Beta Sigma Phi Chapters Meet Xi Iota
Xi Iota chapter elects Mrs Leonard Fine as president at a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs George Taylor home. LeBaron Goodwin Jr named vice president, Frank Mattoon secretary, Robert Rauner treasurer. Founders Day plans set for April 30 with semi formal dinner at Yendis Cafe. Proceeds to Cancer fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iota
Leonard Fine
Beta Sigma Phi
George Taylor
LeBaron Goodwin, Jr
Frank Mattoon
Robert Rauner
N. C. Livoni
Glenn Siebken
Evelyn Wink
Goodwin
Lowell Daivis
Davis
New Orleans
Mexico
Sidney Country Club
Alpha Nu
City Auditorium
Cancer Fund
Job's Daughters Initiate Three New Members
Bethel 25 welcomed Karin Felt Sharon Adams and Carol Lee Landmesser as new initiates in a Wednesday ceremony led by Honored Queen Karen Reisner Parents of the candidates attended as visitors The program featured piano solo by Alice Wood and clarinet solo by Julianne Westfall Members designated Go To Church Sunday and planned to attend the 1 o'clock service at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karin Felt
Sharon Adams
Carol Lee Landmesser
Job
Bethel
Karen Reisner
Alice Wood
Julianne Westfall
First Methodist Church
PEO Chapters Hold Monday Meetings
PEO FR chapter gathered at Mrs. Jack Knicely’s home with Mrs. E L Uptegrove assisting. Mrs. Lowell Davis led the business session and Miss Sally Lowe delivered the lesson “PEO As A Daughter Sees It.” Next meeting set for April 16 with Mrs Hull Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRFR
PEO
Jack Knicely
E. L. Uptegrove
Lowell Davis
Sally Lowe
Jack M. Shortridge
Hull Cook
LeBaron Goodwin
BO Chapter
Sadie Grimm
Kay Kriegsmann
Nancy Neuman
Jesse King
Jarvis Bush
Dean Wilson
J. W. Johnson
D. R. Thomas
Silver Belles and Beaux Host Evening of Dances at City Auditorium
Thirteen couples enjoyed a Wednesday dance at the City Auditorium as the Silver Belles and Beaux hosted. Virg il Knackstedt Gordon Richards Ken Pittam and Ross Barker led calls including a new Drifting dance and Elsie Schottische taught by Pittams and Barkers. Guests Elmer Duncan and Robert Hamaker attended. new members were welcomed. Upcoming dances include Lisco April 14 Potter-Dix May 9 Dix May 10 Alliance May 22 public dance with Frankie Laine. all events open to the public.
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City Auditorium
Silver Belles
Beaux
Virgil Knackstedt
Gordon Richards
Ken Pittam
Ross Barker
Marvin Stephenson
Lisco
Ken
Lorraine Pittam
Virgil Knackstedts
Ken Pittams
Ross Barkers
Elsie Schottische
Elmer Duncan
Farming
Dorothy Rasmussen
Victor Siedow
Doris Jo Runge
Glen Runge
Bonnie
Lester Runge
Jack Schuttes
Kenneth, Flemigs
Dwight Becks
Toby Shupes
Stanley Pearsons
Loren Potters
Dewey Foss
Wendell Abrams
Potter-Dix Square Dance Club
Dix
Marvin Sc
WSCS Plans Fifth Annual Spring Fellowship Tea
The fifth annual spring fellowship tea by the Methodist WSCS is set for Tuesday April 24 at 1 30 p m in First Methodist Church. Ray Young of Scottsbluff will present an hour of organ music. Mrs John Scholl chair announces limited tickets at 25 cents available at the church office or from Circle chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
Ray Young
Scottsbluff
John Scholl
Circle
Sidneyites Set to Tour With UN Glee Club
Sidney youths Wendell Belieu and Lloyd Castner will tour five Nebraska towns with the University of Nebraska Men’s Glee Club on April 16 and 17. They will perform in David City Albion and Stanton on the first day and in Omaha Plattsmouth on the second. Belieu is a senior in Teachers College and Castner a junior in the College of Business Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Belieu
Forrest Belieu
Lloyd Castner
Clarence Castner
Sidney
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Men's Clee Club
Glee Club
David City
Albion
Stanton
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Belieu
Teachers College
Castner
College of Business Administration
Ohio Women Plan Pot Luck Supper
Ohio Women’s Club members discussed a pot luck supper for all Ohio Oil Co. employees and families. The event is set for April 21 at 7 p.m. at the Catholic Youth Center, with Mrs. William Gallagher and Mrs. Jesse King as co chairs. Reservations will be taken at the next regular meeting in the Episcopal parish hall and by April calling committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Co
Ohio Women's Club
Fritz Nagel
Catholic Youth Center
William Gallagher
Jesse King
Ohio Women’s Club
Episcopal Parish Hall
Mines
Sherrill Drum
Gallagher
Jerry Monk
Bill Walford
Terry Wilt
Ordville Ladies Circle Meets March 15 and 27
Ordville Ladies Circle held two meetings at Mrs. Yauney and Mrs. Blair homes. March 15 included devotions by Mrs. Pierson and a talk on southwest schools by Mrs. Barber. eleven members and three guests attended. March 27 featured a brief business meeting, devotions, an Ephesians study, and a program on The Way and the Wayfarer led by Mrs. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Ordville Circle
Vivian Yauney
Katherine Froning
Taylor
Jennie Johnson
Dessie McNurlin
Irene Pierson
Carrie Barber
Southwest
Brownettes Troop 46 Meet in Lynn Robinson’s Yard
Brownettes Troop 46 gathered Wednesday afternoon in Lynn Robinson’s back yard. All members were present and played charades. Judy Weimer served refreshments. Colleen Christ, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownettes
Lynn Robinson
Judy Weimer
Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board Meeting Notice
Tuesday April 10 at 1 30 pm a meeting of the executive board of the hospital auxiliary in the auxiliary room all chairmen and co chairmen of the various departments for the bazaar are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochairman
Mrs James White Guest Speaker At AAUW Meeting
Bridgeport resident Mrs James White was guest speaker at the AAUW regular meeting. She shared slides about a six month Norway stay as a 4 H exchange student. Mrs Carl Nelson hosted 28 members and guest Mrs Dave Neubauer. Delegates were chosen for the Norfolk state meeting April 25 27. Officers elected for next year are Vice President Mrs Murray Fuller and Treasurer Mrs Jack Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Bridgeport
AAUW
Norway
Carl Nelson
Dave Neubauer
Albert Nimtz
Norfolk
Murray Fuller
Jack Glenn
Officers Elected At LWML Meeting
Holy Trinity Lutheran Women’s Missionary League elected officers at the regular meeting held in the home of Mrs. Arnold Muehling. Elected were Mrs. Louis Schneider president Mrs. Harold Kieselhorst vice president Mrs. Albert Christensen treasurer Miss Helen Rexroth secretary and Mrs. John Block statistical secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Lutheran Womens Missionary League
Arnold Muehling
Louis Schneider
Harold Kieselhorst
Albert Christensen
Helen Rexroth
John Block
Lavern Draper
Esther Swanson
Henry Kieselhorst
Byron Reed
Muehling
Dalton Ala Mintken Davison Legion Auxiliary Meeting Report
The Dalton Alabama Legion Auxiliary met April 4 with President Phyllis Ernest presiding. Junior dance pupils Connie Flora Laurie Miller and Jean Kruger performed before adjournment. Plans for Poppy poster contest for two grade groups and prizes were discussed with contest closing May 1. Mothers Day Tea set for May 12 2 to 4 with corsages for guests. Leaves gratitude to Mrs Charlie Eckert and a gift for Ronnie Dykman. Loretta Rabe spoke on Pan-America Haiti topic. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintken Davison Legion Auxiary
Phyllis Ernest
Rev. Eddy
Connie Flora
Dale Flora
Laurie Miller
Lawrence Miller
Jean Kruger
al Kruger
Mary Ann Mintken Poppy
Joy Ankeny
Pan-America
Haiti
Nesslein divorce filed in Cheyenne County court
Virginia Nesslein sues for divorce from Fred Nesslein on extreme cruelty grounds in Cheyenne County District Court. The couple married August 31 1944 and have four children. custody of the children is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Couty District Court
Virginia Nesslein
Fred Nesslein
VEW Auxiliary Set Installation Dinner Tuesday
VEW and Auxiliary hold a joint dinner and officers installation Tuesday night at the city auditorium. A 6:30 free dinner for past members precedes an 8 p.m. installation led by District Commander Tom Lenzen, with Mrs. Virgil Knackstedt installing the auxiliary officers and plans discussed for the post home addition.
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City Auditorium
Virgil Knackstedt
Tom Lenzen
Post
ESA Sorority Hosts Kid Party Social
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority held a Kid's Party themed social at Mrs. James Richardson's home with co host Mrs. Dale Kinney. Guests included Mrs. Les Hand Jr and Mrs. Evelyn Jobman won best costume. Members recited nursery rhymes and Mrs. Bill Triplett won a prize for best recitation. Refreshments and games for children completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
James Richardson
Dale Kinney
Les Hand, Jr
Evelyn Jobman
Bill Triplett
Schnell Chambers Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Conrad Schnell announce the marriage of their daughter Gladys Irene to Cleo LaVern Chambers. The ceremony was March 26 in Raton New Mexico conducted by Rev I L Morgan. The couple will reside in Sidney where Chambers works for B and O Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Schnell
Gladys Irene
Cleo LaVern Chambers
Sam Chambers
Raton
N. M
I. L. Morgan
Methodist Church
Ronald T. Haight
Denver
Club Bridge and Canasta Gather for Social Evenings
The JUG Canasta Club met at Mrs Quentin McDonald home with guests Mrs Harvey Headley and Mrs Calvin Emerson. Honors went to Mrs John Blair for high score and red threes while Mrs Wayne Bauerkemper had the low score. Lunch was served by the hostess La Plaisir. The La Plaisir Bridge Club met at Sidney Country Club with host Mrs Thomas B O Connell Sr. Guests included Mrs Milton Handsel Mrs Paul Martin and Mrs Lowell Davis. Mrs W P Ackerman won high score and Mrs O J Weymouth second high. The next meeting is Tuesday April 17 with hostess Mrs O J Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin McDonald
Harvey Headley
Calvin Emerson
John Blair
Wayne Bauerkemper
la Plaisir
U S Beef Consumption For 1955 Reported At 3 Billion Pounds
The 1955 U S beef consumption reached three billion pounds in value exceeding three billion dollars. Congress proposed restoring George Washington s tomb in the Capitol but relatives rejected the plan.
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U. S
Congress
George Washington
Capitol
Notable Names Dismissed List From Local Lodge
A roster of admired and dismissed individuals includes Sidney Merritt Scott Mrs Willard Meyer Mrs Kenneth Peetz Mrs Amerigo Sac ca Frank J Martinez Raymond Cruz Murl Pearson Lodgepole John Gipfert Bert Wiegers Potter W M Juedes and Irvin Downs B F Strahan Mrs Merritt Scott Mrs Robert Maguire Mrs Louise Adams Mrs James Rubey Harry Ferguson Mrs Effie Hatcher Bertha Schiller Mrs Eva Fotinos Mrs Fred Wederski Alan Akin. Kimball Mrs Edward Provost Potter C G Gemeinhardt.
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Sidney
Merritt Scott
Willard Meyer
Kenneth Peetz
Amerigo Sacca
Frank J. Martinez
Raymond Cruz
Murl Pearson
Lodgepole
John Gipfert
Bert Wiegers
Potter
W. M. Juedes
Irvin Downs
B. F Strahan
Robert Maguire
Louise Adams
James Rubey
Harry Ferguson
Effie Hatcher
Bertha Schiller
Eva Fotinos
Fred Wederski
Alan Akin
Kimball
Edward Provost Potter
C G Gemeinhardt
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here
A son named Jerrie Lee Howell was born April 3 at 7 46 p m in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jerry Lee Howell. He weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces and has a brother Lloyd eight years old. A daughter Juanita Rose was born April 3 at 11 p m to Mr and Mrs Charles W Wiley at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Effie Wackerla of Sidney and Merle Robinson of Rapid City.
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Jerrie Lee
Jerry Lee Howell
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Juanita Rose Wylie
Juanita Rose
Charles W. Wylie
Effie Wackerla
Sidney
Merle Robinson
Rapid City
Merry Ten Extension Club Meets at Griffiths Home
Eight members gathered at the home of Mrs. W. L Griffiths for a Wednesday night meeting. Roll call shared facts about states as President Mrs. Griffiths led the business session and the lesson on Choosing and Using Accessories was presented by Mrs. C. E. Heizer and Mrs. Griffiths. The next meeting is planned for May 2 with Mrs. Douglas Howarth hosting and roll call to be answered with a poem.
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Merry Ten Extension Club
W. L Griffiths
Traffic Violations Reported Across Several Cities
The record lists multiple speeding and driving violations with fines and costs. Individuals named include John Goodman in Gering, Finn Larson in Livonia, Harold Vossler in Sidney, Norman Inman in Kimball, Thomas Culbane in Chicago, Robert Gettlion in Cedar Rapids, Clebern Filbeck in Sidney, Howard Rutledge in Kimball, George Lassiter in Kimball, Raymond Ham in Sterling, and Edward Frank in Sidney.
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John Goodman
Gering
Finn Larson
Livonia
Mich
Harold Vossler
Sidney
Norman Inman
Kimball
Thomas Culbane
Chicago
Robert Gettlion
Cedar Rapids
Clebern Filbeck
Howard Rutledge
Nebraska
George Lassiter
Raymond Ham
Sterling
Edward Frank
Speeding Fine for Ivan Bland in Salt Lake City
Ivan Bland of Salt Lake City receives a speeding conviction with a $10 fine and costs imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Bland
Salt Lake City
Davis faces careless driving verdict in Glencoe
Jesse Davis cited for careless driving with a fine of 25 dollars and costs. John Taylor of Glencoe Illinois cited for speeding with a fine of 10 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Davis
John Taylor
Glencoe
Ill
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Xi Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charles Dalton
M. R. Sigler
Germany
Eugene Bonkiewicz
Arno Thomas
Marjorie Ann
John D. Cathey
Ben Cathey
Midland
Tex
Miss Thomas
Sidney High School
Cathey
Air Force
Bobbie Conklin
Gerald Clemons
Conklin
Roy Conklin
Clemons
Wilber E. Clemons
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Parks Afb
Calif Beth
Phyllis Lee Wiggs
Russel L. Wiggs
Tacoma
Wash
Robert James Ackerman
William P. Ackerman
Miss Wiggs
Eastern Washington College
Portland
Ore
United Air Lines
Europe
Mr. Ackerman
Nebraska University
Ohio
Ordville
Colleen Christ
LWML
Dalton
ESA Sorority
Schnell - Chambers
Jerrie Lee T Howell
DR. W. E
Gunderson
Cherrif
Savings and Loan
Funda
Mental Services
Sidney Federal Savings
10Th Ave
Lockwood's
Jewelers
S&h
9Th Ave
Fordomatic Transmission
Chevrolet
Tutone
Elwell Motors
Illinois
New
Our
Phon
Ting
Poe Tan
Wamsley's
Wlinois
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