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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1956

Page

4

Boyle Couple to Mark 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank S Boyle of 510 Illinois St will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an Open House at home Sunday April 15 inviting friends 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm for those unable to attend afternoon. Daughter Ruth Boyle aided by Mrs Lloyd Goranson and others. They married April 12 1916 in Weeping Water and lived near Weeping Water Cozad Sidney. They request no gifts.

Frank S. Boyle Illinois St Ruth Boyle Lloyd Goranson Peetz Clarence Maack Cozad Kenneth Larson Gurley Eugene Zwicki Sidney Mrs. Boyle

Harris Elected Director of Nebraska Hospital District

Frank Harris, administrator at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital, was elected director of District three of the Nebraska Hospital Association. The vote occurred at a North Platte meeting last week, with six district meetings planned during the year. District three covers roughly the western one third of the state.

Frank Harris Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Nebraska Hospital Assn North Platte Harris

Kookie Kutters 4-H Club Reorganizes At Leader's Home

The Kookie Kutters 4-H Club reorganized at Vera Hare's home on April 4 at 7 p.m. Donna Hruska presided as meeting called to order and officers were elected.

Kookie Kutters Vera Hare Donna Hruska

School Club Minutes Mentioning Baking Projects and Plans

The document lists club officers Karen Hruska president Carol Albro vice president Kathy Stu eve secretary Marcia Treblick treasurer and Kathy Schwartz news reporter Judy Karnik call girl. It notes two projects Beginning Baking and Lets Cook with Lets Cook chosen for two girls. Ten tentative plans are recorded for the following year. Barbara McIntosh led the pledge. Vera Hare provided lunch. The next meeting is May 2 at Judy Karniks home at 7 p.m. Kathy Schwartz reporter. Also mentions typewriter paper and Red Writing Hood brand. The 1955 US wheat crop is cited as 938 million bushels.

Karen Hruska Carol Albro Kathy Stueve Marcia Treblick Kathy Schwartz Judy Karnik Barbara McIntosh Vera Hare

Officer Slate For Cheyenne County Educators Announced

Nominations for Cheyenne County Education Association officers are announced. Candidates include Dale Flora Dalton Bud Glahn Potter for president Josie Klitzing SOD and Duane Freeman Lodgepole for vice president Barney Carroll Sunol and N A Caldwell Potter for second vice president Alice McLaughlin SOD and Noma Warren Rotter secretary Mabel Oliver Gurley and Lavonne Lippett Dalton for treasurer Edward Townley Dalton and John Flore Gurley associate delegate. Election set for the Smorgasbord dinner and meeting at the Yendis Cafe next Monday evening.

Cheyenne County Education Association Dale Flora Dalton Bud Glahn Potter Josie Klitzing SOD Duane Freeman Lodgepole Barney Carroll Sunol N. A. Caldwell Alice McLaughlin Noma Warren Rotter Mabel Oliver Gurley Lavonne Lippett Edward Townley John

Crippled Children's Fund Drive Reports Lag in Giving

Mrs. William P. Ackerman, chairman, announced today that contributions to the Crippled Children's Association fund drive are lagging behind last year's total. She urged timely donations and provided the address for contributions in care of Mrs. Ackerman.

William P. Ackerman Crippled Children’s Association Ackerman

Brownie Troop 84 Holds May Meeting at Mrs Johnson’s

Brownie Troop 84 met at Mrs. Carl B. Johnson’s home with 14 members. Maurine Bennett presided and roll call was answered by good manners. The group started a Mother’s Day project and read Alice in Wonderland. Linda Hirsch brought the snack served by Barbara Nelson and Carla McBain. Karen Simmerman reported.

Carl B. Johnson Maurine Bennett Linda Hirsch Barbara Nelson Carla McBain

License Stolen Reported To Sidney Police

Gary Tagtmeyer reported the theft of his motor vehicle license plate 39 2857 to Sidney police on Saturday. The text notes then mentions Japanese farms with an average of 214 acres each.

Motor

Merry Mix Bridge Club Hosts Guests and Prizes

The Merry Mix Bridge Club met at Mrs. Carl Ziegler's home with five out-of-club guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Kluttz and Mrs. Jones while club honors went to Mrs. Sharp, Nimtz, and Cork. The Elk’s Ladies Pinochle Club met in Elks Lodge rooms with hosts Mrs. Hartway and Mrs. Batchelder. standings listed Treinen, Hajek, and Sparks. Next meeting April 20 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Karnik and Mrs. McRae.

Merry Mix Carl Ziegler H. P. Kluttz Rae Jones Lyle Johnson Glen Draper Jack Weimer Kluttz Guess Jones Lawrence Sharp Albert Nimtz Seco High Walter Cork Elk's Ladies Pinochia Club Elks Lodge John Hartway Esther Batchelder Marion Treinen Joe Hajek Karolyn Sparks Elks Lawrence Brachtenbach Leon Karnik Bob McRae

Illinois agricultural economist values soil bank incentives

University of Illinois economist W. N. Thompson estimates that soil bank payments of 50 to 60 dollars per acre are needed to attract midwestern corn land. He argues that about 70 pushes per acre are required to make farming attractive, with smaller payments drawing fringe and poorer land into the program.

Champaign W. N. Thompson University of Illinois

Hearing Expert Taul to Visit Sidney for Free Exams

Sonotone hearing specialist John W. Taul of Greeley will be in Sidney at the Couch Hotel Thursday April 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. offering free examinations and audiometric tests with no obligation. The event also features the ear level Sonotone hearing aid that is worn at the ear and may be worn invisibly by women and inconspicuously by men.

Sonotone John W. Taul Greeley Sidney Couch

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