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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

8

Soil Stewardship Week Observed May 1926 Nationwide

The May 1926 Soil Stewardship Week highlights mankind’s duty to wisely use soil and water resources. Sponsored by 2,930 Soil and Water Conservation Districts, the effort urges faith communities to consider stewardship through church materials and programs created by the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Advisory religious leaders from Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist, Church of Christ, and Baptist groups guide the initiative.

Puerto Rico Puerto Rico. Some 2,930 Soil and Water Conservation Districts National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts E. W. Mueller National Lutheran Council Chicago John George Weber National Catholic Oral Life Conference Dég Monnes Harold Huff Board of Missions, Methodist Church Philadelphia Henry A. McCanna National Council of the Chuches of Christ New York City Lewis Newman Southern

Three Candidates for Nursing Scholarship at BPW Meeting

Mrs. Carl Nelson presented three BPW nursing scholarship candidates at the Yendis Cafe Monday evening. Miss Janice Biggs Miss Carol Albro and Miss Betty Stately spoke of their plans to attend nursing schools. Installation of next year’s officers followed with Miss Ruby Wood the new president. May 27 meeting will be led by the new executive committee.

BPW Carl Nelson E. H. Henkle Isabel Montero Verna Robinson Janice Biggs Carol Albro Betty Stately L. C. Holloway Nelson Ruby Wood Edna Dedrick Elizabeth Schwasnick Ramona Schmitt LeRoy Larson Alice Blair Henkle

Sidney Area Welfare Meet Draws About 125 Attendees

Approximately 125 people attended the Panhandle Welfare Association quarterly meeting in Kimball on Wednesday May 15. Mrs. Harold Pals of Sidney presided, Judge Phillip Gilliam of Denver was the featured speaker, and Mrs. Donald Hart of Sidney moderated the afternoon panel with Judge William Russell Pedersen and Sidney School Superintendent among attendees from Sidney.

Panhandle Welfare Association Kimball Harold Pals Sidney Phillip Gilliam Denver Donald Hart William Russell Pedersen Pals Hart Pedersen John Miller Garland Davis Wayne Russell Roger Kenton Lawrence Beyer Ralph Spencer John

Wittrock Rites Held Wednesday

Last rites for Emma Wittrock 85 were held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church north of Potter with Rev G H Boehnke officiating. Burial followed in St Paul's Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Gerald Wittrock Joe Madden Lynn Wittrock Rolland R Madden Dennis Madden and Michael Wittrock. Mrs Wittrock of Cheyenne County died Saturday morning at Memorial Hospital after declining health, born February 4 1878 in Scribner to Fredrick and Amalia Borcher. She married Herman Wittrock July 22 1895 and came to the county in 1918. Survivors include six sons one daughter 37 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren. husband and one daughter preceded her in death.

Emma Wittrock St. Paul's Lutheran Church Potter G. H. Boehnke St. Paul's Cemetery Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Gerald Wittrock Joe Madden Lynn Wittrock Rolland R. Madden Dennis Madden Michael Wittrock Wittrock Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Fredrick Amalia Folkmann Borcher Scribner Herman Wittrock This County

Bridal shower honors Miss Karin Felt before June wedding

Miss Karin Felt, a June bride to be, was honored at a bridal shower hosted in the home of Mrs. Harold Hyde. Eighteen guests, mothers of Felt’s friends, attended or sent regrets. Gifts were opened by Mrs Felt. prizes went to her. Miss Felt will marry William Schaffer of Cheyenne on June 8.

Karin Felt Harold Hyde J. M James Casper Wyo Wesley Felt Miss Felt F. J Devier Paul Pearson Harvey Vizina Curtis Elsen Felt William Schaffer Cheyenne

Hongir Students Celebrate at Din High May 14

Din High School students participated in a common cement exercises event on May 14 with Barbara Bel pum earning valedictorian honors and Deanna Scheele among the highlighted participants.

Hongir Din High School Barbara Belpum Valedictossin Deanna Scheele Uiber

LCW Circles Hold Thursday Sessions

Two Lutheran Church Women Circles of Holy Trinity met Thursday May 16 with 13 members and a guest. Elizabeth Thirteen members and one guest met at the church with new officers elected to replace departing members. Lesson on Evangelism and Work In Taiwan was presented. Hostesses were Mrs Orten and Mrs Wright. Next meeting set for June 20 at Mrs Henry Monnich home. Esther Miriam Mrs Elvin Kahl hosted 18 members with Mrs Troutman assisting. Mrs Walter Meissner presided. Mrs Lewis Osbourn elected recorder to replace ill Mrs Carleton Haze. Devotions by Mrs Etta Block. Lesson on Parents Should Be Parents. Refreshments by hostesses. Next meeting June 20 at Mrs Emma Nelson with Mrs Martin Block co-hostess.

Lutheran Church Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Elizabeth Ronald Hunt Ken Helen Arnold Braasch Wesley Jensen Holen Fremont Taiwan Gene Orten Don Wright Henry Monnich Esther Miriam Elvin Kah E. Troutman Walter Meissner Lewis Osbourn Carleton Haze Etta Block Anna Rexroth Emma Nelson Martin Block

President Names New Committees For Alpha Nu

Mrs John Scholu showed slides of her trip to Mexico City at the May 13 Alpha Nu meeting. Mrs Bob Cook was installed president for the coming year with officers and committees named, including social and program chairs. Next event is the Ritual of Jewels at the Fort Sidney Hotel with a Hawaiian Luau planned for June 1 at the Sidney Country Club.

John Scholu Mexico City Alpha Nu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Ken Noteboom Scholl W Wood Noteboom Lester Bob Cook H N. Rhodes Ivan Adams Robert A. Clark del Kech Cook Ken Woodward John Burbank Ken McMillen Harley Behm John Echternach George Nickum Adams Fort Sidney Hotel Sidney Country Club

Garden Club Hears Comprehensive Study

Mrs Leslie Sabin led a comprehensive study for Sidney Garden Club members at their meeting last Tuesday. Mrs Marvin Anthony hosted nine members with roll call answered by Mothers Day Snems. Sabin presented Yellow Bed Straw and an article on the Tinson Weed, Jee Gain gave a Birds lesson on prairie chicken pheasant and dove. Next meeting scheduled Tuesday June 1 with Mrs James on.

Leslie Sabin Sidney Garden Club Marvin Anthony Mothers Day Sabin Jee Gain James

Doctors to State Medical Convention in Omaha

Representing the Tri-County Medical Assn at the Nebraska State Medical Assn meeting in Omaha last week were Dr. C B Dorwart and Dr. C J Cornelius. The four day session closed Thursday. Dr Cornelius was accompanied by his wife. Dr Dorwart went to Lincoln with his sons Jack Bill and Chuck to join Clinton Dorwart for the Inter-State game at the University of Nebraska. The boys returned Sunday.

Tri-County Medical Assn Nebraska State Medical Assn Omaha CB. Dorwart C J Cornelius Cornelius Dorwart Lincoln Jack Bill Chuck Clinton Dorwart University of Nebraska Sidney

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Equipment Purchase At Memorial

Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met with 22 members present to elect officers and approve buying a Medco Sonolator therapy room device and 15 bed rails totaling 1465 dollars. Installations planned for January. Officers include Leon Lafler president and multiple trustees from Sidney Lodgepole and Potter areas. A skit by seven members and refreshments followed. next meeting set for June 11 at the hospital.

Memorial Hospital Earl Schulz Charles Smith Leon Lafler H.C.Q. Nelson Frankeach Ken Noteboom Lodgepole Potter

Air Force seeks civilian pilots for ART flying units

Air Force announces openings for Aircraft Maintenance Office Pilot and Employee Development Officer Pilot in Air Reserve Technician slots. Salaries range 8045 to 11150 and 6675 to 9475 per year, with added military and retirement benefits. Tests required for all Employee Development Officer posts. Openings at major airports and bases nationwide.

Air Force Air Reserve Active Air Force Reserve Minneapolis-St Paul International Mitchell Field Milwaukee O'Hare International Chicaen - Richards-Gerraur Afb Missouri Scott Afb Illinois Selfridge Afb Michigan Post Office

National Junior Honor Society Holds Ceremonies

Steven Harlan presided at recent National Junior Honor Society ceremonies in the Junior High auditorium. Jay Hackett explained member selection criteria as 12 members were activated and 16 probationary members admitted. Officers installed include Ken McKay president Tamara Schilraff vice president Nancy Knicely secretary Toni Edwards treasurer Kathy Hutton librarian.

Steven Harlan Jay Hackett Carl L Nelson Russell Heath Sandbanks Sharon Wilson David Felt Ken McKay Tamara Schilrafi Nancy Knicely Toni Deborah Thayer Rita Underdown Laura Smith Cheryl McHenry Charlene Herout Lori Perkins Daryl Johnson Louelle Studnicka Mike Beekin

Memorial Hospital Bazaar to include Docs grab bag table

Will Enter Booth In Hospital Bazaar This Fall. At the last meeting Mrs. Frank Baker presiding, 23 members attended and voted to serve breakfast and an eyeing smorgasbord on Friday June 4 for the Job's Daughters Grand Bethel in Sidney. Door prize won by Mrs. Si Behm. bingo winners listed. Hostesses named. next meeting May 27 at 8 pm.

B. P O. Does Frank Baker Grand Bethel Sidney Memorial Hospital Si Behm J. B. Ruttner Carl Farmer M. V. Timlin Lawrence Brachtenbach Baker Robert McRae Behm Curley Doggett Herman Hawthorne LaVerne Schilling Fred Lehmkchal Lodgepole

Civil Service Tests For Agricultural Statistician Jobs

The United States Civil Service Commission announces nationwide examinations for Agricultural Statistician positions chiefly in the Department of Agriculture. Salaries range from 4565 to 5540 dollars annually. Applicants must show qualifying academic training or a combination of study and specialized experience. Applications accepted until further notice by the Executive Secretary, Board of US Civil Service Examiners, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington DC 25.

United States Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Board of US_ Civil Service Examiners U. S Department of Agriculture Washington

Smiley to Graduate From Naval Academy June Fifth

Midshipman First Class Stanley K Smiley son of Army Colonel and Mrs Stanley W Smiley of Sioux Army Depot Sidney will graduate June 5 from the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md He will receive a bachelor of science and an Ensigns commission Proceeding schools include Valley Forge Military Academy and U S Air Force Academy prior to entering service He entered the Naval Academy in July 1959 on a Presidential appointment and will report to Pensacola Fla for flight training after leave

Stanley K Serev Stanley W. Smiley Sioux Army Depot Sidney U. S&s. Naval Academy Annapolis Smiley Valley Forge Military Academy Wayne U. S. Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Naval Academy

Relative of Lincoln Resident Dies of Heart Attack

A Gillan of Lincoln died from a heart attack suffered days earlier. Funeral services were held Friday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church Lincoln with burial in Lincoln. Nephew Ray Cruise and wife, Lloyd Talic and spouse, and Neal Rowan and wife attended, all traveling from nearby towns including Gurley. Gillan was sister to Mrs Rowan and had several relatives in the area.

A Gillan Lincoln First Presbyterian Church Mr Gillan Ray Cruise Lloyd Talic Don Ray Neal Rowan Gurley Gillan Rowan

Frontier Airline April Profit Up

Frontier Airlines reported an April operating profit of 131,485 dollars, up from 14,933 dollars in 1962. Retained earnings were 62,023 dollars after taxes and profit sharing of 63,500 dollars, versus 21,188 in 1962. For the first four months of 1963, operating profits totaled 504,716 dollars, up from 47,652 in 1962. retained earnings reached 243,444 dollars, versus 93,909 in 1962.

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