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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Stewart Brown return to Sidney after time with son Stewart Jr in Florissant Missouri. Friends and relatives from Sidney attend gatherings in Cheyenne and scattered visits include Neligh and Lincoln. Multiple local residents travel, host, and recover from holiday activities across Nebraska and nearby states.
Mr and Mrs Harold F Neihart of Hastings announce the engagement of their daughter Connie Lee Bainter to David Paul Snow son of Rev and Mrs Harold L Snow of St Paul. Connie is a Hastings High School graduate and Nebraska Wesleyan University alumna employed in Lincoln. David is a Norfolk Junior College alumnus and Nebraska Wesleyan student. A spring wedding is planned. Connie is granddaughter of Charles Kinney and his wife of Sidney.
Rebekahs met in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Eugene Morris presiding. They scheduled a joint installation with Sidney Lodge No 91 for Monday Jan 18 at 8 30 p m. A prep meeting for officers was set for 7 30 p m in the lodge basement with Chap pell Rebekah Lodge No 67 installing. District deputy president is Mrs Ethel Hughes.
Troop 145 met at South Ward School for an outside game and a business meeting. Vicki Almstrom taught an Indian game. Patrols formed and discussed patrol flag designs. Treats provided by Patti Cameron. Meeting closed with song The Growing Up Tree led by scribe Jayne Woodward.
The Tyrian Chapter Cana Council and Temple Commandery of the Lodgepole Valley York Rite Masons will hold an open installation ceremony for 1965 on Monday Jan 11 at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple in Sidney Invitations are extended to all interested to attend Refreshments will be served.
Members of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Sidney will hold their annual congregational business meeting Sunday Jan 10. A 6 o'clock covered dish supper precedes the meeting. Election of church officers year end reports and adoption of a 1965 budget will be discussed. All church members may attend and vote.
Grace Baptist invites the public to a Billy Graham film showing of Mr Texas on Sunday evening January 10 at 7 30 p m in the church hall. The feature stars Redd Harper Cindy Walker and Cliff Barrows and follows Jim Tyler from rodeo to wealth while he hears the gospel and seeks meaning in God.
Dareen Nie baum led Brownie Troop 27 as meeting opened with roll call and collection of clues. The flag ceremony, songs, and finger painting followed, and the session closed with a activity titled the tunnel. Diane Jones, reporter
Mrs. Merle Pfau left Sidney for California and was honored at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs. Leslie Sabin. Guests included Sidney and Sterling residents. WSCS met for a covered dish supper with 50 attendees and announced a Genesis Bible study led by Rev. and Mrs. Slayton.
Harold K. Bond of Bond and Robinson Public Accountants spoke at the Fort Sidney motor Hotel meeting on 1964 federal income tax changes. The program included a tax review and Q A session. Lions chairman E. L. Hoover announced Arbor Day centennial tree planting plans by clubs in Dalton, Gurley, Potter, and Lodgepole, with Kenneth Pittam as program chairman. Guests included Gene Horrock of Potter Lions and Hans Kokjer of Funk, Nebraska.
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of South Divide Church met January 6 with 22 members. Mrs. Paul Narjes led the business session. Pastor Seefeldt led the lesson "A Beachhead for Missions." A LWML Magazine playlet was presented by Mrs. Alvin Narjes and Mrs. Raymond Laaker. Mrs. Robert Elsen reported on the South Nebraska District LWML meeting in Cheyenne. Mite boxes were shown and a Mite Dedication prayer read by Mrs. Albert Mahr. A Trinity Lutheran South Divide Church prayer service was tentatively set for February 23.
The Sidney Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. T. R. Tillots home with 36 members and five guests. Mrs. Elmer Ladine presented a history of Old Fort Sidney and suggested Community Problems research to aid museum work. President Mrs. Verlin Livingston led arrangements for future meetings and site searches.
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Rho Chapter met at Mrs. Kreiger's home with co host Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Mel Mc Coy presided. A January 20 visit by Beta Alpha to Xi Rho was set and a February 13 scholarship dance at Sidney Country Club with The Kings Men was announced to benefit the local Beta Sigma Phi scholarship fund.
Installation practice at Ma Sonic temple for all outgoing and incoming officers OES at 1 30 pm. At 3 30 pm Sidney Moose Lodge special meeting for all members. Jan 11 OES Past Matrons meet at 2 pm at Mrs Spearow home. Sidney Chapter BPW meet 6 30 pm Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Jan 12 O N O Club meet 7 30 pm at Mrs Kieselhorst home. Jan 13 Providence Chapter 108 7 30 pm stated meeting 8 30 pm open installation. public invited.
A list of titles spans travel guides and history for adults including Aboard and Abroad by Harvey Olson and This Hallowed Ground by Bruce Catton plus holiday books. Juvenile picks feature American Mustang by Mary Adrian and Come for a Walk with Me by Audrey Chalmers, among others.
Memorial Hospital census at 8 a m Friday shows 45 patients and three in nursery. Admitted: Sidney area includes Mrs Walter Skrd lant, Mrs Ray C Johnson, Kathryn Kratz, Carl Bledsoe, Maxine Thompson, Mrs Albert Rut tner, Mrs Henry Darn Staedt, Ellen Peterson, Mrs Patrick Kassahn, Stephen King. Crook Monica Cave, Mrs Kenneth Crow. Dix Bob Gustafson. Gurley Diana Mahin. Peetz Mrs Lonnie Dallege. DISMISSED: Sidney Walter Schwindt, Wesley Dixon, Mrs Kenneth Anderson and daughter, Aude rey Paulman, Mrs Albert Ruttner, Bradley Zalesky. Chappell Dorothy Stevens. Lodgepole Kimberly Kripal, Tara Paters, Timothy Markel. Peetz Devon Ross. Denver Julie Hahler. Potter Mabel Hite. Bridgeport Mrs Donald Sif fring. BIRTHS A boy to Lonnie Dallege and a boy to Walter Skrdlant.
San Diego California December 21 Sailor Dale W Chryst USN son of Douglas W Christ of 1531 Forest Sidney begins nine weeks of basic training at the Recruit Training Command Naval Training Center San Diego. He will undergo aptitude tests to determine his 65 Navy specialty fields with the initial weeks focusing on physical fitness drill customs water survival first aid hygiene seamanship and naval orientation. The training program uses live instructors and closed circuit television for instruction.
An advertisement for The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc inviting customers to use their printing services at 830 Ilth Ave. The note emphasizes full-service printing offerings and a convenient downtown address.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lee Anderson announce the birth of a daughter on January 4 at 2 28 p.m. weighing 6 pounds 10 1/2 ounces. She has a brother Gerald Lee 15 months. Grandparents are Lawrence Kealy and Alvin Anderson of Sidney with great grandparents George Kealy and Wilhelm Christiansen.
Sydney council proposes a permanent memorial in Kennedy Place to honor the late President Kennedy. The Works Committee has asked Mayor Harr y Jensen to launch a public appeal for funds to erect a statue near Bolin Gardens opposite the American Club in Sydney.
With 1S million television sets in operation, Japan trails the United States and leads other nations in television ownership placing it as the second largest market.
Scottsbluff College announces a preregistration week for the second semester from January 11 to January 15. New and continuing students must pay tuition in full to qualify, with late fees after January 25. Book purchase days and advising interviews are scheduled, with limits on credit hours and probation restrictions.
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