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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1960

Page

11

Around The Town Notes From Nebraska Towns

Local residents announce weekend trips and visits. George Fleming family attended a cousin wedding in Kearney and dined with James McIntosh in North Platte. Others traveled to Geneva, Exeter, Minden, Hawaii, and the Nebraska picnic in Phoenix while Roland Gibbins joins Nebraska Wesleyan University.

George Fleming Philip Kearney Mr. Fleming North ‘Platte James McIntosh Richard Dotts Jean E. M.gates Geneva Exeter Ken McMillen Burl Minden Zeta Psi Fraternity Nebraska Wesleyan University Delbert J. Sampson Robert Clark Phoenix California Jerry Wolf Clifford Wolf University of Chicago Hastings College University of Nebraska At Lincoln Chicago Homer Bollinger Mary Carol Sidney Colorado Springs Colo

Winners to Enter Contest at Dalton on Monday

First and second place winners from Potter High School's Saturday oratorical contest are announced by speech instructor Charles Morehouse. Winners advance to the Eddie Pole Vatey Activities Association event in Dalton on March 7, with Avril Juelfs and Diane Hilpert highlighted for multiple wins and representation in specific divisions.

Potter High School Mral Charles Morehouse Tril Fuels Firm Diane Hilpert Robert Ice Colleen Egging Marvin ‘Moench Jerry Meester Avril Juelfs Danny Knight Eugene Rydahl Chadron State Teachers College Jay Springman Gordon High School Wall Come Peté Mare 7 Dalton Avril' Juelfs Dane Hilpert

Mrs. Schwartz Wins Sidney Toastmistress Contest

Mrs. Vernon Schwartz won the Sidney Toastmistress contest at the Ft. Sidney Hotel. Her speech on Adult Education Life Begins at 40 advances to the Council Six on April 2 at Scotts Bluff with regional entry later. Other contestants were Mrs. Keith Simpson on Charm and Mrs. Dea Johnsen on Payola.

Vernon Schwartz Sidney Ft. Sidney Scottsbluff Keith’ Simpson Ben H. Grimm J. H. McNish Roy Wells Carl +b. Nelson Elizabeth Schwasnick Adele Law Ruth Dillon A. G.‘ Cabela Joan Simpson Law Forrest BeHieu Potter Roy Burge Ray Smith Charles Pulley Chappell

Central Teaskeeke Enrichment Talk By German Exchange Student

Miss Henii from Germany spoke at Central School about life in her country comparing it with local schools. She described home life, daily routines, and shopping experiences, including buses and shoe sizes, during the teachers enrichment program chaired by Mrs. George Kriegamann.

Silke Hermann Germany Central School George Kriegamann Mise Herrdannie Ghia Bus Rede Ito Sidrey Berg Mate Bryatt Ellen Petersem

Sondra Tillotson Caps At Bryan Memorial School

Sondra Mosieteen Tillotson daughter of Mr and Mrs Tillotson will be capped Sunday at 2 30 p m at Christ Methodist Church in Lincoln. The ceremony marks completion of six months in nurse training and she becomes a freshman after caps. Guest speaker is James A Canedy assistant administrator Bishop Clarkson Hospital Omaha. Mr and Mrs Tillotson plan to attend.

Sondra Mosieteen T. tTilotaen Bryan Memmorial School of iNursing Lincoln Christ “Methodist Church James A. Canedy Bishop Clarkson Omaha Tillotson

Easter Seal Letters Ready For Mailing In 1960 Campaign

Easter Seal Letters will mail March 17 as Cheyenne County Nebraska Society for Crippled Children launches its annual Easter Campaign. Chairman Mrs. W. P. Ackerman of Sidney leads a statewide effort with two unique designs featuring crippled children and a therapist. Seals, colored red and blue, will reach 40 million homes during March 17 to Easter Sunday April 17.

Omaha Cheyenne Nebraska Society For Crippled Children W. P. Ackerman Sidney National Society For Crippled Children and Adults Columia Puerto Rico Ginny Linville Winter Chicago Winter American Academy, Art Institute of Chicago Illinois Institute of Design J. Walter Thompson Agencyl Stevens: Gross Studiés

Easter Seals poster features children and therapist motif

The design shows a crippled girl and boy holding a therapist's hands, symbolizing care and rehabilitation services for disabled children. The central panel depicts the Easter Seals campaign poster with two other children and a stylized lily insignia, reflecting official Easter Seals Society branding.

Mrs Miller Hosts WMB Club Dinner At Her Home

Mrs Floyd Miller acted as hostess to ten WMB Club members at a Tuesday noon dinner in her home. St Patricks Day themed table decorations set the mood while Mrs Miller led a business session and current events roll call. Birthday token was given to Mrs A L Cruise. Cruise to host the April 5 meeting at 1 30 for a dessert luncheon.

Floyd Miller W.M.B.' Club Miller A. L. Cruise Cruise Wich

Youth Day Program At Methodist Church

About 165 members of the Methodist MYF from Kimball Lodgepole Potter Chappell and Sidney attended a Youth Day program at the First Methodist Church. Rev Arthur Ernst and Rev Homer Sollinger spoke on camping and youth ministry with services led by Frank Foster and features by Maroni Crouse Lynn Nelson and Patsy Foster.

Methodist Church Kimball Lodgepole Potter Chappell Sidney Arthur Ernst First Methodist Church Scottsh Homer Sollinger Coleragie -Springs Ginder Mmes ‘Magrs Ed "Sweatson D. D. Retzlaff Neal Atkins Carl Crouse Bob Jay Mmes James Ethridge Glenn Ackerson Oren Cox Lee Clark Dale Black Bob McKay

LPV Saddle Club Social Meeting Report

Fifteen members of the Lodge Pole Valley Saddle Club gathered in the old house south of Sidney for a cold evening social. J B Ruttner chaired a brief business session before members visited. Next gathering is March 30 with John Treinen showing slides of their Europe trip.

Pole Valley Saddle Club Olu House Sidney J. B. Ruttner Cecil, Holloway Dick Lindley John Treinen Europe

Leap Year Dance Party Hosted by SOD Girl Scouts

SOD Girl Scouts Troop 159 and leaders Mrs lugh Fees and Mrs. Ray Young hosted a Leap Year dance at Barracks 5 Ordvillery with over 55 attendees from Troop 160 and other groups. Guests included the O.D. Boy Scout Troop led by Ray Tsuruna and Mrs. Tsuruda, plus residents from Sidney and O.D. A dessert lunch of sweetheart cakes and fruit punch followed the dancing, titled ladies choice. Knoxville Tennessee is noted for its 1791 naming in honor of Gen Henry Knox.

S.O.D Lugh Fees Ray Young Barracks 5 Ordvillery Teddy Ohi Ray Tsuruna Tsuruda Sidney Caleb Eddy Lupe Torres Gilbert Pierson

Mary Louise Van Anne and Norman F Miller Wed In Dalton Church

Miss Mary Louise Van Anne and Norman F Miller, both of Denver, married Feb 20 at St Marys Catholic Church Dalton in a 10 am nuptial mass. Rev Cletus Semper officiated before about 150 guests. The couple will reside in Denver with Miller employed by Automatic Washer Service. Van Anne previously graduated from Dalton High and Airline School Omaha.

Mary Louise van Anne Norman Miller Dalton Church Mary- Louise van Anne Norman‘ F. *Miller Denver St. Mary’s Catholic Church Dalton John F. van Anne Bailia Miller Hays Kan Alphonse Mitte Herndon Cletus Semper Joey van ‘Anne Tom Doyle Richard van Anne Patricia Ann Schinzel eTheir Paul Miller Hays, Kan Robert van Anne Jack van Anne Jim Reynolds Gurley Mike Schinzel Arnold Schlieker Longmont Colo Ed Schinzel Bob Wieser Punch Judy Libsack Carolyn Blubaugh Miller Jackson Dalton High School Airline School Omaha Morey Junior High Hays High School Kaw Automatic Washer Service Company

Dalton to Host LPVAA Speech Contest This Year

Dalton will again host the Lodge Pole Valley Activities Association speech contest on Monday March 7 with oratory divisions and two one act plays. Pre contest elimination for Dalton High begins Friday March 4 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium with about 25 students entered. Jim Duterbaugl is the speech instructor. The Shirkers thriller cast includes Chuck Kragel Mary Jo Marrin and Butch Westerhoff. Fantasy on an Empty Stage features Audrey Kagel Jerry McRoberts Jerry Fiora Jim Applegate Jim Yount and Ed Hinman. Public invited Friday program with free admission.

Shoo Dalton High Dale Black Sidney High Speech Jim Duterbaugl Chuck Kragel Mary Jo Marrin Butch Westerhoff Audrey Kagel Jerry McRoberts Jerry Fiora Jim Applegate Jim Yount Ed Hinman Buterbaugh

Community Club and Society Meeting Schedule Roundup

A list of events and meetings across Kiwanis Job's Daughters Rebekah Lodge Xi Rho Beta Sigma Phi AAU and church groups from March 2 to March 19. Activities include faith group gatherings Elks Ladies card party U P Oldtimers Club and a St Mary's Altar Society rummage sale at the city auditorium basement in Sidney.

Kiwanis Club Job's Daughters Rebekah Lodge Xi Rho Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Christian Womens _ Fellowship Group St Martha’s Guild Episcopal Parish Hall Presbyterian Women’s Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society Methodist St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid St. Paul’s Lutheran Walther League Viday Elks Elks Lodge Tom Corder James Keating Cheyenne U. P Oldtimers Club City Auditorium Sidney Circle 4 of St. Mary’s Altar Society of Dalton

Nebraska relief maps and flag ceremony by Cub Scouts

Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 89 met February 29 at Mrs Harlan Haith's with Mrs David Neubauer assisting. Steve Neubauer and John Sedmeyer led the flag ceremony and sang America the Beautiful. Terry Dalton served refreshments. John O'Connell shared a scrapbook. We named industries of Nebraska for roll call and closed with the living circle. Larry Haith, reporter.

Den 5 Harlan Haith David Neubauer Steve Neubauer John Sedmeyer Terry Dalton Industries of Nebraska John O’connell Larry Haith

Jesus Tan Notts Admitted In Sidney And Nearby

A list shows Jesus Tan Notts admitted in Sidney with Lana Jackson Louis Mann and others. Several names dismissed including Mrs Duane Golden and son Mrs Wayne Rohde and son Lana Jackson Louis Mann and John Zerr Donald Brunzell Wayne Henzl Mary Peetz and additional residents.

Sidney Lana Jackson Louis Mann V. A. Hamby Bernard Miller Robert Childs Carola Hahler Charles Hewitt Donald Brunzeil Bernard Fuehrer Arthur Nienhueser Robert Reeves Milton Kreinbring Floyd Lanks Edward Heeg Richard Chafin Arthur Aurich Gene L. Powell Darrell Danielson Duane Golden Carl E. ‘Nelson Peetz Beverly Sue Wood Mary Ann Kerr Potter Herbert Johnson Lodgepole Lewis Bruns Wayne Rohde John Zerr Donald Brunzell Wayne Henzl Mary Peetz Ronald Paris Dalton Gerald Jurgens Gurley Bill Sears Thomas Rubado

Gillham birth announced in Newport Oregon family

Claude Clifford Gillham and Mrs. Donald Gillham announce the birth of a son Claude Clifford on Tuesday February 23 in Newport Oregon. The baby weighed nine pounds 14 ounces and has a 12 year old brother Bill and a 9 year old sister Joy. Grandparents are Claude Gillham of Peetz and Clifford Foster of Central City Nebraska.

Claude Clifford Gillham Donald Gillham Newport Ore Claude Clifford Bill Joy Claude Gillham Peetz Clifford Foster Central City

Birth Announcement for Sheree Ann Miller

Sheree Ann Miller was born to Mr. and Mrs. Reert Miller at Memorial Hospital on Monday February 29 at 3:50 PM. The baby weighs five pounds eight ounces. Siblings Robbie six Buddy four John 14 months. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs B L Mutz and Mrs C A Hunt of Brush. great grandparents include Mrs Elizabeth Miller of Brush Mrs J D Kness of Van Buren Mo and Mrs Blanche Batchelor of Dade City Florida.

Sheree Ann Miller Reert Miller Sheree Ann Memorial Hospital Robbie Buddy John B. L. Mutz C. A. Hunt Brush Cole Elizabeth Miller J. D. Kness van Buren Blanche Batchelor Dade City Fla

Hamby Birth Announced For Roy Eugene In Memorial Hospital

Roy Eugene Hamby and Mrs Volney Hamby announce the birth of a son named Roy Eugene at 11 12 a m Monday February 29 in Memorial Hospital the baby weighing seven pounds eight ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs N S Gordon Liberal Kansas and Mr and Mrs V A Hamby Hooker Oklahoma Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs J H Gordon and Mr and Mrs C R Eaton Liberal plus Mr and Mrs E S Con ley Canyon City Colorado and Mr and Mrs Krieger and Harriet Hamby Hooker.

Roy Eugene Hamby Volney Hamby Roy Eugene Memorial Hospital N. S. Gordon Liberal Kan V. A Hamby Hooker Okla J. H. Gordon C. R. Eaton E. S Conley Canyon City Colo Krieger Harriet Hamby

Birth of Debra Carlene Childs in Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robert Childs announce the birth of a daughter Debra Carlene at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds four ounces at 6 44 PM on Monday February 29. She joins brothers William three and Ernest 20 months. Grandparents include Wilbur Thorpe of Sidney and Great Soren Thorpe Mrs Clyde Fairman and Albert Bentzinger all of Sidney.

Debra Carlene Childs Robert Childs Debra Carlene Memorial Hospital William Ernest Wilbur Thorpe Sidney Soren Thorpe Clyde Fairman Albert Bentzinger Bob Hanneman E. A. Ruttner Joe Hornicek John Friede Soren F. Thorpe Elmer Rasmussen Padroni Robert Lafler

Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 90 Meeting Notes

Cub Scouts Den 5 of Pack 90 held their regular meeting on Tuesday February 25. The group made paperweights and Donny Kettler brought treats. Chris Brening, reporter.

Donny Kettler Cub Scouts den Chris Brening

County Scouts Leaders Receive Honors At Council Dinner

The Wye-Braska Arena Council Boy Scouts held a Sunday recognition dinner in Mitchell attended by about 200. Eagle Award recipients and their mothers, along with training, den mother, and Scouters awards were announced by council leaders. A. G. Spizzirri of Kansas City spoke, a 50th Year of Scouting tribute was given, and the event included songs and benediction.

Wye-Braska Arena Council Boy Scouts of America Mitchell Vernon A. Allan Gary White Dalton Donald Hafer James Haskell Dale Kastens Lodgepole Mike Reuter Alliance Terry Cottier Corey Sendel Larry Sutter Chadron Thomas White Hay Springs Richard Gatch Norman Kaufman Melbeta Donald Metz Sunrise Rick Stangle Bill Bitner James Smith Scottsbluff Ivan Childs Council Sequior Dean Wilson R. A. Englehaupt Sidney Robert Rolls Ray N. Tsuruda Sioux Ordnance Depot Dale Wise Ben Cahey Gering Robert Frakes Bayard Winton Wailin Kimball C. V. Sward Jessus Mayer Sumi Tsuruda Ina Rolls Sod Elizabeth Green Bill Zink Potter George Brown Keith Davis E. C. Dolson Oshkosh Wilbur Dutton C. Wray A. G. Spizzirri Kansas City Commerford Corp Jack Thorpe Explorer Post Jules W. Max Gentry Lloyd E. Metheny Holy Apostles Episcopal Church Joseph M. Buglewicz Bug

Pinochle Club Hosts Evening At Wolf Residence

Mr and Mrs Clifford Wolf hosted a Saturday Pinochle gathering with guest couple Mr and Mrs B C Atkins. Honors went to Mrs Atkins and Wellton Stewart high and Mrs Stewart and Louis Miller low. Hosts for the March 26 meeting are Mr and Mrs Roland Biggs.

Clifford Wolf B. C. Atkins Atkins Wellton Stewart Stewart Louis Miller Roland Biggs

Attorney General Refuses Review of Ak Sar Ben Tax Status

Alliance reports the Nebraska Attorney General and State Tax Commission refused to review Ak-Sar-Ben's tax exempt status unless a clear legal issue is established. Gene Kemper sought re appraisal, while Kemper criticized replies as unacceptable and eyed state legislators. Ak-Sar-Ben runs parimutuel racing in Omaha with 1959 handle over 21 million dollars.

Alliance Gene Kemper Johnson C. S. Beck Kemper Asst H. G. Hamilton Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Douglas County Assessor Douglas County Board Lincoln Beck Omana Hamilton Terry Carpenter Scotsbluff

Regular meeting notes mention March 1 and a charades game

The group describes a regular meeting held on Tuesday March 1 with a game of charades and a closing activity.

Maple Grove Social Roundup Highlights Neighbor Visits

Charles Smiths visit Alliance with Mr and Mrs Charles Smith lead a list of local hospitality. Several families host dinners and suppers at various homes including the Runions Fehringer Sterling and Miles households with guests from nearby towns.

Charles Smith Alliance Rollana Green Albert Runion Harvey Miles Ed Miles Lynn Rowe Earl Gell Vern Sharman Alvin Dorman Ernest Ferricks Alan F. M. Bonkiewicz Walter Fehringer Marguerite Sterling Lynn Row2 Tome Oscar Schlman Bayard Deymeyer Neil

UP Dining Cars Earn Third Sanitation Citation

The United States Public Health Service cited Union Pacific for sanitation excellence on its dining cars with a 97 percent rating for 1959. This marks the railroad’s third such award from the agency, following the 1956 recognition as a transcontinental line.

Union Pacific United States Public Health Service Public Health Service U. S

Hub Caps Stolen From Sidney Carley Car

Dorvan Carley of Sidney reported two spinner hub caps taken from his automobile parked at the Public High School during the Class B basketball tournament Tuesday evening. Police investigated the theft and urged anyone with information to come forward.

Dorvan Carley Sidney Carley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vin Bras Potter Cis Dalton Mrs. Schwartz Toastmistress ‘Club Miss Henii Sondra Mrs. Miller WMB- Club Rox LPV Saddle Club SOD Girl Scouts Knoxville, Tenn Gen Henry Knox Alphonse Miller John M van Anne Bill Marrin Greetey, Cole Arnold Schucker Catherine Kummet Gerald Bob Fehringer Rich Hazlett Mrs Norman F. Miller Lodge Pole Valley Activities Association Cub Scouts Jesus Tan Notts Edward Julis Lawrence Dry Leslie Moore Donald Peterson Neil Gatch Byron E. Nelson Dean Hagemeister H. A. Blackstone Bridgeport William Richards Crawford Ralph Robertson Roy Stuehl Paul Baker J. W. Johnston Guernsey L. E. Mitchell Rushville W. W. Schulz Bruce Hagemeister Hemingford A. E. Christy A. E. Johansen L. C. Hulbert Minatare W. W. Wilson Les Wills Eldon Eaton Lorenzo Hernandez Henry C. Beatty Pete Haler Clare Sward Maple Grove News Charles Smiths Alvin Duis Alvin Tenth Avenue Studio
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