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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1958

Page

8

Elks May Activities and Schedule for Sidney Lodge

The Sidney Elks Lodge 1894 and Does 94 announce May events including the State Convention May 9-11 in Ogallala, Mother's Day program May 11 at 3 p.m., and a May 18 benefit card party. Regular meetings, Fun Nite dinners, Ladies card party, initiation, and Memorial Day observance fill the month with public invitations and door prizes noted.

Sidney B.P.O.E. Lodge P.O. Does Elks State Ogallala Sidney Elks Lodge Does the Elks Lodge Fea Elks

Presbyterian Women Meet In Light Memorial Church

Presbyterian Women Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church met Thursday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs. Clarence Astner presided. A Fellowship Coffee to be held May 9 at 9:30 a.m. in Methodist Church parlors was announced, sponsored by the Council of United Church Women. New dates for the rummage sale were Sept. 12 and 13. Mrs. Don Gillham, Mrs. John Friede, Mrs. B. H. Westerhoff, and Elmer Hartmann reported on the Pottery and His Clay devotional by Miss Sylvia Reese. Mrs. Gerald gave the lesson God and the Law. Flowers and colored decoraters graced the tables for a covered-dish lunch. Host circles provided favors. next general meeting at 9:30 a.m. At OW Fal Show, show appreciation by dining Sunday at the Ft. Sidney Hotel. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.

Clarence €Astner Women's Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Council of United Church ‘Women Don Gillham John Friede B. H Arnold Westerhoff Elmer Hartmann Irill É. Potter Sylvia Reese Gerald Ae

Community Meetings and Events Night Listing

A page lists various meetings and social events including Panhandle Players tryouts for Our Town at senior high, Sidney Toastmasters Club, Cheyenne County Rural Youth, Wesleyan Service Guild at Pearl Nelson home, officer installations, Ladies Missionary Circle activities, church groups from Holy Trinity and United Lutheran, Beta Sigma Phi sororities, Rebekah Lodge, Sub Debs, Methodist and University Women groups, Silver Belles and Beaux at W.F.W.7 Postil Home, Job's Daughters, May 9 coffee fellowship at First Methodist with nursery, Lipsa luncheon May 7 at country club with 1:30 tee-off, and U P Oldtimers Club May 10 banquet at Ft. Sidney Hotel with reservations by May 6.

Panhandle Players Senior High Sidney Toastmasters Club Cheyenne County Wesleyan Service Guild Pearl Nelson American Association of University Wesleyan Methodist Women's Missionary Society Sind Job’s “Daughters MiyiFellowship Coffee Golincil of Church Methodist Church Colindil Country Club U. P. Oldtimers Club Ft. Sidney Hotel Oldtimers F. G. ‘Baker Maplé St

Clover Clover Cutters 4-H Club Elects Officers

The Clover Clover Cutters 4-H Club met at Janice Schubarth’s home on Friday May 2 with five members present. Officers elected were Cindy Mueller president Janice Schubarth vice president Marian Meyer secretary Mary Ann Hiepert treasurer and Karen Sterett reporter. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be at Karen Sterett’s home on May 14.

Clover Clover Cutters 4-H Club Janice Schubarth Cindy Mueller Marian Meyer Mary Ann Hiepert Karen Sterett

Admitted and Dismissed Names Across Lincoln to Bushnell

A long list shows admissions and dismissals by city and name groups including Sidney North Platte Lincoln Lodgepole Potter Chappell Bushnell and Ovid Colo. Recurring individuals include James Curless Carl Christ Sr Hilary Schilz Mrs John Ravins Mrs Earl Weber and others.

Sidney James Curless James Lauer Jose Vera Hilary Schilz Carl Christ Sr Cleo Chambér Pat Deir Camilla Kéller E. W. Swenson Fred McClenhan Victor “Baltes Anna Olson Carmen Schoonover Ghirley van Lessig Potter John Moench George Whitney Bessie Blain Larry Revel Kimball Jerry Lacey North Don Smith Lincoln Earl Weber Joe Melchior John Bennett Ernest Deaver Kenneth Charles Donald Paulman Lucille Mason Tom Chinois Lodgepole Melvin Jurgens Ovid Colo Harry Hernandez Bud Fister Jack Heavrin Perfecto Hernandez Reid McCoy Pete Romero Jake

Look Whoa's Here Look Whoa's Here

Julie Ann Ravins born May 3 at 12 35 a.m. in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 14 4 ounces to Mr and Mrs John Ravins of Lincoln. Grandparents Herbert Kesselring.

Julie Ann Ravins John Ravins Lincoln Julie Ann Memorial Hospital Herbert Kesselring Joneeph Kathryn Sue Gary Bartling Richard Bartling Cecil Miner

Andrew announces birth of Sheldon Dana Andrew in Vermont

Mr and Mrs Jason D Andrew of Winooski Vermont announce the birth of their son Sheldon Dana born Tuesday April 29 at 10 am in a Winooski hospital weighing six pounds fourteen ounces Great grandfather is Tom Ozburn of Clinton Iowa Also listed are Paul Aude of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Fred L Andrew of Clinton Iowa

Jason D. Andrew Winooski Sheldon Dana Paul Aude Sidney Fred L. Andrew Clinton Iowa Tom Ozburn

Extension Club Dessert Luncheon Held At Davis Home

Extension Club met for a dessert luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Avin Davis with 11 members present. Mrs Arnold Wersthoff presided at the business session and garden and yard improvements were discussed in response to roll call.

Goal Gainers Goal Gainers Extension Club Avin Davis Arnold Westerhoff

Cheyenne County 4-H Club meeting notes and dates

The meeting approved a $10 donation to the 4-H Building Fund and completed scrapbooks for the children’s ward at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Westerhoff presented Gift Wrapping. Mrs George Young drew from the birthday box. May 27 host Mrs W E Jones. Bakers 12 Mrs Howard Matheny hosted Ex tension Class. new member Mrs Dee Dannar joined. The group planned a Childrens Memorial Hospital Bazaar in Omaha. The next meeting will be at Mrs A F Bone Steel’s home May 27. Mrs Clarence Motes and Mrs Ed Trickler attended a surprise stork shower for Merry Tene Ex tension Club. about 60 members attended with games and prizes.

Cheyenne County, Memorial Hospital Westerhoff George Young W. E. Jones Howard Matheny Bakers 12 Anvil Neal ‘Craig Old Dee Dannar D. B Watson Children's Memorial Hospital Omaha A. F Clarence Motes Ed Trickler Merry TeneExtension ‘Club Jim Jones Ree Tas Elévety Louis ‘*Fehringer Enteitiinmékt Ely

Brownie Troop 80 Met in April for Crafts

A Brownie Troop 80 met on April 30 at Mrs Ladine s with 12 members present. Barbara Christ conducted the business meeting and they made maypoles from paper plates candy sticks and ribbon. Children Colling served refreshments. Rash Upbreak reported.

British Consider Russian Troops as Mercenaries in War

British leaders floated the idea of employing Russian troops as mercenaries during the American Revolutionary War era, exploring foreign military option to bolster forces and alter the balance of power. The proposal reflected strategic debates about mercenary hiring and international alliances.

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