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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1966

Page

13

Plans Completed For Schooners Benefit Dance

Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club held its monthly meeting at the Gugelmans with fourteen members present. Plans include the Northeastern Colorado Council dance in Akron on Apr 30 and a Nebraska Crippled Children benefit square dance on Apr 2 in the Elks ballroom. Proceeds stay in Nebraska. Elks provide space, cups, and helpers. two near new furs donated by Lloyds Furs of Denver will be awarded. Emcee Jess Miller will host along with guest callers. tickets for furs available before dance night. winners must be present. Next meeting Apr 12 at the Frerichs home.

Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Harold Gugelman Colorado Council Akron McFadden Wyo Frank Schuppan Nebraska Crippled Childrens Elks Nebraska Seven-Up Bottling Co Kitty Clover Potato Chip Co Lloyd’s Furs of Denver Gene Frerichs

St Patrick's Academy graduate enters Sidney program

Vern Lubash of Sidney, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Lubash, will graduate from St Patrick's Academy this spring and enroll in a one year junior accounting course at the Business Institute of Sidney starting Sept 19.

Vern Lubash St. Patrick’s Academy Business Institute of Sidney Vern Hubert Lubash Sidney

Rise Earlier In Wintertime

Chief Sol Willis advises setting an earlier alarm in winter to allow extra travel time on slippery roads. He also notes extra time helps clear snow and ice from car windows, especially if the vehicle has been left outside.

Sol Willis

New Enrollee Craig Reelected Commander Of The VFW Cooties

Neal Craig was reelected commander of Pup Tent No. 1 VFW Military Order of Cooties at the local group March meeting. Other officers chosen include Dixon Rhoades senior vice commander Loyde Adams junior vice commander Charles Colling quartermaster Ervin Smith Officer of the Day Marion Whitaker Officer of the Award Leo Schaf chaplain Elmer Rasmussen Dix Judge Advocate Chet Hickman historian Pete Schroeder Kimball surgeon Whitaker Joe Hajek Tom Lenzen trustees Hickman publicity chairman Vernon Anderson VFW Booster chairman Whitaker hospital chairman and Anderson degree team captain. The scheduled December party at the VA Hospital Cheyenne was cancelled due to conflicts.

Neal Craig Pup VFW Dixon Rhoades Loyde Adams Charles Colling Ervin Smith Marion Whitaker Leo Schaf Elmer Rasmussen Dix Chet Hickman Pete Schroeder Kimball Whitaker Joe Hajek Tom Lenzen Hickman Vernon Anderson Anderson Cheyenne

Local United Fund distributes over ten thousand dollars

Checks totaling 10564.13 were handed out at the annual United Fund presentation at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Red Cross received 1755.86, Boy Scouts 3869.20, Girl Scouts 1619.18, King’s Daughters 1619.18, USD 94.63, Muscular Dystrophy 504.67, Salvation Army 1051.41, and National Traveler's Aid 50. Additional funds await collection of 1100 in pledges. Directors elected include Lt Col Cyril Williams named SAD rep for one year. J D Olinger and L H O’Halleran reelected for three years. Bill Peterson added for three years.

United Fund of Salvation Army Cyril P. Williams SAD J. D.olinger L. H. O’halleran Bill Peterson Hochman D. J. Garcia Don Jorgenson H.C.Q. Nelson J. H. McNish Frank Mattoon Marvin Sherrerd American National Bank J.C. Penney Co

Community events calendar for Lodgepole and area

Friday March 11 Duplicate Bridge at Marathon building 7 30 p m use east door to basement conference room Saturday March 12 A Pacific Oldtimers Club 29 and Auxiliary cover dish supper National Guard Armory 6 p m Bingo urged white elephant brings Saturday March 12 Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club 8 p m 4 H building all dancers and spectators welcome Rummage sale Jaycee Legion Hall 9 a m to 5 p m Monday March 14 Lodgepole Rural Cemetery District annual meeting Legion Hall Lodgepole election of three board members 8 p m 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women's Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Shelter Room Past Matrons Club CES home of Mrs Roland Biggs 2 p m Thursday March 17 Sub district Nebraska Nurses Association 7 30 p m Memorial Hospital conference room

Duplicate Bridge Marathon Building Pacific Oldtimers Club #29 National Guard Armory Lodgepole Rural Cemetery District Legion Hall Lodgepole Business and Professional Women’s Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Shelter Room Nebraska Nurses Association Memorial Hospital

St Patrick's Academy Weekly School Menu

St Patrick's Academy lists a weekly menu from March 14 to March 21 with meals including meat sauce pasta, vegetable beef soup, creamed turkey, tuna and egg sandwiches, hot dogs, and sides like applesauce, salads, corn, beans, and desserts. No school on March 17. Menu subject to change.

Square Dance Festival heads to Omaha on Apr 3

Cheyenne county square dance enthusiasts are told the Omaha Square Dance Festival will be at the Omaha Civic Auditorium on April 3. Melton Luttrell from Fort Worth Texas and Wayne and Norma Wylie from St Louis Missouri are featured callers. Afternoon round dance workshop from 2:00 to 3:30 followed by square dance workshop to 5:00. Evening impromptu rounds start at 7:00 with square dancing to 11:00. spectators welcome.

Cheyenne County Omaha

Panhandle Farm Equipment Day expected larger turnout

The second annual Panhandle Farm Equipment Day is set for Wednesday April 20 at Egging farm near Gurney. Sidney Implement dealer E R Gim Jimerson told the Chamber luncheon that more companies and personnel will attend with a wider display of equipment. He expects attendance to surpass last year’s 5500 if weather cooperates. some machinery is hard to obtain due to war, but dealers anticipate full lines. He noted the chuck wagon dinner sponsored by the Chamber and dealers will be held April 28.

Panhandle E.R. Gim Jimerson Sidney Implement Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council Committee Jimerson Egging Farm Gurney Chamber of Commerce and Farm Machinery Dealers

Trade School Speed Seen at Sioux Depot

Lt Col Cyril Williams commanding officer at Sioux Army Depot said no delays to establish the new state trade school at the depot. Federal and state agencies are in firm agreement on properties and equipment to be transferred and details for utilities and facilities have been worked out. He expects firm use permission within thirty days and the State Board of Education aims to start by the first week in October.

Cyril Williams Sioux Army Depot State Board of Education

Sell Nebraska Luncheon Proposed in Philadelphia

Ron Mercer of the chamber announced a one day industrial promotion to be held in Philadelphia on May 5. The Nebraska Division of Resources hopes most principal cities will be represented. Mercer noted possible collaboration of three or four western cities to charter a six place plane for the trip.

Ron Mercer Nebraska Philadelphia Nebraska Division of Resources Mercer

AAUW Convention Set for Ft Sidney Hotel

Lynn Russell owner and manager of the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel says a state convention of the American Association of University Women is coming soon and this is the only sizeable meeting booked for the hotel in late winter and early spring.

Lynn Russell Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel American Association of University

Census at Memorial Hospital Admits New Patients

The census at Memorial Hospital on Friday 8 a.m. shows 55 inpatients and one newborn in the nursery. Admissions include Leona Mitchell Walter Stewart Mrs Edward Herbert Bobby Jamison James Young Maude Quelle Mrs Belle Mann Neva Overman Lyle Goddard Richard Pavlat Harold Grabowski Shebi Bondegard Pauline Lake and others. Discharged list includes Mrs Crescencio Rocha Mrs Otto Holtman Alfred Mitchell Sara Pierson Anna Tallmage Joy Reed Art Chambers and Mrs E H Callies. Deaths note Mrs Gertrude Hajek.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Leona Mitchell Walter Stewart Edward Herbert Bobby Jamison James Young Maude Quelle Belle Mann Neva Overman Lyle Goddard Sunol Richard Pavlat Gurley Harold Grabowski Lodgepole Shebi Bondegard Cheyenne Pauline Lake Crescencio Rocha Otto Holtman Alfred Mitchell Sara Pierson Anna Tallmage Joy Reed Art Chambers E. H. Callies Peetz Delbert Hawkins Henry Jurgens Arthur Kaune Gertrude Hajek

Keep Well Lincoln Health Message from Nebraska Expert

Helen Becker, University of Nebraska health education specialist, urges keeping in touch with your doctor. Preventive check ups are the first step to a healthful life and ongoing well being.

Lincoln Helen Becker University of Nebraska

BIS Faculty Returns From Windy City

BIS faculty including H. C. Lile Ron Heit Kay McCumber and Lyle Wall attended the International Teachers Convention in Chicago March 3 to 6 hosted by Speech Writing Company. Over 550 teachers counselors and administrators from the United States and Canada participated. Craughton’s College of Commerce Kansas City MO, home college of the Sidney affiliated schools, won first prize in an international competition to determine the best Nancy Taylor facilities. A bronze plaque honoring the award was presented by Dr. A. L. Sheff to H. V. Lile.

H. C. Lile Ron Heit Kay McCumber Lyle Wall Chicago Speechwriting Company Messrs. Lile Heit Nancy Taylor Mr. Wall Business United States Canada Business Institute of Sidney Craughton’s College of Commerce Kansas City Missouri A. L. Sheff H. V. Lile

Governmental Taking of Farm Lands for Highway Purposes

The University of Nebraska Extension Circular 65-830 explains eminent domain in highway projects. It details how the Interstate system and widened roads affect farmers and how to obtain the booklet from county Extension agents.

University of Nebraska

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