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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
7
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Sidney Jaycees wear bright red plug hats at the state convention in Omaha. Ned Swaeby has outfitted much of the group as Doug Barnhart notes the Paxton Hotel hosts the event with officer elections and lively campaigning ahead. Attendees from Sidney include Stan Belieu Daryl Conger Bill Folkerts Ed Haupt Jerry Hile Barney Smith and Jack Robert chek.
Sterling Kiwanis members meeting with Sidney club at the Sidney Country Club discussed funding for Legion Park Junior League ballfield improvements. They approved a 150 donation to start work and planned a trophy for the 4 H Horse show. Fort Sidney plaque proposal and Kiwanis education program were noted.
Readable pages list May activities in multiple towns. Lod gepole hosts grade display May 9 prom May 11 and 19 baccalaureate May 20 eighth grade graduation May 22 commencement May 23 picnic May 24 last day. Peetz, St Patrick's, Elkhorn, Lorenzo, Sunol, Potter, Daltan, Dix and Scottsbluff add track meets concerts awards evenings and graduation events through May 24.
Rotarians at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Monday heard Joe Ulrich of Bridgeport, a Nebraska Game Commission conservation officer, present a film titled Nebraskaland highlighting vacation and recreation sites in western Nebraska. Ulrich urged Nebraskans to better know the state's scenic and economic spots. Alliance Rotarian Henry Fricke attended as a club visitor, with Warren Dunn and student Rotarian Steve Junda among guests.
Maple Grove notes show Sunol teachers hosted a coffee at J M Bonkiewicz home and members of the T N Club, plus numerous neighbors, gathered for programs, visits, dinners, and birthday celebrations across Sunol and nearby homes. Attendees include Lewis Flessner, Sharon Stately, Bud Frerichs, Charles Smith, Ed Miles, Gerald Stengel, Earl Gell, Tommy. Bartlew-Reade wedding at Lodgepole Methodist Church. various visits to the Miles, Runion, Sharman, Main families. and travel through St Paul fellowship hall.
Traditional Waldorf salad combines apples celery and mayo but some families enjoy extra halved seedless grapes diced orange and banana for a sweeter twist.
Plateau School Peetz will return all but three teachers for the 1963 64 term Supt Ernest Maurer lists three leaving Lela Johnson to Fleming John Murray to Alaska and Bob Schroeder to Ft Lupton Back are Viola Bouldin Don Carey Jack Fakharzadeh Dorothy Gunderson Patsy Henderson Bob Jacob Myron Meier Gaynell Nichols Edith Stanley and Wiskkuth Sandburg plus others at Stoney Butte and junior high offerings
Doan’s Pills promise fast relief for nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. The ad claims three actions easing pain soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effect to improve kidney output and promote restful sleep.
Frank Waitley teaches science and social studies at junior high with Tom Wells as coach. The staff will return intact as bus drivers Roger Adams Gordon Headley Marlin Michaels Denny Cates and Jto Kaduatz. Cooks are Mrs Helen Bartels and Mrs Freida Buss, custodian Mr Buss and secretary Mrs Ruth Bules.
Classified item teaser noting a want ad service for buying selling or trading through a local telegraphic style submission system. Highlights quick placement and broad reach for readers seeking deals or exchanges.
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