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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1952

Page

4

Six Sidney Graduates at University of Nebraska

Six graduates from Sidney in Cheyenne County complete the University of Nebraska program. Ellen Agnew plans to teach in Denver. Nancy Koehler and Patricia Wiedman hold Phi Beta Kappa in arts and sciences and hold Romance language honors. Ellen and Patricia also held leadership roles at the campus. Eugene Muller, Herbert Nelson, and James Willis pursue careers in accounting, dentistry, and Chicago accounting respectively, with Nelson a Army veteran and father of three.

Cheyenne County University of Nebraska Ellen Kathleen Agnew Nancy Koehler Eugene Muller Herbert C. Q. Nelson Patricia Wiedman James F. Willis Sidney Miss Agnew Denver Sidney High School Agnew Delta Delta Delta Pi Lambda Theta Teachers College Girls’ State Lincoln Women’s Athletic Association Koehler Wiedman American Legion Auxiliary Monsky Miller Sunol High School Beta Sigma Chicago Willis

Two Boys Rescued From Drowning At Kimball Reservoir

Two unidentified boys, likely Cheyenne County youths, were saved from drowning at Kimball reservoir by Joe Singleton. They were fishing near a culvert when one slipped in, the other attempted a rescue, and both became trapped. Singleton waded in fully clothed to pull them out, leaving behind a fishing rod and reel.

Cheyenne County Kimball Reservoir Joe Singleton Kimball Mr. Singleton Mrs. Singleton

Clover Gals Meet Demonstration on Biscuits

The Clover Gals met at Marcia Munderloh's home on May 23, 1952. Sharon Bauman and Marcia Munderloh demonstrated how to make biscuits. A delicious lunch followed. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Gloria Pittam's home.

Marcia Munderloh Sharon Bauman Gloria Pittam

Demonstration and Meeting Details From 1952 Notes

Barbara Hendricks led a May 14 event. Agnes Hare demonstrated Preparing Fresh Fruit. The next meeting is set for May 23, 1952 at Marcia Munderloh's home.

Barbara Hendricks Agnes Hare Marcia Munderloh

String gloves and baby bottle carrier in pastel colors

All That Meat and No Potatoes offers string gloves described as durable and fresh looking in pastel neutral and black shades. A pop-bottle carrier is promoted as a handy baby-bottle container holding six bottles for easy transfer to the refrigerator with a movable carton.

Judge Barlow To Hear Trials At Ordnance Depot

United States Commissioner Robert A. Barlow gains authority to preside over petty offenses in the North Platte District including at the Sioux Ordnance Depot. The order extends his powers to conduct Tuesday hearings on the government base for incidents such as disturbing the peace smoking in restricted areas and driving offenses.

United States Robert A. Barlow North Platte District J. A. Donahoe John W. Delehant Barlow Sioux Ordnance Depot Sod

Self Centered Milton Lukatch on Lingerie Attitudes

Milwaukee manufacturer Milton Lukatch argues that women buy lingerie for themselves, not for husbands. He contends men rarely notice such garments and women rarely get chances to display them to peers, reflecting social norms of taste and consumption.

Milton Lukatch Milwaukee

Little Workers June 5 1952 meeting notes

The Little Workers met at Karen Berry's home with Glenda Crees as hostess. Ardis Reinmuth demonstrated sewing machine parts and the group discussed the hand towel and judged pin cushions. Six visitors attended: Mrs Berry, Mrs Handley, Jan Berry, Patty Huff, Reta Ann Summerfield, and Richard Freudenburg. Helen McCoy moved to adjourn, seconded by Phyllis Crees. Glenna Crees, news reporter.

Little Workers Karen Berry Glenda Crees Ardis Reinmuth Berry Handley Jan Berry Patty Huff Reta Ann Summerfield Richard Freudenburg Helen McCoy Phyllis Crees Glenna Crees

Lucky 4 H Girls Elect Officers At June Meeting

The Lucky 4 H Girls met at Mrs Robert Kruz home Friday at 2 00 p m with nine of ten members present Miss Violet Shepherd helped organize the club Our leader is Mrs Robert Kruz assistant leader Mrs Paul Wilson Officers elected Barbara Bence president Marleen Mohatt vice president Mari anne Wilson secretary treasurer Barbara McMillan news reporter A cooking project is planned for the year Next meeting set for June 11 1952 at Mrs Kruz home

Robert Kruz Violet Shepherd Paul Wilson Barbara Bence Marleen Mohatt Marianne Wilson Barbara McMillan

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