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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1953
Page
14
A long list of local residents and visitors share vacations travels and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Roy Wells return from an Alaska trip with relatives in Kearney while many others host lawn parties attend Lions Club events visit relatives in Colorado Wyoming Iowa and Nebraska. calls for travel plans and hospital visits accompany frequent mentions of family reunions and guest stays in Sidney and surrounding towns.
The Clover Gals 4 H club held a July 3 meeting at Joyce Schubarth home with four guests and eight members. Members showed accessories for pajamas and house coats while the sewing group demonstrated. Wanda and Patty Fischer host the next meeting July 17 at 7 30 p m. Norma Aurich reports.
Girl Scout Troop No 1 met at the Methodist church basement for their first meeting since May. They attended Day Camp with Chappell and Oshkosh at Chappell June 8-11 with all the girls participation and thanks extended to committee member Elna Bills for leadership assistance. Barbara Fraass Betty Lu Hernbloom Betty Bond Rosie Finch Mae Zalesky Lucille Meyer Mrs Lillimo are noted for help. The next week Girl Scouts Brownies and Cub Scouts were taken to Sidney by bus for two weeks of Red Cross swimming lessons with several passing tests and thanks given to Roscoe Bills for organizing the bus and to drivers Ernest Borm Wayne Bond Rev Schroeder Gerald Brestel. Wednesday's meeting had 12 present with Anna Wise absent ill. housekeeping plans for the badge, songs and games, and a Taps closing. Next meeting August 3 with birthday program by Judy and Jane, a gift for Anna Wise, and card and handkerchief shower planned for Helen Helfrich, ill prior absence.
Fred Chavez 25, former Sioux Ordnance Depot employee, died Sunday at Fitzsimmons Hospital Denver from injuries in Korea. He was hit by a grenade December 22 1952 after serving with the 59th Ordnance Ammunition Replacement Platoon. Funeral services were held in Bayard Sacred Heart Church. burial at Bayard Cemetery. Chavez born July 11 1928 in Bayard. survived by wife Cora Archebeque, parents Ruben and family, a brother at Denver University, and sister Beatrice Olivarez.
Canon T. P. Stevens, vicar of a Wimbledon church, says a good wife makes a happy church organist. He explains that when an organist drags the hymns it reflects low spirits caused by a difficult breakfast from his wife.
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