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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
8
The report notes Korea shares water birds with western North America but land birds resemble Europe. It states that under controlled heat and light, hand reared grouse and quail will produce eggs in winter.
Mrs. O W Golden and Miss Donna Marie Hagemeister visit Omaha for the weekend with mom Mrs Lou Hagemeister in St Josephs Hospital. Numerous trips for vacations, hospital visits, and family events occur across Nebraska and nearby states.
Mrs Helen Spencer presented the final spring recital on Sunday afternoon at St Patrick’s Auditorium. Piano solos featured Mary Ann Egging Bill Cunningham Linda Fleming and others while organ solos were by Sally Voran Cheryl Mintken and Joyce Solverholm. A diploma ceremony honored graduates from elementary piano and theory with a 4:30 program by adult students and families.
The regular 17 Club meeting was held Wednesday evening at Rosalie Swanson's home. President Margaret Ann Olson led the business session and plans were made for the initiation of new members on June 27. Refreshments were served at the close.
Nearly 20 members of the Sidney Rebekah Lodge will attend District 33 at Bushnell High School Gym Monday. Registration starts 9 a.m. Virginia Smith of Bushnell presides, with Eugenia Olson Sidney vice president Selma Hammond Bushnell secretary and Lillian Christensen Kimball treasurer. Celestia Kaufman of Cozad assembly president for Nebraska will make an official visit. The all day session includes a noon luncheon and an evening banquet.
The 35mm Club hosted a judging night at Central School Auditorium with 20 Sterling Camera Club guests. Judges announced Lens Hounds led by Francis Hiner won with Radio captions and various entries by Ray Maley Ed Hiett Fred Hruza Harry Helzer and others.
The Bishop Hunkeler Assembly Knights of Columbus in Denver conducted fourth degree initiation for Joe Kelley Matt Janda Bill Gray Lou Thorpe John Peetz Jr Jack Inhelder John Schmitt Neil Bailley Emil Sandstrom and Ed Zohn of Chadron. Allen Karnik faithful navigator led the party to Denver for the ceremonies followed by a formal dinner and dance in the Shirley Savoy Hotel Lincoln Room with wives in attendance.
Fifteen members of the Schlum ber Janes gathered yesterday at Mrs Ray Sunderman home for a morning coffee honoring Mrs Harry Didier She will soon join her husband in Farmington New Mexico where they plan to make their future home A going away gift was presented by the guests Assisting Mrs Sunderman were Mrs Ross Warner and Mrs Irvin Shinker
Miss Carole Beam daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Beam of Oshkosh became the bride of Robert W Harms son of Mr and Mrs Wm Harms Lodgepole at the First Methodist Church Oshkosh. The double ring ceremony featured four candelabra and gladiola arrangements. The couple will honeymoon in the Rocky Mountains. Both graduates of 1954, they plan to teach and return east of Dalton.
The Newcomers Club met Tuesday evening at the Episcopal Church parish hall with Mrs Victor Baltes presiding. Reports from bridge, couples bridge, evening pinochle, couples pinochle, canasta and the yearbook were heard. Copies of the current yearbook were distributed to members. New guests included Mesdames Burgess Bell Leo Temple Tom Bolin Don Adams Ronald Cady and Bob Reckard. Prizes went to bridge high Mrs H P Kluttz second high Mrs Earl Overton canasta high Mrs Henrietta Borcher second high Mrs Hubert Little pinoc
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