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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1956
Page
4
A new CinemaScope and color presentation headlines a lineup starring Robert, Stewart Taylor, Granger, Loyd, Debra, Russ Nolan, Paget, and Tamby n. The ensemble promises a vibrant, star powered screen experience with a bold visual format.
Around the Town items list many residents traveling for visits and vacations. Families visiting Denver Kimball Sterling and Long Beach report weekends away and weddings. Several members plan travel for training, tours and concerts with updates on relatives and local connections.
The Campfire Girls and Bluebirds of Potter celebrate the organization’s 46th year this week. Each girl attended church in uniform for the opening observance. The groups ran a clothing drive for California flood victims. Potter’s four groups total 23 active members.
The Sidney Newcomers Club announces a March 17 semi annual dinner dance at the Yendis Cafe to celebrate St Patrick's Day. A smorgasbord and dance with the Jerry Soloman combo from Alliance will be offered. Admission is five dollars per couple. reservations close Thursday noon with Mrs. Duane DePue or Mrs. Herb Edwards.
Miss Georgia Rose Furness of Denver and Airman William E Caldwell of Lowry Air Base were married at St Elizabeth's Church in Denver in a Nuptial Mass. The bride wore an all over lace gown with lace cap veil and lavender accessories. she is a former resident of this community. The ceremony featured a wedding breakfast at St Rose Residence and an afternoon reception at St Clara's. Mrs Caldwell, formerly of this area, will remain in Denver while her husband serves overseas.
Gordon D. Classburn age 33 and Jean I. St. Lawrence age 27 both of Lodgepole. Robert Zarsen age 25 and Marlene Lehmkuhler age 20 both of Ovid Colorado.
Members of the Past Noble Grands Club gathered Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Ken Bagby with Mrs. Ted Reisner assisting. Mrs Frank Boyle led the business session with 19 members answering roll call and Mrs Ed Lipke reading an article for the good of the order titled The Happy Bees. Cards followed under the direction of the entertainment committee. The next meeting is scheduled April 13 at the home of Mrs Nate Christner with co hostesses Mrs W. W. Schulz and Mrs Leland Mann.
Members of the Union Pacific Old Timers Club No 29 and Auxiliary met in regular session Saturday night at the City Auditorium. A covered dish dinner preceded the business meetings, with committee members listed as Mr and Mrs James Loaris, Mr and Mrs Glenn Hedgecock, Mr and Mrs LeRoy Miller, and Mr and Mrs John Block. Bingo provided the evening’s entertainment. The next regular meeting is set for Saturday April 14.
The Altar Guild of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met Friday March 9 at Mrs Calvin Klentz home. Members reviewed the church chancel and furnishings and welcomed new member Mrs Smikahl. The next meeting is planned for April 13 at Mrs Herbert Rabe’s home.
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