with Taps reporters Bonnie Phelps and Beverly Borm.

Girl Scout News Dors Whitefoot Patsy Triblick Bonnie ‘Phelps Beverly Borm

Potter Rosie Blue Birds and Camp Fire Group Meetings

The February 24 and March 8 Potter Rosie Blue Birds met at Mrs DeLong s home with regular sessions. They acted out one act plays and learned an Irish Jig with lunches by Violet Holliday and Donna Martin. Bea Ann Henney served as reporter.

Potter Rosie Blue Birds Mrs. DeLong Violet Holliday Donna Martinez Potter Judy Wood Joan DeLong

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