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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
14
Lodgepole High School recognizes Barbara Forell as valedictorian and Pat Huff as salutatorian in a brief honors list highlighting two top scholars.
Sidney City Council, acting as board of equalization on the Cronk sidewalk case, approved annexation of Hill side Golf Course and a 42 acre tract east of Legion Park. The move enables city zoning within one mile and police authority in the area, excluding KSID radio and the National Guard Armory.
The Plainview Home Extension Club met at Mrs. Conrade Messing’s home after a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Don ald Deaver taught a lesson on Corner Cutters for Busy Homemakers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Leon Lafler, Mrs. Robert Lafler, Mrs. Conrad Messing, and Mrs. Russell George. The next meeting is planned for Sept. 8 at Mrs. Russell George’s home.
U S Representative Dave Martin of Nebraska's Third District was honored May 26 in Washington at a National ceremony presenting the Distinguished Service Award of Americans for Constitutional Action. ACA lauds lawmakers whose votes reflect devotion to constitutional principles and individual rights.
Eight members answered roll call at the Goal Gainers Extension led by Mrs. Clarence Robirds. Discussion covered fair and hospital auxiliary booths but no decision made. Mrs. George Young presented the extension lesson Corner Cutters For Busy Homemakers. Club members helped Mrs. W. E. Jones host a family dinner for the Richards family visiting Den.
A brief notice states that relatives will attend the funeral Wednesday for Grover Richards Jr., the son and brother of the family.
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