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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1961
Page
6
Articles of incorporation filed with the Nebraska Secretary of State by Ho-Maid Products Inc of Sidney. The firm will deal in food products including salad dressings. Incorporators are C S Thornton and Myrtle Thornton of Sidney and Ronald Thornton of Arvada Colorado. Authorized capital stock is 25000 dollars.
Don E. Russell, 51, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Russell of Sidney, died suddenly at his home in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon. He is survived by his wife Letha two children Twila Kay 19 and Terry 16. His relatives Mrs Roland Banks Doyle Butts and Mrs Blaine Thompson of Sidney attend the funeral services in Los Angeles.
The Jolly Nine 4 H Club met February 1 at 3 30 p m at Margaret O Connell's home. President Margaret O Connell led a brief meeting. Beth Grant was absent. Lesson focused on sandwich making and lunch sandwiches were prepared. Next meeting set for February 15 at Lois Jean Powell's home.
Army recruit Leonard F Schmoldt, 18, son of Otto F Schmoldt of Dix, is completing eight weeks of advanced light-weapon training at Fort Riley Kansas. The program ends February 24 and covers infantry tactics and handling M 1 rifles machineguns and rocket launchers following basic training at the same post. Schmoldt, a 1950 Dix High School graduate, entered the Army last October.
Feb 6 gathering at Mrs Haiths featured a Rattler game and a flag ceremony led by John OConnell and Mike O Hal Jeran. Jimmy Maddox shared a scrapbook. John OConnell provided treats. Jeff Samson reported.
Classified teaser urges readers to use the Telegraph wantads to place items for sale or barter. It emphasizes quick listings and broad reach for buyers and sellers in the community.
James Milton Nissen of Sidney is listed as one of the alternate nominees to Senator Roman Hruska for the Air Force Academy. Other alternates include Woodrow Michael Hedlund of Chappell and Michael Allan Houghtaling of Kimball. Principal nominee is Robert Frederick Hemphill Jr. of Omaha. Hruska’s Naval Academy nominees are Barry Blackman of Kimball and Charles W. Casey of Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Abelardo Solis announce the birth of their daughter Elaine Mentura on Wednesday February 8 at 9 08 pm in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce She has a brother Abelardo Jr three and a sister Rosalie ten months
A son, Jon Bradley, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Millhollin at 1 45 p.m. on Tuesday Feb 7 at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 94 ounces. He has sisters Lori Ann and Kelly Jo. Grandparents are R N Millhollin, Dale E Bottom, all of Bridgeport, with great grandparents Claude Millhollin and V M Bottom of Bridgeport.
Diana Marie Dickinson daughter of Diana and Amend Dickinson of Lodgepole born Feb 7 at 10 09 am weighing six pounds eight ounces. Craig Alan son of Craig and Calvin Larson of Potter born Feb 7 at 6 08 am weighing nine pounds nine ounces. Pamela Sue Bolke daughter of Pamela and Edward Bolke of Minot North Dakota born Jan 15 weighing six pounds eight ounces.
The Extension Club met at Mrs. Vaughn Betz on February 8 with Miss Jackie Lindley and Mrs. Dallas Stettner presenting a bread making lesson. Mrs. Betz was elected historian and scrapbook in charge. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Larry Kubic with lessons on Buying Women's Dresses by Mrs. Kubic and Mrs. Charles Stonecipher.
The notice lists admitted individuals in Sidney Gurley Peetz and Dix with several names, followed by dismissals in Sidney and Potter and a new birth on February 9 a girl to Mr and Mrs Gordon French of Dix. The item reflects a community notice style from a Nebraska publication with multiple towns named.
Community calendar lists multiple clubs and groups with dates February 11 through 17. Activities include U P Oldtimers, O E S, Rotary, Toastmasters, B P W Club, B P O Does, Kings Daughters, Alpha Nu B S P Sorority, Sidney High Band Auxiliary, Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Dorcas Society, V F W Post 610, Sidney Garden Club, Mother Daughter Tea, Kiwanis, Grade School PTA, Jobs Daughters, Rebekah Lodge, WWI Veterans, ESP Sorority, Lutheran Dorcas Circles, Christian Women’s Fellowship, Episcopal St Martha’s Guild, Presbyterian Women, Methodist W S C S, Royal Neighbors, St Pauls Walther League, Cheyenne Encampment. Most events specify times and venues.
Morgan Coughton national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce preached leadership with a sense of values to more than 100 Sidney Jaycees at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. He cited Jaycees across the country taking action on police reform, tax relief, anti mask laws, and school funding, urging active national involvement while praising Sidney’s industrial development efforts.
A series of Nebraska Panhandle wildcats report depths from 3473 to 6900 feet in Red Willow, Hitchcock, Banner, Kimball, Cheyenne, Scotts Bluff and surrounding counties. Operators include Regal, Brinkerhoff, Kimbark, Okmar, Reagan, Pubco and Diamond Oil with tests ranging from J and D sands to granite.
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