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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1954

Page

4

Around the Town highlights from Peetz to Kearney

Local social notes detail Mr and Mrs Nick Brachtenbach of Peetz hosting dinner guests with Frank Frauendorfer, Mrs Frank Frauendorfer and Marlene. Travel plans include visits to Humphrey, Salt Lake City, California, Arizona, Oregon and Illinois for weddings, family, and business.

Nick Brachtenbach Peetz Frank Frauendorfer Marlene Lawrence Brachtenbach Humphrey Jackie Hoyt Lincoln Carl Ziegler J. C. Penney Co Salt Lake City Ernest Worden California Arizona Warren Brown Oregon Ill Bill Vender Marilyn Emnyre George Burr Joan Joyce Scottsbluff Burr Elizabeth Bunn Burrs Bill Burr Phillips University Enid Oklo New St. Elizabeth's Hospital University of Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha Nancy Button Ogallala J K. Mahr Columbus Ohio Barbara Gilmore Kearney

Mrs F E Longan Attends WSCS Meeting in Grand Island

Mrs F E Longan, Nebraska convention secretary, returned Friday from Grand Island after attending the 13th annual WSCS meeting at Trinity Methodist Church March 18 19. Featured speakers included Mrs W L Horton Jr Miss Margaret Fillingsley and Miss Margaret Seick.

F. E. Longan Nebraska Women’s Society of Christian Service Grand Island WSCS Trinity Methodist Church W. L. Horton Jr Houston South Central Jurisdiction Margaret Fillingsley New York Philippine Islands Korea Japan Margaret Seick Lincoln China Malaya

Double Birthday Dinner Held At Gurley Sunday

Mary Jane Elsen and Lyn Elsen were honored at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Elsen and daughters in Gurley. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Allison and family, Mrs. H. J. Elsen, Lyn Elsen of Sidney, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Draper and sons. The occasion celebrated the girls’ birthdays.

Mary Jane Elsen Lyn Elsen Wayne Elsen Gurley George Allison H. J Elsen Sidney Arnold Draper Boncredt

Mariners Club Program Focuses on Youth Guidance

The Mariners Club of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church discussed youth guidance and plans to fund a film for junior church. Guests included Bob and Mrs Southworth, Axtells, and Rev. Harold B Taylor. The group organized meals for Hastings College Choir events and set April 18 for the next meeting.

Mariners Club of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Port of Call Weert Frerichs Bob Southworth Bill Robinsons Richard Axtell Harold B. Taylor Taylor Hastings College Choir Bob Carter Bill Robinson Bernie Goldstein Mess Bill Faragher Rex Wolvin Warren Stewart Dean Killion Claude Wuthier

Presbyterian Rally at Dalton Church Attendance

Twenty five members of the Westminster Fellowship at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church attended the Box Butte Presbytery Fellowship Rally held Sunday afternoon and evening in the First Presbyterian Church at Dalton. The local group participated in the program with the presentation of the song Were You There. Sponsors were Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Federle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holechek and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith.

Westminster Fellowship Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Box Butte

WSCS Circles Four and Six Held Meetings Thursday

Circle Four met at Mrs. John Elwell’s home with six members. plans were made for the General WSCS Meeting on April 1 and the April 15 location will be announced. Circle Six gathered at Mrs. G. E. Kennedy’s home with seven members and three guests. devotions by Miss Mary Runge and a lesson on Mary Magdalene and Pilate’s wife by Mrs. Glenn Ackerson. Next meeting place to be announced.

Circle Four Women’s Society of Christian Service John Elwell WSCS Ida Ahrens Circle Six G. E. Kennedy Keith Simpson Robert L. Townsend Harold Bond Wood Mary Runge Glenn Ackerson Mary Magdalene Pilate

Westminster Circle Hosts Luncheon Sermon on Community Witness

Mrs B H Grimm Mrs S J Haga Mrs Arthur Huffman and Mrs Ira Steward hosted the Westminster Presbyterian Circle luncheon. Jack Kmiely and Dan Duncan spoke on Christ Calls Us To Witness in Our Community. Knicely spoke on Wanted: 10 000 American Heroes. Devo tions were led by Mrs Harold B Taylor. Next meeting set for April.

B. H. Grimm S. J. Haga Arthur Huffman Ira Steward Westminster Presbyterian Circle Jack Kmiely Dan Duncan Christ Knicely Duncan Harold B. Taylor

Twelve Attend Meeting of NPB Extension Club

Twelve members answered roll call of the NPB Extension Club at the Tuesday meeting on March 16 with Mrs. Ralph Spearow. Mrs. Harold Kettler assisted. An instruction on farm and highway safety was given by Mrs. Bob McKay and Mrs. Walter Johnson. Mrs. Walter Engelland visited. Next meeting led by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. John Scholl on April 20.

N. P. B. Extension Club Ralph Spearow Harold Kettler Bob McKay Walter Johnson Walter Engelland Johnson John Scholl

Extension Council Meeting to Discuss National Home Demonstration Week

Cheyenne County Home Extension Council will meet at 1 30 Friday in the Legion room of the City Auditorium for its annual spring planning session. Top business includes plans for National Home Demonstration Week May 3 to 8 and reports on the County Fair Women's Division and superintendents setup.

Cheyenne County Home Extension Council Legion Room The Extension Council

Telegrah Offers Scratch Pads in Various Sizes

The Telegraph announces available scratch pads in multiple sizes, inviting readers to choose convenient dimensions for notes and reminders. Local letters and offices can stock standard sizes, with pricing and color options detailed in store displays.

Miss Williams Weds Gail Carter at First Christian

Miss Kay Williams and Gail Carter of Grand Island were married at 5:30 p.m. Friday in a double ring ceremony at First Christian Church with Rev. H Ralph Bixel officiating. The couple will reside in Grand Island after a Chicago honeymoon.

First Christian Church Kay Williams Gail Carter Grand Island H. Ralph Bixel Kenneth Bruhn Chicago

Miss Oliverius Weds Chappell Man In March Ceremony

Miss Lamila Oliverius daughter of Mr and Mrs John Oliverius married Lloyd Neilson son of Mr and Mrs James Neilson of Chappell in a double ring ceremony March 12 The 430 pm service at the Lutheran Parsonage was led by Rev Schroeder Attendants were the brides sister and brother in law Mrs Junior Markussen The newlyweds will make their home in Chappell

Lamila Oliverius John Oliverius Lloyd Neilson James Neilson Chappell Schroeder Junior Markussen

Mrs Randall Recovers From Polio Attack

Sidney's first polio victim of 1954 is due home Wednesday after a storm delayed transport. Mrs Wesley Randall contracted polio last Thursday and was treated at Sidney Hospital then moved to Scottsbluff's Methodist Hospital. Doctors report no paralysis and expect no lasting ill effects.

Sidney Wesley Randall Scottsbluff B. H. Grimm Sidney Hospital Methodist Hospital

Taylors Attend Rites For Nephew

Mr and Mrs Bart Taylor traveled to Sterling on Saturday to attend funeral services for Byron Taylor 39 killed March 13 in a logging camp accident in Portland Oregon. Services were at the Christian Church with Rev F L Getz officiating and graveside rites by the Sterling Lodge BPOE. Byron was son of Amos and Mrs Taylor of Sterling, a family well known locally and at the Sioux Ordnance Depot where Mr Taylor formerly worked.

Bart Taylor Sterling Mr. Taylor Byron Taylor Portland Ore Christian Church F. L. Getz Sterling Lodge Bpoe Taylor Amos Taylor Sioux Ordnance Depot

Armed Forces A-2c Siedow Arrives Home on Furlough

Airman Victor H. Siedow returns from nearly three years in Japan to spend 30 days with his parents Mr and Mrs Karl Siedow. After leave he will report to Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma.

Victor H. Siedow Japan Karl Siedow Siedow Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma

Coming Events for Local Groups This Week

Saturday the Union Pacific Old Timers Club No 29 and Auxiliary meet at City Auditorium basement at 6 30 PM with a covered dish dinner and guests welcome. Friday the Order of Eastern Star holds a special initiation ceremony at 7 30 PM with Alliance and Bridgeport invited. Thursday the Christian Women's Fellowship holds an afternoon guild at First Christian Church at 2 PM.

Union Pacific Old Timers Club No. 29 Auxiliary City Auditorium Order of Eastern Star Alliance Bridgeport

Look Who's Here Leon Thomas Kriesel Born March 10

The Fred Kriesels announce the arrival of Leon Thomas Kriesel on March 10 weighing eight pounds three ounces. He is welcomed by brothers Ronald 11 and Galen 8 and sister Jane 4.

Leon Thomas Kriesel Fred Kriesels Leon Ronald Galen Jane

Churches Will Hold Statewide Meetings in March

Nebraska churches will conduct their most extensive teacher training program March 22 to 27. Over 1,000 participants join 23 one day institutes for workers who will teach in vacation church schools next summer. Ten denominations collaborate. 20 workers per team across four teaching units will cover child age teaching principles methods texts and visuals. Meetings take place March 22 Valentine Chadron. March 23 Mitchell. March 24 Culbertson Bridgeport. March 25 Grant. March 26 North Platte.

Nebraska Nebraska Council of Churches Valentine Chadron Mitchell Culbertson Bridgeport Grant North Platte

Youths Attend Bluffs Conference at Scottsbluff

Five youths from Light Memorial Presbyterian Church attended the Box Butte Presbytery Vocational Conference held Friday evening and Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church in Scottsbluff. Sidney delegates Nancy Neuman Janet Hartman Ancel Lewis Jr Lance Barker and Mike Frost traveled with Rev. Harold B. Taylor to learn about Christian service fields of work.

Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Box Butté

Farm Women to Meet at Hastings College Campus

Members of the Associated Women of the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau plan to attend the College of Farm Bureau Knowledge at Hastings College Nebraska on March 30 and 31. Mrs. Forrest Tremain urged attendees to arrange carpooling and a Tuesday museum visit to the House of Yesterday at Hastings.

Associated Women Cheyenne County Farm Bureau College of Farm Bureau Knowledge Farm Bureau Hastings College Hastings Nebraska Forrest Tremain County Associated Women

Fosters Buy Fehringer House At 1045 10th Ave

The four room Fehringer house at 1045 10th Ave sold at public auction by Emeral Rapp to William and Mary Foster. The sale price was 6175 dollars.

Alvin Fehringer 10Th Ave William and Mary Foster Emeral Rapp

Hastings College Choir Spring Tour Set for April 2

Hastings College Choir of 63 under Gordon Ohlson will perform a program of Negro spirituals on a spring tour to Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming. They will be hosted in Sidney by Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with no admission charged for the April 2 concert at 8 00 p.m.

Hastings College Gordon Ohlson Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Sidney Light Memorial Presbyterian Church

SOD Worker Transfers to Mississippi Post

Dale Williams of the Sioux Ordnance Depot leaves after three and a half years for a new post at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi. He will undergo six months of radar school training to become an instructor. At SOD he worked in the statistical office and most recently as production specialist in the ammunition planning office.

Dale Williams Sioux Ordnance Depot Keesler Air Force Base Bilox Mississippi SOD Williams Statistical Office Ammunition Planning Office

Classified ads reach thousands in each Telegraph issue

Over 15 thousand readers per issue access the Telegraph classifieds offering a ready made market for selling renting or trading items.

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J. J. Club Meeting At Freemans In Chappell

The J. J. Club met at Mrs. Walt Freeman's home in Chappell. Plans were set for a pot luck Easter basket project to be assembled at the Floyd Hall home. The group spent the evening modeling and sewing and Alma Wetson received a birthday gift from her secret pal.

J. J. Club Walt Freeman Chappell Floyd Hall Alma Wetson

North Westerners 4-H Club Elects Officers at March Meeting

The North Westerners 4-H Club met at Dennis Walshs home on March 17 with Crick Mayer as leader and Lee Shoemaker as assistant. Patricia Sullivan was elected president, James Weible vice president, Clayton Shoemaker secretary, Dennis Walsh treasurer, and Wayne Walker news reporter. Project focus is baby beef. Next meeting is March 3 at the Shoemaker home in the evening. The meeting adjourned with Mrs Walsh serving a delicious luncheon.

North Westerners Dennis Walsh Crick Mayer Lee Shoemaker Patricia Sullivan James Weible Clayton Shoemaker Wayne Walker Shoemaker

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Mariners Dalton Westminster Circle NPB Extension Club Lin Willers G Rie Glenn Miller Story Jon Vince Miss Williams First Christian Miss Oliverius Taylors Christian Women’s Fellowship FOX Theatre June Allyson James Stewart Universal- International Glenn Miller Technicolor the Fox Ava Gardner Robert Taylor Church Youths To ’Bluffs’ Conference Wm. Fosters Fehringer House Keefe Basselie Eddie Cantor John Payne Laramie Elroy Crazylegs Hirsch Hall Bartlett Republic P.E. O Sidney City Auditorium Denver Glenn Dancing Hearts Pennsylvania Chattanooga Frances Langford Louis Armstrong Gene Krupa Ben Pollack Modern Awres Socko IN With Elroy Crazyleg Achimeali Tom Fears Paul “Tank” Younger Deacon Dan Towler Norman -van Brocklin Los Angeles Rams Crazylegs” Hirsch Lloyd Nolan Joan Vohl Bugs & Thugs Freemans Techniclor Ansco Color Jerc Metro-Goldwyn-Mater Picture Anthony Quinn Kurt Kasznar
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