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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
4
In Lodgepole Plaza Sidney Nebraska residents greet the return of Ray Lindquist and Esther Booth from the hospital after illness. The flu season eases as Richard Mitchell joins as a new resident and plans for card games and Bingo gatherings are shared with friends and visitors.
Mamie Bond recently observed her 91st birthday as guests from her family joined the celebration at the Fort Sidney Hotel. Her sons Harold Bond Wayne Bond and Leonard Bond with their spouses attended along with other relatives celebrating March birthdays in Lodgepole and area.
The Lincoln Journal offers Parade Magazine with TV previews and a by mail subscription for Nebraska and northern Kansas outside Lancaster County. Pricing listed: 5 weeks daily $3.00, 5 weeks Sunday $2.00, annual Daily $29.50, annual Sunday $20.80. Order direct or via local office.
Weyert Immanuel Lutheran Ladies of Lodgepole hosted a Thursday afternoon bingo party with visiting friends and relatives. Elvena Hull Arlene Miller and Anita Cox represented the church and called the numbers while awarding fruit and useful articles as prizes.
Gagasse is the fibrous byproduct remaining after juice extraction from sugarcane, comprising coarse fibers and residual sugars. It may be used as fuel, fertilizer, or raw material in regional sugar processing operations.
The Goal Gainers Extension Club hosted a Monday bingo gathering with prizes. Most attendees won something, mostly fruit such as apples and oranges, as residents looked forward to future events.
The planet Neptune derives its name from the Roman god of the sea, reflecting ancient mythological naming conventions used for outer planets. The choice aligns with earlier patterns of naming celestial bodies after deities.
Jenny Johnson observed her 87th birthday with a special dinner and a decorated cake. Nurses sang Happy Birthday as friends and relatives joined. A large bouquet came from grandson Kenneth Johnson Jr of Washington DC and a basket planter from granddaughter Kathleen Visovatti of Chicago TI, with cards and remembrances from others.
The Lutheran Womens Missionary League of Salem Lutheran Church at Gurley met after Lenten services with nine members and three guests present. They planned to buy Easter lilies for Easter Sunday and send gifts to service members. New member Mrs. Leroy Lessman joined, and reports on mission and Christian growth were read.
The 84th birthday celebration for Ethel Ellison on St Patrick’s Day drew many residents. Cooks prepared a special dinner and a decorated cake as nurses sang. Ethel offered a cheerful Irish reply amid cards gifts and visitors. Earlier notes mention aerial combat beginning in August 1914 as German and Allied pilots exchanged fire with rifles and pistols.
Panhandle Alcoholism Council executive committee discussed membership drive and public information program. ALCI covers 11 Nebraska Panhandle counties. one dollar annual membership opens access to programs, publicity efforts, and school outreach led by Keith Galford and Max Waitman with Jurgens overseeing media exposure. Next board meet May 14 at Waitman ranch with 5 p.m. dinner.
The State Treasurer of Nebraska lists persons and or business associations in Cheyenne County with unclaimed monies or property held since deposits of $25 or more. Names include Bauer R. E. Sidney Dingman R. E. Phillips Gilmoure E B Phillips Keiley R. W. Kirkpatrick Singer Bobbie J. Loyd David Phillips Mbanaignt da Soirtedk Potter Eliza E. Phillips Scanlon J Schneider Carl Smith Billie Jo 1305 with Ave Warner Chevyl Box 506 Wagner Jas M. Contact the State Treasurer for amount and holder details. If claims are not presented within 65 days, property will be placed in custody and future claims directed to the State Treasurer.
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