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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1975
Page
9
Me Sales Nebo Sobers and Pridas report on council offerings for September 1975 as Marrin explains plans. A covered dish dinner and anniversary gathering are noted with senior citizens center reopening on September 24 and September anniversaries for local residents.
Carl Baker Walton of Phoenix Arizona was honored at a Sunday dinner at the Royal Room with birthday wishes. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jim Devier, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Myers, Mr and Mrs Ron Devier and families, Mr and Mrs LeVtayne Vivers and families, Nbbo and Mrs Jim Harkness and families, Cheyenne, and Mr and Mrs George Lohriger and families from Veer Colorado.
Mrs Ethel Chichester hosted 12 MCC Club members for a dessert luncheon at her Dalton home on Tuesday afternoon. The group donated cash to the Senior Citizens Center. Honors at cards went to Mrs Lena Kallhoff, Mrs Minnie Hennig, and Mrs Effie Schuler. Mrs Clarence Mellberg will host the group on Oct 21.
Vis Dun Ernest outlined fabric flammability with samples showing which materials burn and how quickly. Officers were reappointed for another year as the club announced events including a November 7 workshop and an October 7 achievement day at the Hobuilding.
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Dalton including family and friends from Hillsboro Sidney and Denver. The Dalton Fall Festival preview notes the history of the festival from its flour mill origins to the present and the lighted night parade.
LCW met at the Assembly Hall with Mrs Lloyd Winkelman hosting. Pastor Vander Stoep screened a film Needy People. Mrs Wayne Elsen reported on the state convention. Fremont festival plans were made and Friends Day on October 8 was canceled. Regular meeting set for that day with Mrs Gary Harris as hostess. Mrs Vander Stoep will present the lesson. Chairman of the month is Mrs Edward Lassman.
Edith Buss was honored at a bridal shower held Friday evening in the United Methodist church parlors. A skit traced her life from babyhood to wedding day with Eileen Walker as narrator. Participants included Elaine Nichole Nichelle Nenelle Leadabrand Janelle Claver Sherry Adolini Sandy Walker Andrea Lind1 Shirley Miller and Margaret Miller. Margaret Peters of Dalton sang If You Love Me Let Me Know. A poem Mother of the Bride was read by Margaret Miller. A lunch followed, served by the committee.
SIRLEY MILLER reports the Peetz Garden Club gathered Thursday at ENa Hawkins home replacing the usual meeting with Viola Wood. Bible Study met at Merna Meier’s with Mary Gillham leading the eighth chapter of Hebrews. attendees included Gillhams Gillham, Sethaler, Ross, Maag, Meier, Meyer, Adams, Barnett and Shirley Miller.
The Rev John Fricke of Trinity Cathedral, Omaha, steps down as vice president of the Diocesan Executive Council, saying he will remain a council member to help rebuild the diocese. Retirement comes amid Bishop Varley’s resignation move and episcopal tensions.
James McCormick former head of the American Trucking Association spoke in Omaha at the Nebraska Motor Carriers Association convention urging that federal regulation remain to prevent monopoly and protect small manufacturers. He warned ending ICC controls would not lower fares and could force small producers out of business.
Jone Harris 69 longtime superintendent of the University of Nebraska Panhandle research station at Scottsbluff died at his farm near Minatare after an apparent heart attack. Harris led the station from 193 to 1976 and was a prominent figure in regional agriculture.
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