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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1969

Page

5

Sidney Neighbors Welcome New Residents and Local Notices

New residents Mr and Mrs Gary King and daughter Tary settle at 2658 El Rancho Rd in Sidney. King is district manager of Coast to Coast Stores, moving from Omaha with ties to McCook and Mobile Alabama. Numerous local visits, family events, and moves follow including the Zichs at 2355 Maple, and weekly brief updates on community members, travel, and celebrations. Ronald Rex Bayne, former Sidney resident, dies at 69 in Utica New Jersey. Funeral held.

Sidney Gary King Tary el Rancho Rd King Omaha McCook Mobile Ala Ronald Rex Bayne Utica

Better the Best Crops 4-H Club Holds Organizational Meeting

The Better the Best Crops 4-H Club elected Doyle Misegadis president Don Misegadis vice president Rodney Theis secretary and Tom Gell news reporter at the January 20 meeting at the Robert Rexroth home. Lester Theis leads with Robert Misegadis as assistant leader. The next gathering is February 3 at 7 30 p.m. at the Robert Misegadis home. Receipts and luncheon followed.

Robert Rexroth Doyle Misegadis Don Misegadis Rodney Theis Tom Gell Lester Theis Robert Misegadis Rexroth Bob Rexroth Keith Rexroth Rich Misegadis Nancy Rexroth Theresa Misegadis Earl Gell Bob Misegadis

Rush Creek Willing Workers Meet for Handicraft Lesson

The Rush Creek Willing Workers Extension Club met Jan. 15 with Mrs. Edwin Boeh mer presiding before eight members. They sang several songs and filled out year books for the coming year. The lesson Handicraft taught members to make gloss film flowers. The February meeting will be the 19th at Edward Borges.

Rush Creek Willing Workers Extension Club Edwin Boehmer Edward Borges

Home Front News From Sidney Area Military Moves

Armed Forces Capt Thomas Haugan son of Mr and Mrs Joe Haugan of Sidney will leave for a year at Fort Monmouth New Jersey following a year of duty in Thailand with the 442nd Signal Battalion First Lt Bob Rybolt left for Hong Kong January 15 for two weeks rest and recuperation from Vietnam Lt Rybolt stationed in Da Nang serves as military advisor to a South Vietnamese unit Earl E Howerter son of Mr and Mrs Earl Howerter of Colorado Springs, former Sidney residents, has enlisted in the Marine Corps His address is Pvt Earl E Howerter Jr 2506495 Platoon 1001 MCRD San Diego CA 92140

Thomas Haugan Joe Haugan Sidney Ft. Monmouth N. J Haugan United States Thailand 442Nd Signal Battalion Bob Rybolt Hong Kong Viet Nam Rybolt da Nang Earl E. Howerter Earl Howerter Colorado Springs Marine Corps Earl E. Howerter Jr San Diego Calif

NS Looks Into 21st Century Club Meeting

The N S Club met at Mrs. Robert McKay home on Friday January 17 with 10 members. Mrs. Spearow presided while Mrs. SpearTOW presented Looking Into the 21st Century. The next meeting will be the annual Valentine party February 9 with husbands as guests.

N. S Robert McKay Robert Spearow Ralph Spear Tow Husbands

Census and admissions at Memorial Hospital in January

As of January 23 there were 67 patients and five babies at Memorial Hospital. Admitted in Sidney: Mrs. Madison C. Baker, Mrs. Ray Hartzler, William Howe. In Potter: Monica Larson and Benjamin Hilpert. Dismissed in Sidney: Clayton Radtke, Mrs. Harold Carr, Mrs. Everett Dress, Hans Nielsen, Mrs. Robert Steffens and son, Sadie Mellberg and Tommy Kallhoff. In Dix: Gary Johnson. In Peetz: Mrs. Dennis Cates. In Gurley: Michelle Kaus.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Madison C. Baker Ray Hartzler William Howe Potter Monica Larson Benjamin Hilpert Clayton Radtke Harold Carr Everett Dress Hans Nielsen Robert Steffens Sadie Mellberg Tommy Kallhoff Dix Gary Johnson Peetz Dennis Cates Gurley Michelle Kaus

Casper Students Plan Wedding

Ms Linda Lyn Horn of Casper and Douglas LeMoyne Wilson of Sidney plan marriage. Horn, Natrona County High School graduate and former Wyoming State Appaloosa Queen, rodeo flag bearer and Casper College sophomore on the College Rodeo Team. Wilson, a Sidney native and Casper College sophomore, treasurer of the Robin and Riggin Club, rodeo team member. No wedding date set.

R.A. Body Bates Hole Wyo Linda Lyn Horn Douglas LeMoyne Wilson Paul Wilson Sidney Miss Horn Natrona County Wyoming Germany Casper College Wilson

Future Bride Annette Kallhoff to Wed Brian Andersen

A bridal shower for Miss Annette Kallhoff was held Thursday with hostesses Jolene and Mary Runge and ten guests. Special guest was the honoree's mother Mrs. Robert Kallhoff. Decorations featured candy pink and light pink. Miss Kallhoff and Brian Andersen planned to wed Saturday at St Patrick's Catholic Church.

Annette Kallhoff Jolene Mary Runge Hon

Lions Hear Of New Ideas With Phones

At the Lions Club luncheon in Fort Sidney a Northwestern Bell representative Pete Palace spoke on Teachers and Transistors. He described home sick students joining classroom discussions by push button phones and learning French by phone, noting schools already using such ideas and a new Minneapolis school built on this concept. Guests Burgett Peetz and Willas Clark attended. 92 percent of members were present. No meeting next Wednesday. the next gathering coincides with Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce dinner Monday night. all members urged to attend.

Lions Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Pete Palace North Platte Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Vince Maliszewski Mr. Palace Minneapolis Minn Burgett Peetz Sidney Willas Clark Anaheim Calif Ladies Night Committee Cheyenne County

Speakers William Kelley and Jane Schuman at Tri County meeting

The Tri-County Association for Retarded Children met at East Ward School on Wednesday with William Kelley administrator of Unit 19 and Miss Jane Schuman teacher of trainable mentally retarded children as guest speakers. They announced a new class starting Monday January 27 at East Ward School from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. with hot lunches. Dr. Paul Adkinson will attend the Nebraska State Association for Retarded Children directors meeting in Kearney on February 8 to submit the Tri County application for membership. Mrs. Martin Grant presided.

Tri-County Association For East Ward School William Kelley Unit 19 Jane Schuman Paul Adkinson Arend State Board of Directors Kearney Tri-County Nebraska State Association For Retarded Children Martin Grant

Look Who: Here Look Who: Here Scott Roland Steffens

Mr and Mrs Robert Steffens announce the birth of a son Scott Roland born Sunday Jan 19 at 856 am in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds twelve ounces He is welcomed by brothers Kenneth Rodney and Loren and grandparents Raymond Lessman Anton Steffens Sidney and great grandfather Charles Lessman Dalton Shane Emmanuel Schilling

Scott Roland Steffens Robert Steffens Lodgepole Rd Scott Roland Memorial Hospital Kenneth Rodney Loren Raymond Lessman Anton Steffens Sidney Scott Charles Lessman Dalton Shane Emmanuel Schilling James Schilling Shane Eunice Faith Pueblo Colo Garnie Martin Commerce City Emmanuel Troutman

Weekend community events listing for Sidney area

Saturday events include Union Pacific Old Timers Club 29 meeting at National Guard Armory at 6 p.m. with table service and a covered dish, Cub Scout Pack 89 pancake feed at IOOF Hall from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Elks Dance with Millard Music and steak service at 6 p.m. Elks, Doctors and guests invited. Sunday features Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club covered dish dinner at Sidney Masonic Temple at 6 p.m. Monday lists Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at 6:30 p.m. at the Armory, Federal Land Bank annual dinner at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel at 12 noon, and King’s Daughters meeting at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. J.C. Bush hostess.

Union Pacific Old Timers Club National Guard Armory Ioof Hall Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club Sidney Masonic Temple Cheyenne

Library News Art Show Call For Entries February 10 1969

The Sidney Library invites all to participate in an all media art show with entries due February 10 1969. Works may be sale pieces with prices and owner tags. The national theme Bring us together guides local programs by Cheyenne County and partners. The library asks for more paperback donations for its swap stack and notes a change in Club meetings with the Chamber of Commerce banquet and other community events on January 28.

Sidney Library Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce District 19 Western Plains Regional Library

Homemakers Chatter Corner and Hilltop Club Notes

Community news and plans from Hilltop Homemakers and the council. Members discuss crime prevention, dues, goals for community development, and upcoming events including a Spring Tea and a State Convention. The group shares club notes, meetings, recipes, and a sandwich lesson with a February meeting planned.

Ladies Auxiliary to Post 610 Met Tuesday Evening

Mrs Wesley Brown led the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 610 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Legion Club in the absence of President Mrs Alver DeWitt. A $5 Radio Free Europe donation and a $5 gift for the Auxiliary Snowball Project were approved for Hastings State Hospital patients. Transfer of Mrs Helen Davis to Sterling VFW Auxiliary was approved. Reports covered the VA Hospital Christmas party in Cheyenne and the upcoming Mid-Winter conference in Hastings. Membership reached 138. Vetco was played and lunch served.

Wesley Brown Ladies Auxiliary Post 610 Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion Club Alver DeWitt Radio Free Europe Auxiliary Hastings State Hospital Helen Davis Sterling Vfw

Rebekah officers chosen as 1969 president elected

Sidney Rebekah Kensington elected officers at Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Clifford Hammond named president, Mrs. Blanche Humphrey vice president, and Mrs. Rex Olsen secretary. Co hostesses were Mrs. Block and Mrs. Lipke. Canasta results favored Mrs. Engel and Mrs. Bales. Meeting set for Feb 26 at 2 pm.

Sidney Rebekah Kensington Blanche Humphrey Blanche Block Hattie Lipke

Singers sought for Cheyenne County County Chorus

An appeal invites anyone who enjoys singing to join the new County Chorus sponsored by the Cheyenne County Extension Council. Membership is open beyond extension clubs. An organizational meeting is set for Tuesday Feb 4 at 7 30 p.m. in the 4 H building at the fairgrounds.

R. Lodgepole Cheyenne County New County Chorus Cheyenne County Extension Council Fairgrounds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Zich Chadron Maple Janie Jerry Zich George Taylor Roland Banks Ogallala Hospital Blaine Thompson Cheryl Thompson Kearney State College Kearney State Teachers College Larry McCaslin Gerald McCaslin Gary Thompson Lloyd Johnson Larry Butts Ft. Benning Columbus Geo Ronand Banks Mr. Butts Terri Margaret Brenda Ervin Butts Doyle Butts Dena Butts LeRoy Dickenson Greeley Lawrence Saali Dickinsons Regina Saali Billy Joe Neal Atkins PEO State Executive Board R.H. Rybolt Gerald Scholten Scotts' Bluff Elmer Gade Scottsbluff Chris Jurgens Scottsbluff Hospital John Jurgens la Salle Dee Ann Gell Henry Geu Pam Janis Geu Earl Geu Alpha Phi Sorority Mary McKelvey Lincoln University of Nebraska Steven Lienemann New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Socorro N. Mex Gene Liene Manne Eardley Ham Charles Ham Fabri-Tek Manufacturing Co Fabri- Tek Ham Rt. 2 Maple Plain Sidney High School Jolene Runge GoHege Clifford Runge Casper Wm. Kelley Jane Shhuman Dale Flora Dalton Chapter of Order of Eastern Star Elks Millard Music King’s Daughters J.C. Bush Sidney Public Dyfe Erowni Library News Business and Professional Women’s Club Armory East Ward Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Homemakers Leo Wolff Dom Ernest Hilltop Homemakers Hilltop Homemakers Club Emerson Ransom Bud Bartling Schultz James Dimmick Earl Schultz Laine Dee Swanson Eft Tinta Tonka Boy Scouts of America John Storkel J. C. Penney Storkel VEW Aumbhary Rebekahs Mrs. Hammond Jeannine Sanders Charles S. Wood H. Karl Ludwig Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Boise Idaho Grover Sanders Wilder Russell Wood Elsie Wood Flippin Ark Sharel Kesner Lori Hutchison Timmy Scott Ted Wilson Curtis Haynes Don Reich Mel Mohr Albany Ore Wilma Eckert Clara Click Chappell Peg Bentley Ann Cough Joanne Haynes San Francisco Lake Tahoe Parma High School Boise Junior College Idaho Hospital Association Flippin High School Boise College Idaho Air National Guard 124Th Fighter Group Leo Click Charles S, Wood Rank Carr
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