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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
4
New York fashion writers previewing the New York Couture Group shows note a return to long lean lines with updated details. Muffled looks fade to scarred fabrics, slim jackets, zip front dresses, midriffs in some gowns, and notes of patriotism in silk prints.
Maple Grove residents attended a birthday party for Mrs. Bowen at the Rodney Bowen home on Sunday evening. Numerous neighbors visited and the FN club met Thursday at the Ezra Chambers home with Mrs. Harry Stately and Mrs. Ed Miles among the attendees.
New York AP notes winter will stay long and cold but offers tips to liven up winter parties with pearls and patisseries to add sparkle to attire and celebrations.
Mrs Milt Nissen welcomed six new Sidney families. William A Lindsey and family moved from Culbertson Montana to 2635 Monterey. he is assistant manager at Pacific Vegetable Oil Co. Arthur Brauer and family moved from a farm southeast of Sidney to 1724 Newton. Brauer retired from farming. Marvin Neubauer and family moved from Plattsburg New York to 235 Casa Place. he works for Air Force Missile Program. Wilton Corbin and family moved from Aurora Colorado to 745 Illinois. he is a heavy equipment operator with Morrison Knudson Co. John Poly and family moved from Minneapolis Minnesota to 523 Beverly. he engineers for American Bridge Co. Thomas McFadden and daughter moved to 1644 Dodge from Sioux Army Depot. McFadden is retired.
New York stylist John Garrison suggests using a cultured pearl necklace as a hair accessory. He notes necklaces can decorate an upswept style or be wrapped around a pastiche to create an intricate yet simple look, ideal as winter ends and spring hints arrive.
Mr and Mrs Donald Block hosted a dinner last Sunday to honor the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Block. Lodgepole guests included the Blocks and families while Weyerts Lutheran Church held its Miriam Circle meeting led by Mrs Loren Block.
Morrill County Fair and Rodeo Association seeks bids on labor for the new rodeo arena grandstand at Bridgeport fairgrounds. Further details available from Herman Rodgers Star Rt or K L Neff of Bridgeport.
Since World War I the number of horses and mules on farms has fallen from 25 million to three million, reflecting a major decline in draft animal use and agricultural practice changes.
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