Sidney Boys Land State Representatives for Cornhusker Program
Sidney's delegates to Cornhusker Boy's State in Lincoln this June are David Hruska and Bill Eddy with Joe Beyer as alternate. Hruska, a St Patrick's Academy junior, leads in football basketball and track and is active in music and glee activities. Eddy, Sidney High junior, heads the National Honor Society next year and excels in speech, staff work on High Life, and basketball. Beyer, a St Patrick's junior, participates in athletics and drama and plays in the school band. All three have earned commendations for leadership and sportsmanship.
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Sidney
Lincoln
David Hruska
Herb Hruska
Bill Eddy
Caleb Eddy
Hruska
Joe Beyer
James Beyer
St Patrick's Academy
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Post
Eddy
Sidney High School
National Honor Society
High Life
Chadron
Light Memorial
Rural Field Day Entries Due April 23
Entries for the Cheyenne County Rural Field Day are due April 23. The event on May 24 at Sidney High School begins with 8 am registration. Trophies go to top schools, with ribbons for first five winners and a first place relay trophy. a mixed relay replaces separate girl and boy teams.
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Cheyenne County
John Webb
Irven Butler
Box
Sidney Mr. Butler
Fred Fede
Paul Mills
Sidney High School
KSID
Webb
Paul Martin to Serve as Trustee for Children’s Home
Paul Martin, senior attorney, was elected to a one year term as trustee of the Children’s Home and Shelter Society. Dudley O. Aller of Omaha was elected president, succeeding Tracy J. Peycke who received a citation for ten years of service. In 1962 the society cared for five Cheyenne County children and achieved a record 129 adoptive placements. The organization served 371 children, 105 unwed mothers and logged 73 437 days of care along with 771 minor service cases.
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Paul Martin
Novaha C’ Dren S
Newborn Baby at Jenks Home in Quiet Hospital Census
A 3 lb 12 ounce baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs J R Jenks at 12 06 am on April 18. The hospital census lists 50 patients and seven babies in the nursery. The[DISH] dismissed names include Sisney Teresa Tucker and Helen Jarcax.
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Sidney
Ken Woodward
Rosa Highland
Clarence Bills
J Jenks
Tereza Sai
Susan Dal
On Sioux Army Depot
Roy Knight Potter
Lisa Wight
Melinda Kehl
Leslie Lipska
William Kubes Lodgepole
Charles Oliverius
Sisney Teresa Tucker
Helen Jarcax
Merbert Littleton
Oscar McClun
G H Doran
Katherine
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here Steven Lee Harris
Steven Lee Harris born Memorial Hospital at 1 29 am Sunday April 14 weighing seven pounds 11 4 ounces to Mr and Mrs Charles Harris of Sidney Grandparents Vernon Shoopman and Charles L Harris Great Grandparents Flossie Shonpman Mollie McCormick and others. Also birth of David Allen son to Mr and Mrs Donald Robinson at 7 am Tuesday April 16 at Memorial Hospital Grandparents George Bloom and O P Burrows with siblings listed.
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Steven Lee Harris
Charles Harris
Steven Lee
Memorial Hospital
Chuck
Vernon Shoopman
Charles L. Harris
Sidney
Flossie Shonpman
Angora, Neb
Mollie McCormick
Lusk, Wyo
David Allen Robinson
Donald Robinson
David Allen
Betty Lou
Donald LeRoy
Katheryn Rose
William Lawrence
Georgianna Faye
Donna Rae
George Bloom
Rapd City
S. Dak
F FE Wackerla
Merle Robinson
Colton
Ground Breaking Set Sunday for St Patrick’s School
The half million dollar St Patrick's school breaks ground at 7 pm Sunday at 73rd and Linden. Bishop John L Paschang will dig the first spadeful with Rev Father Vincent Pelster as MC. Attending are Mayor Dean Wilson, County Supt John Webb, contractor Carl Christ, Langhart McGuire rep, and visiting clergy.
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St. Patrick's School
Vincent Pelster
Linden
John L. Paschang
D. D
Grand Island
Father Pelster
Dean Wilson
Sidney
John Webb
Carl Christ
Langhart & McGuire
St. Pat’s
Kerrie Suzanne Hackett born to Hackett family
Kerrie Suzanne Hackett weighed six pounds fifteen ounces at 12 30 a.m. Tuesday April 16 at Memorial Hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs Jay Hackett of Kearney Nebraska celebrate the new daughter who joins six siblings and is welcomed by grandparents Mae McKinney and Clarence Beierte. Additional relatives include James Katnick Lawrence Nebr Henry Herbek Dewee Nebraska Fay Patrick Ord Oscar Hackett Ord and other extended kin. An earlier entry notes Sharon Mae McKinney born eight pounds seven ounces at 8 57 a.m. Tuesday April 16 at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul McKinney of Dix.
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Kerrie Suzanne Hackett
Jay Hackett
Kerrie Suzanne
Memorial Heszitcl
Hacketts
Kristi Kay
Joe Herbek
Lawrere, Nebr
Jay M Hackett
Kearney Great Grandmrente
James Katiick
Lawrence Nebr
Henry Herbek
Deweess Nebr
Fay Patrick
Ord
Oscar Hackett
Sharon Mae
Memorial Hospital
Paul McKinney
Dix
Jimmy
Linda
Danny
Ruth Ann
McKinney
Mae McKinney
Clarence Beierte
Drawbridge
North Loup
Nebr
Alfred Beierle
Richland
Richardson County Oil Site Is Staked
An oil drilling location is staked in Richardson County in extreme southeast Nebraska as J. E. and Fred Polensky announce plans for No. 1 Lilge in C NE NW Sec 10 2 16. The Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission approved the drilling term this week.
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Richardson County
Nebraska
J. E
Fred Polensky
Nebraska Oil and Gas Commission
Bean
Kimball County
Sage Oil Co
Commission
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Sidney’s
Rails Cafe
Sarg
GMC
DODGE
Children’s Home
Tania True Burrows
den Purrows
Cunee
Donna
Sherri
Janne
Jeanie
John Moseman
O. P. Burrows
Mitchell
Earl Anderson
Potter
Mo Wcerald Matzke
Chuck V. Ceed “Unner Nnurscay Nich
Robert Kallhoff
Kallhoff
New School
Sharon Mae McKinney
Maedies
Telegraph
W. E. Gunderson
D.C
Agronomists
Milton Handlel
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Riverside
Illinois St
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