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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1964

Page

19

Center piece of Mount Vernon community lives own life

Mount Vernon in rural area between Potter and Sidney preserves its identity after 1956 consolidation. The Mount Vernon Community Center Inc. runs the 13 year old former school building as a social hub with dues, upkeep fund, and annual elections. It hosts 4-H clubs, women’s club events, and serves as polling place with a small, stable board led by Francis Runge and Virgil Walters.

Mount Vernon Potter Sidney Mount Vernon Community Center, Inc Mount Vernon Women’s Club Francis Runge Virgil Walters Frank Klentz Rodney and Wendel Mathewson Mount

Conspiracy of Silence on Religion in Obits and bios

The Christian Herald notes a reluctance to reveal religious affiliation in obituaries and Who's Who biographies. A survey found only 17.8 percent of obits mention faith and 39 of 100 biographies note religion, highlighting a widespread underreporting of belief. The report accompanies remarks by Rev Dr Robert W Spike on church and race prejudice at a Disciples of Christ assembly in Detroit.

New York Christian Herald Magazine Detroit Mich Robert W. Spike National Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race International Convention of Christian Churches Disciples of Christ

Local Students Tour Sugar Beet Factory Visit

District 36 students and teachers spent Thursday at the Ovid sugar beet plant for a field day. The article also lists numerous local visitors and social visits across Sidney Mitchell and nearby towns, noting community mobility and social events.

Ovid Colo Eli Henderson Las Cruces New Mex Earl Henderson Bertha Mitchell Phil Etherton Sidney Carl Kurz Frank Kurz Roy Henderson Fort Morgan Cole Bob Johnson Rawlin Green John Owens Henry Hargans Great Falls Mont Herb Rabe Howard Kurz Delbert Castellan Mitchell Albin Olson Minatare Helen Chambers Methodist Hall Henry Haupt Scottsbluff Elbern Leuhrs Nebraska Roger Bruce Susan E. Smigel Sherman Nation Joe Green Kimball George Young Wayne Henderson Don DeVier Everett Mohart Jackie Kurz District 36

Fox Theatre Halloween Shows Add Spook Theme

The Fox Theatre sponsors a free Saturday morning Halloween program led by Manager Verne Austin at 10 o'clock with a costume contest offering pocket radios as prizes. Doors open at 11 and the midnight show begins at 11:30, with two horror films on screen for both the kids and the late program. The first 600 attendees receive a Japanese handcuff and ten young ladies over 21 arriving on a broom ride gain free admission.

Fox Theatre Hallowe’en Verne Austin Fox Theatre Management

Royals Record at Texas Marks Historic Run

Royal has built an outstanding seven year tenure at the University of Texas with a 59–14–3 record in 76 games prior to this season. His teams have appeared in six bowl games and captured four Southwest Conference titles, including the most recent three. Royal, a former Oklahoma quarterback and halfback, previously coached at Washington and Mississippi State.

Austin, Tex Darrell Royal University of Texas Longhorns Royal Oklahoma Washington Mississippi State

Dancer Wins Westbury Trot on Noble Victory

In Westbury New York AP reports Stanley Dancer drove Noble Victory to a $50,427 score over Egyptian Candog owned by his wife Rach and trained by Dancer. Dancer chose to ride Noble Victory as the top horse and relied on Billy Haughton to handle Mrs Dancer's trotter. He prevailed by two lengths and remains married despite the personal note.

Westbury N.Y Stanley Dancer Nobfi

Baldwin play Amen Corner slated for off Broadway

New York AP reports James Baldwin wrote The Amen Corner a run play set in a Harlem church slated for off Broadway this winter. The piece followed Baldwin's Blues for Mister Charlie which was on Broadway while Amen Corner was staged in Los Angeles.

New York James Baldwin Harlem Los Angeles Baldwin Mister Charlie Broadway

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West Texaco Illinois Bob Nellen Nebraska State League Municipalities Pistri Robert L. Clark Citizens Committee For Clark Sidney Businessman Chamber Commerce Fox Hallowe’en Texas
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