Jane Rusal Stars in Montana Belle at the Fox
Jane Rusal leads Montana Belle opening Thursday at the Fox theater. Film tickets and showing dates unavailable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1953
Page
7
Jane Rusal leads Montana Belle opening Thursday at the Fox theater. Film tickets and showing dates unavailable from the fragment.
The Junior Farmers 4-H meeting opened with the pledge and minutes approved. Roll call and clues were shared. Members discussed possible skits for the county picnic and described several diseases. Next meeting is June 2 at Alvin Lessman’s, with lunch served by Mrs. Gilbert Sorge and Mrs. Kenneth Barr. Keith Warren, reporter
Mrs James Mohatt entertained the East Sidney Draw Club at her home on May 20 with Mrs Everett Mohatt as co host. A business meeting included roll call via handkerchief exchange for secret pals and a short discussion on the fair. Mrs Mohatt demonstrated Do You Know Nebraska. Lunch followed. Next meeting June 17 at Mrs Howard Kurz home with Mrs Henry Haupt as co host.
The Stockworkers 4-H Club met May 1 at Keith Miller's home with Merlyn Miller presiding in Ned Rowan's absence. After pledge and roll call, members suggested calf feed items. The treasury showed $10. A true false quiz on 4-H topics followed a discussion on caring for a calf. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at Alvin Miller's home. members to bring calf photos. Also notes report daily fires in the U.S. and related fatality and dwelling-fire statistics.
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