National Guard Has Party 100 Attend
About 100 people attended a Sidney National Guard unit party at the Shelter House last Wednesday night. The event featured a buffet supper, dancing, vocal solos by Mrs. Lawrence Clinton, Jack Baker, and Keith Kaylor, numbers by a Baker Vines Zalesky trio, piano solo by Mrs. Neal Atkins, and a highlight of Spanish numbers sung by S Sgt. Rodriguez.
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Shelter House
Sidney National Guard
Lawrence Clinton
Jack Baker
Keith Kaylor
Baker
Cecil Vines
Clarence Zalesky
Neal Atkins
Sst
Rodriguez
Crook Billingsley Band Event Prizes Awarded
The Billingsley band of Crook Colorado concluded a gathering with door prizes awarded to attendees.
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Billingsley
Crook, Colo. Door
Sidney Last In Round Robin Golf Meet At North Platte
Sidney finished last among five teams in a Memorial Day round robin at North Platte. Scoring showed North Platte 10114, Sterling 64, Alliance 58, Scottsbluff 45, Sidney 3142. Don Jorgenson led Sidney with 75. next match is June 19 at Sterling.
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Sidney
North Platte
Sterling
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Don Jorgenson
Runway Upgrades Complete at Municipal Airport
Grading of two main runways at the municipal airport was finished last week with extra work added to include a portion of the southwest northeast runway. The 37 thousand dollar contract expanded as grading equipment stayed on site. The field will be seeded, fencing completed, and a watchtower planned. CAA aims to move the intermediate field here this year, weather and utilities permitting, with lighting expected on the main runways from the interim site. REA will supply electricity, a water pump may be installed, and a water test is planned. A Flying Farmers event with 50 to 60 planes is set for Thursday and Friday.
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Sidney
CAA
REA
State Department of Health
Nebraska
South Dakota
Vets Must Apply For Automobiles By Last of June
The Veterans Administration reminds seriously disabled World War II veterans that June 30 is the last date to apply for automotive vehicles at government expense. Only those who lost or use of one or both legs above the ankle are eligible. 191 Nebraska veterans have received vehicles under the amputee act. Applicants may choose a car, tractor, jeep, or truck with price not exceeding 1600 dollars.
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Veterans Administration
Ashley Westmoreland
Lincoln
Nebraska
Veterans’ Organization
American Red Cross
Protectall Safes Line Offers Several Sizes
The Telegraph advertises Protectall safes in multiple sizes with surprising low prices.
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Telegraph
Nebraska Regents Restate Policy Against Subversive Doctrine
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents rejected subversive teachings and reaffirmed a policy aligned with the Association of Governing Boards. Key points ban subversive textbooks, permit fair discussion without sowing subversion, bar teachers tied to groups seeking to overthrow government, and keep the university free of un-American influences.
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University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Frank M. Johnson
Lexington
United States
University of Nebraska
Regents
Association of Governing Boards of State Universities
U. S
County Court Plea Deals Involving DeMers And Collins
Donald DeMers of Sunol pleaded guilty to speeding in a county court hearing on Thursday. He was fined ten dollars plus costs. James Collins of Omaha pled guilty to intoxication and disturbance after arrest by Sheriff Schulz Saturday night and faces twenty five dollars on each count plus costs and damages from a fight. He allegedly ditched a Lane Western Company truck while driving from Dalton to Sidney.
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Donald DeMers
Sunol
James Collins
Omaha
W.W. Schulz
Lane Western Company
Dalton
Sidney
Court hearing notes on two traffic cases
Mrs Frances Herling pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Harold Jacobowitz of Fort Warren Wyoming faced a Thursday hearing for speeding between 45 and 65 mph and was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Harold Jacobowitz
Fort Warren
Wyo
Last Call Issued In Cancer Money Drive
Mrs. Joe Dodds, chairman, says donations to the Cheyenne County Cancer Fund must arrive by June 15. Scouts competing for the $20 prize should turn in gifts promptly, others are urged to submit by the deadline. A report will be prepared and donations sent after collection. Gratitude is extended to all contributors for time and money.
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Cheyenne County
Joe Dodds
Dodds
Four Married Couples Earn Degrees at Wesleyan Commencement
Four married couples graduate together at Nebraska Wesleyan University during the sixtieth annual commencement. Ray mond Westover and wife, Wendell Atchison and wife, Merle Otto and wife, and James Thayer and wife Lois Mae Hagemeister Thayer claim a unique record for married graduates that year. Only the Westovers’ family includes a child, Karen Rae, 19 months old.
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
Raymond
Westover
Wendell
Atchison
Merle
Otto
James
Thayer
Potter High School
Medical College
Omaha
Lois Mae Hagemeister
Potter
Nebraska Wesleyan
Westovers
Karen Rae
Marjorie Johnson Wins Wesleyan Degree May 31
Miss Marjorie Mae Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence W Johnson formerly of Potter is among 158 seniors awarded degrees at Wesleyan University on Tuesday May 31 She earned a Bachelor of Arts majoring in speech minor in psychology The commencement address was by Hurst R Anderson president of Hamline University and degrees were conferred by Chancellor J L Knight Johnson plans to work in Washington D C for a year then pursue a master's degree She participated in Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Plainsman Road Show Wesleyan staff Y W C A Theta Alpha Phi Women’s Athletic Ass n Stu dent Senate Cardinal Key Psi Chi and Pi Gamma Mu and is affiliated with Willard sorority.
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Marjorie. Mae Johnson
Clarence W. Johnson
Potter
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Washington, D. C
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lutheran Women At Missionary Meeting
Fourteen members of the Sidney Lutheran Women's Missionary League attended the annual spring rally of Circuit VI at Venango May 24. A total of 106 attended, opening with Rev. W. Pehler's inspirational service. Circuit president Mrs. William Helst spoke on missionary zeal in Christian living and giving. Missionary Wharold Bull of Garland, Neb., shared experiences from Nigeria, Africa.
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Sidney Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Circuit VI
Venango
W. Pehler
Circuit
William Helst
Wharold Bull
Garland
Nebru
Nigeria
Africa
Sunbeam 4-H Club Meets For May Gathering
The Sunbeam 4-H Club met May 25 at Marlene Johnson's home with seven members present. The summer wardrobe group discussed patterns and materials while the Hows and Whys reviewed requirements. Games were played and a lunch served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for June 5 at Mrs. A. I. Gunderson's home. Reporter Donna Fiegenschuh.
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Sunbeam 4-H
Marlene Johnson
A. I. Gunderson
Donna Fiegenschuh
The Telegraph Offers Mimeograph Paper On Demand
Mimeograph paper available in letter or legal size from The Telegraph. Get it when you need it and keep printing running smoothly.
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Telegraph
Bluffs Agent Is Chosen As State Four-H Official
Wesley Antes of Scottsbluff named assistant state 4-H club leader by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. He resigns as county agent to fill a vacancy in the Agricultural Extension Service and will start duties July 1.
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Wesley Antes
Scottsbluff
University of Nebraska
Board of Regents
Antes
Scotts Bluff
Agricultural Extension Service
Providence O E S Meeting and Rebekah Kensington Event
Stated meeting of Providence chapter No. 108 O E S at 8 p m with visiting members welcome. Rebekah Kensington in the I O O F Hall on Wednesday. Thursday features St Patrick s Altar Society in the school auditorium.
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Providence Chapter
O E. S
Rebekah Kensington
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Marriage Licenses Issued in Sidney and Nearby Areas
Edward Kopetzky and Dalton Shirley Siders of Sidney received licenses on May 24. Jean Larsen and Marian Wiedeburg, both of Sidney, were licensed May 25. Henry Hopkins of Blencoe and Betty Yangston of Kimball obtained licenses June 2.
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Edward Kopetzky
Dalton Shirley Siders
Sidney
Jean Larsen
Sidney Marian Wiedeburg
Henry Hopkins
Blencoe
Iowa
Betty
Yangston
Kimball
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