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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1960
Page
5
Kingston Jamaica is noted as the largest English speaking city south of Miami with a population around 300000. The statement asserts paper ballots were used as early as 1634 in Massachusetts, described as unofficial and voter supplied.
Mr and Mrs Rick Miller and daughters moved into their new home at 556 Euler Drive purchased from Mr and Mrs Elmer Haines who recently moved to 2300 11th Ave Mrs Leon Lafler returned from Mt Pleasant Michigan after two weeks with her daughter family Mrs And rs art director at Central Nichigen University Mt Pleasant Rose Wanek Lincoln state supervisor of vocational civic making will inspect the Sidney High School home economics department Guest Miss Betty Arkland home ec instructor Mrs Richard Powers and daughter Julie visited from Denver with their parents Mr and Mrs P J Heaton Sr Weekend at Heaton home included son Mike and Miss Michael Gillgin both students at Kearney State Teachers College Barton Knight Potter guest of John Davi Saturday they along with Potter men attended the Wy oming Utah game at Laramie Diane Hilpert daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hilpert Potter named to mid quarter honor roll at the C E School of Commerce in Omaha Six couples from First Methodist Church Young Married Couples class held a dessert party Sunday School group adjourned to the Krueger home for refreshments Jaycees hosted a Halloween party Saturday at the Naval Guard Armory with eight couples attending Decorations included jack o lanterns skeletons life size ghosts and witches Keith Sayre chaired the event Don Gilbreath and Mrs Jerry Robbins assisted Don C Smith spent weekend visiting daughter and family Mr and Mrs Richard Smith and daughters
Engaged Mr and Mrs Carl L Ziegler of Sidney announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jean to Stanley Aldin Druse son of Mr and Mrs Linus A Druse of Cambridge Nebraska A December wedding is planned Miss Ziegler is a graduate of Kearney State College and Mr Druse is attending college for their home in Nebraska
Miss Janice Lechman, whose marriage to Duane Farmer is set for November 12, was honored at a linen shower Thursday evening hosted by Mrs. Robert Call. Guests included Elizabeth Lehman, John Klug, Anna Rogers, Joe Melchior, Leonard Benzel, James Schaefer, Dan Ghandler, William George, L. M. Clinton, J. H. McNish, Carl Farmer, Bob Nightingale, Russell George, Robert Chadwick, and Misses Shirley Tank and Kathy Patterson. Mrs. Jerry Aaron sent a gift.
Memorial Rest Home in Sidney launches a weekly recreation program for residents with Tuesday evenings set aside for events and a monthly birthday party. Chairwoman Mrs. Elmer Ladine leads a team including Mr. Les Hand Jr. and Mrs. Paul Randall, with Leo Bolin and Mrs. Ruth Robbins assisting. Invitations go to county clubs, needing cake for 35, fruit drinks, decorations, and 16mm films. Beginning Nov 2, Wednesday chapel services will be held under the Sidney Ministerial Association.
World Community Day will be observed Friday November 4 at a 2 p.m. service in Light Memorial Presbyterian Church sponsored by the Sidney Council of United Church Women. Mrs James Ethridge will be the main speaker on Christian Action For Freedom. Nursery facilities available and assistance roles listed. No graphic details.
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship members discussed plans to attend Ogallala Youth Activities Week on November 11 and 12 at Ogallala. Nine of the 20 present will participate, with Rev Vernon Goff of St Paul Methodist in Omaha as guest speaker.
Father Joseph T. McGloin of Denver was keynote speaker at the Rocky Mountain Youth Congress in Colorado Springs. He told 2,600 teen delegates real freedom comes from knowing loving and serving God. He urged calm mature youth and high ideals. Nearly 2,300 delegates attended with panels and a Saturday dance featuring Jay Weider's orchestra and Mary Jo Schadegg.
Brownie Troop 116 has met six Mondays at North Ward School with Mrs G Fiehler as leader and Mrs D Stambaugh as assistant. Committee members include Mrs R Jackson Mrs D Fedderson and Mrs L Martin. They learned songs and games and created posters for National Book Week. At the October 24 meeting they were invested and received Brownie pins amid a mothers’ shower. Brownie Troop 152 met at Mrs Ray Josten’s home where Mrs Wayne Davis spoke on posters for Book Week and the group began posters at the October 20 meeting with all members present. Yvonne Sewald served treats, Nancy Josten, reporter.
A list of meetings across clubs and churches from Monday to Saturday. Rotary Toastmasters Xi Iota Exemplar B S P Sorority United Lutheran Women Ladies Missionary Circle and more, with times, venues at fairgrounds East Ward School VFW Hall and churches.Election of officers planned for U P Oldtimers Club 29 and Auxiliary at supper.
A new million dollar oil pipeline by Rock Island Oil and Refining Co of Wichita is nearly ready to serve Red Willow County’s two oil fields. Expected in 5 to 6 weeks, the line will run north of Gem near Colby to the Ackman Field southwest of Indian.
Pic shows Mrs Wayne A Muenster and her husband living in Stuttgart after a three week wedding trip through Switzerland Austria Italy and France They wed Sept 2 in Stuttgart where the groom is stationed with the U S Army They plan to return to the United States in June The bride Donna Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Meyer Sidney and a graduate of Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing Omaha Mr and Mrs Edward Muenster of Omaha are the groom s parents
Lincoln Nebraska a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps member Robert E Lee son of Mr and Mrs W L Lee of Potter is noted for the upcoming NROTC exam on December 10 applications due by November 18. Quentin E Hodges son of Clarence Mashek Sunol graduates from recruit training at San Diego Naval Training Center at the end of nine weeks of boot camp with a dress parade and review marking his transition to a Navy Bluejacket ready for duty with the fleet.
Admitted individuals include Sidney nominees like Mrs. Saab and Ja nette Sherfey with a list of others. Dismissed names feature Myron Andre and Roscoe Brown among many. Newborn announcements record Oct 28 to Oct 30 births for Schreiner, OConnell, Grothe families, with multiple locales named.
Lenard Alan Orth, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Orth, was born October 13 weighing seven pounds 13% ounces. The baby has a sister, Marcella Lynn, 14 months old. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Orth of Jesup Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ingwerson of Lodgepole.
The proposed route runs from the Sleepy Hollow Field south of Bartley and links with the Arapahoe Colby line at Gem A. A 4 inch line would carry crude to a 5,000 barrel storage tank near US 83 about 13 miles south of McCook, then transfer to a 6 inch line.
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