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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1967
Page
7
Funeral services were held in Sterling Colorado for Teresa Trum 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Trum of Sterling. Teresa died Tuesday from an apparent brain hemorrhage while playing with neighborhood children. Survived by parents three sisters two brothers and grandparents all of Sterling.
Mrs. Mary Jane Gottschalk hosted Chapter BO of the PEO sisterhood in her home for a 6:30 dinner. Twenty-seven members attended as Dr. Carl Cornelius spoke about his trip to Russia with slides. Plans for the state convention in Sidney April 25 26 were discussed. The next meeting will be April 17 at Mrs. Robert Hossle’s home.
The omission of James Copley a Sidney High School 10th grade student is corrected. He earned three A grades and two B grades on the third nine weeks honor roll.
Grace Baptist Church Gleaners meet on March 27 electing Mrs. Charles Wright as president and other officers including vice president secretary treasurer and individuals for White Cross devotions program and remembrance. Installation slated for next meeting. An all day work meeting is planned for April 11 and Holy Week activities are discussed including Brazil observances. Next meeting set for April 24 at Emil Van Mark home with Sayles as hostess.
Sidney Kiwanis Club members visited the Western Nebraska Vo Tech School after dinner at Sidney Country Club on Monday evening. Guests included Bob Cook, guest of Lewis Mehling, and Gordon Glassburn, guest of Bud Mayer.
The Chappell High School senior class presents the play Mumbo Jumbo on April 13 and 14 in the high school auditorium. Admission is 75 cents for adults, 50 cents for students, and 25 cents for grade school pupils. Curtain time is 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brauer hosted a midweek card party at their home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frauendorfer, Mr. and Mrs. John Brotherson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruns, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Beyers. Prizes went to Mrs. Brotherson and Mrs. Frauendorfer for high and low ladies, and to Harry Statler and P. J. Beyer for high and low men.
Class members and spouses are asked to contact Mrs. Kuehn or Mrs. Cronk with addresses for reunion planning. Names listed include Jim Barber Wayne Daniels Richard Gale Robert Phillips Marylene Taylor Lanny Ward Jefferson Thomas Lynne Miller. Reunion scheduled for August 5-6.
Mrs. Harriet Kidney 93 died April 4 at Memorial Hospital in Sidney. Services set for Saturday at First Methodist Church Lodgepole with burial in Lodgepole Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters 20 grandchildren 39 great grandchildren and nine great great grandchildren. Memorials suggested to Lodgepole Methodist Church or Memorial Rest Home. Craig Holececk Funeral Home in charge.
Mrs George Niekum was elected president of the Mrs Jaycees at an Apr 4 meeting hosted by Mrs Robert Gould. Other officers include Mrs Ben Belden as vice president and Mrs Ken Bowersox as secretary with Mrs G F Bush as treasurer.
The Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce invites men aged 21 to 35 to join. The next meeting is Tuesday April 10 with dinner at the Country Club at 6 30 pm, paid by the Jaycees. Election meeting is April 18 with upcoming events including campaigning before election Grand Island state convention late April and Miss Cheyenne County pageant April 22. Prospective Jaycees should contact Cory Nelson G F Bush or Lynn Rimpley.
The spring convention of District H Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary will be at the VFW Post Home in Scottsbluff Sunday April 9 starting at 1 30 p m followed by lunch Glenn Sutton Sidney district commander and Mrs Marion Whitaker Sidney district president will lead with Bob Oswald West Point State Commander and Mrs Paul Dendinger Hartington State Treasurer attending Principal business is the election of officers for the coming year
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Clark Wicks with co host Mrs. Duane Golden. They discussed the state convention in Grand Island in May and completed plans for Founders Day on April 29 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Mrs. John Scholl presented the program Pictures of the Disciples. Guests included Mrs. James Mitterz Mrs. Stan Wells and Mrs. Larry Langley.
Xi Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Melvin McCoy home with Mrs. Ken Pittam as co host. Founders Day set for April 29 at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with four local chapters in attendance. E R Jimerson elected president Lewis Wilson vice president Doug Earnhart secretary Ken Pittam treasurer. Allen Karnik guest led tour of the Egging Company. Wilson to host May 3 meeting.
Barracks 2448 Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary met in Sidney with a 6:30 dinner. Frank Longan spoke on WWI entry, songs were sung, and officers announced upcoming events from Apr 8 to Jun 11. Members signed cards for hospitalized comrades and prepared VA hospital shipments. Next gathering May 4 with Sunol hosts.
The Very Rev. Vincent J. Pelster of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Sidney was honored on April 5 with a school program. Students opened with a freshman chorus, performed poetry and readings, and presented a gift to Father Pelster amid thanks for the patron saint dedication.
The Sidney Telegraph promotes printing services at 830 Eleventh Avenue for educators seeking reliable job printing for school notices, programs, and bulletins.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church met Tuesday at Mrs. Harriman's home. Leaders discussed the May 4-5 leadership clinic with state secretary Mrs. Collins Webb and planned an April 20 mission study and fellowship supper. Mrs. Mundy highlighted Africa with slides. Miss Glazier accompanied on flute. Guests included Mrs. Belle Calhoun and several members.
Den 2 Pack 82 met April 4 opening with cub scout handshake. Mrs Brannock made Sawdust clay and a volcano was built for the Pack meeting with the Mountains theme. Dale Hall spoke on a fishing trip with his dad Narv Brannock shared a life saving story. They played a game titled Into the Pond from Australia and closed with a song. Randy Humphrey brought treats. Reporter Marv Brannock.
Funeral services for Orval A. Hume 61 of Gurley will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the First Methodist Church in Sidney with Rev. John E Stayton officiating. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery. Hume died April 5 in Cheyenne Wyoming Veteran's Hospital after a long illness. He was born January 16 1906 in Royal Nebraska and grew up in Antelope Cedar counties before moving to Cheyenne County in 1912. Survivors include his mother Anna Hume three sisters and three brothers. A memorial to the Cancer Fund is being established.
Mrs. Charles Everitt was elected president of the Sidney Branch of AAUW and will serve as the branch delegate to the Nebraska AAUW division convention in Hastings. Miss Marie Nichelson was elected secretary, and the program featured solos by Jeanettte Jones and Ric Beese with accompaniment by Dan Long and Janice Gell.
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