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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1959

Page

3

Thanksgiving Guests Fill Homes Across The Area

Numerous families hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving weekend. Entertainers included Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Munderloh and son Jon for Marsha Munderloh Hill's wedding in Cherokee Oklahoma, and many local households welcomed travelers from Greeley, Collidge, Sidney, Scottsbluff, Denver, and Lincoln for meals and gatherings.

Enid Okla Rudy Munderloh Jon Marsha Jerry Hill Cherokee Leo J. Thomas Ard Lubbock Tex Col Frank C Thomas Kay Thomas Grete Colorado State College Marion Treinen R. D. McClanahan Scottsbluff Matt Treinen Sidney Henry E. Bockelman Betty Mansas City Byron Bockelman St. Paul's Lutheran School F.L.B. Goodwin Jack King Debbie Nancy Earl King Robert Gilbert Ann Jane Greeley David Hood Cynthia David Collidge Ariz leBaron Goodwin George Thompson McCook Vernon Thompson Hilbert Borcher Amy, Bolles Rollin Ives S.C.D W. B Swenson Arnold Huff Ronnie Cheyenne Tom Allington Sunol Berton Cunningham Gurley L F Cunningham Ft. Sidney Lewis Sterling Margaret Sterling Kimball Fred Beyer Myrtle Bayne Iva Beyer Dalton Bing Miller A. E. Tennant E. E. Tennant Sterling W. A. Bundy Florence Stamper Herb Mueller Welsey Stevens Elizabeth Stevens Potter Alene Hickman Holly Joe Denver Patty Riggs June McMillen Rosalie Swanson Art McMillen Ed Swanson David Weller Charles Bruce Glenn Weller Clarence Hare Chadron State Teachers College Paul Aude Janice Floyd Chamberlain Businell Sidney Puciis Roy Gabsiel Wayne Harr Vdna Harr J. B. Ruttner Sewet John Schmidt, Jr Henry.Kaufman Harvey Barbara Fomela Melvin Schmidt Willard.c .Kauman Michaal Mrcand Melvin Grassmick Candice Tamera Lillian Rahmig Henry Janice Richard Lorraine Allen and U.all.of Gering Lionel Marshall Jay.d Harold Schmidt Tommy Ernie Jack Stottschurg Edward Wideman Dennis Mitchell Fred Schmidt Colorado Springs Guy Ferry Vic Warren Misner Mel Miller Ida Hurt Lorenzo Dennis Witt Lincoln M D Armstrong Clarence G. Hare Bill Stegeman Chappell George Hare Dean Hecker Matt Tiemen Dave Weller Chadron

AAUW Guest Speaker To Address Wednesday Meeting

Mrs Bernard Briggs of Alliance will speak at the American Association of University Women meeting at the Ft Sidney Hotel at 8 p.m. on International Aspect of AAUW. The Kimball chapter will attend as guests. a 6 30 p.m. dinner will be held for board members officers and the Briggs couple.

Bernard Briggs Alliance American Association of University Women AAUW Helsinki Finland Kimball Chapter Ft. Sidney Membrs Briggs Silver Belles and Beaux Square Ft Sidney Xi Rho Xi Tota Beta Alpha Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Job's Daughters St Men's Club Church Rebekah Lodge Kiwanis Club Sidney Country Club

Saddle Club Hears of European Journey

Twenty members of the Saddle Club plus guest Ben Hespen of Fremont attended the Wednesday meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Treinen presented a resume of the recent European trip. Plans were made for the Christmas party on December 13 with a covered dish dinner at 6 p.m. in the clubhouse. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wellner.

Pole Valley Saddle Club Ben Hespen Fremont John J. Treinen Carl Olson Ray Wellner

Dismissals and admissions listed by communities

Names of individuals admitted or dismissed in Sidney Potter Gurley and Bayard posted as a civic or organizational record. The list includes Deb orah Jean Lanks Donald Hawkins Leatha Barton Vance Van Cleave August Thies Glen Powers Charles Oliver ius Harold Addieman and others with several spouses and children named.

Sidney Donald Hawkins Deborah Jean Lanks Leatha Barton Vance van Cleave Potter August Thies Gurley Glen Powers Lodgepole Charles Oliverius Kimball Harold Addieman Keith Marshall Richard C. Morrell Bill Lyons Jr William Lacy Herbert Hruska Gordon Schilz Debra Andrzej

Sadie Hawkins Day Party Auction Nets $111 For Party Fund

More than 50 people attended the Sadie Hawkins Day party at the Elks lodge room hosted by BPO Does. A covered dish turkey dinner preceded cards and dancing, with Lloyd Harlan and Mrs William Ruhter winning costumes and men women prizes. An auction of gift wrapped white elephants raised 111 dollars for the Grand Lodge President's Party fund.

Sadie Hawkins BPO Elks Lodge Carl Ioch Lloyd Harlan Wiliam Ruhter Grand Lodge Cerl Christ Si Behm W. B. Swenson Date Nelson Carre Sparks Sadie Pierson Muiion Treinen Harold Keith Virs la von Schilling F. C Kiernan

Baby Boy Addleman give Kimball family a son

Mr. and Mrs Harold Addleman of Kimball welcome a son born at Memorial Hospital at 11 46 p m on Wednesday November 25 weighing five pounds 11 ounces. He joins siblings Morte Jetr Ray and Degna ages one year. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glenn Lipska of Peter c and Mr and Mrs Tom Addleman of Kimball. Great grandparents are Mrs Christina Carigon of Potter site and Mrs R C Gillespie of Missouri. Karla Marie Powers born Thanksgiving Day November 26 at Memorial Hospital weighs six pounds 14 ounces. She has siblings Cheryl Gregory and Wade. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Powers of Albin Wyo and Mrs Dena Fischer of Valentine Neb. Bruce Wallace Belden born at Memorial Hospital at 7 45 a m Wednesday November 25 weighing seven pounds 6 4 ounces. He has siblings Benna Louige Brett Layence and Bradlee Paul. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wallace Belden of Wheatland Wy and Mr and Mrs Paul Lawrence Sr of Wheatland. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs E J Jimerson of Bridgeport Mrs Tom Lawrence Sr and Mrs Sam Isabell of Wheatland. An estimated 32 billion bottles of soft drinks were consumed in 1958, averaging 1847 per person.

Ays Kimball Christina Carigon Potter, Sitet R C Gillespie Missouri Karla Marie Powers Glenn Powers Gurley Karla Marie Memorial Hospital Cheryl Gregory Wade James Powers Albin Wyo Dena Fischer Valentine, Neb Bruce Wallace Belden Bruce Wallace Wallace Belden, Jr Benna Louige Brett Layence Bradlee Paul Wallace Belden Paul Lawrence Sr Wheatland E J Jimerson Bridgeport Tom Lawrence Sam Isabell

1958 patent office issues forty eight thousand six hundred patents

The United States Patent Office issued 48 406 patents in 1958. This year included grants across multiple technology sectors and reflected a high level of innovation activity in the wartime and postwar era.

United States Patent Office

DeMolay and Community Meetings Begin Week

November week agenda lists DeMolay organizational meeting at Masonic Temple for boys 14 to 21 and parents, Rotary Club at Ft Sidney Hotel, Toastmasters at Ft Sidney, United Inheran Church Women, and Sidney Toastmistress events followed by Sorority and civic group gatherings.

Masonic Temple Rotary Club Ft Sidney Hotel Toastmasters Club United Inheran Church Women Spm Sidney Toastmistress Club

Navy sailor earns award aboard Pacific Fleet ship

Armed Forces Long Reach California Robert D Dove boatswains mate third class son of Wes Fva Dove of Potter serves aboard the USS Cacapon operating from Long Beach Call A unit of the Pacific Fleet Service Force. The Cacapon received a Navy good for outstanding battle efficiency for fiscal year 1959. The service force supplies ships of the Pacific Fleet with ammunition food fuel and men enabling carriers cruisers and destroyers to stay at sea for extended periods without shore bases.

Long Reach Calif Robert D Dove Wes Fva Dove Potter Long Beach Pacific Fleet Service Force Cacapon

Former Sidney Oil man promoted to head Guatemala operations

Harold D. Hoopman named resident manager of Ohio Oil Co Guatemala unit, succeeding Patrick D'Artois who died in October. Arthur H. Petsch becomes exploration manager, retiring predecessor. Clark M. Scarmouth to replace Petsch. all changes take effect December 1.

Sidney Ohio Oiler Hoopman Guatemala Ohio Oi Company UA Million Aces Onio Jil Harold D. Hoopman Hoopman Univesity of Wyoming Ohio Oil Nebraska Colorado Arthur H. Petsch Petsch Lexington Missouri School of Mines Mexican Gulf Oil Company Mexican Seaboard and Hausteca Petroleum Company Mexico Texas New Mexico United States Amarillo Clark M. Shimeall Shimeall Reno County Kaw University of Colorado Air Force Casper Wyo Durango Col Harold Hoopman Sidney District Ohio Oil Co

Potter youth in CSU AFROTC Flying Instruction program

Delmar L Maas son of Mr and Mrs Chris Maas of Potter participates in the AFROTC Flying Instruction Program at Colorado State University. A CSU senior he is Cadet Captain and squadron executive officer in the Cadet Wing. The program offers basic flight instruction and a path to pilot training with Cessna 150 aircraft. Maas majors in electrical engineering at CSU.

Delmar L. Maas Chris Maas Potter Afrotc Colorado State University Aft Csu Air Force Oval Flying Service Maas CSU

Christmas party hints from a home crafts meeting

Mrs Arnold Westerhoff led a brief gathering where members discussed making Christmas decorations from common household items. Mrs Herbert Rabe contributed a birthday box surprise. The next meeting is December 15 at Mrs Rabe’s home with a covered dish Christmas lunch.

Bill Williams Arnold Westerhoff Herbert Rabe Rabe

Thomas Edison innovations span light phonograph and mimeograph

Thomas Edison, famed inventor of electric light and phonograph, is noted for creating the first mimeograph machine. The article urging churchgoing on Sunday references his era and contributions.

Thomas Coison

Extension Clubs Plan Christmas Party and Meeting

Suzettes Extension Club met November 18 at Mrs. Myron Foulk home with nine members. Mrs Paul Aude led the business meeting and plans were set for the December 9 Christmas party at Mrs Aude’s home. Esther Swanson led the cancer lesson. Goal Gainers Extension Club held a 1 PM dessert November 24 at Mrs Harve Talhelm’s home with fourteen members and one new member.

Suzettes Suzettes Extension Club Myron Foulk Paul Aude Esther Swanson

Oil Well Completions Report Across Sidney Territory

No. 1 Hendriks oil well in Hendriks Field west of Lorenzo reports initial production of 140 barrels per day with 0.25 percent water. Petroleum Inc proceeds with completion of No. 1 Free in Frei Field. Cabe2asexpl. Corp. plugs No. 1 Larson wildcat in Cheyenne County. Wells plugged include No. 1 Herboldsheimer in Slama Field and No. 1 Strawbergs in Cheyenne County.

Hendriks Hendriks Field Lorenzo CSW Ohio Oil Petroleum Inc l.Free Frei Cabe2asexpl. Corp Larson

Polio cases drop to zero in Nebraska for two weeks

Nebraska’s State Health Department reports no polio cases for a second consecutive week. The year’s tally stands at 131 cases, versus 34 at this time last year, with paralytic, non paralytic and unspecified types detailed and compared to prior year totals.

Lincoln State Health Department Nebraska

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