Thanksgiving Highlights At Sidney And Surrounding Homes
Thanksgiving weekend brings a long list of Sidney area hosts and guests. Dinners at multiple homes feature family, college students, and out-of-town visitors from Hastings College, the University of Nebraska, Concordia Teachers College, and more, with many gatherings culminating in Nebraska Oklahoma game viewings and holiday travel. Representative names include Dana Jacobs, Ja Vonne Filsinger, Kathy Cardone, Janet Baye, and Ray Ward among others. Local travel spans Pueblo, Denver, Ogallala, Sterling, Lodgepole, and Spearfish, with extended family ties to Grand Island and Fort Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Filsinger
Dana Jacobs
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Ja Vonne Filsinger
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Sidney
Kathy Cardone
Ann Arbor
Mich
Janet Baye
San Jose
Calif
Creativity Urged In Gifts For Children
Researchers note creativity comes naturally to many, and Christmas gifts should foster imagination. Magdalen Pfister of the University of Nebraska urges choosing open ended materials like clay paints and junk boxes that become forts stores or houses. Watercolors and unstructured art encourage originality over coloring books and preprinted kits. A child who personalizes a room may gain pride and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Pfister
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Offerme
Miss Pfister
Local man named Sir Knight in Owosso Commandery
Gary Gross a former Gurley resident and now a cereal chemist at ConAgra in Owosso was made a Sir Knight at the Owosso Commandery inspection. His father Frank Gross and sister Dolly Mathes live in Sidney, and Gross a 1959 Gurley High graduate is active in Blue Lodge and Royal Arch. The inspection at the Masonic Temple was led by Max L Clark of Jackson, grand generalissimo of Michigan’s Grand Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Gross
Gurley
Owosso
Independent businessmen favor Curtis welfare bill over federal control
National Federation of Independent Business polls show 86 percent of Nebraska independents support Senator Curtis's state-led welfare proposal over HR 1 in Washington. They argue work requirements belong at the state level, fearing federalization and broader eligibility under the House plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Independent Business
House
Senate
Carl T Curtis
Curtis
Nebraska
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HIEW
Washington
Federation
Nebraska teachers face pay suit over contract days
The Nebraska State Education Assn vows to sue to stop pay cuts from using remaining working days after a wage freeze. NSEA Executive Secretary John Lynch says contracts must be paid as written and that no regulation supports paying less than contract terms. The OEP ruling in Kansas City supports paying by remaining days, a method Lynch says will lower wages compared to contract calls. The NSEA has already filed suit to keep contracts effective despite the freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Education Assa
NSEA
John Lynch
Lynch
Regional Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Kansas City
Nebraska
President Nixon Plans Moscow Visit Next May
President Nixon plans an official visit to Moscow next May to meet with Soviet leaders and discuss ongoing strategic and diplomatic issues. The trip aims to ease tensions and pursue talks on arms control and regional conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Moscow
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Ward
Mamie Weisshaar
Mr. Ward
Ray Ward
Pueblo
Colo
Ellen Peterson
Anna Hockspock
Fort Morgan
Laura Fish
Laura Rudd
Marie Nicholson
Marie Nielsen
Mabel
Marie
Loren Fisher
Connie
Susan
Carolyn
Howard Fisher
Potter
Gerald Larson
Arthur Rathman
Lynn Rathman
Dalton
Jeanne Theis
Susan Fisher
Hastings College
Bud Fisher
Fisher
Ogallala
Rachel Vack
Ray Sales
Joe Sales
Colorado, Springs
Frank Hengl
Scottsbluff
Missy
Mary Forward
Kenneth McRoberts
Julie
Richard Franss
Harvey Nelson
Marsha
Patricia
Jim
Lois
Dora Frahm
Mary Hemmer
Andrew Hemmer
John Hemmer
Kimball
William Hemmer
Terry and
Billy
Bayard
Jennifer Fix
Richard Fix
Stephanie
Todd
Jobe
Stephanie, Todd
Jennifer
University of Nebr
Fix
Hildegard Dobbs
Sterling
Norman Jobe
Sterling, Cole
Mrs
Ehmie Flessner
Doyle Flessner
Stuart
Shana
Jami
Rebecca
Dick Sick
Diana
Charlene
Sonia
Randall
Myron Flessner
Patty
Stanley
Virgil Frerichs
John Frerichs
Betty
Bob
John
Lodgepole
Fred Frerichs
Renee
Jerry Frerichs
Rachele
Jeffrey
Chappell
Frerichs
Rick Ewert
Sean
Bill Holt
Larry Holt
Ewing
Neb
Omaha
Duane Martin
Don Martin
Earl Martin
Evanston
Wyo
Frank Kreft
Morris Jessen
Jessens
Lincoln
Clarence Dorman
Dick Stull
Dick and Shannon
Wray
Sharon Miller
Tracy
David Dorman
Robert Dorman
Denver
Charles Jacobsen
Jerry Dorman
John Dorman
Christy
Natalie
Jeri Maddox
Jeff
Jarrod
Ruth Dorman
Phoenix
Miss Dorman
John French
Dean Sheele
Gordon French
Dix
Alan Frerichs
Sheila
Arthur Frerichs
Carol
Ronnie
Donnie
Gerald
Ernest Frerichs
Charles Harvey
Charles II
Harvey
Kenneth Gipfert
Kenneth
Harm Frerichs
Jess Mauer
New Raymer
R. M Franzen
Roger Franzen
Leo
Bobby
Raymond Franzen
Duane
Tim
Ron Sick
Cindy
Kevin
Kent
William Frerichs
Harold Frerichs
Sandra
Larry Rapp
Vickie
Teresa
Charmin
Alliance
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Gerry
Jan
Jana
Columbus
Fred Neemeyer
David al
Gilbert Frank
Karen
Rhonda
Doug
Jeff Frerichs
Ross Robinson
Steven
Spearfish
Veda Boroff
Reuben Arellano
Rudy Arellano
Westminster, Colo
Mary Lou Conde
Ray Aguiniga
Herrera- Ramirez
Tony Ramirez
Veronica Barron
Dan Nuncio
Annie
Harry Jiminez
Ovid
Cole
E E Tennant
A E Tennant
Lois Loenza Pease
Minerva
Ohio
Vernon Rood
Colleen Brauer
Ray
Debby
Larry Peck
Boyd Nelson
Michael and
Sherry
Gallop
N M
Tom
Tammy Nelson
Bloomfield
Boyd Nelsons
Evelyn Kloberdan
Ethel Nelson
Martin Christopherson
LeRoy Ogden
Grand Island
Allen McGee
Rita Golden
Fort Morgan, Colo
McGees
Emma Engel
Robert Cleary
William Cleary
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Sidney Telegraph
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Ann Teat
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Pseet
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