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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1965

Page

12

SidneyVisits and Travels of Local Residents Highlight Week

Around the Town notes visitors and trips across towns and states. Floyd Benson and son Ralph stayed with Jess Rowe in Sidney after a west coast trip, friendships from World War I noted.George Young went to Denver on business and visited relatives. Zlomke family members in Baltimore and Sidney are mentioned along with college visits and a hospital surgery ahead. Pam Hammond and the Peabody family are noted with college attendance and moves to Amery Wisconsin.

Floyd Benson Ralph Morris, Ill Jess Rowe Rowe Benson 109Th Engineers BenSons Sidney Bowes George Young Denver Ernest Halle A. E. Zlomke Baltimore Donald Zlomke Mr. Zlomke Ernie Brown Sterling, Cole Frank Kokes Roy Tobler Tom Peabody Hay Springs Neb William Peabody Bill Peabody Memorial Hospital B. D. Hammond Pam Hammond Kearney College Eardley Ham Stillwater Minn

Make It With Wool Contest Opens for Teens

Teens are invited to enter the 1965 66 Make It Yourself with Wool contest with sewing plans due for the Dec 3 4 state event at Keaveny. District 1 Cheyenne Chadron Lodgepole County chairwoman contact for entry details. Grand prize is a 14 day jet holiday to Rome Paris London and Ireland.

Keaveney Cheyenne County Chadron John Blundell John Cromer Gering Lodgepole County Don Greenfield Lodgepole

Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary to Meet With Education Talk

Lodgepole ALA Unit 286 will meet Tuesday afternoon October 12 in the Legion Hall. Reports from the District 4 convention on October 2 will be given. Mrs Ralph Talich presents programs on Education and Scholarships and Columbus Day. Hostesses are Mrs Phil Quinn and Mrs Duke Pace. The committee also plans Lions Club dinners on October 11 and 25.

Francis DeBrunner Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Ralph Talich Phil Quinn Duke Pace Lions Club

Helping Hand Club Meets At Mrs Olson Home

The Helping Hand Club gathered at Mrs. Russell Olson’s home Wednesday afternoon with 19 members one visitor and one child present. The group opened with the Lords Prayer, roll call, and last meeting minutes. The president read letters about Tea and Achievement Day on Oct 14. Members revealed mystery sisters and drew for new ones for the next year. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Olson. Next meeting set with Mrs. Ralph Talich on Oct 29 at 1 30.

Helping Hand Club Russell Olson Lords Olson Ralph Talich

Country Club Trophy Dinner Saturday at Sidney Club

The Sidney Country Club hosts its Golf Trophy dinner this Saturday at 8 p.m. with a social hour at 7. After dinner trophies are awarded and a casino party follows. Dinner costs 2.50 per person. Reservations should be phoned in by Friday Oct 8.

Sidney Country Club

4-H Achievement Banquet Saturday in Cheyenne County

The Cheyenne County 4 H achievement banquet will be held Saturday Oct 9 at the National Guard Armory. It is a family event with each family bringing their own table service and covered dishes. The program and awards follow dinner at 6 30. The theme is Walt Disney production Mary Poppins with entertainment decorations and servers in costumes and decor.

Cheyenne County National Guard Walt Disney

Mrs Barker Presents PEO Program at Chapter BP Meeting

Mrs Barker led the Chapter BP PEO program on The Golden Age at the home of Mrs Marie Ackerman. Thirty one members and one guest attended. Mrs James Edwards presided. The next meeting is Oct 18 with Mrs Jesse King. Co hosts were Mrs Dean Wilson Mrs Lee Baron Goodwin Jr. and Mrs Helen Johnson.

Ron Barker

Mrs Spiker Is Hostess For W M B Club Luncheon

Members of the W. M. B. Club met Tuesday at Mrs Harold Spiker's home for a fall Halloween themed dessert luncheon. Eight members attended and planned the November meeting with menu plans. Mrs Hattie Lipke received a birthday gift from her secret pal.

W. M. B. Club Harold Spiker Hattie Lipke

Legion Auxiliary unit wins honors at Hemingford session

Members of the Francis De Brunner Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the District IV convention in Hemingford Nebraska on October 2. The Lodgepole auxiliary publicity book and year book both received first prizes. A memorial service honored 41 Legion and Auxiliary members who died during the year.

Francis de Brunner American Legion Auxiliary of Lodgepole Hemingford Neb Delmar Zalesky Morris Hernbloom Ernest Meyer Hubert Bondegard E. A. Johnson Curtis Brown C. J. Smith John Fraass Lloyd Schmidt L. E. Lydiatt Phil Quinn Lodgepole Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary Lodgepole Unity

Duplicate Bridge Six Sets at Marathon OU Meeting

Duplicate Bridge group held six and a half tables at the Marathon OU building. In north-south play, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yester won first with Mrs. Fred George and Mrs. Ross Barker second. East-west winners were Mrs. J. B. Ruttner and Mrs. Gertrude Stokes first, with Louetta Gehrig, Crystal Stephens, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cameron tied for second. The group meets again Friday at 7 15 in the same basement room.

Marathon OU Bill Yester Fred George Ross Barker J. B. Ruttner Gertrude Stokes Louetta Gehrig Crystal Stephens C.H Eron

Dave Martin Guest At Rotary Club

Congressman Dave Martin and Joe Schaf shared the Monday Rotary program at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Martin spoke on the minimum wage law and on 14 B while Schaf outlined Manpower Training School results and graduate placement progress. Russell Pedersen chaired.

Dave Martin Joe Schaf Sidney

Nelson elected to Nebraska State Dental Association post

Dr. H C Q Nelson of Sidney was elected to the Nebraska State Dental Association Board of Trustees by West District Society members at Kimball during their annual meeting. Other officers include B L Gainsforth president Ogallala O Rourke vice president Scottsbluff and Vern Holmes secretary treasurer Chadron.

H.C.Q. Nelson Sidney Nebraska State Dental Association West District Dental Society Kimball B. L. Gainsforth Ogallala Bill O’rourke Scottsbluff Vern Holmes Chadron del Koch John Platz Nelson James Thompson

Honeycomb Extension Club Elects Officers at Oct Meeting

Members met October 4 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Wesley Bills home. Mrs George Hart presented Cheese in Your Diet lesson. Officers elected with Mrs Bills president Mrs Hart secretary treasurer and Mrs John Hart historian. Next meeting set for November 8 at Mrs George Hart home.

Honeycomb Club Honeycomb Extension Club Wesley Bills George Hart

Marriage Licenses Ronald Frame and Jean Doyle

Two couples received marriage licenses this week. Ronald Lee Frame of Gurney and Jean Renee Doyle of Hastings applied together, signaling their plans for marriage in the near term.

Ronald Lee Frame Gurney Jean Renee Doyle Hastings

Census Hopsital Counts 54 Patients at Memorial

The Memorial Hospital census as of 8 a.m. Wednesday lists 54 patients in the hospital and one baby in the nursery. New admissions include Sidney residents Steven Seidel Frances Doran Allen Dean Rood and others while several patients were dismissed from Sidney Colton and Kimball areas.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Steven Seidel Frances Doran Allen Dean Rood Loyal Pippitt Clara McNish Louis Nelson Leonard Holloway Raymond Lessig Gurley Ronald Frame Potter Normand Oberndor

New Teachers Guests Of Sidney Kiwanis

The Sidney Kiwanis club hosted new male teachers from the Sidney public schools, St Patrick's High School and the Business Institute of Sidney at the Sidney Country Club. Ralph Spencer presided. The program featured Keith Williams speaking on Speech and Hearing Therapy. Ladies' night was announced for October 11.

Sidney Business Institute of Sidney St. Patrick’s High School Sidney Public Schools Sidney Kiwanis Club Sidney Country Club Ralph Spencer Ron Hiett The Business Institute Delmar Way Joe Renterla St. Patrick’s Jim Bosley Kyle Mines Dan Long Terrance Davis Charles Everitt Ron Welch James Mansfield Guy F. Bush John Mason Keith Williams Sidney Public School

Local residents share family and work details

We learn about Phil Gottschalk and family living at 2310 1lt h Ave with two sons and a daughter. he is publisher of the Sidney Telegraph. Joe Timm and family reside at 1805 Illinois from Holdrege Nebraska. he works for Western Electric Co. John Jenks and wife from Columbus Georgia live at 1440 Pine with husband's parents. they have two children and he is serving in Viet Nam. Mrs Jenks is described as a German girl.

Phil Gottschalk 1Lth Ave Mr. Gottschalk The Sidney Telegraph Joe Timm Holdrege Neb Illinois Western Electric Co k.John Jenks John Jenks Columbus, Ga Pine Viet Nam

Births of Marc Troy Moody and Morgan Dean Sanders

Mr. and Mrs Duane Moody of Denver announce the birth of a son Marc Troy Moody on September 23 weighing 5 pounds 6 1/2 ounces. He has sisters Leslie and Kelly and grandparents Helen Moody Clifford Wolf. Mr and Mrs Max Sanders of Bridgeport announce the birth of a son Morgan Dean Sanders on September 26 at 7 57 a.m. weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents George Bauer V E Sanders and great grandmother Pearl Sanders and Eckert family are cited.

Marc Troy Moody Duane Moody Denver Marc Troy Leslie Kelly Helen Moody Clifford Wolf Sidney Morgan Dean Sanders Max Sanders Bridgeport Morgan Dean George Bauer V.E. Sanders Pearl Sanders Potter S. W. Eckert

Five Cheyenne County Women Vie For Nebraska Wheat Queen

Five Cheyenne county young women compete for the Nebraska State Wheat Queen title on November 18 in McCook as part of the Nebraska Wheat Growers convention. Contestants Anna Belle Reimers Elaine Hyde Nancy Sprenger Alicia Herboldsheimer and Nancy Rauner were announced by Mrs. Harold Tremain.

Cheyenne County Ttle Nebraska Nebraska Wheatgrowers Nebraska Wheathearts McCook Annabelle Reimers Howard Reimers Dalton Elaine Hyde Don Hyde Lodgepole Nancy Sprenger Keith Sprenger Potter Alicia Herboldsheimer Bennie Herboldsheimer Nancy Rauner Robert Rauner Sidney Harold Tremain The Wheathearts Cindy Mueller

Clover Leaf Drovers hold fourth annual 4-H Fun Day

The Clover Leaf Drovers 4-H club hosted its fourth annual fun day at the fair grounds on Sunday with sixteen members and two pre 4-H horsemen. Winners included Scott Fisher in multiple events and Kathy Wright, Linda Thayer, Jimmy Thayer, Sharon Sinsel, Kent Wright and Bill Christ across races and contests.

Linda Thayer Scott Fisher Kathy Wright Javonne Filsinger Sharon Sinsel Kent Wright Jimmy Thayer Steve Wright Stephen King Kaye Sinsel Maureen Miller Cheryl Sittner Pat Bauerkemper Cheri Miller Candy Radtke Kaye Pam Himes Bill Christ Steve King Stephenie King Stephenie Wright Jamie Thayer Clover Leaf Drovers Fairgrounds

Newcomer Tony Simunaci Featured In Mary Mary Play

Tony Simunaci, a 21 year old newcomer, stars as the harassed hero in Mary Mary for Panhandle Players. He recently moved to Sidney with his nurse wife from Omaha and works at Sidney National Bank while studying Indiana University extension courses.

Kay MC Cumber Tony Simunaci Mary Panhandle Tony Sidney Sidney National Bank Memorial Hospital Simonacs Omaha Creighton Prep Omaha University Indiana University Sir Laurence Olivier Peter O’toole Fair Lady

Clover Leaf Drovers Stage Clever Skits and Songs

Members of the Clover Leaf Drovers perform a series of clever skits and musical numbers. The program showcases wit and harmony in a lively rural entertainment event.

The Clover Leaf Drovers

Filks Calendar Listings for October Events

Calendar notes list BPO Does event at 8 p.m. Monday October 11 Stag night with dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday October 13 and a fish fry for families at 6 p.m. Friday October 15 Adults pay $1.25 and children 75 cents.

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Mrs. Barker Mrs. Spiker Legion Session Beta Sigma Phi Genevieve Gallardo Sidney Council Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Miss Gallardo Howard Lile Telegraph Rotary Club Sox Jerry Louden Sinclair Wyo Bob Parrish Prairie Schooner Elks Auditorium Johnny LeClair Utah Idaho Colorado Wyoming Ronald Hoerler Dix Kathy Exum Clayton Silver John Zwicki Anthony Pokrwinski LaVerne Richards, Jr Constance Chaffee Colton Mark Kraft Stanley Eatman Sidney Kiwanis Sidney High School Rose Bowl
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