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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
4
Channels 4 7 9 in Denver and Channel 5 Cheyenne available on cable. Antenna viewers get Channel 3 Sterling Channel 5 Cheyenne and Channel 10 Scottsbluff with identical programming except for local commercials. Listings group Channel 5 for simplicity and brevity.
A dense grid of Saturday to Friday listings outlines children’s cartoons, classic westerns, sports, and film features across channels 4 7 7 8 9 and 6 0 0. It notes titles and stars such as Gunsmoke Lone Ranger Bonanza The Road to Hong Kong and The She Creature along with game shows and election coverage.
Loren zo area residents host and attend friendly gatherings at several homes including Miss Ellen Scheids of Karval Colo Miss Lula Kloepper Mr and Mrs Ray Sunderman of Fort Morgan Colo and others. Attendees include families Fleming Meier Hazlitt Phelps Sunderman Turner and White. A trip to Boulder Colo featured the Nebraska Colorado game.
A short after school meeting followed by making pencil holders and a Living Circle with Scout Promise. The note also mentions The Telegraph Printing Co. and a giblets recipe with stock for sauce. Drive carefully.
Services were held Oct. 19 in Vinton Iowa for John A Jessop 65 a former Potter resident who died Oct. 17 after a week long illness in Waterloo Iowa The Fry and Holland Funeral Home conducted rites with Rev Raecker in charge Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Vinton He was born Dec 26 1898 in Humboldt Iowa He married Hazel Wood Jan 7 1920 in Cheyenne Wyoming Surviving are his widow three sons Verl and Clarence Jessop of Potter and Jimmy at home in Vinton five daughters Mrs Charles Kinney of Dix Mrs Thomas Springer of Heppner Oregon Mrs Lyle Evans and Mrs Milton Schieb both of Fairfax Iowa and Mrs Robert Kirkman of Vinton one sister Mrs Zella Kershaw of Ogallala and two brothers Raymond and Harald Jessop of Pine Bluffs Wyoming
Paul Lipke aged 77 died Wednesday night October 28 at Memorial Hospital in Sidney after an 11 day illness. Born June 19 1887 in Ithaca Nebraska to Fred and Emma Lipke he resided with the Ed Lipke family for 41 years. Surviving are sister in law Mrs Ed Lipke of Sidney and nieces Mrs Wilford Nelson and Mrs Warren Johnson of Potter. Services were held at 2 p.m. at Craig Mortuary with Rev John Stayton of the First Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were M A Nelson Rae Nelson Dr H C Q Nelson Wendell Johnson Gordon Johnson and Kent Johnson.
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