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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
10
Sidney Nebraska announces mailing rates inside and outside a 50 mile zone. The Independent newspaper operates at 830 11th Ave Sidney daily schedule including Monday Wednesday Friday. serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Stan Elsen and family of Grant spend a week at George Bartels home while Stan inspects certified wheat in Cheyenne Morrill Banner Kimball Scottsbluff and Deuel counties. Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson and family of Oakland California arrived Friday at Herbert Fastenau home and left Sunday for the East Coast. Mrs Anderson is former Esther Fre.
A crawl of community life features visits among families in Sidney and Dalton, 4-H clubs Do Better and Kitchen Maids meeting notes, birthday celebrations for Butch Policky, and gatherings at the homes of Mortensen, Elsen, and Larson families plus a lodge shrine picnic in Chappell. Residents travel to Chadron conservation camp and a Hair Fashion Clinic in Scotsbluff while Donna Windel towns as new teacher rents Walcott apartment.
The Clover Dolls 4-H Club met Monday June 25 at Diane Puffer's home. Jeannette Pierson led the meeting with six girls present. First year sewers displayed pincushions while second year sewers showed finished skirts. They planned a bake sale for Friday June 29 at Preble's and discussed making skirts alike. Diane Puffer demonstrated a needle book and the group recited the 4-H pledge before a hosted lunch. The next meeting will be July 2 at Patty Thorpe's home.
Connie Hruska reports on the upcoming hearing for Roberta Nove scheduled July 2 at 1 30 pm. The reporter notes stated details and seeks reader attention on the proceedings.
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