Local notes roll through Sidney events and travel
Local items report Ed Mintken returning from Fremont with his wife after illness. Omaha visitors Mrs. Stanley Jensen and Mrs. Ward Jones stay with relatives. Tech Sgt Neal Luehrs and family from Seattle visit. Pindell attends Louisville funeral. Helfrichs travel to Oregon and Hebron after visits. Highlights include a Sidney picnic, Mitchell weekend, W C T U gathering, and local travels. Diane Elizabeth Tobin born April 22 at Taylor Hospital. Melissa Koehler cited for high scholarship. 4 H club Merry Maids elect officers. meeting noted with motto and activities.
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Ed Mintken
Fremont
Mintken
Stanley Jensen
Omaha
Ward Jones
Jensen
Jones
Neal Luehrs
Seattle
Washington
Brther
Elberne Luehrs
Boston
Mass
I. L. Pindell
Louisville
Kentucky
Portland
Oregon
C. J. Helfrich
Hebron
Nebraska
P. J. Helfrich
Helfrich
Grand Island
Mr. Jones
Sidney Young
Cedars
Ramona Peters
Marilyn Lafler
JoAnn Draper
Nancy Boyd
Mickey
Holtman
Duane Kahl
Donnie Miller
Bob Jones
Jake Schilling
Mitchell
Gerald Gardner
14Th Avenue
Russell Dedrick
Marcel
Sydney Dunn
Elmer Holtman
Lodgepole
Han“ett Kidney
R. H. Sharman
Costa Mesa
C.nif
Sharman
L. P. Houge
Indianapolis
Houge
W. M. Winders
Denver
Har
Merry Maids 4-H Club
Daiwa
Louise Webster
Webster
Marilyn Linton
Betty Schroeder
Shirley Groshans
Shirley Schroeder
Joyce Ladine
Dance Events Fill Calendar in Sidney and Vicinity
A week of dances is advertised across Sidney. Ted Schroeder and his orchestra play at the city auditorium tonight for the Civilian Welfare Club. Saturday offers three dances including the Potter firemen's ball and Lorenzo. Sidney American Legion Club features Bill and Glenn and Solovex. Sunday Frank Dedrick plays at Krueger's Lake. Wheat Belt Club hosts a barn dance Monday. Tuesday Bill Meidinger and his Boys perform at the city auditorium with a dance and floor show. Knights of Columbus host a dance next Thursday May 1 at the city auditorium with a $400 deep freeze prize. Chappell hosts the junior senior prom next Thursday night open to the public.
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Sidney
The
Telegraph
Ted Schroeder
City Auditorium
Civilian Welfare Club of
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Potter
Tex
Lorenzo
American Legion Club
Bill
Glenn
Solovex
Frank Dedrick
Mkrueger
Knights of Columbus
Chappell
Polly Pigtails Learn Sewing for Mother's Day Gifts
Polly Pigtails began sewing activities Saturday with sponsor Mrs. C. W. Zike. The group prepared Mother’s Day gifts as a project and enjoyed a Sunday breakfast at the Zike home hosted by Dion Cawthra on April 20.
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Polly Pigtails
C. W. Zike
Zike
Dion Cawthra
Polly
Eversharp introduces new ball point pen at $8.75
The Gift Shop stocks a new Eversharp ball point pen priced at eight dollars and seventy five cents, promising smooth writing with no skipping. The item targets shoppers seeking reliable everyday pens.
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Eversharp
Marble Tourney Set for May Ninth at Legion Park
The county-wide marble tournament will be held at Legion Park in Sidney on Friday May 9, sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Winners from area schools advance to a district meet May 18 at Bridgeport, the state tourney May 24 and 25 at Lincoln, and the national event in June at Boy's Town near Omaha. All expenses are paid for the winner to attend each level, funded by a five cent entrance fee from contestants.
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Legion Park
Sidney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bridgeport
Lincoln
Boy’s Town
Omaha
VFW
Rev Gardner Speaks at Chadron Career Day Forum
The Rev Gerald W Gardner of Sidney spoke at Chadron State Teachers College for Career Day. Led by Dr Robert Ellwood the event offered consultations discussions and sectional meetings to guide Western Nebraska youth. Gardner discussed Education or Eviction before more than 250 attendees.
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Gerald W. Gardner
Sidney
Chadron State Teachers College
Robert Ellwood
Western
Nebraska
Gardner
Gift Shop Jewelers Unveils New Boudoir Pin Up Lamps
The Gift Shop Jewelers announces a fresh display featuring pin ups boudoir and a table lamp collection in full color and varied shapes. Shoppers can view diverse styles as part of a new arrivals showcase at their store.
Ink Origins at The Telegraph Showdown
The Telegraph advertises Sheaffer Skrip and Parker Quink as the era’s top inks. Readers are urged to shop these two popular brands at the paper’s outlet.
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Sheaffer
Parker
THE
Telegraph
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