Dalton Auxiliary hosts District IV Girl State Tea
Sunday afternoon at the Legion Hall showcased the 1965 and 1966 Girl Staters and their alternates. About 30 Auxiliary members and district officers attended, with Mrs. Lester P. Henkens of Chadron as department president guest and Mrs. Roy Gabriel of Gurley as mistress of ceremonies. Guests included district officers and parliamentary, secretary treasurer, chaplain, and publicity chairwomen. The staters shared songs and stories from Girls State. Listed staters include Sandy Spoeneman, Sue Garton, Lewellen, Nancy Spahn, Big Springs, and many others from across Nebraska towns such as Lodgepole, Morrill, Potter, Alliance, Sidney, Dix, Kimball, Bridgeport, Oshkosh, Scottsbluff, Bayard, Hemingford, Broadwater, Lisco, Gering, Chappell, and Mitchell.
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Dalton American Legion Auxiliary
Mar
The
Legion Hall
Lester P. Henkens
Chadron
Roy Gabriel
Gurley
Ruth Kane
Harold Ahlschwede
Charlotte Reed
Richard Ernest
Girls State
Sandy Spoeneman
Sue Garton
Lewellen
Nancy Spahn
Big Springs
Bebe Block
Cynthis Oliverius
Lodgepole
Barbara Heinrich
Carol Koeteman Morrill
Thetta Mathewson
Debbie Thurston
Potter
Karen Boyer
Janie Taylor
Joyce Peterson
Mary Crum
Alliance
Pam Gell
Cathi Hutton
Sidney
Marcia Nelson
Dix
Anita Rohr
Gering
Virginia Cox
Bayard
Ann Thomas
Mitchell
Dalton
Jackie Delatour
Connie Fox
Connie Dinnel
Merrill
Nancy Sprenger
Martha O’conner
Sandra Green
Pam Lindley
Betty Jean Weed
Pam Carter
Bridgeport
Nancy McCormick
Oshkosh
Roxie Stutzman
Chappell
Gayle Osborn
Cindy Peetz
Susan Barrett
Kathy Golka
Hemingford
Jackylene Emmons
Scottsbluff
Margaret Mackie
Kimball
Linda Rogers
Jill Raymond
Emily Hutchinson
Hyannis
Susan Southard
Cub Scout Pack 81 Opens First Meeting With Ceremony
Pack 81 opened its first meeting on March 28 led by Den 1 as Cubs explained Scout ideals. Cub master Robert Buhrdorf welcomed boys and parents, introduced committee members, and awards were given including Bobcats to three Cubs. Den 1 performed Knights of King Arthur's Court skit, closing with a flag circle and singing America. Refreshments followed.
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Pack 81
Den 1
Robert Buhrdorf
Walt Johnson
LaVerne Thomas
Jerald Haupt
Chester House
Webelos
Victor Reker
Ben Belden
Don Mather
Jerry Haupt
Brett Kruse
James Schnell
Robert Mock
Ronald Uzel
Russell Buhrdorf
Jon Johnson
America
Tim Tschacher
Castle
LeRoy
Law of the Pack
Jimmy Rosales
Dryland Toughies Plan 4-H Year At March Meeting
The Dryland Toughies met March 19 at the 4-H Building to plan the year and set club goals. Leader distributed project books as 14 members, with three new entrants Julie Overman Mark Thurston and Debbie Livingston. Demonstrations were assigned for future meetings with a next gathering set for April 15 at 7 30 PM at Mount Vernon Community Center. The tour planning committee was chosen, and reporter Nancy Runge covered the notes.
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Dryland Toughies
4-H
Julie Overman
Mark Thurston
Debbie Livingston
Mount Vernon
Nancy Runge
Mother Of Girl In Kimball Dies In Big Blizzard
Mrs Leora Deavers 39 mother of Beth Ann Deavers of Kimball died in the eastern Nebraska blizzard last week. She walked five miles after her car stalled south of Bellwood and was found in a snow drift near her home west of David City. She worked at Dalt Electronics in Columbus and is survived by husband Eugene four sons and Beth Ann who has lived with her aunt and uncle in Kimball. Funeral services for Beth Ann’s relative were held Saturday.
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Kimball
Leora Deavers
Beth Ann Deavers
Nebraska
Bellwood
David City
Dalt Electronics
Columbus
Deavers
Eugene
Beth Ann
Art Henrickson
the West Elementary
Henrickson
Kathy
Dix Electors to Polls on Tuesday
Two candidates will be elected Tuesday to the Dix school board for three years and two to the Village Board for two years. School board nominees are Lloyd Haack Gordon French Eldon Halstead and Wayne Manning Village Board contenders are John Roberts Robert Rosenthal and Charles Clodfelter.
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Dix
Village Board of Trustees
Lloyd Haack
Gordon French
Eldon Halstead
Wayne Manning
John Roberts
Robert Rosenthal
Charles Clodfelter
Census at Memorial Hospital Sees 51 Patients and One Baby
At Memorial Hospital the census counted 51 patients and one baby in the nursery at 8 am Friday. Admitted include Sidney area patients Mrs Harry Sparks Mrs Frank Trowbridge Hans P Neilsen Mrs Harvey Miles Charles Cady Mrs Otto Holtman Mrs Charles Tallmage Mrs Mack Peetz Mrs Herbert Kesselring Walter Johnson Lester Darnall. Crook adds Mrs Kenneth Crow. Other new admissions include Sidney Carl Nelson Mrs Paul Husmann Clare Stark Claude Wagner Richard Brooks Roxanne Russ Mrs Cory Nelson Dean Walmsley Mrs James Thompson Mrs LeRoy Hadden. Potter Dan Carlson Dalton Mrs Darrell Kurth Lodgepole Mrs Ralph Franss Gurley Ted Hecker.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Harry Sparks
Frank Trowbridge
Hans P. Neilsen
Harvey Miles
Charles Cady
Otto Holtman
Charles Tallmage
Mack Peetz
Herbert Kesselring
Walter Johnson
Lester Darnall
Crook
Kenneth Crow
Potter
Edward Winn
Dsmbled
Carl Nelson
Paul
Births and Adoptions in Nebraska Families
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnhart announce the birth of son Gerald Edward on March 29 at 8 37 p.m. in Scotts Bluff weighing 8 pounds 2 1/2 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hass of Scottsbluff and great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hass of Bayard. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hotes announce the adoption of baby Lori Jean born March 20 in Omaha weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces arrived March 29. Lori Jean has brother Craig 5 and sister Jolynn 3. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Gunderson of Potter and Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of Dix. great grandmother Mrs. Louisa Scheele of Dix.
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Gerald Edward Barnhart
Edward Barnhart
Gerald Edward
Henry Hass
Scottsbluff
Adam Hass
Bayard
Jean
Bill Hotes
Omaha
Lori Jean
Craig
Jolynn
A. I. Gunderson
Potter
George Jackson
Dix
Louisa Scheele
Local Club Events Schedule April 1 16
Special meeting of Sub-district 5 Nebraska Nurses Association cancelled. Regular meeting replaces it on April 1. Duplicate Bridge at Marathon Oil building 7 30 p m. Special events night and master points. Benefit Square Dance April 28 Elks ballroom Jess Miller North Platte hosted by Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club and BPOE 1894. All dancers welcome. Sub-district 5 Nebraska Nurses Association conference April 5 Memorial Hospital conference room. Job's Daughters April 6 Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Parents night. Sunrise services April 10 Masonic Temple 6 30 a m. Night In Vegas April 16 Youth Center 6 30 p m social hour, Smorgasbord and games with Knights of Columbus.
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Nebraska Nurses’ Assn
Marathon Oil
Elks Ballroom
Jess Miller
North Platte
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
B.P.O.E
Nebraska Nurses’ Association
Memorial Hospital
Vegas
Youth Center
The
Knights of Columbus
Knights of the Round Table Theme Pack 82 Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 82 held a March 28 meeting with knights as the uniform theme. Prizes for best costumes went to Russell Sullivan and Keith Oaken, while Ben Hajek presided as cubmaster. Den 6 presented colors, flagbearers were David Stormberg and Jim Harkreader, a King Arthur skit was performed, and awards were given to LeRoy Kinnersley Silver Arrow and Bill Meysenburg Wolf Badge.
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Knights of the Round Table
Russell Sullivan
Keith Oaken
Ben Hajek
Den 6
David Stormberg
Jim Harkreader
Den 3
Don Schilz
LeRoy Kinnersley
Bill Meysenburg
Den
Dens
Dena
St Patrick's Academy Daily Menus Week of April 4
The menu for St Patrick's Academy lists meals from Monday April 4 to Friday April 8, noting spaghetti with meat sauce and bread, ham salad sandwiches, ham burger pizza, Baroque burgers, and fruit desserts with milk. Friday and Monday April 11 are no school.
Easter family gatherings and travel plans sought by readers
The Sidney Telegraph invites readers to call or mail in accounts of family confirmations baptisms and Easter trips tied to spring vacation. Share stories of gatherings and plans for upcoming holidays to feature in the paper.
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Sidney Telegraph
Cheryl Mintken Initiated in French Honor Pi Delta Phi
Cheryl Mintken daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mintken a sophomore at Kearney State College was initiated March 20 in the French honorary Pi Delta Phi Members must maintain a 3.0 average in French subjects Cheryl was re elected to be a cheerleader for next year and was named head cheerleader on March 18
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Kearney State College
Cheryl Mintken
Lloyd Mintken
Kearney
Cheryl
Couple Granted License to Marry in Lincoln Local Record
John B. Glant and Sidney and Opal Jo Reka Bailey receive a marriage license in Lincoln, enabling their union. The record lists both parties and the shared city location for the ceremony.
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John B. Glant
Sidney
Opal
Reka Bailey
Lincoln
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Hofrock Bros
Illinois
Josnita
Job’s
Masonic Temple
St. Patrick’s Academy
India
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