Spelling Bee Honors Sidney Public School Students
About 300 contestants entered the Sidney spelling contest held by the Parent Teacher Association. Awards went to Sharon Christensen of Frances Willard for first place in the third and fourth grade division and Fred Mullican of North Side for second place in the same division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public School
Sidney Parent- Teacher Association
Sharon Christensen
Frances Willard
Fred Mullican
North Side
Fifth and Sixth Grade Winners Named in Local Contest
Donald Schmidt of Frances Willard and Mary Lyn Talcott of North Side earned first and second in sixth grade while Janet Hartman and Karen Kinney, both eighth grade, took first and second in the seventh and eighth division. T. R. Tillotson read the contest words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Schmidt
Frances Willard
Marylyn Talcott
North Side
Janet Hartman
Karen Kinney
T. R. Tillotson
Radio Official Will Speak On Wednesday At Union Dinner
Max Brown manager of Radio Station KRVN Lexington will be guest speaker at Farmers Union annual managers and directors dinner meeting Wednesday night The dinner will be served at the Yendis party room Telegraph Want Ads Get Resuits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Brown
KRVN
Lexington
Farmers Union Annual Managers and Directors
Three Hurt In Wrecks In Nebraska Sunday Patrol Reports
A series of automobile wrecks over the weekend in Nebraska left three people injured. A 1939 International pickup driven by Florence K Robinson crossed into the viaduct area east of Sidney causing minor injuries to the driver and about 150 dollars in damage. A two car collision four and a half miles east of Dalton involved a 1950 Chevrolet and a 1935 Ford, with Luther H Maxwell injured and taken to Dalton Hospital. A 1937 Chevrolet sedan driven by Lloyd E West north of Sidney rolled after a tie rod failure, with Mrs West treated for bruises and a cracked pelvis at a local hospital.
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Florence K. Robinson
Sidney
Dalton
Hubert Robertson
Ford
Hobart Garneaux
Wood
S. C
Robertson
Garneaux
Chevrolet
South Dakota
Luther H. Maxwell
Lloyd E. West
Highway Patrol
Singing Suzies 4 H Club Meets At April Session
The Singing Suzies 4 H Club met at Mary Ann Rufenacht s home on Monday April 9 with seven members present and three absent. They discussed tea towels and received Sleeping and Lounging books. The Summer Wardrobe group talked about work and play clothes. The next meeting will be at Roberts Franzen s home on Monday May. A lunch was served by the hostess. Viola Payne, Reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Rufenacht
Roberts Franzen
Viola Payne
West Sidney 4-H Club Holds First Meeting Since Organizing
The West Sidney 4-H club met at District 36 schoolhouse for its first gathering after organizing. President Richard Hazlitt presided as members voted 10 cent dues per meeting. Demonstration on rope whipping by Ivan Liljegren. Leaders named Marvin Kettler and assistant Sam Robinson. Next meeting set for April 27 at District 36. William Robinson.
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Sidney
Richard Hazlitt
Ivan Liljegren
Marvin Kettler
Sam Robinson
Dist
William Robinson
Big Springs To Get Its Own Paper Again
Big Springs will regain a hometown newspaper as Frank Budd, an Arlington newspaperman, plans to move to Big Springs around May 1 and reopen the Panhandle Press, formerly the Devel County Herald. The paper will be set by hand at first until typesetting equipment is obtained. Publication was suspended last September when editor Gene Brown was recalled to military service, ending the partnership with his brother Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Paul
Gene Brown
Panhandle Press
Frank Budd
Arlington
Devel County Herald
Meeting Set For Training 4-H Leaders
A training meeting for 4-H leaders from Cheyenne County will be held in the Sidney City Auditorium basement on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Extension heads from Lincoln will conduct sessions on foods homemaking and clothing clubs with Ada May Marshall assisting in clothing instruction. Marshall, a former 4-H member and alternate New York State winner in the national dress revue, holds a BS from Syracuse University and brings hands on 4-H experience to her guidance.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney City
Violet Shepherd
Lincoln
Ada May Marshall
Simplicity Pattern Company
Marshall
New York State
College of Home Economics
Syracuse University
Fifth Concert Is Added To Music Series
The Sid ney Civic Music Association adds a fifth concert for 1951 52 featuring Benno and Sylvia Rabinoff, a piano and violin duo. The decision follows a negative Telegraph review of Marion Bell’s Sidney performance on March 26, with Civic Concert Service noting management does not guarantee artist delivery. Rabinoff will perform next season if Sidney provides the auditorium and piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Civic Music Association
Benno
Sylvia Rabinoff
D. L.carnetet
Civic Concert Service, Inc
Marion Bell
Telegraph
Miss Bell
Carnetet
T. H. McNish
Sidney Association
McNish
Cornetet
Rabinoff
Troop 4 girls hike to Standpipe Hill after school
On Monday April 9 the Troop 4 girls hiked to Standpipe Hill after classes then visited the leader’s home. Gretchen Range served popsicles and the group enjoyed games and songs until 5 15. Donna Reiners served as Secretary and Reporter.
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Standpipe Hill
Gretchen Range
Donna Reiners
Newcomers Club in Sidney Plans April 30 Meeting
The Sidney Newcomers club schedules an April 30 evening gathering for members and husbands at 6 30 in the city auditorium dining room. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service. newcomers new to Sidney and without prior meetings are especially invited. A post dinner entertainment follows. for more information call Mrs. J W Vaughn at 5776.
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The
Newcomers Club of
Sidney
Sidney City Auditorium
J. W. Vaughn
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Huntsman
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Massey-Harris
John Deere
Alfred Jorgenson
Mable Jorgenson
Emerald Rapp
Joan Frerichs
Nebraska Highway Safety Patrol
Suzies
Dodge
Hughes Groste Pointe Farms
Michigan
Alent
Senate
Houston
Texas
Elwell Motors
Illinois Street
Frigidaire
Lindley & Sons
Indgepol, Nebraska
Kripal Chevrolet Company
Lodgepole, Nebraska
Girl Scouts
Illinois
Hawthorne Bikes
Krause
Old 19
New Gas
Larson Machinery Co
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