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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1957
Page
6
Nebraskans misperceive mental illness as mere institutional fate. Facts show early treatment lowers taxes and improves outcomes, with 80 percent dischargeable after maximum care and Hospital bed usage dominated by mental illness nationally. A case for outpatient care near Hastings and Scottsbluff.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda Taylor 56 of Ogden Utah mother of Mrs Eugene Hartman of Dalton will be held Wednesday at 2 pm from the Craig Mortuary. Burial will be in Dalton Cemetery. Survivors include husband Ernest one daughter Mrs Hartman one grandchild Donna Jean Hartman one sister Mrs Fred Holiday of Lexington Neb and two brothers Bernard and Emil Freeze both of Denver.
District 36 pupils attended the Cheyenne County Rural Track meet at the high school last Saturday. Honors included multiple first and second places in Class A B and C events by students such as Carol Bauer Janet Krueger Vicky Hazlett and Mary Ellen Krueger. Teachers Mr and Mrs Marion Teel hosted remarks on rainy weather and pride in students.
Community notes recount visits and gatherings across families in District 36. Local events include a May 14 district picnic, multiple dinner and tea events, and attendance at recitals and birthday celebrations. A funeral in Colorado is noted and Mother's Day visits are listed among numerous local households.
A series of hearings on cancellations of old water priorities for abandoned dams and canals were held at Deuel County court house in Chappell. About 20 water appropriations on Lodgepole Creek across Deuel and Cheyenne Counties were affected. six witnesses defended retaining rights. Attorneys represented the defendants and Williams of Chappell testified, with officials from the Department of Roads and Irrigation presiding and compiling evidence.
Five Kimball county districts labeled 7, 18, 23, 31 and 38 will not share state apportionment for school land revenues this year. They lose $445.53 while 14 other districts share $11,497.35 based on average daily attendance. County Superintendent Irma Grosshans may authorize using $24,000 from fines and licenses to aid distressed districts.
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