Hastings art students display works at Trails Gallery
Eleven Hastings College art students will exhibit April works at Trails Art Gallery Bridgeport showing acrylic water color oil ceramics prints and ink drawings. Stephen Ankeny senior at St John’s Military School made the honor roll and served as a Key Clubs delegate in Topeka March 29 31.
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Hastings
Hastings College
Trails Art Gallery
Bridgeport
Salina
Kans
St. John’s Military School
Stephen Ankeny
Robert B. Anekeny
Dalton
Ankeny
Kansas
Topeka
Kiwanis International
Nebraskaland Frontier Revue Seeks Talent in North Platte
The Nebraskaland Frontier Revue will run during Nebraska Land Days at the Lincoln County fairgrounds June 17 to 23. Auditions are underway for unusual musical or dramatic acts depicting Nebraska history, with folk dancers barbershop singers and amateur groups sought. Contact Mrs Judy McCaig North Platte Nebraska 69101.
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Lincoln County Fairgrounds
North Platte
Nebraska
Judy McCaig
Sidney School Parents Night Program April 3
Sidney High School hosts Junior and Senior high Parents Night on Wednesday April 3 starting at 7 with open classrooms for vocational exhibits science demos and history displays. An orientation for seventh and ninth graders follows at 7 30 and Rev John Slayton speaks at 8 15 in the auditorium.
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Sidney High School
John E. Slayton
Parents Adiory Council
Bob Hossle
David Truss
Bob McKay
Sanford Butcher
Benny Hochman
L. S. Holleran
Tom O’connell, Jr
Lew Mehling
LaVern Draper
Jerry Krutsinger
Ben Belden
Ray Cruise
Bill Peterson
Jim Lodes
Richard Fix
Jerome Lenzen
Jack Fish
Elwood Lostroh
Robert Holechek
Doyle Foland
Weldon Stewart
Elvin Kahl
L. L. Swanson
Roland Biggs
Milt Nissen
Arlo Jones
Girl Scout Troop Notes March 1968 Meeting Plans
Girl Scout Troop 94 Shelly Frericks joined Brow nies. Jenni Burrows brought treats. Games Fox and Begs Huckle Buckle Bean stake. Songs Little Brown Bug Bingo. March 19 Troop 130 met Central School. March 26 Pluto Irish songs opening. Treats by Tresa Winston Julie Whitefoot. Mrs Auldengarten thanked. leaders Mrs Edwards Mrs Mowery reported for badges. Reporter Susan Luehrs.
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Shelly Frericks
Brownies
Jenni Burrows
Central School
Pluto
Tresa Winston
Julie Whitefoot
Auldengarten
Edwards
Mowery
Jupiter
Susan Luehrs
Sidney Public School Menu for April 2–8, 1968
The Sidney Public School menu for April 2 through April 8, 1968 lists daily offerings including Ground Roast Beef with mashed potatoes and veg soup, Toasted dogs with creamed potatoes, Ham and Noodle Casserole, Fish Fillets, and Barbecued Hamburger patties. Each day includes milk and varied sides with “Subject to Change.”
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Sidney Public School
Community notices from Cheyenne County events
The Cheyenne County Historical Association hosts an April 1 meeting at 8 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m. Lodgepole Valley Barracks and WWI Veterans Auxiliary hold separate meetings. Potter members in charge. A rummage sale is planned for April 6 at the Elks Auditorium, doors opening at 8 a m.
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Cheyenne County Historical Association
Chamber of Commerce
Lodgepole Valley Barracks No. 2448
BPO
Elks Auditorium
Census and admissions at UM Hospital wards reported
Census records show 41 patients with three newborns in the nursery. Admitted include Mrs. Alvin Mapel and others in Sidney Gurley Potter and Chappell areas. Discharges list Leonard Holloway Henry Meysenberg and others. Female and infant discharges noted.
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Sidney
Alvin Mapel
Lewis Milton
Francis Butterfield
Henry J. Meysenberg
Gurley
Wendell Draper
Richard Ewert
Potter
Wayne Larson
Leonard Holloway
Henry Meysenberg
Bud Fister
Dalton
Jack Watts
Lodgepole
Jana Huerta
Dennis Walsh
Kimball
Gerald Brown
Chappell
Doyle Kripal
Annie Skarka
Great Books Leader Training Course Offered in Sterling
An eight week Great Books Leader Training course starts April 4 at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colorado. The Great Books Foundation and Northeastern JC sponsor with Valley RE-1 Schools. Credit is available through the University of Colorado Extension Division. Sessions run Thursdays 7 30 to 9 30 p.m. no tuition, materials set $8. Open to adults with reading and discussion interest.
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Juenior
Phillip Whyman
Northeastern Junior College
Sterling
Colo
Great Books Foundation
Valley Re-1
University of Colorado Extension Division
Chicago
Cecil Holloway
Plow cooked shrimp in a pie dish and bake slowly
The fragment describes cooking shrimp in a baking dish with bread crumbs and melted butter, then baking slowly until done. Several garbled words reference a crust and method, but the core indicates a shrimp dish with crumbs and fat, baked until ready.
Cheryl Wicks Plans June 15 Wedding
Mr and Mrs Clark Wicks announce the engagement of Cheryl Ann Wicks to Rodney Lindekugel. A June 15 wedding is planned. Cheryl is a 1966 Sidney High School graduate and a sophomore at Kearney State College. Rodney is a 1965 Cozad High School graduate and a junior at Kearney State College.
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Clark Wicks
Cheryl Ann
Rodney Lindekugel
Ivan Lindekugel
Corad
Miss Wicks
Sidney High School
Kearney State College
Cozad High School
Don Rahe
Haxtun
Bestman
Garry Rahe
Seward
Larry Rahe
Chappell
Larry Riley
Kenneth Fetzer
Burnell Flores
Wray
Cole
al Rahe
Jim Philpot
Lisco
Oscar Smith
Oshkosh
Walt Ekdahl
Colorado
Garden County High School
Business Institute of Sidney
Avco Finance Co
Fox Theatre
Haxtun High School
Air Force
Rotary Room
Herman Stahr
Viola Meintz
Santa Cruz
Calif
C. E. Wilson
Max Fiesterman
Carol Markle and
Terry
Bill Vincent
Ernest Laban
Henry Hopman
Phyllis Richards
Howard Macklin
Robert White
Willard Hutson
Vero Adams
Fairneil Rahe
Tynei Rahe
Joe Gerner
Floyd Stahr
Arnold Peeks
Stan Kreider
Harold Kreider
Lodgepole
George Saddler
Teri
Kearney
Vern Kemplin
Stapleton, Neb
Ellis Nelson
St. Paul
Neb
Jerry Scheer
Jamie
St. Libory
Lloyd Stahe
Julesburg
Bill Peabody and Sons
Lorin Anthony
Sharon Hall
Glenna Richards
Sidney
B.j.gloves
Sidney Police March Report Details Arrests and Incidents
The Sidney Police Department released its March activity log listing 39 arrests, including five intoxicants, ten minors in possession, and 23 traffic violations. It notes ten break ins, three auto break ins, four vending machine breaks, and 13 vandalism cases. 12 thefts were recovered. There were 27 jailed, 14 under 21, 13 over. Traffic mishaps totaled 27 with 68 percent male drivers. New gun registrations reached 32. 28 dog complaints and 9,333 miles were logged.
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Sidney
Sidney club hosts 50th Girls State speakers event
The Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club met with 21 attendees as 1967 Cornhusker Girl Staters Terry Treinen and Janis Gell spoke on their Girls State week. Mrs. Dorothy Evelyn attended with district colleagues to mark Nebraska Federation ties and upcoming state convention in North Platte.
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Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Cornhusker Girl
Terry Treinen
Janis Gell
Dorothy Evelyn
Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Gering
Evelyn
Sidney Club
Phyllis Minteer
Martha Messersmith
Scottsbluff
Evelyn N. Boyd
Scottsbluff Club
Virginia Schoene
Business Institute seeks donations for new student library
The Business Institute of Sidney requests community help to build a business oriented library for students. About 500 volumes are needed with 60 percent business books and 40 percent related texts. Donors may contact the institute for pickup of donated books.
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The
Business Institute of Sidney
Business Institute
Five Minute Voting Law Still In Force
Lincoln report warns Nebraskans face a five minute voting limit dating to 1897 for primary ballots May 14. The piece notes long ballots for delegates and multiple offices, plus a ten minute enclosure rule, with no penalty defined.
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Lincoln
GOP
Congress
Railway Commission
State Board of Education
Legislature
University of Nebraska
Five Minor City Traffic Accidents Reported
Police investigated five traffic mishaps since Friday all minor with no injuries or charges. Incidents occurred at 10th and Hickory 12:45 p.m. Friday, 10th and Illinois 12:00 p.m. Saturday, 10th and Jackson 1:20 p.m. Saturday, Jackson 11:35 a.m. Sunday, and Sky Road 12:50 p.m. Sunday with minor damages and unclear ownership for a parked car.
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10Th
Hickory
Esther A. Frerichs
Betty Weed
Illinois
William Lorence
Sidney
Ilinois
Alan Bedient
Lorence Auto
George Vosiku
Lodgepole
Jackson
Ught
Hanna Franzen
Gurley
Francis Deaver
13Th
Margaret Weller
Richard Dougherty
Sky Road
AES 4 H Club Holds Third Meeting In 1968
AES Just Us 4 H club met March 11 1968 approving a new constitution and planning a dart booth for the Spring Party Donnie Gehrig joined the club The next meeting is at Peter Lenzen home April 8 1968 at 730 PM Stitch N Stir 4 H club organized March 19 with 13 members Lynette Nienhueser new member Officers named Susan Hare president Carolyn Fisher vice president Connie Krueger secretary Eileen Tobin news reporter Pam Winston Debra Howe Randy Krueger callers Mrs Carl Kurz spoke on membership Refreshments served by hostess Mrs Stanley Krueger Eileen Tobin reporter.
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Donnie Gehrig
Peter Lenzen
Bill Kahl
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Fred Kahl
Kansas City
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Tom Bale
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Mrs
Jack Knicely
Little America
Wye
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Herb Kesselring
Clinton
Germany
Nellenger
CC & S Co
APO
New York
Sidney School
Jupiter Patrol
Lori Jurgens
Helmi Hahler
Venus Patrol
Girl Scout Nesw
Miss Bosley
Gail Bosley
DeMolay
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Telegraph
Menu
Charlie Brown
National Guard Armory
Pete UM
Cheryl Wicks
Cherul Wicks
BPW
Haxtun, Colo
Zion Lutheran Church
Patricia Pike
Rodney Rahe
Raymond Pike
John Rahe
John Bundschuh
Linda Pike
Lona Rahe
Debra Rahe
Tammi Kreider
Yvonne Stahr
Ronnie Pike
Rodney Rahe Schou
Stitch ’N Stir
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