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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1964

Page

8

Central PTA opposes amendment on state education board selection

Central PTA met on Wednesday evening examining a Nov ballot proposal to change how the State Board of Education and Commissioner of Education are chosen. The group voted unanimously to remain against the amendment and urged voters to retain the present system. The meeting outlined the year’s program and introduced officers and committee chairs.

Central Pea Otto Aufdengarten Gerald Matzke State Board of Education Ducation Central Pta Aufdengarten Willian RR. Young David Truss Robert J. Adams Paul H. Lyburger Francis L. Goodwin, Jr Re ©. Cunningham Wo We. de Mowry John W. Platz John Ft. Rankin Chet Hy Hhekiman Alfred T. Peters Bobby of. Duncan Donald Jh. Shuck Earth Edwood G. Moore Weldon Py Stewart Joseph J. Hatter Howard Thure

Sunday club events and scouts meet in North Platte

Sunday September events invite square dancers at A C Hall North Platte from 2 to 5 PM with guest calls. Neighborhood Scout meetings at Central School Edward Warren Ellison announces links for troop dues and refreshments. Pacific Oldtimers 29th annual dinner and National Guard Armory gathering noted with covered dish at 7 37 PM.

A. Cy North Platte Welome Dues Lay Liu Pacific Oldtimers Ing Gacuary National Guard Arma

Nebraska woman named meteorologist in charge at Winston-Salem

Hazel Tatro becomes the first woman to hold a Weather Bureau first order station chief role in Winston-Salem North Carolina. Her career includes teaching in Nebraska schools WAVES service radar meteorology work in Wyoming and Nebraska before moving to North Carolina. The piece notes a photo with the North Carolina governor and that Mrs Tatro will appear on CBS To Tell The Truth.

Columbia Record Columbia N. C Willis Abbott Sidney Abbott Hazel Tatro U. S. Weather Bureau Winston-Salem Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Tatro Nebraska The WAVES Casper Wyo Rock Springs North Platte Neb North Carolina

Schulte Funeral Held Thursday for Grace McIntosh Schulte

Funeral services were held Thursday for Grace MclIntosh Schulte 81 a Sidney native at St Patrick’s Catholic Church with Rev Vincent Pelster presiding Gehrig and Son Funeral Home arranged the service She died Monday night after a long illness Survivors include nieces and nephews Mrs Mary Johnston Clifton McIntosh McKinley McIntosh James McIntosh Jean McIntosh and two daughters of the late Mr Ochulte Julia Roche and Delores Sullivan

Grace MclIntosh Schulte Sidney St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Vincent Pelster Gehrig and Son Funeral Home Schulte J. J. McIntosh James McIntosh McKinley McIntosh J. J. Ruttner Burgett Peetz LaVern Flessner Ted Fleming Paul Martin Roy Greenlee J. Hi, McNish J. M. Clinton L. S. O’hullocan George Barlow Jack H. Lowe Guy V.doran Frank Clinton A.S. Hardy Ernest Worden Lk. S.sherrerd

Extension Clubs Plan 1965 Officers at Plainview Meeting

Plainview Extension Club held its first fall meeting Sept 10 at Mrs. Russell George’s home with 8 members. Due to secretary absence, pro tem secretary Mrs. Leon Lafler led. president Mrs. Donald Deaver presided. Officers for 1965 were elected: Deaver as President, Leypoldt as Vice President, George as Secretary, Deaver as Treasurer, Leypoldt as Courtesy Chairman. A house warming for Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lafler was planned for Oct 11.

Plainview Club Plainview Extension Club Russell George Stewart Brown Leon Lafler Donald Deaver Deauver Nyle Leypoldt George Deaver Leypoldt Chauiiman Conrad Messing James Deaver Frank Morey

Local Students Enter Colleges For Freshmen And Seniors

Families report children starting or returning to college across several institutions. Sharon Wood enters Kearney Teachers College as a freshman and will study secondary education with a math minor. Phil Fleming heads to Kearney State Teachers College for his senior year after summer work in Grand Lake. Connie Weber returns to Central Business College in Denver after a two week home visit. Jon Munderloh is elected Freshman Class President at Kearney State College. Sharlyce Gulzow enters Midland College in Fremont as a freshman. Terry Wickstrom returns to the University of Wyoming as a junior. Dave Reetz Kay Lynn Erickson return to Wyoming campuses after summer at home. Lanny Tank enrolls as a freshman at Wyoming. Chadron State Teachers College welcomes Leston Smith Jeff Sprenger and Ken Ottoson as freshmen.

Sharon Wood Ed Wood Kearney Teachers College Phil Fleming Kearney State Connie Weber Elmer Weber Central Business College Denver Sharlyce Gulzow Howard Gulzow Potter Midland College Fremont Terry Wickstrom Kenneth Wickstrom University of Wyoming At Laramie University of Wyoming Keith Sprenger Ken Ottoson Lowell Ottoson

Memorial Hospital census and admissions list

As of September 18 at 8 a.m. Memorial Hospital recorded 44 patients and 6 babies in nursery. Admitted: Sidney Ralph Welch Elza Martin Mrs. Lawrence Kealy Mrs. Max Henkle H. R. Montgomery Larry Biederman Mrs. William Howe Patrician Covell Mrs. Florence Hend rex Mrs. Anton Merck Mrs. Charles Krueger Scott Campbell Chappell Monte Bennington Potter Mrs. Ralph Robertson. Discharged: Sidney Vernon Rood Roy Buchanan Mrs. Duane Golden Mrs. Walter Miller Mary OBrien Joseph Hornicek Mrs. Herbert Simkins and daughter Mrs. Daniel DeVries Mrs. Anton Meick Gregory Goddard Mrs. Max Henkle Gurley Leo Wolff Mrs. Kenneth Smith Duane Franzen Harold Ahlischwede Potter Mrs. Hugh Quinn Boston Mass Mrs. Anna Stravinsky.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Ralph Welch Elza Martin Lawrence Kealy Max Henkle H. R. Montgomery Larry Biederman William Howe Patrician Covell Florence Hendrex Anton Merck Charles Krueger Scott Campbell Chappell Monte Bennington Potter Ralph Robert Vernon Rood Roy Buchanan Duane Golden Walter Miller Mary O’brien Joseph Hornicek Herbert Simkins Daniel DeVries Anton Meick Gregory Goddard Gurley Leo Wolff Kenneth Smith Duane Franzen Harold Ahlischwede Hugh Quinn Boston Mass Anna Stravinsky

Rick Boese To Get Scout Honor

An Eagle Court of Honor for Rick Boese, son of Mr and Mrs Amour Boese, will be conducted at 7 30 p m Monday in the 100F Hall. Rick is a member of Troop 89, Boy Scouts of America.

Rick Boese Amour Boese Rick Troop 89 Boy Scouts of America

Elks Announce First Annual Golf Tournament Schedule

Elks Calendar lists events for Friday and Saturday including a family fish fry 5:30 to 7 p.m. and bingo at 8:30 p.m. The 1st Annual Elks and Ladies Golf Tournament will be held at Hillside Golf Course with no qualifying. Entry fee is 2.50 per person and a smorgasbord for entrants. All Elks ladies and Docs invited.

Elks and Ladies Hillside Elks Club Elks

Mrs Root Dead in California Home

Mrs. Root formerly Margery Shipman and Sidney resident died at her Suisun City home in California on September 16 after months of illness. She was 62. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shipman, long-time Sidney residents, preceded her in death. Her husband died in January 1962. Surviving are her son Daniel of Fairfield California and her brother Don R. Shipman of Aurora Colorado.

Dan O. Root Margery Shipman Sidney Suisun City Calif M. A. Shipman Root Daniel Hemlock St. Fairfield Don R. Shipman Aurora Colo

Oryxes Thrive in Arizona Under WWF Project

Arabian oryxes adapt well to Mfe in Arizona under a World Wildlife Fund sponsored project to safeguard species. The text also mentions crumbed sponge cake and rolled ice cream balls served with chocolate or butterscotch sauce, a popular combination long served by a famous New England inn.

Mfe Arizona World Wildlife Fund New England

Girl Scouts Troop 184 Meet At North Ward School

Troop 184 of the Girl Scouts met at North Ward School on Tuesday with fifteen girls in attendance. They discussed the cooking badge and planned future work, closed with the Girl Scout Promise, and sang America. Christina Campbell brought treats. Joetta Wolford served as reporter.

Girl Scouts North Ward School Girl Scout Promise America Christina Campbell Joetta Wolford

Teenage Dance Sponsored by Junior Chamber Tonight

The first weekly Friday teenage dance sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce runs tonight from 9 to 12 at the Jaycees Legion Club rooms with live music for dancing and portions broadcast by KSID.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee Legion Club KSID

Friendly Neighbors Club Meets At Mrs Miles Home

The Friendly Neighbors Club met at Mrs Mab el Miles on Thursday afternoon September 10 with Mrs Betty Miller assisting. President Ruth Rexroth led the meeting as songs were sung including a prayer tune. A flower arrangement served as roll call, guests included Mrs Julia Rasmussen Mrs Julia Mueller Mrs Dot Willis Mrs Gade and daughter and Mrs Ethel Houge.

Friendly Neighbors Friendly Neighbors Club Mabel Miles Betty Miller Ruth Rexroth Chambers Miles Julia Rasmussen Julia Mueller Dot Willis Gade Ethel Houge

Rebekah Lodge No. 66 Meets In Sidney Hall

Rebekah Lodge No. 66 met at Odd Fellow Hall with Mrs. Gene Morris presiding and 26 members present. Plans were made for a church service with the Odd Fellows on Sunday September 20 at 8 30 a.m. at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Initiation practice is set for September 29 at 7 p.m. Lunch was served by Mrs. John Engel Mrs. Carl Olson and Mrs. Herman Baumbach. The next meeting is planned for October at 7 30 p.m. with a time change.

Sidney’s Rebekah Lodge No. 66 Odd Fellow Hall Gene Morris Odd Fellows Light Memorial Presbyterian Church John Engel Carl Olson Herman Baumbach

Jensen to retire after decades as Nebraska governor's driver

State Safety Patrol Lt. Al Jensen will retire October 1 on his 60th birthday after more than 25 years with the Patrol. He served as personal bodyguard, aide and driver for seven governors since 1945, logging about 1.5 million miles with only one minor accident. Sgt. Del Whitefoot will succeed him for the governor’s office.

Jensen State Safety Patrol al Jensen Nebraska Ord U. S. Army Ordnance Division Norfolk Sidney Scottsbluff Omaha Auburn Lincoln Dwight Griswold Val Peterson Robert Crosby Victor Andersen Ralph G. Brooks Dwight Berney Frank Morrison del Whitefoot Patrol

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