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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
2
The annual teacher's reception is set for Sunday evening September 29 at the Parish Hall of St. Mary's Church in Dalton. It will be a covered dish dinner with invites extended to all, and families are asked to bring extra food for guests.
Pamela Mason reports from New York and Hollywood on Shirley MacLaine flying to Japan for yacht plans and Steve Parker shipping the craft to Chiba. Shirley and Steve face a separation as he travels to the Orient for two months. Patricia Barry plans no divorce yet, while Ricki du Pont funds Nightmare in the Sun with Marc Lawrence directing Ursula Andress and John Derek. June Allyson and Judy Garland rehearse at the Villa Nova with an array of noted stars and socialites populating the scene.
Stuart Bantroft leaves for Phoenix to visit relatives then to Lackland AFB for basic training. L. W. Dirks returns home after weeks in hospital. The Siefer family in Dalton learns of Mrs Fred die Siefer’s illness. Sharon Cape starts as a freshman in Hastings. Biz: Earl Cape, Guernsey depot agent, visits family in Henry Nebraska. Wayne Walker plans to return to Laramie for sophomore engineering studies. The Walkers report Georgia Sullivan’s safe Stockton, California arrival and early senior year water skiing. Dale Wright injures two fingers on silage cutter. Rodney Gillespie, a Cur tis Agricultural senior, projects last weekend trip. Mrs Roy Ziegler and Gary plan Omaha visits before Gary enrolls at State University.
Bayard, a regular at the Festival and Lions Club District Talent Show, brought Mi and Mis O B Grier of Bridgeport to the Festival on Tuesday. Lions Club birthday calendars were distributed with last week’s mail.
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