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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1961
Page
5
Kimball notes rapid progress toward rebuilding the Kimball Community TV Company's microwave station after a propane explosion destroyed the building. Manager Bill Brazeal reports efforts to restore Denver channel service and cable access are accelerating May 17.
Hereford calves were stolen from a ranch corral Saturday night while residents were away. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief or thieves.
Construction advances on the two post offices in Kimball with wiring and block wall work underway. Postmaster Breeden estimates about 60 days to completion while Indiana man George Nichols takes a substantial bank stake and joins the Kimball bank as director and vice president.
Names of Sunnyside area families and individuals at a Sunday Scottsbluff Park picnic are listed, followed by notes of Thursday and Friday callers at Mrs. Olive Johnson's home, and a few residents traveling for graduations, visits, and races. Included are the Wittrocks, Olsons, Johnsons, Leees, Theis, Tremains, Yeagers, and others from Sidney and Dix.
Classified notice urges readers to use the Telegraph wantads for selling or trading items. Includes call to action and reference to the newspaper’s classified section.
The Busy Cocks and Sewers met May 26 at Walter Miller's home to order skirts for the 4 H singing contest discuss contest songs plan a Fort Sidney Days float and welcome a new member Cherrie Miller gave an illustrated talk on healthy eating Refreshments were served by Mrs Miller and Cherrie Cynthia McVicker reported Future Homemakers 4 H Club met May 25 at Patty Jelinek's home receiving project materials choosing Lets Cook and Lets Sew for projects electing Cynthia Schmale president Jane Oliverius vice president Connie Fisher secretary DeAnne Thies treasurer and Susan Philps news reporter Meetings continue June 1 at Connie Fisher's home Refreshments served by Mrs Jelinex and Patty A note adds that using buttermilk in cake batter makes the batter thicker.
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