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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1966
Page
14
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Mt. Vernon News reports Dist. 36 pupils took a Friday field trip to Chap pell aboard a Union Pacific train arranged by Dale Norman. The group toured Lee Store Jack and Jill Store and the new library after returning to Sidney. Teachers hosted hot dogs and treats. several community members attended and activities included a 4 H Stitch and Stir meeting and yeast bread lessons.
Cheyenne County honors Jerry Dale Flora of Dalton as he appears on the March National 4-H News cover. The article notes his 4-H achievements, later studies, and a grain marketing conference feature in Chicago. Also mentions other Cheyenne 4-H alumni and magazine contents.
The Mt. Vernon Community Center hosted a Friday evening party organized by the Ron ald and Kenneth McMillen families with seven tables of 10 point pitch and a lunch finale. The piece notes various local visits, dinners, and social events including members, guests, a M Club gathering, bridal showers, and friendships among residents such as the Hammonds, McMillens, Mathewsons, and Evans, with mentions of trips to Alliance and Denver and a prairie fire memory from Way Back When.
Northwestern Bell tele phone workers rushed to restore service east of Sidney after a Tuesday snow and sleet storm. About 900 poles down and 3 500 breaks cut communications, isolating communities south of Maywood from the outside world. 142 Good Samaritan employees from Colorado, South Dakota and Nebraska joined the effort, using Western Electric standard equipment. Local managers urged cooperative effort and noted emergency supplies are interchangeable with local gear.
George Sisler Jr., president of the International League, went to the Copacabana on business and attempted to enter at the door without a reservation. He identified himself to the captain as Nick Colosi, claiming to be Colosi and stated that Colosi had named him umpire for the 1966 International League season.
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