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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1963

Page

3

Lodgepole News Housewarming and Local Socials Report

Neighbors and friends joined Danny Markel for a house warming Saturday with about 35 attendees. District No. 25 Eastern Star supervisor Betty Segrist visited Venona Chapter February 5 with Matron Don Hafer. noon luncheon and afternoon instruction followed by a Methodist Church banquet.

Danny Markel Markel Betty Segrist Eastern Star Venona Don Hafer Methodist’ Church

Sunshine Club Meets at Mrs Schmid Home

Regular Sunshine Club gathering brings 15 members and one visitor Mrs Art Stoll to the home of Mrs Ed Schmid. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 14 with Mrs Max Lindley. Local social notes include visits among residents in Oshkosh Bridgeport and Sidney.

Sidney Ronnie Sick Terry Hafer Sutherland Don Hafer Sunshine Club Ed Schmid Art Stoll Schmid Max Lindley Dean Christensen

Wave Something to Sell HR Trade

A cryptic lead hints at selling human resources trade through a Telegraph Want-Ads style pitch. The notice suggests marketing services via a classified notice, urging readers to place requests and connect with advertisers.

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Welcome new families join Sydney community roster

Mrs. Milt Nissen hosts a Welcome Wagon event as several new residents are listed. Gary Aringdale and family move from Sterling Colorado to 1933 Maple Street with Aringdale as Lee Stores assistant manager. Ben Wheatman and wife relocate from Garrison North Dakota to 745 Illinois as an Army Corps of Engineers inspector. Frank Baca moves to 1305 11th Avenue as music teacher at Potter St Patrick Academy. Jack McQuisten and family settle at 2056 6th Avenue, with McQuisten a Morrison Knudsen heavy equipment operator on the Minuteman project. Clifford Nelson and wife move from Duluth Minnesota to 1328 Osage. Nelson works as time keeper for American Bridge Co. Robert Yetter and wife arrive at 530 Charlotte Drive. Yetter is a floor hand with Reliable Well Service.

Gary Aringdale Maple Street Sterling, Colo Aringdale Lee, Stores, Inc Illinois Ben Wheatman Garrison, N.dak Wheatman Army Corps of Engineers Frank Baca L1th Avenue Potter Mr. Baca Potter and St. Patrick's Academy 6Th Avenue Jack McQuisten Wheatland Wyo McQuisten Morrison- Knudsen Co Clifford Nelson Duluth Minn Osage Nelson The American Bridge Co Minuteman Charlotte Drive Robert Yetter Kimball Mr Yetter

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