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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
13
The University of Nebraska will launch a new two session summer program in 1968 each lasting five and a half weeks. Dr. Frank Sorenson notes changes from the former 8 and 4 week terms with first session June 10 and second July 18.
Dale Niebaum was elected president of Sidney Country Club at the annual meeting. Carl Schmidt was named vice president and Mrs. Lewis Mehling reelected secretary. Directors named were Don Tedesco Mrs. Del Koch and F. L. B. Goodwin.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at Immanuel Lutheran Church Lodgepole for Carl W. Jacob 60 longtime resident who died Monday morning He had spent two weeks as a Memorial Hospital patient The Rev Raymond Thiel officiated Burial followed at Pleasant View Cemetery with Craig Holechek Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers were Phil Quinn Lew Quinn Arnold Michelman Roy Bills Walter Dykman and Edward Borges He was born in Rock Springs Wyoming moved to Lodgepole at age 11 He married Alta Bahr in July 1932 at Oshkosh She died December 18 1959 Survivors include a daughter Kay Highland of Sidney one granddaughter and one sister
Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 of Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. George Minnshalls home with 19 members. They sent 1391 Butternut coffee coupons for state homes, completed six lap robes, sent two comforters to Omaha, and placed memory books in the Nancy Fawcett Memorial Library. Grants in memory of departed members noted for Libbie Walters and Agnes Flewelling. a book in memory of Nannie Talich to be purchased. Easter plans for shut ins, 1967 nurse scholarships for 24 veteran-connected youths, and Red School House Fund contributions urged. An Americanism essay contest to be held in local schools with $10 prizes. Barbie Doll clothes invited for Child Welfare. Next meeting Feb 13 at Mrs. Arthur Disney’s home.
This guide explains why cold mornings sap battery power and cranking efficiency. It covers tuning basics such as proper compression spark plug gaps breaker points condenser and coil and a strong battery with winter oil. It lists methods to warm engines including heaters heat lamps and circulation systems with required controls.
Lincoln residents are urged to prepare for winter travel to prevent deaths. Helen Becker advises safe planning, emergency kits in cars, and staying put if telephones fail. The Nebraska Public Health Service counsels keeping a survival kit, including blanket, flashlight, matches, candles, heating pads, food, radio, shovel, tow line, sand, defrosting gear, tools, tires, and scraper. Drive carefully.
Dalton Lions club meets for first time since December 12 with reports on past year activities and future plans. Education talk by Supt Krause highlights automated programs and health education from kindergarten through 12th grade. Upcoming events include a district talent show in April and a January 23 meeting.
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