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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
3
The Gurley Lions voted to switch from two meetings a month to one on the fourth Tuesday at Grace Lutheran. Proceeds from a broom sale fund sight conservation and light bulb sales continue. Community mourns Mrs. William Schwartz and remembers others amid local notices.
A compact crossword clue set presents entries such as Days of old Curb Law Wicked Education and Constituting a whole. The hints reflect classic vocabulary likely from a historical puzzle aimed at entertaining readers with age old definitions and synonyms.
Minutes read and approved. treasurer's report seated. Guests welcomed on guest night. Plans set for the 4-H and Diabetic Camps and Christmas Workshop at the 4-H Building in Sidney on November 7. Members introduced guests, Christmas ideas displayed, committees listed, and next meeting scheduled for November 24 at 7 PM to visit a ceramic shop in Sidney.
Olive Johnson leads Government Day as District President of the American Legion Auxiliary in Sidney. The column lists visits among locals, including Johnson and Johnson family gatherings, nurse training trips to Scotts Bluff, and teachers convention attendance. Multiple families share meals, birthdays, and travel between Sidney, Wallace, Scotts Bluff, Chappell, and Hastings College.
Scattered social notes from Scottsbluff district recount a wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Guy Goodin of Torrington Wyoming attended by Mr and Mrs Harry Lee and Sonja Lee. Several local residents visit, celebrate birthdays, and host gatherings with family and neighbors across multiple farms and towns.
Frerichs and family marked Mrs Harry Lee’s birthday Sunday evening in a small gathering. A want-ad from the local classifieds invites readers to call 254-6588 to sell items quickly.
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