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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
5
A Treasury Department quiz tests readers on U. S. Savings Bonds facts. It covers maturity terms taxes and ownership rules, asking true or false questions and offering guidance on who can buy and redeem bonds.
The text discusses tax deferral on bond interest until redemption, residency or employment requirements for eligibility, and statements about E Bonds. It notes wartime buying, the 1968 answer, redemption rules after two months, 10 year growth past maturity with automatic extension, and the usefulness of Payroll Savings Plans for gifting bonds.
Handel’s Messiah reshaped his career and Christmas musical culture. After a near downfall in 1741, he composed a charity tour and 23 days of intense work. The 1742 Dublin premiere drew 700, with King George II rising for the Hallelujah Chorus, catalyzing later London acclaim through annual Foundling Hospital benefits.
The 4-H club Finer Feeders met December 2 at LeRoy Grant home. Members answered with hog roll call. A motion set 25 cents per project picture. Bill Behrends presented slides from past years. Next meeting January 4, 1964 at the 4-H building. Members bring paper cups and plates for family plus three extras. Mrs. Glanz served refreshments. Newsreporter Linda Glanz.
Den 5 met at their den mother home to craft Christmas gifts for mothers and day favors for the hospital. Alan Vetter and Bill Rankin provided refreshments. The group also practiced for the Dec 17 pack meet and recited the cub scout promise. Scott Young reports on tartan approvals by Canadian provinces.
Brownie troop 20 held an investiture on December 5 at the Harold Tremain residence. New recruits Carol yn Hruska Nan Vizina and Peggy Heaton were welcomed. Mary Beth Rauner could not attend due to sickness. Old members rededicated themselves. A table etiquette skit was performed with mothers as guests and refreshments by Mrs. Tremain. Jackie Bevan reported. Central Scout Troop gathered at Mrs. Miller’s home to wrap gifts for mothers and fathers and play games. Jeanne Kinney served treats with Vicki Atkins as scribe.
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