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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1956
Page
6
Lodgepole residents honor H C Quinn Sr on his 80th with dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Louis Quinn. Community events include Lions Club meetings at the Legion Hall and a Christmas party for Lutheran Ladies Aid. Various local gatherings, visits, and upcoming district events are listed among neighbors and families in Lodgepole.
The Girls Scout group met Monday December 10 at the Methodist Church basement. Patty Zalesky attended as a visitor and played piano as members sang Christmas carols. They worked on Christmas gifts for their parents. Carol Ann Pivonka reporter.
Weekend notices show Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club hosting a Christmas party with events on Friday the 14th and a Saturday December 15 annual gathering. Proceeding details appear in local listings.
Last week election was held for members of the Junior class to attend County Government in Sidney on Dec. 17. The following were elected by the student body: County Clerk Reuben Quinn Treasurer Doris Franss Judge Kent Wise Superintendent Janet Hokum Welfare director Dorothy Brown Sheriff Lawrefce Theis Attorney Patty Sheridan Court Clerk Mary Jo Luxa Assessor Dennis Rentz Commissioners Keith Wise Dale Kastens and Leslie Jurgens. Mothers Club met at the home Ec Room Friday afternoon. The first grade and their teacher Mrs. Finch provided the entertainment. Plans were completed for the costumes for the operetta which will be held Dec. 20. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dailey Mrs. H. Quinn Mrs. Glant Mrs. Bud From and Mrs. Dale Talich. A large crowd attended the opening game at Dalton Friday night. Lodgepole Girls Volleyball team lost 62 to 31. We are proud of our team and their coach and wish them a successful season. We also hope that the girls volleyball team will have a good season. The Seniors received their pictures Monday. Mr. Caldwell was out of school Thursday and Friday. We were glad to see him back Monday. Mr. Madson and Mr. Nordbrock planned to enjoy the day hunting Saturday but due to the icy highway they had to postpone their trip. Mr. Mason and a tourist collided near the Farmers Elevator causing considerable damage to both cars. Mr. Mason received a cut in his forehead which required several stitches. He was able to be in school Monday.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship service at 11 00 a m Intermediate MYF met at the parsonage Regular meeting of Womens Society of Christian Service in the church parlors with large attendance Mrs Clarence Meyer and Rev Bartlett led the Alcohol lesson Lydiatt led devotions topic What became of the Wise Men Gifts Plans for the Senior MYF and older youth party on Dec 23 with caroling chili supper and sanctuary devotions Reception for Mr Bates birthday at the Legion Hall on Dec 30 annual dinner and bazaar last Wednesday a success about 230 attended thanks from Mrs Forrest Tremain Refreshments served by Mrs Zalesky Hern bloom Bills Hillman Senior MYF met Sunday evening at the parsonage Christmas meditation led the lesson
Reports from Lodgepole Valley sub district and a study club luncheon note cross town gatherings. Honorees include Rev Townsend Bollinger Jones Smith and Dr Seagraves reviewed. Nine members attended each fall meeting in Chehalis Washington and a 1921 driver permit story from Nellie Roundtree is recorded.
Farmer John Bale took his ailing hog to a veterinarian who prepared a large needle Bale held. The hog jolted Bale’s hand, causing him to jab his own arm as the plunger released and the fluid entered his flesh.
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