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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
8
旅友与家庭出游消息广泛出现在本地刊物。列举包括 Fine 家族及其女儿 Jill 前往纽约，访问布鲁克林的 Bender 先生夫人家；Mrs. Fred Parks 与儿子 Charles 计划从 Rapid City 赴 Rapid City 归来；多位读者在 Scottsbluff 参加州长会议及 Presbyterian Women 研讨会，发表人名与活动地点，新闻覆盖旅行、访友、就学及婚丧假期安排等多样生活信息。
Mrs Sharp entertained Merry Mix Club at her home with a salad luncheon and contract bridge won by Mrs Clyde Johnson and second by Mrs Sharp. Guests included Mrs Raymond Maley and Mrs Everett Hoover. Mrs B W Schulte hosted a one o clock luncheon at the Country Club with cards and first prize to Mrs A S Hardy. Mrs G V Doran was second. Mrs Robert McKay hosted a Dessert Bridge for the W N O Club with Halloween motifs. Delno Karr held high score, Dale Niebaum won traveling prize, and out of town guest Mrs Ireland won high score. Mrs W H Jackson led St Marys Altar Guild meeting with guest Mrs Fred Parks of Rapid City.
Sunday Monday at the Plains lists dismissals including Mrs Herbert Baack and daughter Dix Mrs Bertha Busse Edward Valentine Mrs Dean Sawyer Broadwater and others. Births note a son to Mr and Mrs John Jensen on Sept 28 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edgar Bennett.
Hospital records show admissions on multiple days including Mrs Fran cis Runge Gurley and E L Carter with others. discharges listed for Ardy Klaus Sheryl Sparks and several families. births recorded for seven newborns from Sept 27 to Oct 4 in the Sidney area including Runge Kurz Kopetzky Fehringer Wolvin Jur gens and Lorerz.
At speeds near 1800 mph experts warn pilots will face baffling problems with visibility and reaction time. If two planes approach from clouded skies at one and a half miles apart they would collide before any maneuver could avert it. Even three hundred feet apart pilots might not see one another before impact.
A trivia page lists multiple choice questions on authors plays and famous figures. It pairs matches between sleuths and their creators and ends with scoring ranges from 0 to 100 indicating levels from poor to very superior.
Edward W. Harrell paid a $10 fine and costs for passing in an intersection. Clarence C. Dove of Fort Collins Colorado was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving. Robert Stieb of Proctor Colorado paid $10 and costs for intrastate hauling. Ralph Garcia was fined $1 and costs for no driver’s license.
Imperial valley in California covers over one million acres, ranking among the world's largest and most productive irrigated regions, sustaining extensive farming and agricultural output across a broad area and multiple communities.
A decade ago laboratories in Leningrad and Moscow were constructing Europe’s strongest cyclotrons. The projects highlighted Russia’s push in high energy physics and accelerator science during that era.
Admitted names include Edward Valentine and Baby Loren Road on Thursday Friday. Friday entries include Mrs John Jensen and Mrs Milford Edson. Sunday admissions feature Mrs Roland Krohn Charles F ay tinger Paul Lybarger. Monday records list Mrs Edgar Bennett Irene Kennon Sundl Mrs Nathan Mick and Mrs Robert Simpson. Tuesday shows Cecil Hunt Sundl and Mrs Caroline Jensen. Wednesday admits Kenneth Grothe Potter and Mrs Clifford Siebken. Arlene Duffy appears in the roster.
The text notes zinc fuels toys and organ mines, radio condensers, galvanizing, and Quonset huts as major industrial drivers. It also explains grain as a standard weight unit representing the average weight of a well ripened wheat grain.
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