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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1960
Page
6
The Grace Lutheran Guild of Gurley hosts an ice cream social on July 9 on the church lawn weather permitting, moving to the parlor if needed. Serving runs 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with a free will offering.
Sidney Draw News reports a summer of visitors and gatherings. Jim Wills Reuben Meyers and Mrs Dessie Wills arrived from Groshen to spend the season with daughter Mrs Charles Krueger and family. Numerous neighbors and relatives hosted dinners and barbecues around the area with brisk local social activity.
Mary Rita Patrick of Denver visits grandparents in Bluff while many neighbors and relatives attend gatherings. The week includes Sunday picnics at Jumbo Reservoir and Joe Policky home, tours to view calves, and multiple visits to relatives in Bluff and nearby towns.
Classified notice from Calli offering selling renting and buying services with a contact number 5555. Promotes quick transactions and general ads for various items. Reflects a compact, public notices tone typical of classifieds.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Thursday for Mrs. Jake Deines born Marie Ostwald. She died at her home nine miles east of Sidney. Burial followed in Bayard Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jake and children Jacqueline Grebeldinger Roswell Vogel Patricia Burna Jean living at home plus two sisters and two brothers and five grandchildren.
A roundup of visits and travel in the region includes Mrs Crosby’s TV sighting in Salt Lake City and a tornado report. Residents and visitors moving between Cheyenne Gooding Lincoln Omaha Sidney Potter Broken Bow Longmont and Denver join gatherings events and family visits over the Fourth of July weekend.
Kimball voters go to polls Tuesday to approve a three mill levy for two years to fund additions to Kimball County High School. Balloting runs 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Court House Assembly room. eligible voters are patrons of the Kimball County High School District. Last April 25 the district rejected a prior 5 mill for 10 years proposal.
The board outlines a plan to raise up to one million dollars over years and add a north-south wing to the west part of the present building. Last year's district valuation showed the three mill levy would yield about $160,000 in two years. Plans unchanged since last April when the earlier issue failed, with construction to proceed only as funds become available.
Lawrence Page started his car in Pueblo Colorado and found the windshield had been stolen leaving the vehicle exposed to chilly air and prompting local concern about vandalism.
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