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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1959
Page
8
A Sidney kindergarten member Fileen Tobin joked about a six legged back seat after a big roomy car commercial. Cheyenne County towns held light school and town board elections with Potter strongest turnout and Sidney delaying city polls until 1960.
Officials planned a new wing dedication at Children's Hospital and placed a rag doll in the cornerstone. A young patient from the hospital was chosen to press the doll into the block as part of the ceremony.
Oshkosh services will be held at the Lutheran Church at 10 a.m. for Air Force Captain Joe J. Rhiley 34 killed in a T 33 jet trainer crash in Japan Burial is in Arlington National Cemetery Dr T J C Schuldt will officiate Rhiley lifelong Oshkosh resident served 12 years in the Air Force and in World War II He is survived by his wife his father King Rhiley Sr three brothers Kine Jr Jack Randall his step mother and step brother His mother preceded him in death
The record lists admitted individuals in Sidney Sand Lake and Dalton including Dorothy Davis Mrs Ben Belden George Rippe Jody Marie McCumber Mrs Melvin Lockhart and others. Dismissed in Sidney includes Rose Heavrin Gerald Miller Jacob Applehans Bernard Behrends Earl Kruger Jose Sabala and additional family members and associates.
Mr and Mrs James G Bray announce the birth of daughter Victoria Lynne at Memorial Hospital at 1 28 AM Wednesday April 8 weighing five pounds seven ounces Grandparents Mr and Mrs Ted Rodler of Big Fork Mont and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Al Boucher of Sidney Also mentions David John Pearson birth in Mem
Better the Best 4-H Club held its third regular meeting at Linda Gade home on Monday evening April 6 with four members present and three absent. A short business session led by president Dale Ommen included a lesson on choosing 4 H and parts of a steer. After the pledge refreshments were served by Mrs Clinton Gade and Mrs David Fraass. The next meeting is planned at John Ommen’s home with Peggy Allington reporting.
A baby boy weighing eight pounds ten ounces was born Wednesday April 8 at a local Omaha hospital. He has sisters Sharon Kay, nine, and Joan Gail, two. Grandparents are Mrs. C. A. Pearson of Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. John Tjarks of Harvard Nebraska.
The next Crippled Children’s Clinic will be held at the Elks Club in Ogallala on Saturday April 25. The event, announced by Mrs. Joan Hart Cheyenne County Welfare Director, offers consultation and possible treatment under State Services for Crippled Children if private care isn’t available. Parents should contact Mrs Hart by April 22 for transportation. The clinic, run with Nebraska Elks Association and State Services for Crippled Children, serves Cheyenne Arthur Deuel Garden Keith Logan Lincoln Merherson and Perkins Counties.
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