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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
11
Cheryl Minnken 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 Tuesday afternoon coffee hosted by Mrs Jesse Kine and Mrs Ara Brown at the King home. A third grade teacher at South Ward this past year she will leave in six weeks for Korea to teach children of Armed Forces personnel. About thirty friends co workers and neighbors attended and presented her with a filled address book.
The record lists admitted individuals in Sidney and Gurley plus dismissals in Sidney including several named women and children. Other towns Kimball, Peetz, and Potter show additional admitted and dismissed entries with multiple spouses and family members.
Baby girl born at 10 24 pm on Wednesday May 25 1960 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces. Parents are Baby Girl Ornelas M and Mrs Pedro Ornelas of C D. Grandparents Hilario Suarez Wilt Cole and Andrea Loza Abilene Tex. Letter Box May 25 1960 Editor The Sidney Telegraph Sidney Nebraska. Lions thank Sidney Lions Club and Cheyenne County for hospitality during state convention with slogan Western Hospitality.
Letter from Donald Marsh minister at St Pauls Methodist Church in Papillion thanks Sidney readers for coverage of a Nebraska MYF quartet from St Pauls. The group named MYF Quartet performing at the state talent contest is sponsored by Sidney Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Clover 4-H Club met May 17 at Kathy Miles home with flag salute and pledge. Patty Bonkiewicz led the business meeting, Judy Irwin junior leader shared news of a Spring picnic, Peggy Sharman named song leader for May 31 at Jane Schlaman's, and Kathy Miles with Cindy Miller demonstrated corn bread. Dee Ann Geu reported.
Brownie Troop 38 met at Mrs Edwards on Tuesday May 17 and prepared favors for the hospital for the Fourth of July. We finished our sit upon and treats were provided by Doris Park and Karen Wieser.
Chadron State Teachers College offers a nine two week workshops program headlined by an Institute on the Far East June 7 to 23. Dr S E Gerard Priestley leads lectures and seminars on India Pakistan China Japan and Southeast Asia with focus on political economic and social conditions and the Cold War context. Other workshops run June 13 23 Music Methods for Elementary Teachers August 1 13 Field Study of New England and St Lawrence Valley and other topics plus Reading Teaching and Conservation topics.
ABC Television Network unveils a broader daytime schedule starting next fall from 11 am to 12 noon. Road to Reality will air 2:39 to 3:00 pm replacing Gale Storm Show. Hope Springs 11:30 am to 12:02 pm. The Texan 12:00 noon to 12:39 pm.
National Safety Council warns most cars show no obvious problems though they may suffer hidden faults. A May June safety check lists 10 key areas including brakes tires lights and steering. The drive runs before summer vacations with support from Look Magazine and the Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee.
Legislative Sidelines profiles Nebraska youth shifting from farm life to city careers yet staying connected to agriculture. VERNIE CAMP notes early farm families produced doctors lawyers and business leaders, with farms supplying surplus talent for urban opportunities in medicine law industry and education.
Agriculture offers vast professional avenues across chemists economists veterinarians engineers agronomists and more. With 65 million US jobs in farming and ranching many roles span production education research marketing and services, while hundreds of agricultural occupations exist and extension agents guide rural graduates toward suitable careers.
Multifaceted classified notice urges quick selling buying and renting options with a single contact number 5555. Convenience emphasis and broad appeal for readers seeking fast results across hobbies jobs and households.
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