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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1960
Page
10
Bowling writer Dick Weber explains spot bowling as a beginner friendly method using the lane arrows or a shaded board as a target. He outlines shoulder alignment and board adjustments to keep the ball rolling over a near spot about 10 feet from the foul line, noting range finders on modern lanes aid accuracy.
Schumacher lad recovers from serious burns as community groups announce a public supper for November 14. Mrs Self and Mrs Ault hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Ronnie Knifer on Monday at the Knifer home. Local bowling and pool scores are listed for Peetz area businesses with top performances at Sidney Bowling Lanes and Martin Water Service.
A Nebraska Sidney area notes social visits from Grace Byles and others, family updates on health and skin grafts for a child, and a schedule for a Boy Scout Spaghetti supper at Legion Hall on November 14 with prices. Additional items include visitors from Denver and Arvada, a moved family to Sterling, and a sister’s 50th anniversary observance.
Sympathy extends to many families as visitors fill weekend and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes in the community. A birth is recorded in Logan County Hospital with grandparents named, and various kinship ties are listed along with Scout Den activities and a birthday celebration.
Friday November shows a junior high event with Job's Daughters admission five cents per couple and twenty five cents per person. Report cards arrive Wednesday November 18 as the second six weeks begins Monday November 15. College night and a two showing Junior Class play occur at the senior high auditorium with a teacher in-service day on Friday November 18. Public presentation of You Cant Take It With You follows in the same venue.
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