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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
9
At Lake McConaughy Mr and Mrs Ed Henkle Mr and Mrs H C Craig and others enjoyed the Fourth. Steve Steele suffered first and second degree burns when he lifted a tractor radiator lid steam and boiling water sprayed him. He is recovering at Memorial Hospital.
Five pound seven ounce boy born to James Miller and wife. Eight pound six ounce boy to Gary Church and wife. Seven pound ten ounce boy born 1 28 p m to Richard Burke and wife. Census records list 41 patients and three babies in nursery. Names linked to discharged or admitted individuals appear in local notices.
Rawianoes eee t Garry Kehr of Sidney is named among the sophomores on the President's Honor Roll at North Platte College. To qualify, a student must post a grade average of 1.2 or higher.
Cut shrimp into salad-size pieces. Add salt celery cucumber and chives. Toss with mayonnaise and chili sauce. Spread on three slices buttered toast and cover with three slices. Makes nine sandwiches.
At the annual Lodgepole Valley Barracks picnic in Ameri can Legion Park Ameri can Legion Park Sunday Potter residents Commander and Mrs Elmer Seyfang were honored with anniversary and birthday cakes The event drew about 45 attendees with dignitaries from Mor rill County Barracks and District 7 including Ned J Sandberg and Phil Crantz The gathering also noted obituaries and upcoming events for the Veterans of World War I Auxiliary with reports from the North Platte Department Convention.
A.G.A. home service counselors advise brides on planning kitchen inventories, selecting ranges, menus, budgeting, and shopping. Demonstrations, classes, and telephone or in person counseling help avoid duplicated utensils, curdled sauces, and waste, easing first months in a new home.
Mr and Mrs Walter T Stueve announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn Ann to Airman Third Class David E Wren Jr son of Mr and Mrs Davis E Wren Sr of Galveston Texas A Sept 3 wedding is planned Miss Stueve a 1963 Sidney High School graduate attended Barnes School of Commerce in Denver and works at Baldwin Piano and Organ Co in Denver Airman Wren a 1961 Ball High School graduate from Galveston is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas
The Gleaners Missionary Group of Grace Baptist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Kenneth Knaub’s home with ten members present. They reported sending money to the Ken Cook family and purchasing garments for another missionary family.
Armed Forces Airman 3-c Smokey DeWeese is on a four month temporary duty assignment at Dakota Air Base near Tokyo Japan. He reports for duty and will serve at the base during the period.
Dale Bonner eleven son of Mr and Mrs Dick Bonner is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture and severe head cuts after falling from a moving sand buggy at a Don Fehringer home near Peetz during a Fourth of July gathering. He is conscious and in as good condition as can be expected.
The Sidney Youth Council staged a Tuesday style show at the National Guard Armory as part of July 4 activities. Models included Miss Jeanne Jones in a black cashmere basque dress from the 1890s, Miss Faith Hunt in a 1910 wedding dress, Miss Cheryl Mintken in a red flapper outfit, and Miss Debbie Rankin in a lilac organdy dress, with Mrs. Kay McCumber as narrator.
The twenty fifth annual Nebraska Wheat Show will occur in Sidney on November 2 as part of state centennial events. Entries span Market Wheat, Certified Seed, and Junior Grain divisions with varieties Cheyenne Gage Lancer Omaha Ottawa Scout and Warrior eligible. Samples must meet minimum weights and be received by August 25 at designated collection points statewide.
Summers in Lincoln prompt closet cleaning. Mrs. Clara Leopold, University of Nebraska Extension home management specialist, urges donating seldom worn garments to charity. Tax deduction valued at 15 percent of replacement cost per National Fair Claims Guide for Consumer Textiles.
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