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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1960

Page

16

Lush Lawns With Wick Irrigation: Engineer Says Yes

Visalia California AP report describes hydro engineer C Frederick Youngs waterwick system that uses buried ceramic wicks and plastic tubes to deliver moisture by capillary action. The method stretches water supply, allows indefinite irrigation, and has been tested in citrus groves nurseries and rose beds with promising results.

Jim Forbes Visalia Calif Frederick Young California Young Young's Waterwick System Corp Beverly Hills Citrus Experiment Station University of California At Riverside Descanso Gardens Los Angeles Tel Aviv

Exporer-Minister Reports Finding Lost Biblical Cities

Dr Ralph E Baney a Baptist minister and explorer from Kansas City said the lost cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were located at the bottom of the Dead Sea in the Lisan peninsula area of south central Jordan. His three month Dead Sea bed expedition uncovered other discoveries and he serves as executive director of the Christian Approach Mission based in Bethlehem Jordan. His assistants include Viola Conway and the Kansas City couple Dean and Dorothy Ryther.

Amman Jordan Ralph E Baney Kansas City Sodom Gomorrah Dead Sea Lisan Peninsula Baney Christian Approach Mission Bethlehem Jordan Baney Viola Conway Dean Dorothy Ryther Kan

Young backs system as start to ease agriculture woes

Young states the system offers a good start to relieve one of agriculture's and the gardener's greatest problems with practical relief and potential benefits for farming and horticulture.

Young

Mrs Krueger Is Honored On Birthday

Sidney Draw News notes social visits and birthday celebration for Mrs Charles Krueger with family and neighbors attending. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Stanley Krueger and children, Bruce Judis and daughters, Paul Houser and children, Jim Mohatt, Everett Mohatt, Joe Green, Roland, Jim Lindsay and Linda, Hank Meyers, Robert Kurz, Frank Kurz, August Jurgens, and Paul Wilson households.

Stanley Krueger Charles Krueger Bruce Judis Paul Houser Jim Mohatt Everett Mohatt Joe Green Roland John Owens Jim Lindsay Linda Paul Wilson Hank Meyers Robert Kurz Frank Kurz August Jurgens

Sidney Telegraph Social Notes headline style

Mrs Gerald Rapp and daughters and several families visited the Floyd Worth home in Dix. Keith Wilson moved back to Sidney from Lewellen with Mrs Kurz and children visiting later. Albin Olson attended a WSC meeting at C A Story home. Elberne Luehrs called on Mrs Howard Kurz. Olson Chambers and Luehrs tea at Sidney Methodist Church. Frank Kurz hosted supper guests. H Van Aelstyn and Sam Sweet visit Memorial Hospital listed social items.

Gerald Rapp Keith Wilson Dick, Burk Larry Rapp Gene Frerichs Sharon Peters Stanley Krueger Floyd Worth Dix Sidney Lewellen New Robert Kurz Joe McMillen Albin Olson WSC C. A Story Home Elberne Luehrs Howard Kurz Ezra Chambers Methodist Frank Kurz

Navy Seaman Henderson Joins Weather Training at Lakehurst

Seaman Delvin D. Henderson, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Henderson of 2119 Forrest Sidney, is attending a 16 week Aerographers Mate School at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit Lakehurst NJ. The program trains students to operate standard aerological equipment for weather observations and prepares graduates for advancement in the aerology rating. Graduation is scheduled for June.

Lakehurst N. J Delvin D. Henderson Seaman Usn Earl Henderson Forrest Sidney Naval Air Technical Training Unit

Telegraph Wantads Offer Wave of Trades

Classified brief urges readers to try the Telegraph wantads for trading and selling items. Reads as a playful pitch to use the newspaper’s advertising pages for exchanges and sales.

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