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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1958

Page

5

Thanksgiving and Holiday Guests Around Town

Local families in Nebraska and Colorado host visitors during Thanksgiving weekend. Notables include the Wellner and Nicholson families in Denver Alliance residents, Loretto Heights College students Dorwart and Cadiz, and extended gatherings with the Thorpe, Harte, Ovendon, Forster, and Dalton households. Emil Marx remains hospitalized after major surgery with stable condition reported.

Oakland Ore Herb Marx Wichita Kan Ervin Marx C. Dalton Emil Marx West Nebraska Gieneral Hospital Scottsbluff

Newcomers Club Thanksgiving Meet Held at Episcopal Parish Hall

The Newcomers Club gathered Tuesday evening in the Episcopal Parish Hall with a Thanksgiving theme. Decorations included turkey candles and a winter bouquet awarded as a door prize to guest Mrs. Jack Kenneman. Thirteen attendees and 39 members attended a brief business meeting followed by card games. Honor winners were Mrs. W. C. Atwood in canasta, Mrs. Leslie Classen in pinochle, and Mrs. James Thayer and Mrs. Gerald Dow in bridge. Hostesses were Mrs. Leo Bolin Mrs. G. A. Cole Marr and Mrs. Nell Allison.

Newcomers Club Episcopal Parish Hall Jack Kenneman Bud Lade Theresa Johnston Kenneth Anderson William Usher W. C. Atwood Canasta Leslie Classen James Thayer Gerald* Dow Bridge Leo Bolin G. A. Colemarr Nell Allison

Don Rapp Serves As Toastmasters Chairman

Toastmasters Club chairman of the evening for the Monday night dinner meeting was Don Rapp who also served as Toastmaster. Speakers included Harold Tremain on Subsidies Tom Lenzen Make Safety a Habit and Joe Bonkiewicz Segregation Tremain’s speech was judged best.

Toastmasters Club Don Rapp Harold Tremain Tom Lenzen Joe Bonkiewicz Robert Benner Richard Maddox Rudy Munderloh Wayne Loch Gene Wahrman Jack Pollock

Community Group Events and Club Meetings

The notice lists a sequence of local events including a Minstrel Show at the senior high auditorium on Saturday. Nov 29 at 8 p.m sponsored by Men's Community Chorus. On Monday Dec 1 at 6 30 p.m dinner meetings of Chapters FR and BO P E O Toastmasters Club at 6 30 p.m Ladies Community Chorus at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday Dec 2 at 8 p.m Toastmistress Club at Yendis Cafe. A dessert lunch and business meeting follows. At 7 30 p.m United Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church meet and First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Circle also meet.

Senior High P.E.O Toastmasters Club Ladies Community Chorus Yendis Cafe United Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Circle

Rush Creek Willing Workers Club Christmas Gift Exchange Planned

The Rush Creek Willing Workers Club met at Mrs. Carl Jurgens home with nine members present. President Lavern Bauer led the meeting and a December Christmas party at Mrs. Clarence Horst’s home was announced with gift exchanges and secret pals to be revealed. Members voted to donate $1 each to Grace Children's Home and other local charities, and planned an unwrapped gift drive to Engleside Home in Hastings for the holiday season.

Rush’ Creek Rush Creek Carl Jurgens George Narjes Lavern Bauer Clarence Horst Edwin Bochmer Anid Floyd Carmitges Alter Grou Rages Ney D Sidney Paat Ofv Grace Children King Wing ‘Instiute Oma 3Geodtelians Nebraska Rén's Kathryn - ‘Weed Engleside Hastings Myrtle ‘Higgins Hazel Thurston

Lois Marek Stars in The King and I at Wesleyan Lincoln

Lois Marek of Lodgepole leads as Anna in Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The King and I to run December 3-6 at Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln. Marek, a senior music major, has performed prominently before and previously starred in Puccini's Pagliacci.

Anna the King Lois Marek Lodgepole Bill Wagner Lincoln Nebraska Wesleyan University Lois Jane Marek L. J. Marek Oscar Bennett Wesleyan Miss Marek Siam University Imperial Palace King Rodgers and Hammerstein

Cub Scout Pack 90 November Meeting Recap

A large turnout of Pack 90 Cub Scouts and parents gathered at the Methodist Church basement for the November meeting. Awards were presented by Cub Master Joe Bailey. bear and wolf badges, lion badge, silver and gold arrows, and denier pins were earned by multiple scouts. The next meeting is planned for January 28, 1958 with a note that December is canceled due to holidays.

Ronnie Richards Bryan Hiett Michael Vaughn Joe Bailey Jerry Kruse Joe McCormick Steve Bailey Monty Kastner David Felt Michael Willis Michael Eddie Trickler Mr. Bailey

Names Admitted and Dismissed From Ward Roster

Listed are patients admitted to Sidney and surrounding towns including Dale Kinney Anton Benish and Virginia Hruza. Dismissals include Susan Whistler Thomas Whistler Connie Benish and others. additional entries for Sundl Lodgepole and Des Moines persons.

Sidney Dale Kinney Anton ‘Benish Howard Bowser Virginia Hruza Susan Whistler Thomas Whistler Connie Benish Floyd Welton William Tilghman James Allen Hall Clifford Ford Emil Weyerts Mary Dunn Potter Jack Arnaux Peetz Finley Dixon Kimball Arley Campbell Des Moines Roy Addington Sr Robert Zitek Dick Deal Danny Peetz Suzanne Peetz Wesley Mueller Suzanne Janda H. C. Mahaffey Dewayne Phelps Bert Allington Robert Sterling

Birth of Jess Ellis Jones Jr announced

Mrs Jones announces the birth of a son, Jess Ellis Jones Jr, at Memorial Hospital Tuesday at 1:14 p.m. The infant weighed seven pounds five ounces. Siblings Karen aged three and Diane aged two. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Jones of Sidney and Mr and Mrs R J Driggers of Odessa Texas.

Birth Announcement for Richard David Ford

Mr and Mrs Clifford Ford announce the birth of a son Richard David born at 5 30 a m Thursday November 27 at Memorial Hospital weighing four pounds one ounce Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Byron H Cliff and Mr and Mrs C C Ford all of Denver

Clifford Ford Richard David Memorial Hospital Byron H. Cliff C. ,C. Ford Denver

Marines Finish Recruit Training at San Diego Depot

William E. Henderson of Sidney completed a one week recruit course at Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego with instruction in basic subjects and infantry weapons. James E. Phillips of Sidney serves aboard USS Princeton with the US Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Willie F. Halstead of Kimball completed vehicle maintenance training at European Engineer Ordinance School in Murnau Germany and serves with Battery A 81st Artillery in Ansbach. A group meeting at a leader's home with ten members and one visitor included a roll call and fellowship notes.

San Diego Cal William E. Henderson Roy L. Henderson Maple St Sidney Marine Corps Recruit Depot Calif Marine Corps Western Pacific James E. Phillips USN W. J. Phillips 17Th Ave Princeton U. S. Seventh Fleet Marnau Germany Willie F. Halstead Bertha Scottsbluff Neb Army European Engineer-Ordnance School Murnau Halstead 81St Artillery Ansbach Europe Patty Jelinek

Methodist education workshop to be led by Dr McCaig

Dr Sidney L McCaig executive secretary of the Nebraska Methodist Interboard Council will conduct a Christian education demonstration for Sidney Methodists this weekend and lead a District Workshop on Christian Social Relations for 43 Western District churches. He will speak on church education parent roles and administer youth programs, with sermons and Sunday School evaluations planned.

Sidney L. McCaig Lincoln Nebraskaka Methodist Interboard Council Sidney Methodists R. L. Townsen First Methodist Church Sidney McCaig Kearney State Tsas Interboard Council Tary Conference Board of Education New Orleans San Antonio Tex

Brownie Troops Meet for Thanksgiving Pageant and Notes

Brownie Troop 38 and 33 met Nov 21 at Mrs. LeBaron Goodwin’s home. They sang and led flag ceremonies with Debbie Witters as color bearer. They discussed home rules Christmas gifts and a hospital book drive and wrote Mr Lin a thanks for China talks. Pamela Betts provided treats. Den 4 Pack 90 met Nov 24 at Mrs. Lowry Lindell’s home and crafted Thanksgiving items from apples oranges nuts dipped in wax and decorated with silver and gold.

Everingham Lowry Lindell

Brownie Troops Store Seasonal Gatherings and Hospital Visit

Brownie Troop 152 met on Tuesday November 25 with eleven members. They made fruit and candy turkeys for Thanksgiving and were served refreshments by Bonnie Sewald. Brownie Troop 73 met at Mrs Thayer’s home and finished presents for the hospital before touring the facility where they received cookies.

St. Patrick’s Brownie Troop Bonnie Sewald Barbara Wells Brownie Thayer

Ag Meetings Set In Three Cities Feb 1959 Western Nebraska

Plans advance for three Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture meetings the first week of February 1959 at Gordon Feb 3 Lottsbluff Feb 4 and Chappell Feb 5. Local farm people sponsor these events for farmers and homemakers to gain current information and research on regional problems. District Extension supervisors Chester Walters and Alma Joen of the University of Nebraska oversee the program.

Western Nebraska Gordon Lottsbluff Chappell Weostern Noble Agriculture Chester I Walt2s Alma Joen University of Nebraska

Sidneyite Sister Dies in Akron Hospital

Mrs. Shelby Stanley, 45, sister of Mrs. Cleve Stanley of Sidney, died Wednesday in an Akron Colorado hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held in Akron Saturday afternoon. Gordon and Yeamans Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include her husband, her mother Mrs. Parker, one brother David Parker, all of Akron, and her sister-in-law and brother Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Stanley of Sidney.

Ray Wellner Jerry Spero Edwin Wellner Denver John Nicholson Alliance Dorwart Jack Lowé Chester Johnson Jack Dedrick Joel Seward Neb Russell Dedrick J. L. Thorpe Thorpe Rachel Rabe Mable Johnson W. D. Harte Harry Amundson Sidney Arlina Harte Smiley Junior High School Ralph D. Ovendon Elk Creek Oven Ann Reba Ralph Vaughn Williams Warriorettes Midland College Fremont Gail Erickson Potter Dianne Hinrichs Don Erickson Ed Hinrichs Leonard Herrod Tyler Tex John Goffe Lawrence Brachtenbach Adam Pelloni Katie Brachtenbach Mary Ann Peetz Francis Needham Chadron State Teachers College Frank Frauendorfer Lyle Needham Reba Kinne University of Nebraska Lincoln Walter Kinne Omaha Nebraska Press Miss Kinne Cleve Stanley Akron Colo Tomorow Shelby Stanley Charles Dalton W. L. Bade Raymond Hasselquist Holdrege Dalton R. J. Wade Phoenix Ariz Ron Barker Barker Ws EE Harold ‘Bond Jack Lovell Nancy Tim Kent Bond Ft. Carson Bond R. C. Bond Wayne Bond Gene Lodgepole Emil Marx Clarence Ay Tony Kaus Donald Welton Gordon and Yeamans Funeral Home Kathryn Parker David Parker Sidriey

Ceramics Career of Beth Dodds Aims High

Beth Dodds wife of Joe Dodds enters the ceramics field after studying at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and further training in Colorado Springs Poland and New York. She pursues porcelain molding using plaster of Paris molds and slips to create translucent china while balancing pieces in the kiln with three pronged supports.

Plaster of Paris Beth Dodds Joe Dodds Seth Pratt Beth Ste Colorado Springs Poland Naw York China

Edna Garde A Leading Artist Guides Personal Ceramics

Edna Garde, a premier artist, works with a few students individually rather than teaching classes. She emphasizes handmade ceramics, stating mass production waters down quality. Her Couch Hotel studio overflows with materials and her shelves showcase beautiful objects that impress Sidney visitors, including Beth Dodds who voices happiness.

Edna Garde Yeth Ong Deth Couch Hotel Sidney Beth Dodds

Penney Employees to Get Special Christmas Payment

New York J C Penney Co announces a special Christmas payment for more than 50 000 associates in 15700 stores and offices nationwide. Eligible workers include regular and part time staff employed by Oct 1. Managers largely on profit sharing are excluded.

New York J. C. Penney Co United States Aetak Penney Associates

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