4-H Gurley Do Better Club elects officers at Feb meeting
Gurley Do Better 4-H Club held an organizational meeting Feb 8 at the Rowan home with Elwin Linton co host. Bob Ahlschwede was elected leader, Neal Rowan assistant, Robert Rowan president, Steve Sterling vice president, Ron Kriesel secretary, James Swanson treasurer and Wendell Draper news reporter. Two new members joined Peggy Ahlschwede and Rodney Linton. Ivan Liljegren helped organize. Lunch was served by Mrs Linton and Mrs Rowan. Next meeting set for March 1 at 7 pm at Steve Sterling’s home. Wendell Draper reporter.
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Books Move to East Ward School Exhibit for Children
East Ward School displays nearly 900 new children's books in the auditorium with hours 9 am to 4 pm through Friday. Catalogs with prices are available for free, and orders can be placed. The collection spans Kindergarten through Grade 6, with fiction and non-fiction in 15 subcategories, labeled by grade level and catalog numbers.
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Sidney Public Schools Menu for February 1 and 15
The menu lists meals for Sidney Public Schools. February 1 offers beef and gravy with mashed potatoes tomato juice a peanut butter cookie and a bread and butter sandwich with milk. February 15 features beef stew with vegetables jello with fruit a ham salad sandwich and milk.
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Lasalle tavern visit leads to court case in Al Murdock’s
Asst. State's Atty Thomas Anderson entered Al Murdock's tavern for a sandwich and observed a customer buying lottery tickets from the bartender. He secured a warrant, returned with five officers, and Justice of the Peace Eugene Galassi bound Al Murdock over for county court after a guilty plea and $200 bond.
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Brotherhood Week Observance Urged By City Leader
Mayor K. L. Moore commends citizens to observe Brotherhood Week sponsored by the Nation Conference of Christians and Jews. He urges tying together as brothers under God to resist threats to the American way of life and to reaffirm creed, race, and national origin unity.
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