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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1973

Page

2

Carrie Dimick to Celebrate 87th Birthday at Lodgepole Plaza

Mrs. Carrie Dimick of Lodgepole Plaza Nursing Home will observe her 87th birthday on Thursday though ill and unable to host visitors. Cards and letters are welcomed. Separate weekend visits include Herb Reeser and Bob Studnicka with family, plus a family reunion with Keith Miller and family. Several local residents and relatives gathered for Card games, meals, and social visits at various homes.

Carrie Dimick Lodgepole Plaza Mlome Herb Reeser Grand Island Bob Studnicka Koldrege Lumir Studnicka Keith Miller Gurley

Community club meetings and events February schedule

Calendar of local club gatherings from February 12 to 19. Past Matrons, Band Parents, Kiwanis, Weight Watchers and other groups host luncheons, meetings, and social events at Fort Sidney, High School Cafeteria, Episcopal Church, Chateau, and more. Public notices invite participation and provide contact numbers.

Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Rollie Biggs Weldon Stewart Maude Quelle Sidney Weight Watchers Inc Episcopal Church

Memorial Hospital reports patient load and admissions

Homa CENSUS Memorial Hospital reports a patient load of 39 this morning with admissions for Sidney Dennis Speer Eric Kindred Lodgepole and Eugene Cox. Discharges include Sidney Carol Steinback Donald Wyant Edna Vander Sivep and daughter Esther Ells Loretta Fehringer Lillie Tremain Jerri Pisher Robert Wyman Barbara Davis Arlene Rudebusch and son Dalton. Earl Munshaw Lodgepole Betty Olsen.

Census Memorial Hospital Sidney Dennis Speer Eric Kindred Lodgepole Eugene Cox Sidney Carol Steinback Donald Wyant Edna Vander Sivep Esther Ells Loretta Fehringer Lillie Tremain Jerri Pisher Robert Wyman Barbara Davis Arlene Rudebusch Dalton Earl Munshaw Betty Olsen

Davenport College Dean's List honors student James Kaylor

James Kaylor of Sidney earned a place on Davenport College of Business Dean's List in Grand Rapids Michigan for the first semester. The honor requires a 3.0 GPA or B average and places him among the top twenty five percent of the college's 850 students.

James Kaylor Mary Kaylor Sidney Davenport College of Business Grand Rapids Mich Toral College

Busackers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry Busacker of Scottsbluff mark 50 years married with a Sunday gathering at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Scottsbluff from 2 to 4 pm Hosts include the couple’s children and spouses from Scottsbluff North Platte Lincoln Omaha Papillion and others The couple wed February 27 1923 in Kimball their moves include Sidney Dalton and Scottsbluff The family requests no gifts.

Henry Busacker Scottsbluff First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 31St Street Avenue 1 Kenneth Weis Ed Rose Evelyn Betz Heen Mayers North Platte Delbert Busacker Lincoln Warren Busacker Omaha Don Farley Papillion

Love means saying you're sorry in real relationships

A reader counters Erich Segal's Love Story arguing love requires apology. The piece asserts that saying I'm sorry is essential to lasting bonds with partners, family, and friends, noting vulnerability and imperfect humanity. It reflects on definitions of love and forgiveness.

Imeo Erich Segal Nebraska Love J Mr. Segal

Methodist Women Plan Banquet at Lodgepole Meeting

United Methodist Women of Lodgepole held a regular meeting in the church basement. Fourteen members attended as coffee and rolls were served by three members. Letters from Mrs. Clarence Meyer touring India were read and a synopsis on India given. future talks include a review of Doorway to a New Age and a Romans study. The next meeting is March 8 with hostesses and planned lesson and devotions.

Order of Eastern Star United Methodist Women of Lodgepole Wayne Campbell Ed Block Albert Brandl Clarence Meyer India Harold Hernbloom Robert Ommen Mark Hafer Russell Olson Arnold Kehl L.E. Lydiak Delmar Zalesky James Sterling

Chinese tea etiquette noted in Mary Sia cookbook

Mary Sia describes tea culture in a Chinese cookbook by the University of Hawaii Press. The guide states it is good manners to show appreciation by making plenty of noise while drinking tea.

Honolulu Mary Sia University of Hawaii Press

Lenzen Dougherty Engage for Denver March Wedding

Mr and Mrs Thomas B Lenzen of Sidney announce the engagement of their son William Arthur Lenzen to Marylou Dougherty of Denver. The bride elect is a graduate of Robert Morris College and resides in Denver. William Arthur Lenzen holds BA from St Thomas Seminary College and a Denver University teaching degree. The couple plans a March 17 wedding at St Johns Catholic Church in Denver.

Thomas B. Lenzen Sidney William Arthur Lenzen Marylou Dougherty Denver Robert Morris College Pittsburgh St. Thomas Seminary College Denver University St. John's Catholic Church

RNA Awards Ten Prizes At Party

Sixty persons attended the card party sponsored by the Sidney Royal Neighbors of America Sunday evening at the Senior Citizen Center. Pitch winners were Dean Hecker Gertrude Higgins and Ann Kuehler. Pinochle prizes went to Amanda Folkerts Ann Stegner and Blanche Block. Door prizes awarded to Mary Bale and Mary Rowley Lodgepole Mrs Frank Frauendorfer and Ella Kahler. Organizers were Margaret Nagengast Dorothy Seidel and Hattie Lipke with assistance from Frances Miller Ann Short Emma Engel Leona Rezanina Genevieve Gadd and Ruby Tyson.

Sidney Royal Neighbors of America Senior Citizen Center Dean Hecker Gertrude Higgins Ann Kuehler Amanda Folkerts Ann Stegner Blanche Block Mary Bale Mary Rowley Lodgepole Frank Frauendorfer Ella Kahler Margaret Nagengast Dorothy Seidel Hattie Lipke

Potter Couple Announces Soon Marriage of Pamela Sanders

Mr and Mrs Jack E Sanders announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Jean Sanders to Paul Earl Nielsen son of Mr and Mrs Earl Nielsen The couple both graduated from Potter High School 1970 and 1971 respectively Pamela worked at George Risk Industries Kimball Paul is employed by Egging Cab Company A March 3 wedding is planned

Jack E. Sanders Pamela Jean Paul Earl Nielsen Earl Nielsen Miss Sanders Potter High School George Risk Industries Kimball Egging Cab Company

Sidney High Symphonic Band to Present 21st Mid-Winter Concert

The Sidney High School Symphonic Band conducted by Larry Pippitt will perform its 21st annual Mid-Winter Concert on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School Auditorium with free admission. The program includes Medleys and marches from Merrick Bach King Reed Filmore Legrand and Sousa, featuring pieces such as Sweet Hour of Prayer, On Jordan’s Stormy Banks and Manhattan Beach, plus selections Windmills of Your Mind and What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life.

Sidney High School Larry Pippitt Gillette Mahlon Merrick J. S. Bach al Chiaffarelli John Talgenhorst Paul Yoder Barnum and Bailey Karl L. King Glenn Cliffe Bainum Edgar Warren Williams Henry Filmore Alfred Reed Jesus Jordan Michael Legrand Michael’ Legrand Ian Polster Manhattan Beach John Philip Sousa

Pioneer Woman Jennie Smith Reflects on Lodgepole Life

The Cheyenne County pioneer Jennie Smith of Lodgepole recalls homesteading with her parents from Hanover Kansas in 1887, describes a one room sod house, creek-side recreation, and hard times matched by community aid. She later taught rural schools, married Claude Smith, and remains active in town life and clubs into her late eighties.

Jennie Smith Lodgepole Pavlats Lodgepole Creek Mrs. Smith United Methodist Church Wenona Order of Eastern Star American Legion Auxiliary Bridge Club Lodgepole Precinct Lodgepole Express Old Settlers John Parlats Millard Boise Idaho Emil Englert Henry Denvers Smith Smit

Sidney Public Schools Menu February Meals

Sidney Public Schools presents a weekly menu listing meals from Tuesday February 13 to Monday February 19. Dishes include creamed chicken with whipped potatoes and fruit, chili with crackers, meat balls with tomato sauce, tuna and noodle casserole, and chicken fried steaks with sides and milk. Menu notes subject to change.

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