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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1969
Page
3
A December 21 1969 account describes a lavish birthday party where guests celebrate amidst music food and spectacle. An awkward moment arises as the guest of honor is missing and officials reveal he wasn’t invited. The piece links the incident to Christmas gala traditions.
Due to holiday complications a Tuesday afternoon deadline remains for the Dec 26 and Jan 77 church page changes. Submit information to the religious editor at 254-2429 before 5 p.m. on Tuesday Dec 23 and Dec 30. Cooperation from Sidney's ministers and church associates is appreciated.
Clarkson swine testing station operated by Farmland Industries announced sale dates February 4 and March 2. The event features spring-farrowed boars under test at the station near the Highways 91 and 15 intersection. Buyers can obtain boar counts and production records from the station manager. The Clarkson station and others in Iowa follow a coordinating board for uniform testing and reporting swine performance.
Ogallala Elks Lodge members authorized a 100000 remodeling plan at the regular meeting on Thursday. Grand Lodge approval is needed before work starts and funding will come from existing funds with no dues increase. The upper floor would house dining facilities a lounge a lodge room and a kitchen while the lower floor would include a lounge and card room.
Mr and Mrs Norman Taylor purchase the publishing business of W Blair and Mildred Heath owners of the Overton Observer since 1938 and Elm Creek Beacon since 1948 The Taylors will take over Jan 1 Polly Heath is a daughter of the Heaths and both Taylors are Overton High School graduates He is an Omaha World Herald employee.
The Nebraska Blue Farm Account Book FM 65 1 from University of Nebraska Agricultural Economists aids farmers with business records for farm operations. It includes income tax data landlord expenses livestock receipts social security items a farm map and land use records and financial summaries. Additional publications like depreciation schedules extra pages and a farm business analysis sheet support investment and livestock return evaluations. The Blue Account Book and extras can be purchased or requested through the County Agent.
Lincoln The 1969 Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Growers Directory lists certified seed growers for spring seeded crops with varieties, acreages, generation class and addresses. It also includes Nebraska Approved processors who buy inspected seed for certification completion. Copies are available at County Extension offices or by writing to the association in Lincoln Nebraska.
Lincoln Nebraska the annual Nebraska Irrigation Short Course will be at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education January 12 and 13 chaired by William Splinter department of agriculture engineering Topics cover economic impact of irrigation district issues fertilizer needs herbicides and insecticides center pivot and moving sprinkler systems irrigation scheduling buried pipelines subsurface irrigation corrosion of wells and center pivot costs Registration is 12 for both days or 7 for one day Registrations and program available at county extension offices.
Myron Hornby of Grand Island Nebraska died suddenly Monday after surgery Friday. Fran Frenzel and Opal Frenzel are at Kenneth Gillham home with other relatives expected from Colorado Springs Denver Fort Collins. Burial will be in Sidney Friday as the community extends sympathy.
The Chrismon tree at Peetz United Methodist Church in Colorado is the focal point of holiday decorations and will be used in the Sunday Christmas program on December 21 at 7 p.m. Children from Sunday School will present an interpretation. The program invites public attendance.
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