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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
10
Cheryl Minken was elected drum majorette for the Junior High Band this week. Twirlers chosen were Paula Sprinkle Beverly Puffer and Winnie Swanson. The four were elected by a majority of the 102 band members and will serve for the coming school term.
Mrs Edythe McCubbin Ries was guest of honor at a coffee hosted by Mrs Jesse Kine and Mrs Ara Brown at the King home Tuesday afternoon. A South Ward grade three teacher, she will depart in six weeks for Korea to teach children of service members. Thirty friends and neighbors attended and presented her with an address book signed by guests.
The notice lists individuals admitted in Sidney and Gurley plus dismissals in Sidney with names such as Mrs Carl Christ Jr and Michael Graczyk. It records admissions in Dalton Kimball Peetz and Potter including Mrs Daniel Frerichs and Hugo Mueller.
Baby girl born at 10 24 pm on Wednesday May 25 at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds. Parents Baby Girl Ornelas M and Mrs Pedro Ornelas of .C.D. Grandparents Hilario Suarez and Andrea Loza. Also notes Lions hospitality message from Jack H H Critchfield and Nebraska Lions.
A Sidney pastor writes to thank the paper for coverage of the State Talent Contest. He notes the quartet named MYF Quartet represented a Nebraska MYF group and was sponsored by St Paul’s Methodist Church Papillion. He extends greetings to Sidney friends and thanks organizers for a weekend of activity.
The Clover 4-H Club met May 17 at Kathy Miles’s home with a flag salute and 4-H pledge. Patty Bonkiewicz led the business meeting and Judy Irwin, junior leader, announced the Spring 4-H picnic. Peggy Sharman was named song leader for the May 31 meeting at Jane Schlaman’s home. Kathy Miles and Cindy Miller demonstrated corn bread, followed by a game and lunch. Dee Ann Geer, reporter.
Brownie Troop 38 met at Mrs Edwards on Tuesday May 17. They finished a sit upon and made favors for the hospital to be used on the Fourth of July. Treats were furnished by Doris Park and Karen Wieser.
Chadron State Teachers College offers a nine two week workshops including an Institute on the Far East June 7 to 23 directed by Dr S E Gerard Priestley. Subjects cover India Pakistan China Japan and southeast Asia with lectures seminars and discussions on political economic and social conditions and Eisenhower era themes.
ABC Television Network will add more daytime hours from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. starting next fall with three new programs. Road to Reality, Gale Storm Show move to 11:00–11:30 a.m., Hope Springs from 11:30 a.m. to 12:02 p.m., and The Texan western 12:00–12:39 p.m. are slated for the daytime lineup.
The National Safety Council warns that about two in five cars show hidden faults that can cause trouble on Memorial Day travel. A periodic safety check is urged to reveal problems in brakes headlights tires steering exhaust wipers glass horn mirrors and more.
Information Director Vernie Camp explains rural youths have lasting prospects in agriculture beyond farm life. Despite departure to cities for education or professions, farm experience yields valuable skills and ongoing ties to agriculture. The piece notes longstanding shifts as families pursue broader opportunities.
Agriculture offers wide career paths for chemists economists veterinarians engineers agronomists and other specialists. About 65 million jobs exist in the United States with 40 percent tied to farming and ranching. Half a million scientists are connected to agriculture across 500 plus occupations.
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