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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1970
Page
9
Local notices recount numerous visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Horni cek and kin spent Tuesday with his mother. Many residents including the Horniceks, Dickins ons, Tilgh mans, Oliverius, and Sharmans hosted and visited relatives in Chappell, Sidney, Lodgepole, Sterling, and Potter. Stops in North Platte and Denver through the weekend accompany dinners, groceries, and travel highlights.
Dix News reports Legion Post 292 hosts visiting official Dix Legion Hall events mark 51st anniversary in Hemingford with Charles Singleton attending. Stag feed planned March 14 at 6 30. Family travels include Dorcas Spencer returning from California and visits by Harold Murphy and Carole Wakefield and Gordon James family. Sunday School plans a March 15 covered dish dinner with a program and Australia movie by John Walker.
The Dix Rockettes Volleyball Team earned first place medals for both seasonal play and the tournament at a Monday night banquet held at the Hickory Inn. Several members and guests attended including Mrs. Jack Brothers and Mrs. Ted Tomlinson.
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company reports 1969 as a record year with 209000 more telephones and total in service reaching 3.8 million. The company invested 216 million last year, with 67 million for customer equipment, 72 million for central office gear, and 57 million for outside facilities. Touch Tone service reaches 48 percent of customers as the firm expands long distance circuits and modern central offices. A. F. Jacobson, president, notes diversified instruments and services drive growth and profits rise to 2.48 per share, marking a 9 cent gain over 1968.
Sherri Weyerts celebrated her second birthday hosted by her parents Cornelius Weyerts and Kenneth Weyerts family. Attendees included George Narjes family and Floyd Miller and Marvin Bartling. Other local social visits occurred with Doyle Flessner, Betty Bruns, Marcie Haskell, Floyd Bruns, Irene Thompson, and Lavern Bauer.
Sunday afternoon and evening saw many neighbors at the Ivan Kayton home with Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Frerichs as Saturday guests at John Frerichs. Various pairs visited or dined with friends including Schmale with Stephen Bruns, Bartling with Wm. Bartling in Sidney, and Bob Frerichs with Steve Bruns Saturday. The Jim Payne home hosted several visitors and World Day of Prayer attendees at Grace Lutheran Church with Cecil Payne, Alice Youngland of Atlanta, and Dennis Borges among those stopping by.
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