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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
12
Multiple entries report local people entering hospitals and visiting relatives in Cheyenne Denver Hastings and Sidney. Roy MacAdam at De Paul Hospital Cheyenne receives well wishes. Dr. Maher at Denver VA Hospital for exam. family visits across Nebraska Colorado and California including brides and weddings in Sidney.
Twenty six members of the Luther Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met Thursday afternoon in the fellowship hall for a one o'clock luncheon. Miss Alice Rexroth presided over the business meeting and the Rev Henry Monnich presented the lesson on Pentecost. Henry Monnich was named chairman of Faith and Life, replacing Art Halvorsen who is leaving the community. A hostesses committee will circulate among members and guests during the monthly After Service Coffees. The LCW will provide ice cream bar treats for Bible school's final day.
Jess Miller of North Platte led the Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club dance Saturday with 36 attendees enjoying the event. Guests came from Merino Sterling Oshkosh Lisco and Sidney. Next dance is June 19 at Jones Shoping Center lot.
The Sidney Rotary Club met at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel to hear a Havana radio program via KSID tape recording. Hull Cook Jr introduced the segment and played a Havana short wave broadcast recorded Sunday evening. The broadcast, framed as communist propaganda, claimed Cuba was not free before 1959 and accused the United States of aggression. President Carl Christ Jr introduced a visiting Rotarian from Kimball.
The fourth annual flower show by Dix Till and Tell Dix Soilettes and Dix Country Gardners runs Sunday June 13 from 2 to 5 PM at the Dix public. Everyone may enter in all classes. Hort iculture features spring flowers while the artistic division theme is Lets Take A Trip.
The Girl Scouts of America schedule Brownie Day Camp June 14 to 18 at Legion Park Sidney with 85 Brownies attending. Camp runs 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily under director Mrs. James Snyder and business manager Mrs. Fred Schlesselman.
A passing motorist saved Higueri the Bassett hound after he bolted into 10th street. Kari Green, 11, and Sheila Nusbaum, 10, chased him from 1233 7th, but the dog was struck and a kind stranger carried him three and a half blocks to the Greens’ Sidney home, unknown to the grateful family. The owners, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Green, expect x rays to reveal the extent of injuries.
Bernhard Burnes of Brighton Colorado will judge the piano students of Sister Rose Marie and Mrs Helen Spencer during auditions at St Patrick's High School tomorrow and Friday. Thirty seven students seek membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians.
The Royal Maids met at Jean Kiel's home on June 4 at 2 p.m. with all members present. President Jeanne Woten led roll call on favorite vegetables. Del Rae Beerman guest encouraged 4-H camp attendance. Jean Kiel presented a vegetable plate demonstration. Next meeting set for June 11 at Karyn Smith's home.
The Sidney Kiwanis Club agreed to collaborate with the State Highway Department to improve and use the roade side park west of Sidney near the Highway Patrol offices as a trailer stop for tourists. The move was approved at the regular Kiwanis meeting at the Sidney Country Club. J B Baker reported Frontier Airlines plans to fly local passengers to Denver to attend Bears games, with overnight rooms included in airfare. Baker Tire Service can provide details. Twenty two members attended with seven guests including Lyle Holly Kokjer Motor Co F Thompson Department of Roads and five Sidney High and St Patrick’s students. Several students were named standout athletes and scholars.
May 5 report lists Mrs. Beryl Nilsen welcoming four families to Sidney. Aaron Nelson and his wife and three children moved from Denver to 1433 17th Ave where he works as a Boy Scouts of America executive. Marian Wallinger and four children moved from Scottsbluff to 2214 11th Ave where she teaches at the Sidney Beauty Academy. Clarence Zalesky and wife reside at 1117 Newton. he owns Sidney Auto Sales and she has three children from a prior marriage. Gary Reeves and wife with a child moved from Rushville to 1228 19th Ave. he attends the SAD occupational training school.
The census at Memorial Hospital as of 8 a.m. Wednesday stood at 44 patients and four babies in the nursery. Admitted include Mrs Harold Waagen Carl J Schmidt Mrs Don Foxe hoven Cheryl Curless Marvin Harrson Mrs Wesley Moench Anna Marie Brauer Mrs Larry Jones Diana Paul man Leland Lon Paul Lisa and Beth Handley Vernal Utah Potter Mrs Keith Wilson Mrs Ronald Olsen transfer to Rest Home disembarked Sidney Ray Wills Melvin Brauer Mrs Joe Behm and son Kimball Stanley Eatman Ogallala Mrs K L Gaston Peetz Loyd Stratton Harry Adams births two girls to Wesley Moench and Keith Wilson.
Mr and Mrs Sweed Sigg of Salt Lake City announce the birth of twin sons David Wayne and Mark Allen born May 27. David weighs 5 pounds 9 ounces and Mark Allen weighs 6 pounds. They have a three year old brother Danny. Grandfather Carl Libsack formerly resided in Sidney. Mrs Sigg is the former Judy Libsack.
Jane Weymouth daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Weymouth has been elected the first vice president of the Student National Education Association for the coming year. She will be a senior at the University of Nebraska in the fall and will attend two conventions this month as a delegate from her university. The first is the national convention of the Student Education Association in Washington DC June 16 22. The second is the National Education Association convention in New York City June 22 July 2.
Sheila Lynn Sterkel born June 7 at 6 08 a.m. weighing 6 lbs 14 oz. Grandparents Hilary Schilz Sidney G G Schnell and Joss Ripp Denver. Drew D John Trenerry born June 6 at 3 57 p.m. 6 lbs 14 oz. Three sisters Denna Dawn 13 Denise Deline 29 months Darcie Dee 14 months. Grandparents John Trenerry Omaha Harold Claussen Ogallala. Timothy James Behm born June 5 at 7 29 a.m. 7 lbs. One sister Sandra 14 Debra 12 Joseph 9 Pamela JoLene 2. Grandparents Andrew Behm Sterling and Thomas McFadden Sidney. Great grandmother Anna Schwartz Hartington Neb.
Olinda Brauer of Sidney became Mrs. Eugene M. Ellis of Stanley N D in a 4 o'clock May 1 double ring ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church Sidney officiated by Rev Clarence Boye. Bride wore pink lace dress with gardenia bouquet. maid of honor Rowena Brauer Denver wore blue net. best man Don Brauer. usher Lawrence Harris Alliance Neb. Guests from Cheyenne and St PaulMinn registered after a family supper at the bride's home.
Five members of Sidney High School Future Homemaker’s of America attended a FHA workshop in Kearney Nebraska from May 31 to June 1. Attendees were Jan Nielsen Linda Sutton Chris Rankin Chris Brauer and Margaret Castellan with Miss Linda Warnke and Mrs Nielsen as sponsors. The program included sessions meetings and district gatherings plus a talent fashion and choral show.
Julie McRoberts of Dalton captured first place in the junior division of the State Lions Club Talent Contest held in Norfolk Nebraska last Friday. She won through her local Lions Club contest and the district 38N contest to reach the finals. The state convention ran June 4 to 6 at Hotel Madison with Cheyenne County Lions in attendance. Kenwood Andersen announced as district governor, to be succeeded by Elwood Kealy. The 1966 state convention is slated for Alliance in early June.
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