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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
6
Sidney's junior and senior high schools joined about 15 other state schools in adopting the new Project English curriculum. Seventh graders through seniors began with a spiral, inductive plan across language, literature, and composition, emphasizing audience awareness, rigorous literary selections, and personal paperbacks to build a graded, exploratory study.
A list shows admitted individuals across Sidney Gurley and Potter including Agnes Leroux Sharon Phelps Cheryl Larabee Gregory Maul and others. Dismissals include Janet Stevens and Sharon Phelps among several. Newborn announcements report a boy to Willis Brown on Sept 11 and a girl to Matthew Hansen on Sept 12.
Ronald Kriesel leaves for Lincoln to join Nebraska's agricultural college as a junior. Galen Kriesel heads to Midland College in Fremont as a music major freshman. Several other Gurley students depart for Creighton, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico State universities for study and rushing activities.
Mrs Har vey Miles was the guest of honor at a Sunol School House coffee social on Monday afternoon. Hosts included Mrs Robert Misegadis and several local families. The Miles family, residents for 13 years, are moving to a farm near Gurley as friends and neighbors offered gifts and good wishes.
Sidney, who had been in Denver with the Cecil Hunts, returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Allington arrived Saturday to spend a few days at the Tom Allington home before leaving for Lincoln to enroll at the University. The Allingtons have spent the summer in New York City.
The Bunkerhill Club held a Wednesday luncheon at 1.30 p.m. with Mrs. Norman Steffens as host ess and Mrs. Robert Steffens presiding. Nine members attended. after business, Pitch winner was Mrs. Harold Smith with first prize, and Mrs. Carl Borcher placed sow. Mrs. Harry Stein to host the October 9 meeting.
Nebraska farmers must file by September 30 to reclaim the 4 cent federal gasoline tax for farm use. A 6 cent state tax refund also applies. total on 1,000 gallons could approach $100. Extension offices and agents provide full refund details and forms.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Stockman announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Scott on Wednesday September 11 at 3 44 am in Memorial Hospital. He weighs seven pounds six ounces. He has a brother Thomas Leo five and a sister Barbara Marie four. Grandparents are Leo Lukassen Kimball Nebraska and James Stockman Kirwin Kansas. Great grandparents are Ervin Taylor Kissington Kansas.
Readable events listing for Sunday and Monday shows groups meeting at local venues. Trailblazers Car Club gathers Sunday at 1:30 pm, Holy Trinity hosts Luther Leagues, St Paul Lutheran hosts Walther League, Light Memorial Presbyterian hosts Mariners Club, and Holy Trinity hosts Senior Luther League. Monday includes Past Matrons at Fort Sidney Hotel, Rotary, American Legion Auxiliar y, Kiwanis, DeMolay, Hilltop Homemakers, Sidney Educator's Club, and Odd Fellows evening meetings with various hosts.
Daniel Jan Knight of Potter and Ann Musil of Potter appear as a married couple in the district. Griff Lyle Linge of Loveland and Mary Irene Klingenberg of Loveland also listed. William Lee Peratt of Sidney and Judith Kay Dress of Sidney are named with Leslie Ernest Dobbins of Lodge Pole and Joan Elizabeth Cloud of Sidney.
A provocative caption argues that news gains value when information remains unknown to most people. It frames journalism as uncovering overlooked facts and shaping public understanding through timely, impactful reporting.
The message urges readers to call their heating appliance dealer or local Kansas Nebraska office immediately for service. It explains calls are handled in order and not everyone can be served on the first cold day to ensure household comfort.
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