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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1960
Page
6
The February 10 gathering of the Extension Clubs at Mrs. Duane Kaht's house included six members and a household hint. Members discussed this year's achievement topics and Mrs Robert Elsen will host the next meeting.
A dense list of society gatherings for February including Eastern Star meeting with Mrs Thelma Trego, Jr Oldtimers Club at VFW, AAL USW rummage sale, Beta Sigma Phi scholarship dance at Ft Sidney Hotel, Knights of Columbus Washington Birthday party, Holy Trinity Luther Leagues, Job's Daughters initiation, Lorenzo PTA, Panhandle 35mm Club, B & PW dinner, Toastmasters, Catholic Young People's Club, Rotary Club, Grace Baptist Gleaners, Civitan, Newcomers Club, Rebekah Kensington, Kiwanis, Silver Belles and Beaux, and several other community meetings scheduled through February 25.
Baby girl born to Clarence and Hulda Carlson of Chappell at Memocial Hospital on Feb 18 weighing seven pounds four ounces. Siblings Jim Janet Susan. grandparents Hulda Carlson and L J Boulter. Lumir Musil and Kim Elizabeth born Feb 15. grandparents Louie Sebold and Henry Kiser. Dawn Marie Pebley born Feb 16 to Marvin and unnamed mother. grandparents Christensen and Pebley. Baby boy born to Dennis and Mrs Ross at Memorial Hospital on Feb 1 weighing five pounds 3 4 ounces. siblings Eugene and Wes. Grandmothers not fully listed.
Recipe notes a Love You Cherry Sauce using red tart cherries pineapple and a sugar cornstarch mix. Dissolve salt add cherry liquid water combine ingredients heat to boil then fold in pineapple and cherries and serve with angel food cake and ice cream Yield eight servings Sub substitutions included
The Dailey residence in Sidney suffered basement fire damage when a gas pipe leaked and fumes ignited by the pilot light. Mr and Mrs Bernard Dailey were home and managed to extinguish the blaze before worse damage occurred.
The column lists numerous individuals with varied titles and relations and promotes Heart Sunday on February 28. It explains donations fund research education and community services through the Nebraska Heart Association, affiliate of the American Heart Association, highlighting heart and blood vessel diseases as the nation’s top health threat.
Sunday activities at the Gade and Armstrong homes with visitors from Broken Bow and Bridgeport. The 4 H Club held a farewell tea for leader Mrs W Hur Houser and Christine, while weddings and anniversaries were marked in Lodgepole and Omaha.
ALS Glikbarg of Pacific Inter mountain Express and W L Hudson of United States Leasing Corp announce a plan to consolidate PIE and USL. The new company would issue common stock in exchange for PIE and USL shares, at ten to five plus two restricted shares.
High score winner Mrs John Hornicek with Helen Booth and consolation prize to Mrs Clarence Mashek. Special numbers on chairs awarded to Mrs Delton Lamm and Mrs E H Fhiers. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Lehmkuh of Lodgepo and Don Hunt. Patty Lou Hunts newborn Feb 15.
North Platte state senator Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff says Governor Ralph Brooks committed to completing Omaha Route 3. He claims the highway project would advance state segments and logistics.
Carpenter credits Democratic National Committeeman Bernard J Boyle for pressuring Brooks to back the 23-77 funding formula for interstate work. Acting Star Engineer Joan Hossack later told Carpenter by telephone from Lincoln that the Highway Department would follow the 23-77 split for projects.
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