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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1965

Page

2

Sidney Draw News Highlights Local Visits and Life Events

Sidney area notes show Chadron visitors to the Mohatts, Mrs. Pauline Mohatt cousin to Jim and Everett, and multiple attendees at a Denver and Ogden Utah wedding. Local trips include a IA UWAA convention in Omaha, Florida trip home, and numerous neighborhood greetings, birthday dinners, and a new Shetland colt Twinkel born Monday.

Gerald Sergent Chadron Jim Mohatt Everett Mohatt Omaha Mary van Aelstyn Ogden Utah Mary Joe Twist Michael Hanson St. Joseph Church Albin Olson Florida Dale Chambers C. E. McGowan Cheyenne Wye Robert Kurz Fred Mininger Scottsbluff John Mininger Denver Cole Bryant Phillip Childers John Filer Kimball Joe Green Frank Kurz C. S. Chambers Dean Olson Matt Treinen Stanley Krueger Debbie Dallas Richards Chas Krueger Bruce Juelfs Potter Dean Meyers Paul Houser Jack Hecker

4-H Clubs Make and Bake Meets and Dolls Group

The Make and Bake 4-H club met April 17 at Bill Behrend's at 2 00 P M with two new members Becky Coleman and David From. Demonstrations included Ambrosia by Ellen Berends Susan Houser Barbara From and cinnamon toast by David From Madeline Disney Becky Coleman. Lunch followed then games. Next meeting May 15 at 2 00 P M at Madeline Disney's home. The 4-H Dolls met April 26 at Linda Heaton's home. Girls finished skirts and commented on them. Younger group worked on pin cushions Debi Earnhart joined. Becky Larson moved away and a going away party was held for her. Barby Wolf

Bill Behrend Becky Coleman David From Ellen Behrends Susan Houser Barbara From Madeline Disney Linda Heaton Debi Earnhart Becky Larson Barby Wolf

Country living and modest homes for sale listings

A compact set of real estate brief listings across multiple properties. Includes a 3 bedroom non basement home with 2 car attached garage, a 2 bedroom trailer on natural gas heat with ground lease, an older 2 bedroom home with partial basement, a 2 bedroom with finished basement and garage, a 2 bedroom with full basement and two car carport, and a 3 bedroom recently redecorated home with recreation room. Each entry notes features, condition, and simple financing hints.

King Country Living Sidney Hiway Coronado Court Forrest Charlotte

Final Report Notice for John Forrest Chapman Estate

Estate No 3183 in Cheyenne County Nebraska announces that the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law. A hearing is set for April 30, 1965 at 10:00 A.M. in county court. All interested persons may appear to contest. Dated April 8 1965. Sydney G Finch County Judge. Martin Davis Mattoon Matzke Attorneys.

John Forrest Chapman Cheyenne County Nebraska Seals Sydney G Finch County Martin, Davis, Mattoon & Matzke

Nebraska Rural Electrification Seeks Funds Boost

A Nebraska rural electrification official says the state rural electric systems need at least 14 million dollars in Rural Electrification loans over the next 14 months to meet power needs. Paul Ogier of Midwest Electric Membership Corporation testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee. NRCA released his statement.

Nebraska Rural Electrification Paul Ogier Midwest Electric Membership Corporation Grant Senate Appropriations Committee National Rural Electric Cooperative Association

Illinois House backs purple martin as state bird

Springfield lawmakers near a showdown over changing the official state bird from the cardinal to the purple martin. The House Waterways Committee approved the bill 23 to 4. Rep. John Morris says there is nothing sacred about the cardinal and notes the purple martin eats insects. He argues promotion could boost a bird-house maker in Griggsville, calling it the purple martin capital of the nation. Rep. Charles Clabaugh objects, saying the change is driven by commercialism.

Springfield Ill Illinois House Waterways Committee John Morris D-Chadwick Griggsville Charles Clabaugh Rchampaign, Ill

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