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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
9
Mrs. Ted Hamlet and children visit Sidney from Columbus Kansas while Daltons host relatives. Attendees include Christofferson and Knicely families, Job's Daughters events in Omaha, and several WY and NE residents visiting relatives. The note lists travelers to reunions, weddings, and summer plans with local hosts and guests. Also a kitchen tip section on custard and deviled eggs with chili sauce.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Richmond of Rock Springs Wyoming announce the marriage of their daughter Marilyn to Ray A Handsel son of Mr and Mrs Milton A Handsel of Sidney. The ceremony was January 30 at First Methodist Church Ft Collins Colorado with Dr. Baker officiating. The couple reside in Laramie Wyoming where Mrs Handsel plans to attend the summer University of Wyoming session and Mr Handsel will work for Peter Kiewitt Construction in Glasgow Montana. Mrs Handsel, a 1955 Rock Springs High School graduate, is a University of Wyoming student majoring in elementary education and member of Chi Omega. Mr Handsel, a 1955 Sidney High School graduate, attends the University of Wyoming majoring in mechanical engineering and serves as secretary for the Wyoming Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tau Kappa Epsilon member.
Miss Connie Jean Oliverius of Peetz Colorado announced engagement to Elton Lee Hill of Denver. Parents are Mr and Mrs Joe C Oliverius of Peetz. Hill is son of Mr and Mrs Harold B Hill of Denver. Oliverius is a Peetz High and Northeastern Junior College alumna active in Phi Theta Kappa and Delta Psi Omega. Hill is a West High Denver graduate and former U S Armed Forces member, now at Northeastern Junior College.
Mrs Merle Bobo was chosen as treasurer at the Wednesday evening gathering of Mrs Jaycees in the city auditorium basement. Seven members attended the business session led by Mrs Robert Wait. Plans discussed for entering a Ft Sidney Days float. Mrs Richard Smith reported on the May state convention in Omaha. Next meeting slated for June 25 in the auditorium basement.
Dance pupils of Mrs Eula Zwickl were presented in a recital at her studio on 11th Ave Sidney. The program featured 140 participants in a two year teaching span with past appearances on Cheyenne TV. Classes will resume July 7.
Jeettiony Torindin arrives as Parish Visitor for First Methodist Church from Roseburg Ore to begin duties with Mrs Brittain at the parsonage 2420 Craig Ave Rev R L Townsend attends Nebraska conference in York. Herman Heise to speak at Sunday worship.
Sharon Bauman daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bauman will spend the summer in Schulweg Germany with Dr and Mrs Eugene Vaders family. She will travel from Sydney to Montreal by train with about 435 American Field Service participants aboard the S S Waterman sailing June 11 and landing in Rotterdam June 21.
Miss Joanne Baker was installed as Honored Queen of Job's Daughters at ceremonies in the Masonic Temple. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Baker of Sidney. Installing officers included Bonnie Brown and Sandy Lewis, with a dance and Maypole centerpiece, music by the Dick Dotts Combo, and refreshments by Eastern Star.
Seventeen members and one guest attended United Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella Christensen with co host Mrs. Arnold Muehling. Mrs. P J Deir led the business session and a district conference report by Mrs. Lewis Schneider was shared. New committee members were named including Mrs. Schneider Betty Kieselhorst Mrs Henry Monnich and Mrs John Folkerts. The Social Welfare Ministry lesson was given by Mrs Clara Meyer. The next meeting is set for July 1.
CAP cadets board a C 47 flight from Sidney with 23 other Western Nebraska youths for a two week summer camp at Lincoln Air Force Base. Wanda Blair Ron Ald Anderson Phil Watts and Rev C C F Parks state wing chaplain will serve as camp chaplain. The program covers aviation theory base management airplane instruction marching swimming and social events with camps held in 48 states plus Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico.
Mrs Leslie Sabin was selected as color bearer replacing Mrs Jim Clothier at the Rebekah Lodge gathering in the I C C F Hall with 30 members and one guest Mrs Casey Warren of Hastings. A drill practice set for June 17 was announced and reports from the Scottsbluff district meeting of June 3 were read. Hostesses included Mrs Oscar Hollinrake and others. next meeting is June 18 at the I O O F Hall.
Sidney residents Harry Casé and Floyd Sanké joined 13 other graduates from a two day sewage plant operators course at Doane College Crete Nebraska. The fifth annual program was co sponsored by the Nebraska Sewage and Industrial Wastes Association the State Department of Health and Doane College. William F Rapp Jr of the sanitation division directed the sessions covering septic tanks sedimentation Imhoff tanks trickling filters activated sludge and sludge digestion.
Miss Barbara Spearow, newly married to Gerald Helfrich, was honored at a bridal shower hosted in the home of Mrs. Harold Spiker. The program featured a piano duet by Mrs. Robert Spearow and Miss Carolyn Osborn, two piano solos by Kathy Spearow, and two musical pantomimes by Miss Osborn. Gifts were presented from a heart centerpiece, with 40 guests attending and dessert lunch served by several hostesses.
Harold Pals Gerald McCaslin and Ralph Welch were new members present Wednesday evening when Kiwanis Club met at the Yendis Cafe. Milton Corbin of Ohio Oil Company presented the film You Decide for the program. The film included scenes taken in the Sidney area. The next meeting will be June 11 at the Yendis Cafe.
Mr and Mrs Martin Block and Alvin Bruns were guests of honor at a dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs Douglas Reetz at Potter on Sunday observing birthday anniversaries. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roland Block and family of Sterling Mr and Mrs Henry Block and Robert Huff of Lodgepole Mr and Mrs Chet Bruns and family of Pine Bluffs Mr and Mrs George Miller and Janice of Bellflower Calif Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Cozad Fred Reetz Mr and Mrs Herman Bruns Mr and Mrs Alvin Bruns and family Al Siemers Mrs Etta Block and Richard and Mr and Mrs Calvin Klentz and family.
Mrs. N. C. Livoni and Mrs. Richard Smith hosted Ladies Golf Day at Sidney Country Club on a Wednesday afternoon with 22 ladies attending. A luncheon preceded an afternoon of golf. prizes went to Mrs. Dave Olinger for longest drive on No. 4, Mrs. E. J. Madsen for closest to the pin on No. 5, and Mrs. James Edwards for closest to the No. 2 pin. Next luncheon hosts will be Mrs. Donabel Scott and Mrs. Harold Tremain. reservations by calling 3100.
A cake party followed the Job's Daughters dance at Carolyn Atkins home in celebration of her 15th birthday. Guests included Kyle Carhill, Karen Pelster, Al Hill, Sandy Cook, Conrad Friede, Janice Hume, Phil Fleming, Kent Miller, Janet Golden, Janet Plum and Gary Karnik.
Miss Barbara Taylor, whose wedding to Don McKay is set for June, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at the home of Mrs. Virgil Reed. Twelve guests attended. A scrapbook tracing the bride’s life up to now was created and presented. Pink decorations featured pink carnations at the refreshment table. co hosts were Miss Carol Ladine and Mrs Delores Peterson.
Dr Marvin C Sherrerd a Sidney optometrist returned from Denver where he attended the first Rocky Mountain Contact Lens Conference at the Brown Palace Hotel The two day meeting drew about 175 optometrists from eight states with Dr George N Jessen of Chicago as featured speaker The conference was chaired by Dr Wendell R Bryan of Denver and discussed advances in contact lenses and fitting improvements amid growing wearers numbering nearly three million.
Elks Ladies guest card party at Elks Lodge room. Cheyenne Encampment No 19 and Auxiliary in the 100 F Hall. Soos and Suzettes Square Dance Club at SOD school house. bring sandwiches or cake. York Club of Christ Episcopal Church meets Sunday. Toastmasters Club at Drove 94 Monday 9 30. CES Past Matrons breakfast at Legion Park bring a cup and spoon. Western Women’s Club and Wesleyan Methodist Women’s Missionary Society meet. Goldenrod Past Noble Grands at I OF Hall basement Friday afternoon. VFW Auxiliary bake sale at Prebles Grocery Saturday. Providence Chapter 108 Order of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple with social hour for visiting members.
The instruction says to heat salad oil to 375 degrees for french fried potatoes. This guidance notes the precise temperature to achieve crispness and proper browning, suggesting a standard heat level for consistent results.
Scouts of Troop 89 Sidney led by Scoutmaster Myron Leveland plan a two day 45 mile trek along the Cheyenne Morrill County line. The hike begins Sunday morning with gear for two days, powered by two leg motion. The route starts near Chimney Rock, passes Reddington Gap, and ends at Dalton.
Nine members and two guests attended ONO Extension Club at Mrs. W O Golden's home on Wednesday May 28. Mrs O W Golden conducted the meeting and planned a fair booth. The lesson "Creative Design" was taught by Mrs. Dixon Rhoades. Hostess for the June 25 meeting will be Mrs. O W Golden.
A brief item notes meteors moving at speeds ranging from 10 to 45 miles per second. The report lists several names connected to the notice and localities such as Lodgepole Casper and Kimball. The fragment reads like a public or society notice with names and dismissals, then abruptly shifts to the meteor speed fact.
The notice reports births at Memorial Hospital including Steven Dale Fehringer born June 2 at 1 pm to Mr and Mrs Ivan Fehringer weighing seven pounds and a fraction. Also Roy Emory Bobo born June 4 at 12 04 am to Mr and Mrs Roy Bobo weighing seven pounds 12 44 ounces. Sandra Lucille Garrison born June 3 at 1 32 pm to Mr and Mrs Melvin Garrison weighing six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents listed include Loretta Fehringer Victor Bellain Merle Scott Charles Bobo and others.
Dinah Mae Kaduk is welcomed by Mr and Mrs Francis C Kaduk of Clarendon Hills Illinois born Friday May 23 at 241 PM weighing nine pounds She has sisters Julie Roberta and Michele Grandparents include Carl H Farmer of Sidney and Mr and Mrs John Kaduk Mrs Kaduk is Wanda Farmer.
The Merry Makers 4-H Club met May 29 at Connie Jacobson's home with fourteen members present. Phyllis Madison led a discussion on how to keep fruits from spoiling. A Garden Club report was shared. Apron finishing is planned for the next meeting. Refreshments were served. Judy Holtz was the reporter.
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