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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
3
Betty Knicely chronicles the travel trouble and humor of a Greyhound band trip to Mexico City. Bus No 1 faced breakdowns, but crew and sponsors adapted with new equipment, hot meals, and generous chips from Hipp Wholesale.
Lions International Councillor H. Glenn Spearow installed new Sidney Lions Club officers at a noon Fort Sidney Motor Hotel meeting. Elmer Weber became president while Don Heath and E. B. Myrh were named first and second vice presidents, Al Ladine third vice president, Don Foxnoven secretary treasurer, with C C. Jones and others filling board and officer roles.
Lutheran Church Women at the general meeting discussed packing a mission box for Malaya to reach Malayans by Christmas. The next packing session is Thursday August 1 with gifts such as Band Aids blunt scissors old Bibles crayons pictures of Christ hymnal and records.
Past noble grand ceremony highlighted the Sidney Rebekahs Lodge regular meeting in the OOF Hall. Mrs Kermit Brumbaugh read God Bless You while presiding with Mrs Gene Morris. twenty members attended and refreshments followed. Degree practice set for July 16, with an ensuing meeting July 17 to exemplify initiatory work.
Mr and Mrs Rich Oldenburg and family from Buena Park California spend the week here visiting friends and relatives. Fourth of July dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Farlan noted guests Hugh Paris and George Hartman. Absent were Mrs George Hartman and son George on a two week vacation in Albuquerque New Mexico visiting Doris Harlan secretary for the Albuquerque Dukes Baseball Club.
A household tip suggests filling floor cracks using a paste of salt boiling water and alum. The mixture is claimed to set and harden like cement, presenting a simple temporary fix for sealing gaps.
Margie F. Starks 36 of Manchester Oklahoma was treated at Memorial Hospital for neck cuts and whiplash after her 1962 Chevrolet pickup was rear ended while preparing to left turn onto Highway 335 from 30 east of Sidney. Damage to her pickup estimated at 800 to 1000 dollars. No hospitalization. A second crash on a county road south of Sidney involved a 1963 Ford truck used by E J Jenkins Co of Kansas and a 1956 Nash driven by Mary Catherine Tilghman 34 of Crook, with no injuries and about 215 dollars in damages.
A bar tie rack converts into a neat system for storing folded paper bags. Install the rack inside a lower cupboard door and drape bags over it for easy access and space efficiency.
To prevent slips on stepladders apply paint to each step and while the coating is wet scatter fine sand over every tread. This creates a textured non slip surface that improves grip and reduces fall risk during use.
A kitchen fire caused by children lighting fire crackers at 1505 Maple in Sidney caused $240 damage with no injuries. A Bay Service Station crash involved five trucks carrying combines, a brake failure, a light damage bill of $325, and a jittery pony witnessing the event. Deputy Brumbaugh noted no additional accidents. the Highway Patrol found minor violators. Chief Willis reported little city activity and few firecracker complaints.
Multiple birth announcements from La Puente California Memorial Hospital and Memorial Hospital describing newborn girls Michelle Marie Sperry Robin Michelle Hemke Marian Louise Shryock with parental, grandparent, and great grandparent details and birth times and weights.
Mr and Mrs Richard Brabo of Sioux Army Denot announce the birth of Howard Raymond Brabo at Memorial Hospital on Tuesday July 2 at 12 15 a.m. The infant weighed 5 pounds 5 ounces. Siblings are Elizabeth Ruth age two and James Richard age one. Acknowledgments by Joe O Castilla and Mr and Mrs Joe L Brabo.
John Gerald Koenig is welcomed by his parents Mr and Mrs Felix Koenig on June 29 at Memorial Hospital weighing four pounds fourteen ounces. Siblings Stephen 6 David 4 Daniel 3 and Chris 1 are listed. Grandfather John Gieselt of Montrose Missouri is mentioned.
Readable fragments list individuals Leonard Bergman Sheryl Rule Bruce Couch Marie Clinton Ed Nelson Maurice King and several Mrs titles tied to Sioux Army Depot and Lemon Grove California figures. No coherent event or action emerges from the text.
A damaged OCR item lists numerous individuals under categories including Potter and Sidney along with spouses and relatives. The fragment mentions locations such as Lemon Grove California and Lodgepole, and references various named people like W B Dawson and Mrs Ruben Arellano among others.
A jumble of names and garbled text discusses deviled eggs and packing for a picnic. It mentions several individuals and a suggestion to replace sections after a garbled instruction about placing the deviled halves together and wrapping with wax paper.
Mr and Mrs George L Fahy of Tulse Oklahoma thank friends for cards and best wishes marking their fiftieth anniversary.
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