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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
5
The Pelster sisters Jan and Judi depart for Colorado State College in Greeley to resume studies with Judi returning to CSC as a junior after working at the Martin Plant in Denver. Jan will begin freshman year post holiday visit.
Otis Livingston, a 59 year old Louisville accountant and loan company treasurer, grew idle after a heart attack into needlepoint crafting. He created handbags and hair covers, winning 14 blue ribbons at Kentucky and Texas state fairs plus 11 more at other events.
Miss Sharon Wood a senior at St Patrick s Academy is among Regents Scholarships recipients from the University of Nebraska. Sister M Rosalin principal at the Academy announced the honor last week. Wood is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Wood 523 Lucille Lane and plans to attend college.
A Florida federal judge valued a wife and mother at 8500 dollars per year for 18 years, plus 25000 for loss of companionship, noting the home duties and family care she provides. The piece uses satire to question such figures and jokes about 1982 life improvements reducing women's domestic roles.
Jerry Swanson Ivan Liljegren Jack Langdon and Richard Halsey left Dalton on Friday December 27 heading to New Orleans and Miami for the Orange Bowl. They took in southern states with side trips to Key West and met former Sidney residents Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson of Miami.
Miss Linda Kay Ackley of Sidney and Miss Barbara Ann Riehart of Potter will receive their caps at the 12th capping ceremony of the Alliance Vocational School of Practical Nursing. The event is set for 3 p.m. Sunday January 12 in the Alliance Junior High School auditorium. A new class starts March 23. Interested readers may write to Nurse Director, Vocating, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Alliance, Nebraska.
The Peace Corps will give non competitive aptitude tests January 11 to help fill requests for more than six thousand volunteers to serve in 46 countries. In Nebraska tests will be given at Alliance Beatrice Columbus Falls City Fremont Grand Island Hastings Kearney Lincoln McCook Ogallala Omaha ONeill Scottsbluff and Lincoln City.
Extension Club members gathered at Mrs. Clarence Couch home to hear The Littlest Angel read by Mrs. Nancy Wolff. A gift exchange and cookie exchange were held. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Jean Van Vook’s home by 99.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mohatt announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann Mohatt to Eugene Marko son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marko of Cheyenne Wyoming Mary Ann a 1959 St Patrick Academy graduate and St Josephs School of Nursing Denver alumna will receive a BSC in Nursing from Carroll College Helena Montana in May Eugene Marko a 1959 graduate of St Marys High School Cheyenne is a senior at St Marys University San Antonio Texas where he will earn a BSC in industrial engineering this May The couple plans a June 1st wedding.
Genoa Nebraska aangekond engagement of Winifred Faye Linnerson to Weldon Peterson of Gurley. Miss Linnerson attended Kearney State College and teaches in Gurley Public School. Weldon Peterson farms with his father. Marriage planned for June.
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dvorak were honored at two recent gatherings. A Dec 22 reception hosted by the bride’s Norfolk parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon, drew friends and relatives. A Dec 29 surprise wedding shower and birthday party followed at their Sidney home.
On Wednesday January 8 the A A U W holds a meeting at Central School with business led by Mrs Harold Pals and guest speaker Russ Pedersen at 8 p.m. On Thursday January 9 a Youth Center smorgasbord follows the St Patrick Altar Society event with chairs Mrs Ed Hiett and Mrs Bernard Beyers at 5 p.m. Also WSCS meets January 9 at Lodgepole Methodist Church and Union Pacific Oldtimers Club 29 hosts a pot luck supper January 11 at the National Guard Armory at 6 30 p.m.
Lt and Mrs William Shaffer newly arrived in San Antonio with their son in law and daughter of Wesley Fells of Sidney started the year with a job. They checked into a motel and left luggage in their room briefly. On returning to the car their valuables were stolen from the luggage. Insurance covers the loss.
About 50 attendees gathered for the open installation in the Masonic Temple as LaVern A. Draper and Gordon Richards both of Sidney and Robert E. Richards of Chappell assumed top roles in the York Rite groups. Officers from Tyrian Chapter Cana Council and Knights Templar Commandery were installed with several Marshalls and officers named. A reception followed the ceremonies.
The St Olaf Choir from St Olaf College Minnesota will perform at Sidney Senior High School auditorium Tuesday Feb 4 at 7 30 p m under sponsorship of the S C W with L C W members hosting devotions and a social hour at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church prior to the event.
The menu from Sidney Junior High lists daily meals for January 6 through January 13 1964. Items include boiled beef with noodles ham with beans hot dogs with corny buns turkey chow mien macaroni with cheese and Spanish rice with lettuce salad each day paired with sides and beverages, subject to change.
Charles White 66 of Dorrance Kansas died suddenly of a heart attack early Christmas morning while family visited his home for the holidays. Funeral services were held December 28 in Dorrance. Mrs. Yarnell and the children stayed with her mother, and Mr. Yarnell and their son returned home later to work and school.
In Ashland Kentucky the Catherine Corset Shop displays a provocative front window line Let Catherine Take You In So The Boys Will Take You Out signaling cheeky advertising for corsets and social outings from an era of suggestive retail.
A simple birthday party treat melts half a pound of marshmallows with half a cup of milk over hot water. Serve warm over chocolate ice cream with maraschino cherries for a kid friendly finish.
A simple roast lamb accompaniment combines drained crushed pineapple with mint jelly. The pineapple is folded into the mint jelly, then lightly broken up to create a textured relish.
Mrs. Ed Cobb spoke on Our Mission Today to 28 members at the WSCS general meeting in Ogallala. Seven Wes leyan Service Guild guests attended. a brief business session followed with tea and a corsage gift. The annual School of Missions is set to begin Sunday Jan 12 for four Sundays with 5:30 finger suppers. Circle 7 will lead tea and next WSCS meeting dates were announced.
A new arrival December 18 in the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Haldeen is a six week old girl named Lanelle Evelyn. Mrs Haldeen is the former Joan Simpson of Sidney. Grandparents are Keith Simpson of Sidney and Carl Haldeen of Big Springs Nebraska. Williston, North Dakota observers note family connections and geographic ties.
To enrich a white sauce for creamed chicken or similar dishes, whisk in an eye yolk. Stir a small amount of hot sauce into the beaten yolk first, then fold this mixture back into the main sauce for a richer texture and tang.
A photo of Robert Richards from Chappell was not available at press time today.
As of January fifth at 7 a.m. the G29 Hospital reported 38 patients and two babies in the nursery, totaling 40. The census lists admitted patients from Sidney Sunol Potter and surrounding areas including Cortney, Relfschneider, Niemeler, Hartman, Rodgers, Ehrman, Decker, Kiedler, Rocha, McLaughlin, Gade, Nielsen, Sears, Klee, Brown, and others. A newborn boy was born January 3 to Mr and Mrs Willard Jeannotte of Dalton.
Raymond of London, a British hairdresser, visits New York to debut hairdos he hopes will boomerang to England. He samples a teen store concept named The Wow ae as part of his U S tour.
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