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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
3
Cleta Beyer named Cheyenne County Art Guild Artist of the Month for June. A pencil still life by Mrs. Beyer is on display at the Sidney Public Library. Her interests include working with India ink.
Larry Biederman son of Lloyd and Mrs Biederman of Pueblo formerly Sidney residents was accepted into the Rocky Mountain Conference United Methodist Church on June 11. Cheyenne County officials attended the Nebraska Panhandle meeting at Morrison Tuesday including Commissioners George Bailey Kenneth Rose Ed Narjes Treasurer Milt Nissen and Assessor Mable Port. Frank J. Mattoon of Sidney installed Harold Hultman of Omaha as grand master at the Grand Lodge of Nebraska 118th annual communication in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Wayne Crosby and Heather of Durango were weekend houseguests of Mr and Mrs Muriel Crosby. Mrs Don Vogler Monna Kieselhorst and Joan Schuerman visited in the homes of Mr and Mrs John W Schuerman Cheyenne Wyo and Laramie Wyo including Kenneth Roth.
Raymond F Stark Sr longtime Cheyenne County resident turned 86 Friday at Memorial Home where he has lived the past year His granddaughter Mrs Gordon L Carley baked and decorated a birthday cake for the occasion Present were his daughter Mrs Amy Vach and son Raymond Stark Jr of Sidney granddaughter Mrs Carley and great granddaughter Meredith Carley of Dalton Also noted Dr George P Taylor C O attended the 1975 Osteopathic Health Conference in St Louis with 1200 physicians and guests and researchers from Masters and Johnson Presented sessions covered current trends in diagnosis and therapy The piece ends with a science fact stating there are one million tons in a megaton
Royal Maids gathered at Debbie Schilz home with Colleen Schuessler presiding. Eight members and five guests discussed All 4-Her's Day on June 18 at the 4-H Building from 10 am to 2 pm, and Deb Schilz with Jeni Aue demonstrated tuna casserole. Mrs Woten reviewed clothing judging with four seams and hems. Snack by Roland Schilz. Next meeting June 23 at Cindy and Karen Spencer’s home at 2 pm.
Loretta Sue Babcock of Clearwater and Robert Karl Leatherwood of Bellevue wed at Con cordia Lutheran Church in Clearwater. The ceremony featured yellow carnation and coral mariposa lily arrangements, with family members in attendance and a reception at the church. The couple will reside in Lafayette, Louisiana after a brief honeymoon.
Richmond AP reports Virginia’s economy remains diverse with new manufacturing plants announced in Q1 1975. Projects include rolling mills, meat processing, furniture manufacturing, concrete products, clock movements, cable and slings, refrigeration equipment, woodenware, electronic parts and hardwood components, reflecting broad industrial base.
Mr and Mrs Frank Klentz host a housewarming at their home 1351 Summit Drive on Sunday afternoon. Friends and relatives are invited to call between 2 and 5 p.m. in their new residence.
An all day sale to raise money for fireworks is planned by the Puddle Makers CB Radio Club. The event runs Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the vacant lot west of 818 Linden St. Baked goods and soft drinks will be sold. Sterling club members will assist.
Three Sidney juveniles were arrested by Sidney police Sunday night for possession of marijuana and possession of paraphernalia. The three have been released to their families.
A reception honoring Mildren Havens and Wesley E Brown for their 40th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. at B P O E 18, 1040 Jackson, Sidney. The couple wed June 2, 1935 in Custer County, South Carolina, and lived in Rock River and Grass Creek before settling in Sidney. Brown has worked for Marathon Oil 40 years. hosts are their children Ron Brown of New Ulm, Minnesota, and Bonnie Dean of Greeley, Colorado, plus two grandchildren.
The Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc reports that 15th century Gutenberg Bible the UN charter and the U S Constitution were all printed on paper made from 100 percent cotton fibers in New York.
Webster notes show a father as a patient fixer, teacher, and source of support who guides children, shares skills from Palmer method to field and farm work, and calms with a phone call or a visit. The piece honors dads and especially a Texas father, on Father’s Day.
Internationally known anthropologist and writer Loren C Eiseley will lecture Friday in the University of Nebraska Panhandle Station auditorium at 8 pm, with a preceding autograph party from 2 to 4 pm at Scottsbluff Library. He is Benjamin Franklin professor at the University of Pennsylvania and has received the Distinguished Nebraskan Award.
Maranatha Singers from Westmar College will perform folk ballads and contemporary sacred songs at United Methodist Church in Chappell on June 25 at 8 PM. The six member group is touring the Midwest with over 70 appearances across six states. Public invited to attend.
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