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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1972
Page
7
The column riffs on unseasonal chill and sleet like rain, noting forecasts of snow by August 19. It lists numerous local visits and family news including Dick White of Page Arizona moving to Jamestown North Dakota, Mark Reed named a Major League All Star and other attendances at graduations, church events, and family gatherings with many names and towns across the region.
Mrs Linda Deaver completed her nursing training at Nebraska Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Omaha on July 16 as part of an 87 member graduating class. She is married to Dean A Deaver and the daughter in law of Mr and Mrs Frank L Deaver of rural Sidney.
The Rev. Cletus Semper of Dalton will speak at the Senior Citizens Center dinner with slides from his Europe trip. The Silver Serenaders will perform, bingo results listed, and a July 28 dance with Doyle Shoopman on organ announced. Visitors and weekly activities detailed with schedules and reminders.
Calendar entries note a 8 p.m. square dance at the 4H Building with caller Frank Layman of Cheyenne. Other events include Welcome Wagon picnic at 5:30 p.m. with officer elections and past president recognition, plus a Lodgepole TM Malley Saddle Club breakfast ride from the club house at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday.
Sidney High School to host a fall Travel and Adventure Series with five photographed journeys from Quebec to Hawaii. Season tickets available through local merchants. public sales begin August in several towns. Series runs Sundays at 2 p.m. October through March, no tickets at the door.
The Calvary Baptist Church hosts a morning recreation program beginning at 9 30 a m with the Mission Board coordinating. Rev Joe Conaway invites all children to participate in character stories hand work projects outdoor games and activities moved from Legion Park due to weather.
The Sidney Chapter of the Young Mother's Council Service met at Mrs. Kenneth Cook's home with seven members. Devotion by sponsor Mrs. C. B. Dorwart urged parental affection and life as a new start. The month’s lessons cover Everything has A Place and Is This Yours.
A farewell party for Mrs. Betty Kieselhorst preceded the Sidney Weight Losers club meeting at the First United. Jolene Lingwall was best loser with three and a half pounds. Donna Kaminski presided. 13 members attended. A new contest starts with a program planned for Aug 8, the club’s third anniversary.
Edward Anderson assistant executive minister of Christian Churches in Nebraska will be guest speaker this Sunday at First Christian Church in the absence of I A Cochran He will lead a Christian Men's Fellowship Rally Monday at 7 pm at Scottsbluff
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary installed new officers at a Wednesday meeting in the Legion Club Rooms. Key members shown include Commander John Schmitt and treasurer John Clarkson, with auxiliary leaders Mrs. Robert Wit and Mrs. John Clarkson. Not present were senior vice commander Wendel Abrams and auxiliary junior vice commander Mrs. Roy Neel. Everett Rains and Bob L. Swenson joined the DAV Chapter, transferring from Murphy Bonnell Chapter in Denver.
A six pound six and a quarter ounce daughter, Michele Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tuzicka at 1:57 p.m. Friday, July 14 in Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Freda Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tuzicka of Kimball. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuzicka of Horsington Kan and several others.
Corey Allen Payne arrives July 8 at Garden County Hospital Oshkosh weighing eight pounds eleven ounces. Grandparents Marvin Middleton Lenora Kansas Ella Middleton Bogue Kansas Ivan Rawson Texhoma Oklahoma James D Payne Lisco Nebraska. Dana Michele Holz weighs four pounds and a half at O’Neill hospital. Grandparents Kenneth Brock Alliance Nebraska William Holz. great grandmothers Samuel Brock Springfield Oregon Louise Vor derstrasse Plymouth Wisconsin.
New Dalton residents Rev. John Munson and wife arrive to serve as minister for Dalton and Lisco churches. Munson earned a BA from Buena Vista College in 1969 and pursued further studies at Princeton Theological Seminary.
Qualification for the Sidney City Ladies Golf Association Club Tournament began in the first round at Hillside Golf Course with finals planned for next Wednesday. Results from the regular session list Mrs. Hillard Lockhert, Mrs. Frank Barrett and Mrs. Jim Bricker as winners. Plans for the Aug 2 Invitational in Seminary New Jersey were under way. Master of Divinity earned May 29 from that institution. The Munsons hail from central Iowa. Mrs. Manson, Augsburg College graduate, Minneapolis, studied music and English and has taught high school English in Allentown New Jersey for three years.
Census shows 49 patients including one newborn at Memorial Hospital. Names listed for various towns include Fred George, Robert Swain, Loyde Mason, Anne Jallen, Doris Howe, Inez Kubas, Teresa Skinner, Rita Barnhart, Barbara Mohart Dalton, Peggy Troidl, Henry Weyerts, Garrett Scharrel, Margaret Jenik Sunol, Ben Vacik, Gustave Suhr, Raymond Stark, Maggie Bartling, Clyde Bartling, Jerry Steffens, Gurley, Bradley Wilcox. Birth announced for a son born to Ben and Mrs Barnhart on Thursday.
At the Sidney Lions Club meeting in The Chateau Al Bauer received a past president’s pin from Lions International for his year in office. Robert Zuhlke of Gurley, president of Cheyenne County Historical Association, spoke on local history. James Peterson reported the Nebraska State Lions Cabinet meeting will be in Chadron on Aug 13 at 2 p.m.
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