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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
8
The annual 4-H Achievement Night at the high school gym featured a covered dish dinner and completion certificates for members finishing 1965 projects. About 25 county medals and other awards were given as over 200 4-H members and families attended, with optimism for a larger crowd next year.
Funeral services were held for Sam Sneith 52 at Zimmer Funeral Home in Chappell with burial in Chappell cemetery. Survivors include three children and a sister. he died at Miller Memorial Hospital after being taken there Monday. The rest of the weekend news covers local education board deliberations, VFW Auxiliary activities, deaths of Charles Cozad and other hospital admissions and discharges, and a Grand Lodge A F and A M area meeting planned for Dec 4 in Chappell.
Updates on hospitalized youths from local auto accidents include Will Jarman still in Chappell with a broken arm and burns while others—Mike Hillary Glenna Mary Ann Schleiker JoAnne Jacobs—have been discharged or improved. Chaplaincy services and church circles meet. Thanksgiving reflections praise peace and brave servicemen. local honors include Richard Hall placing third at a state talent contest and kin visiting relatives in Idaho. legislative note references LB 301 becoming law on November 18, 1965.
Maple Grove notes show Omaha visitors including Mr and Mrs Richard Hamer and family staying at the Earl Gen home. Other gatherings include dinners with the Fre richs and the Smiths, and Carl Runion visiting Roland Green. Don Sherman suffered a skull fracture after a late week accident.
Eddie Dimond, longtime production stage manager for Broadway, is now authoring. His script A Matter of Time, based on a German play by Walter Harland, has been produced abroad and is circulating in U. S. production offices.
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