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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
6
The Eager Hands 4-H Club of Sidney won the song contest held Wednesday night at St Patrick's Academy auditorium. The group performed a patriotic medley and received purple ribbons for their outstanding effort. Seated in the photo is Mary Therese.
Kearney State College schedules three graduation exercises for 1968 with 809 total degrees to be awarded to seniors and graduate students. Aug. 9 summer commencement lists 282 candidates including 75 graduates pursuing master's degrees and 207 applying for bachelor’s degrees. Names include Gary Fanoele Janice Jacobs Lonnie Schmid Patricia Brohman and Ronald Flohr reflecting regional ties in Chap pell Sidney Dale ton.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Joseph S. Oliverius 57 were held Thursday at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. The Bridgeport Baptist Church cousin Rev. Dale Falk officiated. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Jim Oliverius Don Rieken Leonard Rieken Love Doty Vern Hewitt Henry Ly. Born December 19 1910 in Axtell Nebraska she moved from Imperial to Lodgepole in 1942 living in Sidney and Crook before returning to Sidney in 1953. She married Joseph S. Oliverius May 16 1946. Survived by husband mother four sons one daughter and nine grandchildren.
Nebraska State Patrol trooper investigates two Potter accidents. Ricky Edleman, 21, Cedar Rapids Iowa, lost control entering D and E Super Service from Highway 30, hitting three guard posts and a parked Leonard Parshall vehicle causing about 35 dollars damage to his car and 110 to the Parshall vehicle. Jeanette Hilpert, 18 Potter, was rear ended on Front Street by Bruce Johnson, 18 Hooker Oklahoma, with no injuries and about 600 dollars damage to each pickup.
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