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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
5
The Bond family gathered in Gresham Nebraska to honor Paul Bond on his 60th birthday along with celebrations for Wayne and Harold Bond. Attendees included R O Bond and others, with social visits, tape recordings from Bangkok and Tennessee, and multiple local family greetings.
Dix Lions Club schedules a Father Daughter banquet for March 18 at 7 00 p m in the school venue. Gamma Phi Sorority plans a Mother Son banquet in May with a date to be announced and a March 21 Irish Hat rush party. A Muscular Dystrophy benefit card party is set for March 30 at 7 30 p m at the school, tickets from members.
Local residents share family news and social visits across Nebraska and Colorado. Highlights include births to the Eckhardt family in Dix, visits by Judy Estes, trips by the Campbell and Eckhardt families, and gatherings at farms and schools with neighbors and relatives from Lodgepole, Broken Bow, Pathfinder, and McCook.
Mr and Mrs Roy Anderson spent Sunday at the Jake Benzel home in Alliance. The Benzels are former Sidney Draw residents. Mr and Mrs Arthur McMillen spent Monday and Tuesday in Denver. Mrs Keith Sprenger and daughter Susan with Ed Caywood visited the Jerry Schoolcraft family of Gurley.
Chris Lee is discharged from the hospital and staying at the Harry Lee home. The paper lists numerous visitations, guests, and social calls involving residents of Sidney and nearby towns, including Tremain, Hern bloom, Theis, Wittrock, Florke, and Runquist families, with brief mentions of meals and stitches removal in Cheyenne.
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