Lapsydg chards Ham to attend meetings in April travel
Lapsydg chards Ham will leave Lincoln for Minneapolis to attend the Midwest Electric Consumers Assn engineering committee meeting April 5 and return for a National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn planning session April 6 to 8 in Sidney and nearby.
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Lapsydg Chards Ham
Minneapolis
Midwest Electro Consumers Assn
Lincoln
Lee Ross
Sidney
National Rural Eléctric’ Cooperative Assn
Potter High School Girl to Represent at Cornhusker Girls State
Nancy Lee Ballegeer of Potter High School will represent Potter at the 1961 Cornhusker Girls State in Lincoln. She is the Legion award winner for 1959 and 1960, treasurer of the junior class and school band, a clarinetist, and secretary of the Pep Club. She attended the state band clinic in North Platte last fall and has been active in glee, chorus, and dramatics. she was Potter Days Queen attendant in 1960.
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Potter High School
Cornhusker
Lincoln
Nancy Lee Ballegeer
Robert Slama
Potter
Altar Society Sets Public Turkey Dinner at Youth Center
St Patrick’s Altar Society Division Seven schedules a public turkey dinner Thursday at 5 pm in the Youth Center. Mrs D J Garcia chairs with Mrs James Schaefer as co chair. dinner prices: $1 for adults 75 cents for high school students and 50 cents for children.
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Division Seven
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
D. J. Garcia
James Schaefer
Cochairman
Mrs. Taylor Honored At Saturday Tea
Mrs. George Taylor Jr. of Rock Island was guest of honor at a get acquainted tea Saturday from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs. C. N. Ashby. Hosts included Mrs. George Taylor Sr. Guests and pourers included Mrs. Robert Clark Jr. and others from Laramie, Denver, Lincoln, with nearly 40 attendees.
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Wesley Berry
Robert Ray
Lincoln
Yendis Cafe
Henrietta, Borcher
Joe Berry
Sadie
Ericson
Arlié Zalesky
Ronnie Zalesky
Denver
Arthur.Borcher
Gurley
Don ‘Ericson
Gail
Kay
Potter
Bob Richie
Henrietta Borcher
Don Ericson
George Taylor Jr
Rock Island
C. N. Ashby
George Taylor Sr
Robert Clark Jr
Ken McMillen
Don McKay
Laramie
Sidney Bender
W. R. Wright
Clair Johnson
Wes Berry Jr
Swamp Stomp Planned by 17 Club for Saturday
Sidney teenagers are invited to a Swamp Stomp Saturday at 8 p.m. on the junior high stage sponsored by Seventeen Club. Admission is 75 cents per couple and girls may ask boys. Jean Schiller chairs publicity with Korert Pelster Pam Puffer and Pam Hammond. Decorations committees name East er Island Statue Sandy Cook as chair and others.
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Sidney
Seventeen Club
Jean Schiller
Korert Pelster
Pam Puffer
Pam Hammond
Easter Island
Sandy Cook
Peg Mhakes
Cindy Grimm
Jane Weymouth
Marilyn Maley
Spider
Judy Ziegler
Annual Meeting of Nebraska Children’s Home Society
The Annual Meeting will be held Tuesday evening April 18 at the society headquarters 3549 Fontenelle Boulevard Omaha. Thirteen trustees for three year terms and officers with fifteen executive committee members for the current year will be elected. The non-denominational society serves Nebraska’s neglected and homeless children and has about 700 members in Cheyenne County. Paul Martin of Sidney is a trustee.
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Nebraska Children's Home Society
Fontenelle Boulevard
Omaha
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 89 Meet at Den Mother Home
Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 89 met March 29 at Den Mother Mrs. Haith home. The meeting opened with games and an Easter egg hunt. They practiced a skit for the pack meeting and made egg centerpieces. Bruce E. Plantz was chosen as denner with Steven Palmer as assistant denner.
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Cub Scouts
Den
Mrs. Haith
Charles Haith
Bruce Plantz
Denner
Steven Palmer
Rabbit Tale Operetta To Be Presented At Lutheran School
The Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings operetta will be performed Friday at 7 30 p m by kindergarten through second grade pupils at St Pauls Lutheran School. Admission is free and the public is invited. All speaking parts are handled by second graders with a chorus from the younger students.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran School
Byron Bockelman
Little Rabbit
Steven Lutringer
Cheryl Nienhuser
Butterfly
Marilyn Rice
Mr. Squirrel
L. J
Butch) Curtis
Cuddleduck
Janet Boye
the Sandman
Bruce Brauer
Roy Wittrock
Admitted and Dismissed Names and New Births Noted
A record lists admitted individuals Sidney Dixie Vogel Harry Gregory Pamela Himes Diane Josten William Mika David Nicholson Sanford Butcher Wil fred Swenson and others. dismissed names include Robert Adams Scot Wahrman and multiple others. New births announced: March 31 a girl to Pat Ernest. April 2 a boy to Lawrence White.
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Sidney
Dixie Vogel
Harry and
Calvin Gregory
Pamela Himes
Diane Josten
William Mika
David Nicholson
Sanford Butcher
Wilfred Swenson
Marguerite Sterling
Lawrence White
Ellis Barnes
Robert Adams
Scot Wahrman
Danny Lautner
Carol
Donna Wederski
Diane Benzel
Richard Hageman
Henry Hendrex
Merle Gillham
Linda Fleming
Ellsworth Myhr
James Martin
Jack Cook
Harry
Walter Clark
Dale Skinner
Wayne Rapp
Willis Brown
Milton Kreinbring
Mark Reed
Manuel Maestas
Birth announced for Mark Todd Livingston in Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Verlin Livingston announce the birth of their son Mark Todd on Thursday March 30 at 2 08 pm in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds. He has two sisters Debbie age five and Tammie age three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arvin Livingston of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Gus Hueftle of Eustis Nebraska.
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Mark Todd Livingston
Verlin Livingston
Mark Todd
Memorial Hospital
Debbie
Tammie
Arvin Livingston
Sidney
Gus Hueftle
Eustis
Neb
Moeller Birth in Lincoln Announces Daughter Christine Ann
Mr and Mrs Carly Moeller of Lincoln announce the birth of a daughter Christine Ann on Sunday March 26 at 1059 PM in a Lincoln hospital weighing seven pounds one ounce Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Moeller of Marysville Kansas and Mr and Mrs Fred Pultz of Sidney
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Christine Ann Moeller
Carly Moeller
Lincoln
Christine Ann
Arthur Moeller
Marysville
Kaw
Fred Pultz
Sidney
Busy Workers Club Forms Under Mrs May Hedges
A new Busy Workers club organized with Mrs May Hedges as leader and Mrs Willis Beyer as assistant. Members include Marcella Kominek Rita Beyer Darlene Smith Corinne Brachtenbach and Linda Sewald with officers Rita Beyer president Corinne Brachtenbach vice president Marcella Kominek secretary Darlene Smith treasurer and Linda Sewald reporter. First meeting March 28 held at May Hedges home. Swahili spoken by about ten million and the photosphere is the sun’s glowing surface.
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May Hedges
Willis Beyer
Marcella Kominek
Rita Beyer
Darlene Smith
Corinne Brachtenbach
Linda Sewald
Three One Act Plays at Suno School April Sixth
Three one act plays will be presented Thursday April 6 at 7 30 p m in the Suno school auditorium Mrs Delma Turgeon directs and Dale Dickinson is stage manager The SGS seventh eighth grade pupils present As Pretty Does with Kathy Hornicek Sharon Fenske Kathleen DeMers Lynda Mise gadis Linda Booth Mike Kilgore Bob Mashek and Dean DeMers The Freshman Sophomores perform He Tried With His Boots On starring Lynn Davison Jack Fenske Dorothy Barnhart Burna Devies Ronnie Knapp Peggy Allington Beverly DeMers Darlene Kerk Cliff Hodges Bob Mashek Charles Oliverius and Dennis Kilgore The Junior Senior class present Jerry Breaks a Date with Beverly Booth Paulette Doty Patty Devies Gary Church Clinton Hodges and Larry Allen.
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Suno School
Delma Turgeon
Dale Dickinson
SGS
Pretty
Kathy Hornicek
Sharon Fenske
Kathleen DeMers
Lynda Misegadis
Linda Booth
Mike Kilgore
Bob Mashek
Dean DeMers
Lynn Davison
Jack Fenske
Dorothy Barnhart
Burna Devies
Ronnie Knapp
Peggy Allington
Beverly DeMers
Darlene Kerk
Cliff Hodges
Charles Oliverius
Dennis Kilgore
Jerry
Beverly Booth
Paulette Doty
Patty Devies
Gary Church
Clinton Hodges
Larry Allen
Lodgepole Nebraskan
Community group schedules April events across clubs
A list of spring activities from April 3 to 8 includes Rotary, Toastmasters, dinner meetings for FR and BO PEO, Junior Episcopalians, Odd Fellows, Elks installation, Xi Iota Exemplar, Frank Welch Masonic Lodge 75, Job's Daughters, Rebekah Lodge, Beta Alpha Xi Rho Exemplar, A A A W Sidney Branch, Kiwanis, Presbyterian Women's Assn St Martha's Guild St Paul's Lutheran groups, W S C S, Walter League, Elks Ladies card party, Cheyenne Encampment and a 17 Club Swamp Stomp for teens at the junior high stage.
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Rotary Club
Toastmasters Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elks
Job’s Daughters
Rebekah Lodge
Beta Alpha
Xi Rho
B.S.P. Sorority
A.W. Sidney
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Women’s Assn
St. Martha’s Guild
St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society
Methodist W.S.C.S. Christian Women's Fellowship
St. Paul’s Lutheran Walter League
CofC Quarterly Set For April 18 Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce quarterly session is scheduled for Tuesday April 18 to discuss tourist and industry development. Representatives from the governor's office Nebraska Resources Dept and the Nebraska Game and Fish Commission will attend. Robert Rauner chairs arrangements.
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Chamber of Commerce
Governor’s Office
Nebraska Resources Dept
Nebr. Game and Fish Commission
Robert Rauner
Brownie Troops recount March activities and Easter crafts
Troop 119 met March 21 at Mrs Houser s house then walked to the court house with Lynette Pederson bringing treats. March 28 they recited the Girl Scout Laws and promise and received prizes. Barbara Glover and Darlene Runge provided cupcakes and Easter themed treats. Troop 122 at South Ward School named new officers Becky Larson Christy Kelleher Carolyn Gipfert Peggy Maliszewsky. Troop 150 met March 29 led by Pamela Schmidt Jerilyn Williamson with Julie Wilson secretary Patti Bryant dues Gayl Rapp treats and round robin stories before flag ceremony. A closing note states man lives longer than any other mammal and the elephant has the second longest life.
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Darlene Runge
Sharon Willis
Karen Oliverius
South Ward School
Becky Larson
Christy Kelleher
Carolyn Gipfert
Peggy Maliszewsky
Debbie Davis
Rise Kaylor
Troop 150
Pamela Schmidt
Jerilyn Williamson
Julie Wilson
Patti Bryant
Gayl Rapp
Lynn Mehling
Lodgepole Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Legion Hall
Lodgepole A L A Francis the Brunner Unit 286 will hold a regular session in the Legion Hall Tuesday afternoon April 11 at 2 pm. Mrs Leota Robertson welfare chairman presents Child Welfare and Chile. April serving committee Mrs John Oliverius chair and Mrs Arthur Disney. Committee serves Lions Club dinner April 10. Irma Quinn, Pub Chm.
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Francis the Brunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Leota Robertson
Chile
John Oliverius
Arthur Disney
Lions Club
Irma Quinn
Pub
City Renames Oak Lawn Drive to Wildwood Drive
Chillscothe Ohio council rejects renaming Oak Lawn Drive to Tinker Drive. They choose Wildwood Drive to avoid risk of misreading South Tinker as STinker if abbreviations omit a period, preventing a sign error in future development.
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Chillscothe, Ohio
Oak Lawn Drive
Tinker Drive
Wildwood Drive
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