Students Music Auditions Set For June In Scottsbluff
Mrs Helen Spencer announces National Music Teachers Association auditions for piano voice and string on June 9 and 10 at Scottsbluff. Judges include Robert Wharton and Dr Randolph Foster from Chadron State Teachers College. Eligible entrants must study six months with an MTNA member teacher and be MTNA student members.
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Helen Spencer
Spencer
Audiitons
National Music Teachers Association
Scottsbluff
Robert Wharton
Randolph Foster
Fine Arts
Chadron State Teachers College
Nebraska Music Teachers Association
Nebraska Music Teacher
King St
Sidney
Nebraska
Music Teachers Association
Connie Borgmann Honored at Midland College Convocation
Connie Borgmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Borgmann was honored for high scholarship at Midland College Honors Convocation held Tuesday May 2. She maintained a trade quotient exceeding 350 for the year and earned this recognition. Attending were Miss Borgmann and Miss Jeanette Borgmann along with visiting family members at a dinner for parents and families.
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Midland College
Connie Borgmann
Harvey Borgmann
Borgmann
Mirs Borgmann
Jeannette Borgmann
Sidney
Mono
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Mother-Daughter Dinner Event
Rebekah Lodge held a mother daughter dinner in the 1.00.F. hall basement at 6 30 p m with 33 attendees. May Day themed decorations and prizes for oldest mother and youngest daughter were featured.
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Rebekah Lodge
Clifford Hammond
Frank Klentz
Sidney Group
Chappell
E. W. Augenstein
Hammond
Noble
I.C.C.F. Hall
New Colonel Speaks At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Harold Keith, the 1961 Fort Sidney Days Colonel, gave an impromptu talk at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Sidney Country Club. President William Kalous announced duty assignments for a grade school track meet set for Monday, May 8 at the High School Athletic Field. Sixteen members and three guests attended: Garrett Noteboom of Sioux Falls South Dakota Arlyn Tangeman and Bill Christy.
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Kiwanis Club
Harold Keith
Fort Sidney
Sidney Country Club
William Kalous
Keith
Garrett Noteboom
Sioux Falls, S. D
Arlyn Tangeman
Bill Christy
Mother-Daughter Tea Held By Cheyenne County Extension Clubs
The Cheyenne County Extension Clubs invite members to a Mother-Daughter Tea on Saturday May 6 at 1 30 pm in the Junior High Auditorium. Mrs Clarence Couch will welcome guests with Mrs Earl Gell as MC. Music by Mrs Dale Flora and Mrs Paul Aude includes a mirimba piece by Mrs Robert Poppen.
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Cheyenne County Extension Club
Clarence Couch
Earl Gell
Dale Flora
Dalton
Paul Aude
Robert Poppen
Gurley
Sidney Telegraph Editor Talks on Germany East West Berlin
Jack H. Lowe editor of The Sidney Telegraph will discuss his trip to Germany and insights on the East West Berlin situation during the afternoon program. Afterward guests adjourn to the Junior High cafeteria for tea hosted by Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mrs. Jess Higgins.
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Jack H. Lowe
Sidney Telegraph
Germany
Berlin
Mary Anderson
Dalton
Jess Higgins
Potter Librarian Moderates District Library Panel in Valentine
Mrs. Charles Morehouse of Potter served as moderator for the panel Which Books Shall We Select at a district library meeting held in Valentine on May 1. The meeting drew many district librarians trustees and school officials. Telegraph Want-Ads Get Results.
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Valentine
Charles Morehouse
Potter
Lutheran Home Film Viewed By Ladies Aid
Members of St. Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon May 4 at 2 p m with 30 members and one guest Mrs Henry Narjes. New members Mrs Henry Darnsteadt and Mrs Ben Berges joined. Rev Clarence Boye led devotional and introduced the Betheseda Lutheran Home film from Watertown Wisconsin. Hostesses were Mrs Arnold Stockamp and Mrs James S Taylor. Next meeting June 1 at the Fellowship Hall with hostesses Mrs Arno Thomas and Mrs Paul Aude.
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St. Paul’s ‘Lutheran
Arnold Stockamp
James S. Taylor
Fellowship Hall
Arno Thomas
Paul Aude
Sows Farrow Lots at Lisco Farm in Oshkosh Area
On the W. R. Bill Dailey farm near Lisco sows are farrowing well with five sows producing 86 piglets by Monday, all but four alive. One sow was reportedly a victim of unknown cause affecting part of the litter.
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Oshkosh
W. R
Dailey Farm
Lisco
Dailey pigs bottle fed to ease overproduction
A Dailey farm reports a birth of 27 pigs to one sow and varying litters on other sows 15 17 15 14 14 averaging near one pig per sow raising concern about 102 more pigs from this rate Neighbors also bottle feed some pigs while the national average is 7 pigs per sow.
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Akene
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Midland
ED Hiett
King-Sidney
Gene Zwick
Harvey Headley
E. J. Foy
Francis Clapham
Bob Decker
Leo Gorman
Louis Fehringer
Lloyd O'Halloran
Wilbur Wilson
Sat
Kenneth Larson
Couch
Charles Cady
Lenhart Schobert
Teddy Ohi
Neil Bailly
Sod
Earl Lessig
Dow Chemical Company
the Farmers Cooperative Elevator Co
Lodgepole
Nebr
Monty
Telegraph
Gibson
Gibson's
Forders Galaxies
Fairianes
Gibson-Ford
Illinois
Lutheran
Ladies Aid
Her
Janda & Tobin Drug Store
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