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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
9
Harry Gregory was guest of honor at a birthday party Sunday evening hosted at the Richard Bules home. Present were sister Violet Minshall and nieces and nephews Mr. and Mrs James Minshall Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bules and Angela. The evening featured cards and celebration.
Sidney residents Mrs Martin Furry and Mrs Milan Glassburn announce the engagement of Ruth Carter to Richard L Glassburn. Carter will graduate from Sidney High School this year. Glassburn works at Egging Cab Company. A June wedding is planned.
A dense list of local meetings and events for April 9 to May 2. Activities include 4-H Vet Science, Alpha Nu Beta Sigma Phi, Rotary and Kiwanis gatherings, prenatal classes, LDS and church groups, golf, nursing, sewing, and youth events. Also listed are memorials, district meetings, and community dinners with contact numbers.
Dalton State Bank president Tom Olsen will be the featured speaker at the NFO smorgasbord dinner and meeting on April 16 at 6 30 pm at the Dalton Cafe. Members should bring a guest and call to reserve with Irvin Campbell or Bob Laflaer.
Census shows three patients and one baby in the nursery at Memorial Hospital. Admissions include Sidney Scott Steffens Delores Beyer Kate Bayliff Edwin Bennett Kathleen Bartels Bridgeport Charlotte Brown Chappel Margaret Dutton Delmer Long Dix Greg Brothers, with dismissals for Sidney Myrtle Frahm Beverly Gammon and daughter Gloria Contrad Scott Steffens Kimball Bonita Hyatt Dalton Jennifer Geller Sund Connie Stoll and daughter Gurley Debby Ewert.
Lawrence Thompson exalted ruler of the Sidney Elks welcomed attendees at Saturday’s benefit dance despite heavy snow. Colorado Wheelers could not attend due to bad weather but plan to appear later in spring. Featured callers were Mal Minshall Sidney Rudy Parks Commerce City Chan Chandler Lakewood.
Mr and Mrs George Hillman will be honored by friends on their 40th anniversary with an open house April 15 at the Lodgepole Methodist Church from 2 to 4 PM. George Hillman and Alice Bowser wed in Bridgeport on April 15, 1933. they have two children, Mrs Richard Dawson of Tacoma and Delbert Hillman of Grand Lake, plus three grandchildren. They request no gifts.
Cub Scout Pack hosts a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at 1030 Forrest Street from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clothes shoes dishes furniture and more will be on sale Call Gale Brumbaugh Wayne Rohde or Bob Leininger for item pickup or donation.
Jordon Ball was featured on the program after the International Dinner held Wednesday. Sponsored by the AAUW he presented slides from his European tour with notes on country buildings and art. Alberta Walker was elected president and Barbara Hokom the secretary for a two year term. The Nebraska State Division AAUW Convention is set for Omaha on April 28 29. Sidney branch may have three voting delegates. Thirty eight members and guests attended the dinner with a wide array of international dishes.
Tuesday offers Barbecued wieners with steamed corn and peanut butter sandwiches. Wednesday features homemade chili crackers Jello peaches pears and rolls. Thursday serves Chicken fried steaks with mashed potatoes and brown gravy. Friday includes Fish fillets tartar sauce creamed vegetables and apple sauce cake. Monday presents Ham and cheese noodle casserole with beets and corn muffins. Subject to change.
Sara Hughes hosted the Helping Hands 4-H Club gathering on March 27. Members opened with the pledge and discussed the Spring Party, selling raffle tickets, and completing part two of the project by making plain and fancy puddings. Kris Schwartz provided entertainment. Mary McElwain and Renae Radcliffe won prizes. The next meeting is set for April 10 at Janis Kocourek's home.
National Geographic notes that in the United States about three in 100000 reach age 100 while in Azerbaijan the rate is 63 per 10000, illustrating marked regional differences in extreme longevity.
A nostalgic column explores how adults misname others, often by confusing first names and genders. The author shares personal slips with family members and a recent street encounter where a greeting misfired, illustrating the ongoing challenge of accurate naming.
Valerie Michelle Gammon was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Marland Gammon. The baby weighs seven pounds eight ounces. Siblings include William, 6, and Derrick. Grandparents are Rosella Wortman and W L Gammon.
A baby girl named Stacey Leen Stoll arrived April 2 weighing seven pounds five and three fourths ounces. She is welcomed by her parents Brent and Stacey Stoll and one brother Bart, with grandparents W Dale Talich Floyd Stoll and great grandparents John Franss Roy Earnhart Art Stoll.
Scott Alan Bartels announces the birth of his baby boy Scott Alan born March 14 weighing eight pounds eight and three fourths ounces. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bartels of Gothenburg with brothers Michael and Kevin. Grandparents are Helen Bartels of Sidney and Coe and Mrs Sharp of Akron Colorado. great grandmother is Mrs. Carl Sharp of Brush Colorado.
The Safety Committee of the Community Improvement Council will meet Wednesday at 8 pm at the fire hall. Attendees should use the north side door. Keep Our City Clean.
Clean and dry chicken. In a 10 inch skillet melt butter and cook onion until golden. Mix in rice raisins walnuts and use to stuff chicken. Roast as desired. Toast walnuts by baking 350 degree oven until lightly brown.
The First United Methodist Church of Sidney hosted the March 10 wedding of Betty Jane Ben Ben and Randall Ray Wilson. The ceremony featured a red white and blue decor theme, full bridal attire, leis of carnations, and a reception in the 4-H building. The couple plans to reside on Joy Ranch north of Lakeside after their honeymoon trip, with many out of town guests attending from Colorado and Wyoming.
St Pauls Ladies Aid met in Fellowship Hall with 22 members and one guest, Mrs Arthur Baack, welcomed as a new member. Devotions were led by Mrs G H Boehnke. a film on spreading the gospel was shown. interior painting planned for week of April 8. Easter breakfast to choir families after sunrise service. anti abortion meetings noted. next meeting May 3.
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