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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1953
Page
5
Capt John Underdown notes released personnel retain reserve obligations and could be called for active duty in a national emergency. He urges civic leaders and veterans groups to help reservists join organized units or form new ones, as individuals receive no benefits while unit members gain pay, training, camaraderie, and future retirement value.
Trueman Hardisty and Howard Emerson, both 18 from Sidney and Oldville, have entered boot camp at the U S Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Their addresses list Pvt. Hardesty and Pvt. Emerson in Unit 6th RT RNG BN MCRD San Diego 40 Calif and MSRD San Diego 40 Calif. Also aboard the USS Nantahala and USS Mazama are Jack B. Robinson and J L. Waggerby Jr, both seamen, as NATO training exercise Weldfast runs through October 7 testing joint readiness of land sea and air forces from United States Britain Greece Turkey and Italy in the Mediterranean and Southern European commands. Rudolph Kopetzky, seaman, serves aboard USS Baltimore in Weldfast.
Carl Hasegawa a University of Nebraska College of Medicine student in Omaha serves in the office of Dr B H Grimm under a preceptorship plan to train in general practice before finishing medical school. A Hawaii native he arrived Sept 23 to replace Edward Cleaver who returns to Bryans Memorial Hospital to continue studies. Hasegawa will stay three months.
Western Masons from twenty-five western Nebraska lodges will meet in Mitchell on Monday October 18 for a Masonic Education program. The committee on Masonic education will present five twenty minute lectures. Grand Lodge officers are expected, with a 6:00 p.m banquet and after dinner speaker. Invitations have been sent to western Nebraska lodges and Mitchell Masons expect about 150 guests for the afternoon and evening. The lectures start at 2:00.
Around the Town notes Mrs. Harold Burtis and Mrs. W. E. Peister of Kearney spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming in Lorenzo. Mrs. Ella Robers of Lincoln visited the Fleming home. Glenn Fleming hosted George Fleming Phillip W C Phelps and Ella Robers for Sunday dinner in Lorenzo. E L Uptegrove and Don D Howard were in Cheyenne with Mrs. Howard convalescing after major surgery. Mr. and Mrs. W J Gallagher left for Gardena California to spend a month with daughter and son-in-law Norvin Bavng. Lawrence Smith and wife left for Portland to visit son-in-law and daughter John E Costello. Mrs. John Sellers Joan and Lee Sellers returned from a ten day California trip visiting Everett Foster Redondo Beach and relatives Ivan Gardena and John Redondo Beach.
Arnie Harms of Sidney cited for leaving scene of accident with no driver's license. Edward J. Moran of Sidney charged with speeding, $16 fine plus costs. Paul Lance Jr. Broadwater cited for speeding and reckless driving, $50 fine plus costs, license suspended 30 days.
The Prime commercial fish of the United States is the menhaden used chiefly for fertilizer. This species, whose supply seems inexhaustible, is also known as bughead bugfish oldwife alewife greentail and chebog.
An item listing practice paper for typing and school use. Describes yellow 812 by 11 inch sheets sold at a price of 75 cents per ream. Mentions THE TELEGRAPH as the source or seller.
Radio program grid lists daily shows and times from Monday through Friday with ethnic music, news, weather, farm reports, and entertainment features. Notable items include Sunrise Serenade, Lawrence Welk Show, Eddie Arnold Show, The Dalton Hour, Chautauqua Symphony Concert, and baseball game airings.
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