Night Club Revue by Neeley School of Dance Monday
Young dancers Fred Astaire and Betty Grable will headline the Night Club Revue to be staged Monday night April 28 at the Sidney City Auditorium. Neeley School presents two floor shows Chez Paree and The Latin Quarter with 19 acts from Boogie Woogie to Tip Toe Through the Tulips. Master of ceremonies Larry Schmidt and Gary Schmidt. Soloists include Donna Sue Wedberg Jennifer Babbitt Diane Cabela Charlotte Dorwart among a long list of performers.
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Ernestine Childers
Ronald Frame
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Young Dancer In Recital Monday At City Auditorium
Cheryl Johnson seven year old Sidney dancer from Neeley School of Dance is among about 100 students to perform Monday night in the Night Club Revue at the city auditorium. The article notes the establishment of the Department of State on September 15 following creation of the Department of Foreign Affairs on July 27, 1789.
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Afghanistan's government described as constitutional monarchy
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End of era eyed for college football shopper
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U P Oldtimer Dies in Sidney After Long Illness
Bill Boras aged 62, longtime Sidney resident and 42 year employee of Union Pacific, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital in Cheyenne after an extended illness. He was active in the Union Pacific Oldtimers club and the Greek Orthodox Church of Bayard. He came from Greece in 1909 and to Sidney in 1930. Surviving are his wife Katherine and a step-daughter Helen Weidener of Portland Oregon. Funeral and burial will be in Bayard with Wiederspahn and Grace Mortuary in charge. service date not set.
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Deranged Man Creates Scare Near Kimball
A 72 year old Detroit man Steven Kolodziejczyk alarmed Kimball county residents after disembarking a west bound bus and fleeing into darkness Sunday night. He was found Monday five miles northwest of Bushnell with a hatchet and over 1700 dollars in cash. Authorities sought his relatives and urged vigilance.
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Man Found After Bus Disappearance Near Bushnell
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