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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

3

Summer on campus and family visits fill Sidney scene

Mrs Arnold Kehl and Greg joined Nebraska University summer orientation on campus. Lowell Hare, son of Clarence and Mrs Hare, returned from Lincoln where he attended a basketball clinic. Numerous relatives visited in Sidney and surrounding towns including the Lienemanns in Maxwell and visits from the Magnusons. Donald L Johnson MD finished internship in Denver and heads to Pensacola on July 4 for military service at the National Aerospace Medical Institute. Glenn Hornbeck travels to Washington Illinois for his sister’s funeral. Grandchildren from San Francisco visit Ron Barker’s family. Mrs Evelyn Grimm of Yuma Arizona, former Sidney resident, plans a brief return stay.

Lowell Hare Clarence Hare Lincoln Neb University of Nebraska David Weller Omaha Susan Weller Frank Hengl Jerry Miller Ft. Morgan Colo Millers South Dakota Charley Miller Gilbert Fuhrer Minnesota Wisconsin Chicago Illinois Wayne Hengland Donald L. Johnson Denver General Hospital Denver Walter Johnson Sidney Glenn Pensicola Fla National Aerospace Medical Institute Evelyn Grimm Yuma, Ariz

Lutheran Junior High Camp At Chadron Park Nebraska

About 50 junior high youths and 11 staff attend the annual Lutheran Junior High Camp at Chadron State Park Nebraska. The camp opened Sunday June 25 and ends July 1. Attendees include youth and staff from Trinity Grace First Potter and other Nebraska synod churches with 14 campers from First Lutheran Potter the largest group.

Chadron State Park Chadron Nebraska Trinity Lutheran Church Bruce Brauer Edward Brauer Brenda Linda Draper LaVern A. Draper Katherine Hunt Darrell Hunt Cynthia Studnicka Lumir Studnicka el Rancho Road Craig Hendee Harold Hendee Grace Lutheran Church Gurley Douglas Fastenau Adolf Fastenau Bob Lessig Harold Lessig Julie McRoberts Kenneth McRoberts Julie Dalton First Lutheran Church Potter Paul and Steve Benish Donald Benish Bryce Halstead Eldon Halstead Dix Cynthia Nick Howe Perry Howe Garry Johnson Clifford D. Johnson Janet Johnson Norman Johnson Wendy Kay Lamm Delton Lamm Lenette Nelson Leonard E. Nelson Pat Nelson Harvey Nelson Janet Soukop Emil Soukop Denice Stewart Katie Stewart Paul Wills Leslie W. Wills Ray Woten Myron Woten Paul Reimers Holy Trinity Lutherans Church of Sidney Nebraska Synod Lutheran Church In America Synod

Tomato Preparation for Stuffing Cups

Cut a slice about 4 inches thick from the top of each tomato. Scoop out the pulp and seeds with a teaspoon, leaving a sturdy wall. Invert the tomato cups to drain before stuffing.

Seaman Recruit Billy D. Clark Completes Great Lakes Training

Billy D. Clark, 24, USNR son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Clark of Chappell, finishes two weeks of annual active duty for training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes. He returns to his Naval Reserve unit for further instruction in naval history, gunnery, seamanship, damage control, first aid, swimming, and more under Navy officers.

Great Lakes, Ill Billy D. Clark USNR Darrell Clark Chappell Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Naval Reserve Unit

BPW Prepares for 50th Anniversary Year

The Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women Club’s School of Instruction met June 24 in Kearney to plan the 1967 68 year marking the federation’s 50th anniversary. National and state leaders outlined programs and duties for officers and members ahead of upcoming conventions and events.

Charles Ham Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club Kearney Don Freeman Arline Clark Chappell School of Federation Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc Fort Kearney Federation National Federation Nebraska Evelyn Rankin North Platte Margaret Hart Omaha Erma Harvey Artha Messersmith Scottsbluff School of Instruction Moreane Alldritt Hastings Celestine Brock Lincoln The Goldenrod State Federation Sidney Bpw Club Grand Island Yancey Sarah Jane Cunningham McCook New York City Nebraska Federation Pawnee Hotel

Upward Bound Camp at Chadron State College

Fifty-two high school students, 62 in all year two, spend June 12 to August 11 on Chadron State College campus. The Nebraska program, funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity, seeks to motivate capable students who lack funds or drive to attend college. Arthur M. Howard of Dix is a second year participant, with staff Jo an DeLong of Potter and Edmond L. Matthews of Sidney.

Chadron State College Upward Bound Office of Economic Opportunity Nebraska Arthur M. Howard Dix Joan DeLong Potter Gurley Edmond L. Matthews Sidney

Schooners Host Dance On July 1

The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club of Sidney and The Sandhills Swingers of Oshkosh co hosted a dance at Oshkosh City Auditorium with guest caller Ernie Kinney of California. Twelve squares danced and a Centennial gift honored Kinney on his Nebraskan visit.

Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Sidney Sandhills Swingers Oshkosh Oshkosh City Auditorium Ernie Kinney California Mr. Kinney Nebraska George Hare Mal Minshall Short Bennett Leo Jessen Prairie Schooners Ash Hollow the Hollow Doris Berry Channel 3 Sterling Paul Mills Gene Frerichs George

Local Notables Admitted and Dismissed In Area Shuffles

A list shows Sidney, Potter, Gurley, and other communities admitting and discharging residents. Names include Sidney Dixon, Christine Pohl, Wesley Dixon, Margaret Dissmore, Mary Forward, and Mary E Davison. Births announce a girl to Dennis Kalivoda and deaths record Mary E Davison.

Sidney Wesley Dixon Leo Kurth Margaret Dissmore Mary Forward Albert Shefneer Marvin Boehmer Dennis Kalivoda Mary E. Davison Christine Pohl M. Grace Chris Sparks Raymond Pickett Lloyd McAfee Kenneth Peetz Ronald Fahey Potter Cathy Spencer Hollie S. Williams Guy Terman Gurley Angela Egging Linsda Egging Christina Egging Kimball Joan McCracken Dalton Michael Doggett Everett Kurth Wiggins Colo Quentin Wirth Stanley Pearson Richard Hatterman Clare Sutton Connie Henkle John Bennett Guy Walton John Billeter Gary Walton James Judds Ronnie Frerichs Tom Sawicki Marvin Sherlock Terri Dickes Robert Lipska Ellen Larson Paula Foster Linda Egging Lodgepole Connie Dickinson Chappell George Schwartz Dix Bobby Wistrom Riverside Calif Cora M. Hutton

Sidney Ladies Golfers Meet At Hillside Course

The Sidney Ladies Golf Association held a regular meeting at Hillside Golf Course with eight members present. Elizabeth Lockert won the Bridgesport Invitational and Doris Barker led in the Sterling Invitational on June 21 22. A business meeting precedes the 8:30 a.m. start this Wednesday and entries for Alliance and North Platte Invitationals are invited.

Sidney Ladies Golf Association Hillside Golf Course Betty Knicely Winnie Clingey Joan Pfeifer Evelyn Bricker Elizabeth Lockert Sidney Bridgeport Nyda Biggs Dorothy Nelson Doris Barker Lena George Joann Faddis Noreen Merritt

Massachusetts Exchange Group Heads to Washington DC on Tour

The Cheyenne County 4-H Massachusetts Exchange Group travels from Sidney to Washington DC on a 3900 mile trip. They tour Hannibal Mark Twain sites Springfield Lincoln home and Indianapolis Speedway. They plan brief stops in Washington and Pittsfield before returning July 8 with宿 contacts at Randall's Inn and other lodgings.

Cheyenne County Massachusetts Exchange Washington, D.C Telegraph Newsroom Sidney Hannival Hannibal Mark Twain Springfield Ill Abraham Lincoln Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Speedway Speedway

Look Who's Here Births in Sidney area announced

A series of birth notices from Sidney list new arrivals including Shawn Leon McKay born June 20 at 6 07 p.m. weighing 6 lbs 4 1/2 oz with grandfather Clarence Schneider of Wakeeney Kansas noted. Others include James Dean Hatterman born June 19 at 10 52 p.m. 7 lbs 4 1/2 oz and Kara Lynn Bowzer born June 19 at 11 51 p.m. weighing 6 lbs 10 1/2 oz with siblings Creta and James and grandfather Del Gardener. Karen Leigh Lipska born June 20 at 6 40 p.m. weighing 6 lbs 5 1/2 oz with grandparents Glen Swayne McCook Nebraska and Glennwood Lipska Potter. Barbara Jean Kurz born June 18 at Ft Bragg base hospital weighing 7 lbs 12 oz with Sidney grandparents and great grandparents listed. Kristin Jo Kalivoda born June with weight 7 lbs 11 1/2 oz and brothers Darin, 3, with Kalivoda and Hartje families, and great grandparents named.

Shawn Leon McKay Sherri McKay Sidney Shawn Leon Clarence Schneider Wakeeney, Kans James Dean Kara Lynn Bowzer Merton Bowzer Kara Lynn Creta James del Gardener Karen Leigh Lipska Robert Lipska Potter Karen Leigh Glen Swayne McCook Neb Glennwood Lipska Christini Carlson Barbara Jean Kurz Calvin Kurz Spring Lake N.C Barbara Jean Ft. Bragg Harry Tucker Howard Kurz Agnes Zalesky Sunol Frank Kurz

4 H Wranglers Meet For Horse Show Prep

The Sidney Wranglers met June 8 at 8 p.m. at the 4-H building with 8 members present. They discussed raffle tickets to buy trophies for the Sidney Invitational Horse Show priced 50 cents each or 2.50 for a six pack. Entry blanks were handed out and arena work on horses is set for 6 30 p.m. Monday. The next meeting is June 15. Reporter Gayle Gass.

Sidney Wranglers Gayle Gass

Busy Bees 4 H Club Meeting Notes

The Very Busy Bees 4-H Club met at Julie Lafler’s home on June 20 at 2:00. Glenda Fleming called the meeting and roll was taken by Vicki Fuehrer with all members present.

Julie Lafler Glenda Fleming Vicki Fuehrer Vicki Jeri Jeri Roberts Pam Fleming Ladonna Madden Pat Andersen

Large Nebraska bar admission ceremony includes Max A. Wilson

Ninety four new members were admitted to the Nebraska Bar during annual ceremonies before the State Supreme Court justices, among them Max A. Wilson of Sidney. It marks one of the largest oath-taking groups in state history. Drippings from beef or veal roasts may be frozen to enrich meat sauces when not used for gravy.

Nebraska State Supreme Court Max A. Wilson Sidney

Mortensens Honored on 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mortensen of Gurley Nebraska celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on June 19. Their daughter Delbert Lessman and her husband organized the surprise event in Sidney. The couple enjoyed a ride in a 40 year old car driven by Fred Kriesel, with relatives and friends in attendance. A ruby colored wedding cake baked by Mrs. Fred Kriesel completed the celebration.

Paul Mortensen Gurley Neb Delbert Lessman Sidney Mortensens Fred Kriesel

Community Club and Legion Meetings Schedule

June 27 brings Newcomers at 5 30 p m and 7 30 p m at the Sidney Fort Sidney motel with white elephant gift exchange. American Legion Post 17 and Auxiliary meet for officer elections. Catholic Daughters Court Mother Seton meet at St Patrick s Church 7 30 p m with new officers to be installed. June 28 Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club gathers at eight p m. July 1 Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosts a dance with Mal Minshall calling at Safeway Lot or 10th Ave and Forrest St starting 8 p m Everyone welcome.

Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel Sidney Post The American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Club Auxiliary Catholic Daughters of America Mother Seton St. Patrick’s Church Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Mal Minshall Safeway 10Th Ave Forrest St

Wool price increases for 1968 marketings

Cheyenne County farmers will receive a penny per pound more for shorn wool in 1968. The U S Department of Agriculture sets incentive at 67 cents, mohair at 77.4 cents, and pulled wool at a comparable level. Payments to Cheyenne County producers begin April 1969 for 1968 calendar year marketings.

Lester B. Runge ASC U.S. Department of Agriculture Cheyenne County

Roslyn Nelson Named Cheyenne County Centennial Queen

Roslyn Jean Nelson, daughter of Leonard and Mrs. Nelson of Potter, is Cheyenne County Centennial Queen. A CSU junior majoring in Home Economics she is a Pi Beta Phi member and serves on the Associated Women Students Legislature. She was first runnerup Miss Colorado State University in 1966 and Miss Kimball in 1965.

Roslyn Jean Nelson Cheyenne County Roslyn Leonard Nelson Potter Miss Nelson Colorado State University CSU Pi Beta Phi Sorority Associated Women Students Kimball

Weekend Car Wrecks Reported With No Injuries

A three car crash at 17th and Illinois caused about 500 dollars in damage last Friday involving Jules Andrews 37 of Fresno California. William Palmer 35 struck Bales car causing 461 dollars damage and 50 for Palmer. Saturday collision at 13th and Osage involved Carolyn Barnhart 25 and John White 17. no police action. Sunday 8 35 p m Rita Underdown 17 struck James Walsh 19 rear of his car on rain slick Illinois street. no injuries.

17Th Illinois Jules Andrews S. Cornelis Fresno California Richard Bales William Palmer Parkview Drive Bales Palmer Auto Carolyn E. Barnhart Lodgepole John W. White 14Th 13Th Osage Rita A. Underdown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arnold Kehl Greg Nebraska University Gene M. Lienemann and Sons Maxwell, Neb Lienemann Mrs Ronald Lienemann Earl Neel Grand Island, Neb Irvin Ehlers Grant George Slagle Levi Magnuson Gothenburg M. E. Douglas Troy Julie Magnuson Magnusons Douglases Gordon Magnusons Central City James Edwards Tom Robert Johnson Daryl Raymond W. Davis Seattle Robert McDonald Quincy Mr. Davis Fox Intermountain Theatres Fox Evergreen Glenn Hornbeck Washington, Ill Wilbur Rocke Ron Barker San Francisco Donald Barker Roger Gunderson Frontier Airlines Mr. Gunderson Sidney High School Nebraska Wesleyan Donald Bancroft Gloria Woolsey Presbyterian Church Estes Park Wyoming Kearney State College BPW Pamela Olsen Phoenix George Olsen Pamela Gregory Pierce William L. Pierce Miss Olsen Scottsdale, Ariz Mr. Pierce Phoenix College Massachusetts Exchange Group Washington, D. C Ihney Washington Howard Johnson Motor Hotel Northwest Virginia Avenue Washington, DC Pittsfield Mass Carl Curtis Roman Hruska Dave Martin Capitol City Niagara Sonic Inn Prospect Street Niagara Falls N. Y Randall’s Inn Dixieway South South Bend Nebraska Center of Continuing Education 33Rd Holdrege Kristin Jo Kalivoda Kristin Jo Darin Denzil Kalivoda Haddam Kans Dudley Hartje Hastings, Neb Eva Thomas Los Angeles E. C. Wranosky Haddam, Kans Wranglers Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club Roslyn Nelson Robert S. Howard Kathy Jean Dennis Speer Alva Speer Miss Howard Garden County High School Business Institute of Sidney Cheyenne County Exton Sidney High
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