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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krominga visit Denver for a few days. Several service members and family members travel between Denver Oshkosh Sidney and Scottsbluff for visits leaves and revival meetings. Births anniversaries and moves populate a wide slice of local life amid traveling relatives and campus tours.
A Sidney High School sophomore class carnival Wednesday night raised over 38 dollars for a money making project. Miss Carol Swift and Max Casey sponsored it, with Miss Jan Mitchell directing entertainment. Booth chairmen included Dawn Biggs, Jill Dobson, Rosalie Swanson, Sandy Lewis, Judy Townsend, June McMillen, and Linda Mintken. special thanks to Hollis Peratt and Thomas Lumber Co.
Mrs. McKinley J. McIntosh Doyle Foland Ray Josten and Lloyd Lockwood joined Wednesday’s fifth Dale Carnegie Sales Course session at Sidney High School sponsored by the Lions Club. Donald Dahlberg moderated a panel sharing likes and dislikes of salesmen who call on them. A Q and A followed addressing sales challenges. Other guests included Floyd Colling of Laramie and Dale Soderwine of Scottsbluff.
Limbeck and Clark wed Feb 26 in Trinity Lutheran Church Cheyenne in a double ring ceremony. Miss Leota Limbeck wore blush pink nylon gown and carried white roses. Rev. H W Niermann officiated. Following, reception in church parors with three tier cake and flowers. Other details include families from Sidney and Cheyenne, and out of town guests. Some optical glass notes close the item.
Mrs. Ackerman heads the Easter Seals drive in Sidney and Cheyenne County with a nine day extension beyond Easter 1956 to avoid conflicts with other fundraisers. Volunteers will mail over 350,000 letters promoting aid for crippled children in Nebraska covering education therapy transportation devices and rehabilitation.
The PEO chapters BO and FR host the junior tea at Light Memorial Church Monday at 3 p.m. Guests are Sidney High School junior girls and mothers. Speaker Mrs. E L Neuswanger of Alliance discusses Cottey College with slides. the Nevada Mo college is a two year school sponsored by PEO.
Entertaining in honor of Rev Allen Wednesday evening at a dinner party in their home were Mr and Mrs J C Orrell. The occasion was the birthday of the minister. Guests included Mrs Dan Allen and daughter Coralee Rev and Mrs Bill Smith and sister Miss Sylvia Smith. The congregation presented a gift certificate and served coffee and cake after the service.
The North Ward PTA executive board met Tuesday at president Wayne Bauerkemper’s home. They discussed the overpass petition reply and coordinated final plans for the White Elephant and Bingo party during the March 21 officer election. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 21.
Accordion solos by Connie Borgmann and a vocal solo by Lynn Nelson, with Miss Borgmann accompanying, highlighted the Kiwanis program led by Ed Bauman. The meeting at Yendis Cafe party room opened with President Murrey Fuller presiding over the business session.
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