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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1977
Page
5
Government public notices inform citizens about official actions affecting legal rights. Paid notices ensure transparency of government functions and related matters for the public’s knowledge.
A mixed record from Cheyenne County includes a financial ledger for the Cheyenne County Historicats Association with balances and disbursements, a restoration fund report, a proposed 1977 78 budget, and a formal probate notice in the county court. Also notes a special Sidney Board of Education meeting, and local society events. The documents reference American National Bank, Sidney Federal Savings & Loan, and various vendors, with income sources from mill levy memberships donations and interest. Additional entries cover estate probate for Leona Lafler and school board actions affecting Barbara McDaniel and Ella Studnicka. Founders Day for Beta Sigma Phi sororities reports and honors.
Mrs Keith Rexroth attended a stork shower hosted by Mrs Herbert Fecht and co hosts Mrs Allen Miller Mrs Tim Borges and Mrs Melvin Warren on Thursday evening. The event featured games and entertainment as part of the celebration.
Members of the United Presbyterian Church entertained Sunday school teachers with a traveling supper. Thirteen teachers and substitutes attended. The sequence began at Kenneth Larson’s home hosted by the Larsons and Kenneth Morgans, with soup, dinner at Lois Reimers, main course at Lowell Swanson’s with Dynne Martin, Glenn Twarling and Mrs. John Mason as hosts, and dessert at Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ziegler’s home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Roth and Mrs Mamie Larson of Laurel stayed with Mr and Mrs Ray Jobman and were related to the late Walfred Larson. Other guests included Henry Dalton Jobman Gothenburg Ed Jobman Conad and George Jobman Sidney. Larry Polkerten Tadgepale and Vernon Jobman Lisco visited Sunday. Ray Jobman attended a 56th wedding anniversary open house for ZR McMannus at Broadwater and called on Mrs Annette Lassette at Bridgeport.
The Dalton center held a monthly birthday and anniversary party for senior citizens with 30 members. Notables celebrated included Tony Kettler Frieda Evans Mary Graff Ethel Myers John Zorn Sally Knudsen Gertrude Brestel Lois Reimers. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ravert and Mr and Mrs Cleve Gillespie observed anniversaries. Ice cream and cake were contributed by the Raverts Elsie Ewing and Ernest Heine. Honors went to Werner Hinman Tony Ketller for men and Filsie Ehlers Frieda Evans for women. A potluck dinner followed on Thursday with Harold Kallenback as a guest. Plans were announced for an open house for Dalton residents 80 or over on Thursday May 12 at 1:30 p.m. in the hall.
Dalton Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church held a covered dish dinner on Sunday to honor 12 graduating seniors who received gifts. Sponsors Mr and Mrs Keith Rexroth and Mr and Mrs John Whittle stepped down while new sponsors Carol Hamilton and Ted Adam were welcomed. New officers Wayne Lykman, Lisa Winkelman, Lori Winkelman, and Randy Miller were installed, and the present sixth graders were welcomed.
DALTON The United Presbyterian Church hosted the annual May Breakfast with the theme A Festival of Fashions The Way We Were Local women and guests from Cheyenne Hugoton Big Timber and Hilsboro attended Festivities included a parade of fashions past 50 years five brides wore wedding gowns and hair was styled by Marie Novell and her students The event featured fashion tips and spring table decorations Sunday mass at St Marys Catholic Church saw First Communion for Michael Harvey John Napier Willis Beyer Donnie Young and Tom Cacia.
DBR Bridge club hosted eleven members and three guests at Mrs Harold Warren home before the DBR meeting. Guests included Mrs LeMoyne Myers Mrs Mike McIntyre of Cheyenne Wyoming and Mrs Chris Pedersen of Laramie Wyoming. Wyoming honors went to Mrs Forrest Nevier Mrs Allen Stikker and Mrs Eugene Pelster Pelster will host the club at the next session.
On May 15 Vincent Wright of Sidney will show slides at the United Methodist Church at 8 p.m. The Junior and Senior choirs will also sing. The public is invited to attend. The community extends sympathy to Nellie Reed’s family who died at home Wednesday morning. Lela Eurich is a patient at Memorial Hospital in Sidney.
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