Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

We have 2,691,858 pages in Nebraska

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1964

Page

7

Holy Week Observances Scheduled At Churches

Religious groups in Sidney plan Holy Week services and events across denominations. A major drama On The Third Day will run March 24–25 at 8 p.m. in the Sydney High auditorium, directed by Mrs. Weert Frerichs with participants from many churches. Union Good Friday service is set for March 27 at 11 to 2:30 p.m. at First Methodist. Palm Sunday masses at St Patrick Catholic Church include a Passion Play with proceeds funding robes for youths. Various churches list Palm Sunday rites, Holy Week masses, confessions, and Holy Thursday and Good Friday observances with choirs and meditations.

Ares Sidney Ministerial Association Sydney Senior High Weert Frerichs Ministerial Association leBaron Goodwin Gerald Matzke Robert Good Harry Stately Jimmy Country~ Man Glen McMillen Peetz Duane Neumann Carl L. Nelson Richard Burr Vv. T. Miller Patty Lee Echternach Sarahann Frerichs William Fankhauser Calvary B. E. Ogden First Christian Church John Stayton First Methodist Church W. A.norton Sioux Army Depot Community Church Ron Peterson ST. Patrick Catholic Church St. Patrick Academy Faure Praetorius Thursdada Light Memorial Presbyterian Church John Echternach Grace Baptist Church James Greene Jesus Church OF Christ A. E. Tennant Christian Womens Fellowship Robert Stegeman Clarence Dorman Duane Martin Ogden Gurley First Baptist Church Abe Neufeld First Lutheran Potter Chrit Epicopal Church Weverts Immanuel Lutheran Church Reuben Colo Rhoda Rowena Zitek Pattilee Echternach Roger Plantz Alvin Hedges Telegraph

Local chapter meeting of retired civil employees posted

Saturday meetings of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees local chapter are announced for 2 PM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on Toledo and Keller Drive. The note advises cutting meat for stews into cubes of at least a specified size.

National Association of Retired Civil Employees Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Toledo Keller Drive

Class B Speech Results Listed at Alliance Contest

Several area students earned Superiors in the Class B District VI Speech Contest held at Alliance on Wednesday. Superior results include Original Public Address by Catherine Schwartz Sidney St Patrick Sandra Campbell Dix. Interpretative Public Address by Marlene Lockwood Dix. News Commentary by Lynn Davison Sund Randy Gustafson Dix. Informative Public Speaking by Donna Rasmussen Dix. Oral Interpretation of Drama by Dix and Chappell. Extemporaneous Speaking by Arthur Johnson Dix Kay Williams Chappell. Poetry Reading by Peggi Allington Sundl Berniel Smith Chappell. One Act Play by Chappell. Class A schools competed yesterday with Sidney High School entries. results unavailable at press time.

Alliance Catherine Schwartz Sidney St. Patrick Sandra Campbell Dix Marlene Lockwood Lynn Davison Sund Randy Gustafson Donna Rasmussen Chappell Arthur Johnson Kay Williams Peggi Allington Sundl Berniel Smith Sidney High School

Church Women Send Clothing to Kentucky and Omaha

The Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church sent eight cartons of clothing to Hazel Green Academy in Kentucky and new garments to children at the Child Saving Institute in Omaha. Mrs. Robert Hiett presided at the Easter coffee meeting with about twenty attendees.

Christian Womens Fellowship First Christian Church Hazel Green Academy Kentucky Children In Child Saving Institute Omaha Robert Hiett John Ross Group CWF Scottsbluff Clarence Dorman Paul Pearson Jack Weimer Dorman Vernon Walker Hiett Frieda Widstrand

Religious Folk Concert Tonight in Broadwater Nebraska

Rev Bobby LeRoy with his golden guitar from Oshkosh and Harold Billingsley of Sidney with versatile violin and banjo present a religious folk music concert tonight at 8 pm in the American Legion Hall Broadwater Admission is free LeRoy, a former Baptist minister and ex paratrooper with a Kimball radio program, invites the public to attend the event.

Bobby LeRoy Oshkosh Harold Billingsley Sidney Broadwater Neb American Legion Hall Mr. LeRoy Kimball Station

Petersons mourn grandmother Mrs Mattie Peterson 92

Ron and Bill Peterson return from Hamilton Illinois where they arranged funeral services for grandmother Mrs Mattie Peterson 92 who died after a long illness in a Pueblo Colorado hospital. They attended Thursday rites and are among survivors including two grandsons and two great grandchildren.

Ron Bill Peterson Hamilton Ill Mattie Peterson

Neuman Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon

L B Neuman Lions Club member spoke at the Fort Sidney Hotel luncheon. Elmer Weber presided. Vince Maliszewski was named Easter Egg Hunt chairman for March 28 at Legion Park. Neuman and his wife just returned from a southwest vacation trip and spoke on The Deep Southwest as a Winter Vacation Land. Fred Kriesel of Gurley Lions Club attended as a guest.

L. B. Neuman Lions Club Fort Sidney Elmer Weber Vince Maliszewski Legion Park Mr. Neuman Deep Southwest Fred Kriesel Gurley Lions Club

Soup Pie Event Set for April 4 at Light Memorial Church

Circles of the Women’s Association met at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church to study First Born Head with multiple hostesses and lesson leaders. Announcements note Hastings College Band appears in Sidney on April 1 and a soup and pie supper April 4 from 5 to 8 pm in the church fellowship hall, sponsored by the Women’s Association.

Women’s Association Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Rachel Mary Elizabeth Ernest Seeger A. R. Gish H. P. Craig Ruth Sidney Hastings College Church Fellowship Hall

Cub Scout News Den 3 at North Ward School

Den 3 of Pack 89 met at North Ward School Monday evening led by Danny Jarchow and Jackie Craig in a flag salute. Scouts shared stories of their experiences and activities during the gathering.

Den 3 North Ward Danny Jarchow Jackie Craig

Lutheran Circles Meet Thursday at Holy Trinity Church

Two LCW circles met at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with Elizabeth Eleven members and two guests. Mrs Chester Johnson and Mrs William Schuldt attended the 9:30 a m session led by Mrs Harold Hyde. Devotions were by Mrs Henry Monnich and the lesson Growth and a Worthy Life was given by Mrs Art Halvorson. Hostesses were Mrs Kenneth Gordon and Mrs Arnold Larson. The next meeting is Thursday April 16 at 9:30 a m in the church. Miriam Esther Humility was the topic at the 2 p m meeting led by Mrs Lewis Osborn with eight members and one guest Mrs Henry Monnich. Hostesses were Mrs John Engel and Mrs Ben Folkers. The April 16 meeting will be at the home of Mrs Morris Jessen with Mrs Carleton Haze assisting.

Elizabeth Chester Johnson William Schuldt Miriam Esther Lewis Osbourn Etta Block Esther Swanson Henry Monnich John Engel Ben Folkers Morris Jessen Carleton Haze Ihiree Humansins Panhandle Players Ann Holloway Envy Jill Fine Pride Rita Giron Sidney High School Jill Ann Rita Bruce Blanchard John Elwell Jr Telegraph

Re-Dedication Highlight At Xi Iota Sorority Meeting

Mrs. Gordon Tobin led a re dedication ceremony at Xi Iota chapter Beta Sigma Phi on March 17. Seventeen members attended the home event with Mrs. Ross Barker conducting a brief business session. A planned thank you social hour followed. St Patrick s Day decor and four bridge tables with prizes framed the gathering. The next meeting is set for April 7 at 1 30 p m in Mrs Tobin s home.

Gordon Tobin Xi Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Tobin Ross Barker Barker M. C.sherrerd C. B. Dorwart

Vacation Experiences Recorded In Weekly Meeting

The weekly inspection concluded with the living circle led by Jimmy Knaub, reporter. The session captured travelers and their trip notes, sharing experiences from recent vacations and trips in a concise community update.

Living Circle Jimmy Knaub

Omitted caption corrections frame Sidney Telegraph notes

Errors in Wednesday's Sidney Telegraph feature the Ninth Grade officers and sponsors listed incorrectly. The piece of text misprints roles including governor and secretary of state, with two teachers omitted. readers urged to locate the paper to identify the students and sponsors. The column Panhandle Mother also clarifies a historical misattribution involving Virginia O'Hanlon.

Sidney Telegraph Tom Landmesser Sharon Meyer Martha Nelson Jim Titterington Connie Holbrook Janice Griffiths Karen Green Glen Houtz Jamie Spearow Jim Johnson Nancy Knicely Lori Perkins Houtz Titterington Sidney Youth Council Virginia Nebraska Betty Knicely Emporia Gazette Kansas Warren Wood Gering Courier New York Sun Virginia O'Hanlon Panhandle

Den 2 Pack 90 Meeting Notes and New Cub

On March 18 from Mrs Kahl’s den mothers meeting we did exercises and mask work for the Pack gathering. A new Cub, Robbie Gully, joined. Donny Paxton brought treats. The meeting closed with the Living Circle and Cub Scout Promise. Elton Klentz was the reporter.

Den 2

Youth Commended In Mayor's Proclamation Sidneys Youth Council

The Sidney Council of Youth, a group of 33 active youths, is praised in a mayoral proclamation. It serves as a state and governorate representative body, promotes the theme Let Youth Help Nebraska Grow, collaborates with adults on local projects, earned Outstanding Community of the Year awards in 1962 and 1963, and will host the second annual District V Conference of Youth at Sidney Junior High School this Saturday. The proclamation is dated March 17, 1964.

Sidney Council of Youth Nebraska Comittee For Children and Youth Nebraska Council of Youth Nebraska Nebraska Committee For Children and Youth Sidney Community of

Hospital Census Admits Dozens as of March 19

As of 7 a.m. March 19 the census lists 43 patients and four babies in nursery, totaling 47. Admissions include Sidney residents Adolph Grage and Judy Smith among others. births recorded for George Bates and Kenneth Crow. Dismissals name multiple Sidney, Lodgepole, Crook, Gurley, Kimball and Peetz residents. Newborns: two boys born March 19 to Bates and Crow families.

Sidney Adolph Grage Fred Johnston George Bates Judy Smith Thomas Kominek Harry Gregory Thomas Jones Hilda Bivens Bill Cox Dale Kruse Lodgepole Mary Melton June Scharrell Crook Colo Kenneth Crow Gary Walton Donald Segelke Scott Tallmage Glenn Adolph Charles Call Kenneth Hall Charles Harris Kalous G. C. McAlexander Baby Johnston Frank Goodwin Florence Hendrex Jesus Fernandez Ned Hendricks Lisa Skrdlant Daniel Medina Gurley Robert Spearow Kimball Louis Keller Peetz Cheryl Schumacher Jolene Roelle Crook, Colo

Water Safety Instructors Offered Five Day Course

WS Course open to qualified Water Safety Instructors and others for a five day handicapped swimming course March 23 to 28 at Chadron State College. Presented with the Red Cross to mark fifty years since the first lifesaving class. Free for WSIs. For details write Mack Peyton Chadron State College Chadron Nebr Water Safety Director.

Chadron State College Red Cross Wsis Mack Peyton Chadron Nebr

Look Who's Here Look Who's Here

Brenda Kay Whitmire born March 18 at Air Force Academy Hospital Colorado Springs to Mr. and Mrs. J Li Whit and Patricia Benzel. Grandparents Mary Whitmire Alex and Patricia Benzel of Sidney. Gerald Lee Foxhaven born March 14 at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs Donald Foxhaven. Grandparents John Foxhaven Fleming Colorado and George Muure Mesa Arizona.

Brenda Kay Whitmire J. Li. Whitwire Colorado Springs Colo Brenda Kay Air Force Academy Hospital Mary Whitmire Alex Benzel Sidney Patricia Benzel Gerald Lee Foxhaven Donald Foxhaven Gerald Lee Memorial Hospital Donald Dean Ronald Eugene John Foxhaven Fleming, Colo George Muure Mesa, Ariz

Oregon Officer Is Guest Of Club 35

Robert Rose of Imbler Oregon, president of the General Committee Union Pacific Old Timers, and his wife were special guests at the Sunday meeting of the U P Junior Old Timers Club 35 and auxiliary. The covered dish dinner social evening included a program by Mr. and Mrs. T M Crawford with pictures from the Sun Valley convention, and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Betz and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Branch led the evening.

Robert Rose Imbler Ore Union Pacific Old Timers U. P

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cheyenne Ran Tan Dave Young S. Dewey Schaffer O’ Neill,Neb Mexico San Diego Calif Tucson, Ariz Ray R. Brown Jacob Louis Blue Key Earl Bishop Jack Neuman Miriam R. C. Cunningham Cub Scout News LCW Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Elton Klentz Oregon
Search Courier

Search the Sidney Telegraph Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Sidney Telegraph?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication