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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1961
Page
7
A long Dalton notices multiple clubs hosting meetings, lessons and events from March 4 FHA Sw eetheart Dance to Heart Fund drives, tax lessons, and bridge club wins. Reports cover health, church, garden, and 4 H activities, plus farewells and family visits across Dalton and nearby towns.
Palomar College District approves an adult evening class titled Physical Education for Mature Men aimed at dieting and exercise for the flabby and forty set. Dr. John Dunn notes no credit is earned, except perhaps from admiring wives or jealous colleagues.
Local wantads column invites readers to place listings for goods services and exchanges with quick classifieds and affordable rates. Readers can browse and post items for sale or trade across town.
Hollywood notes report Anna Maria Alberghetti will take two days off rehearsals for Carnival to fly in on the 17th to be sworn in as an American citizen. The opening of Carnival is moved to March 24 and Claudio Guzman will attend the curtain.
Radio grid listing KSID daily schedule with local news weather programs and features spanning 1:00 to 10:32 PM Tuesday and Wednesday. Includes National Anthem Paul Harvey News and various interludes, with 'Portals of Prayer' and 'Dalton Hour' among recurring items.
Sund News notes Mrs. B. J. Barnhart and sons Lucas and Roy visiting Na Naimo British Columbia as guests of her sister-in-law Mrs. Arnie Gallant. Also listed are guests in the Ted Houser, Melvin Kokes, and Ivan Cook homes and a business trip by Glen Kokes to Akron Colorado. Gerald Tremain and son dine with E W Zalesky family and visit Agnes Zalesky and the Kigbtore family.
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