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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
10
Local listings show a series of public meetings workshops clubs and socials. Activities include a Christmas Handicraft Workshop at the 4 H building and a Make It Yourself With Wool show at St Patrick s High School Auditorium with district winners announced. plus recurring Rotary CAP Kiwanis Lions Optimist Toastmasters and youth group gatherings through November 12.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 17 plans to participate in the Veterans Day parade on November 11. At the October 27 session in Legion Rooms, members approved gifts for VA Hospitals and Christmas donations, noted donations to Cheyenne VA Hospital, and announced pecan sales and upcoming meeting on November 24.
No hearing date set in State of Nebraska versus Perry G. Cram Robert Lee Jobman and Jerry D. Hudson. Hudson faces one vandalism count dated Oct 27 at the Robert Decker residence. Crom and Jobman face 19 counts linked to an egg throwing spree targeting ten cars six businesses and three homes.
Denise Renee George and Angela Jean Brokman are named as newborn daughters in two family birth announcements. Denise Renee born Nov 2 at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell George and Angela Jean born Oct 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brokman. The notices list siblings and extensive grandparents and great-grandparents.
This morning Memorial Hospital lists 55 patients with three newborns. New admissions include Raymond Hartzler Patricia Schwartz Cindy Miller Mrs Donald Bevan Keith Rieken Mrs Robert Johnson Mrs Harry Needham Scott Abke Wilbert Christensen Elizabeth Gillham and Dix Mrs Delva Exum. A son was born to Harry and Mrs Needham at 2 14 a m and another son to Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson on Thursday.
St Patricks Monday to Friday meals listed with daily dishes. Items include Hamburger Gravy on potatoes, Ham burger casserole, Spaghetti with meat sauce, Pizza, Tuna sandwiches plus sides and milk. Menu notes changes possible.
The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosted a Halloween Costume Dance at the 4-H building with Mal Minshall as caller and Myron Flessner guest caller. Dancers earned candlelighter badges for candlelit pumpkins and prizes were awarded in masked glove dances.
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Chapter will hold a regular session Tuesday afternoon November 10 at the home of Mrs L B Lydiatt with co-hostesses Mrs Paul Smith and Mrs Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. Members should bring Gift Shop gifts and the program will be presented by Ernest Meyer and Mrs William Miller.
Lloyd Kontny 51 of Goodland Kansas died in a Denver hospital on Wednesday. Former Julesburg resident survived by wife and three children Judy Barbara and Craig. Funeral at Julesburg Catholic Church Saturday at 10 AM with a rosary Friday night.
Mary Louise Deal, 40, died Tuesday. Services were held Friday at Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Perry Hipple officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Sidney. Pallbearers: James E Deal, William R Deal, Robert Deal, Lloyd Deal, Thomas Deal. Survived by husband James F Deal and four sons, two daughters, and a daughter.
Funeral services held Friday morning at First Methodist Church Sidney with Rev. Stanley Ganzel. Burial at Ogallala Cemetery. Pallbearers named Otto Auf dengarten Bill Vaughn Marvin Kettler Maurice Gordon Harold Kettler Robert Wit. King born January 10 1989 in Hutchison Kansas died in Sidney November 1 aged 72. Survivors include two daughters Darlene Vaughn Denver and Beverly Gaither Belvidere three sisters Stelle Mayhan Ada dagar Bess Wokaty one grandson Michael Vaughn Vacaville and others.
Six members from the Sidney Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints attended a Mormon Life Conference in Cheyenne last Saturday. Representing the local branch were Mrs. Wesley Mueller Mrs. Robert Wilcox and the Misses Robyn Wilcox Trish Mueller Susan and Julie Merritt. Miss Wilcox was one of five from the state at the Laurai Leader Training session at Brigham Young University in Provo Utah last August. Over 2500 girls and 300 leaders were present. She and the four other girls described their impressions and demonstrated what they learned. The day included work sessions luncheon dinner two featured speakers and a style show in which Miss Mueller modeled.
The American Association of University Women welcomed 12 members and two guests on Wednesday evening November 4. Miss Nancy Dugan and Miss Sally Haythorne joined as new members. The group agreed to buy play equipment for the Day Care Center and discussed the power quotient packet through games. The December meeting is set for December 2 at Mrs. Tillotson's home with an auction of homemade decorations and baked goods.
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