Around The Town News Items And Weekend Guests
Mrs Fay Lehmkuhl of Lincoln visited relatives including Mark Hafer and the Chaneys. Out of town wedding guests included Dr Keith Garber and Edith Chambers among others from Akron Chicago Wingate Randolph Scottsbluff and Denver. Mrs Ed Rennick from Tarzana visits her son in town. O E Copley to Little Rock for daughter’s illness. Lyle Wolford and family from Callaway visit newborn granddaughter. Sherrill Drums attend funeral in Arroyo Grande for Alonzo Drum. Glenn Draper hosted Wallace McAfee and Ira Draper. Roy Wells sold home at 1331 Mission Drive and moved to SOD Barracks Apt 23-C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Hazelwood
William Garber
Keith Garber
Akron
Ohio
Edith Chambers
Chicago
Ann Risk
Wingate, N
Chester Garber
Joyce
Richard
Randolph
Iowa
W. Garber
Scottsbluff
Marvin Hiett
Dale Dunn
William Gardner
Denver
Robert O'Neal
Chadron
Wendell Pearson
Ft. Collins
Colo
Ed Rennick
Tarzana
Calif
Robert Rennick
O. E. Copley
Little Rock
Ark
James Weber
Lyle Wolford
Callaway
Nebr
Charles D. Wolford
Arroyo Grande
Alonzo ‘Drum
The
Ohio. ,Oil, Co
Glenn Draper
Wallace McAfee
Longmont
Crossroads in the Middle East featured in CWF lessons
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups held meetings at members’ homes with the topic Crossroads in the Middle East. Announced events include District Council of Church Women at Alliance on April 8–9, and a General CWF meeting April 17 at the church parlors with husbands as guests. May events include a Fellowship Tea April 23 and a Council of Church Women gathering May 1 at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Christian Women’s Fellowship Group
District Council of Church Women
Alliance
C.W.F
Ithe
First Methodist Church
Council of Church Women
Presbyterian Church
John Ross
Eugene Argabright
Bernard Miller
George Burr
Robert Hiett
Alva Hart
Phil Etherton
Garland Farmer Group
Peetz Students Named For Boys and Girls State
Peetz High School names Gerald Adams and Arlo Nelson as Boys State delegates. Bette June Lindt is chosen for Girls State. Sponsors include Peetz American Legion Post, Peetz Lions Club, and local 4 H and school groups. Gerald plans veterinary medicine. Arlo aims for engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Roger Adams
Gerald
Ft. Collins
Peetz Future Farmers of America
Arlo Nelson
John Nelson
Future Farmers of America
Lions Club
Bette - June
Ted Lindt
Ols
America
Bette
Legion Melligey
Claudia Hazelwood and William Garber Wed At Presbyterian Church
Claudia Diane Hazelwood and William Warren Garber were married Sunday at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Sidney in a 2 p.m. ceremony attended by 45 guests. The bride is from Sidney and the groom from Randolph, with reception at the bride's home and a future address at 718 Illinois St Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Hazelwood
William Garber
Presbyterian Church
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Claudia Diane Hazelwood
William Warren Garber
Sidney
James M. Hazelwood
Chester C. Garber
Randolph, Town
Wedding Unites Marlys Gillham and Kenneth Kitch in Peetz
Miss Marlys Ann Gillham and Kenneth Irwin Kitch were married in a 3 pm ceremony on March 4 in Peetz. Rev. Rhymond Lott officiated before family and friends with a pink and white carnations decor and a three tier cake. The couple plans a brief honeymoon and will reside at 524 Platte St Sterling while the groom attends Northeastern Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz
Marlys Gillham
Kenneth Kitch
Marlys Ann Gillham
Kenneth Gillham
Kenneth Irwin Kitch
Virginia Kitch
Sterling
Marvin Kitch
Rhymond Lott
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Carer
Robert Hawkins
Rebecca Toft
Bennett, Colo
David Littler
Ronald Gillham
Dean Gillham
Myron Hornby
Robert Gillham
Marjorie Gillham
Jane Gillham
Sharon Hawkins
Platte St
Northeastern Junior College
Du Cum Extension Club Meeting Notes
The Du Cum Extension Club met March 3 with Barbara Linton presiding. Twelve members attended as Myrtle Higgins, president, led the session. A Hazel card was read, recipes were collected, and late submissions were to be brought next time. The next meeting is April 7 to cover Property Insurance with Myrtle Higgins in charge. Adelaide Swanson and Lois Reimer presented the Furniture Arrangements lesson, followed by a lunch prepared by Marie Waite. Lois Reimers, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Du-Cum
du Cum Extension Club
Barbara Linton
Adelaide Swanson
Lois Reimer
Marie Waite
Funeral Today For Bert Walker 63
Funeral services were held for Bert Walker 63 this afternoon from First Methodist Church with Rev R L Townsend officiating. He died Thursday night at his farm home near Lorenzo after a months long illness. Masonic graveside rites were at Greenwood Cemetery. The Craig Mortuary handled arrangements. Pallbearers included George Fleming Hilbert Borcher Ralph Fleming George Fulton Frank Meier and Elmer Fulton. Born February 15 1896 at North Bend Nebraska he was a son of George and Mary Brooks Walker. He married Kathrine Kurz on May 3 1922 at Sterling Colorado and they farmed in Lorenzo since. Survivors include his wife one son two daughters seven grandchildren two sisters and three brothers. One daughter and two brothers preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Walker
First Methodist Church
R L Townsend
Walker
Lorenzo
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
George Fleming
Hilbert Borcher
Ralph Fleming
George Fulton
Frank Meier
Elmer Fulton
North Bend
Neb
George
Mary Brooks Walker
Katherine Kurz
Sterling, Coln
Women’s Association Plans April Activities at Light Memorial
The Women’s Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church outlined April plans including a Thursday session on Rev. Robert W. Northrup and his Japanese wife with a Tokyo life tape, a devotional on Expanding Ideas in a Shaking World, an offering by Mrs. Carl L. Nelson, and a noon luncheon for Hastings College Touring Choir on April 7. Upcoming events include United Church Women council in Alliance April 15-16, Presbyterial at Kimball April 28, and a tea April 30 with a fraternal Indian guest speaker, with Elizabeth Circle hosting a 1 pm luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Nelson Wwas
Clarence
Casiner
Association
Hastings College
Council of United Church Women
Alliance
Community Club and Church Events Schedule April 6–11
A list of local meetings and activities from April 6 to April 11 includes Toastmasters and Chapter meetings on Monday, a Women’s Recreational Program, Toastmistress, Yen dis Cafe gatherings, and church circles. Providence and Kiwanis events, Silver Belles, and Square Dance, Helping Hand Garden, St. Paul’s League, Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters, Goldenrod Past Noble Grands, Holy Trinity Altar Guild, and Oldtimers Club with auxiliary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church Women
First Baptist Ladies Missionary Circle
Lee Nicholson
Providence
Oshkosh
Alliance
Rebekah Kensington
Kiwanis
Methodist WSCS Officers Elected Chairmen Named
Mrs Lenhart Schobert re elected as president of Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church for a two year term. Secretaries include C E Brittain mission education John Mohr literature and publications Lloyd Talich children’s work Loren Fraiser youth work Neal Atkins supply work Florence Linton status of women Herschel Spearow recorded secretary for one year. Chairmen named for Circles and standing committees with details of members and terms. Fifty five present. Eva Ducker guest. Plan Spring Fellowship Tea April 23 at 1 30 p m with book review by M E Rasdal on Year Of Love. Clothing donations requested for Omaha Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenhart Schobert
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
C. E. Brittain
John Mohr
Lloyd Talich
Loren Fraiser
Neal Atkins
Florence Linton
Herschel Spearow
Raymond Maley
James Thayer
Albin Olson
George Retzlaff
Ray Turek
Ivan Adams
Frank Longan
Kenneth Bagby
C. A. Story
W. L. Griffiths
Clarence Strandberg
J. W. Vaughn
Howard Atkins
Schubert
Eva Ducker
M. E. Rasdal
Ogallala
Margaret Lee Runvok
Retzlaff
Omaha
Status of Women's Commission of United Nations
Sundermans Host Pinochle Party
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sunderman hosted a pinochle party Saturday March 28 at the Niemann home. Four tables played with honors won by Mr and Mrs Eugene Meier high and Mr and Mrs Curtis Elsen low. Refreshments and Easter decorations complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Sunderman
William Niemann
Eugene Meier
Curtis Elsen
Woman of Achievement set for Nebraska BPW convention
The Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will unveil its first Woman of Achievement during the 41st annual convention April 17-19 at Grand Island. Nominators include Elisabeth Schwasnick Sidney Haven Smith Chappell Martha Rodrick Scottsbluff Nettie Simms Hebron Leona Satchell Alliance and many others from Lincoln Omaha and beyond. Georgia Anderson Fairbury will introduce the honoree at the Saturday banquet, as President Sarah Jane Cunningham of Lincoln presides under the theme More Power to Womanpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Grand Island
Elisabeth Schwasnick
Sidney
Haven Smith
Chappell
Ogallala
Kimball
Martha Rodrick
Scottsbluff
Nettie Simms
Hebron
Leona E. Satchell
Alliance
Helen H. Rokes
Ord
Georgia Lock
Central City
Lorena Hahn
Omaha
Fran Johnson
Josephine C. Grosvenor
Aurora
Hattie B. Bowley
York
Arabelle Hanna
Superior
Anna ‘D. Johnson
Madison
Ferne Hubbard Orme
Sarah Jane Cunningham
Nelle Gingles
Grace A. Trott
Lincoln
Georgia Anderson
Fairbury
Career Advancement
Anderson
Nebraska
New Member Joins At Dorcas Society Meet
Mrs Stanley Kyrklund presided at a brief Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society meeting in church parlors. Present were 24 members and one guest, Mrs Anna Siemers, who joined as a new member and will join St Anne's Circle. Mrs Esther Swanson led the devotional. Hostesses were Mrs Gene Liene mann, Mrs Clavin Klentz and Mrs Etta Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kyrklund
Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society
Anna Siemers
St. Anne’s Circle
Esther Swanson
Gene ‘Lienemann
Clavin Klentz
Etta Block
Central Sixth Grades Have Family Fun Night
Central School hosted a Friday evening event attended by 85 parents, children and teachers from sixth grade. Pupils of Miss Marie Nicholson and Miss Ellen Peterson performed tumbling and gymnastics, followed by a mixer and games including ping pong, marbles, shuffleboard and bowling. Refreshments were organized by room mothers Mrs. Henry Baeckel and Mrs. T H Reisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Marie Nicholson
Ellen Peterson
Pame
Henry Baeckel
T H Reisner
Bridgeport Lady Wins Council 6 Toastmistress Contest
Mrs Rex Mount of Trails Toastmistress Club Bridgeport won the Council 6 speech contest at Scottsbluff. She will represent the Council in the Rocky Mountain Regional contest May 16 in Cheyenne. Second place tied to Mrs Fred Beltner Scottsbluff Twin Cities Club and Mrs Dee Rae Scudder Alliance Ta Wan Ka Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Mount
Trails Toastmistress Club
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Rocky Mountain
Cheyenne
Fred Beltner
Twin Cities
Dee Rae Scudder
Alliance
Council 6
Scottsbluff County Club
Joseph Buglewicz
Ward Conklin
Maynard Ost
Morrill
Vernon Schwartz
Richard Dotts
Sidney Toastmistress Club
LaDean Crites
Chappell
Sidney Club
Lafe Johnson
Council
MYF Cafeteria Lunch Planned for April 11
Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship members plan a cafeteria style lunch in the church social hall from 11 am to 7 pm to raise camping funds. Six graders join for lunch and games before a Schweitzer life film in Chappell. Guests include Sherry Johnson. refreshments served by the Crouse Osborn Beese families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship
Chappell
Albert Schweitzer
Carl Crouse
Lawrence Osborn
Armour Beese
Sherry Johnson
Murphy Tyson
Shirley Strandberg
J. W. Vaughn
Birthday Celebrant Feted At Fort Sidney Dinner
Kathy Spearow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spearow, celebrated her eleventh birthday at a family dinner yesterday at Ft. Sidney Hotel. A three tier pink green and white cake and pastel decorations set the festive tone. Guests included multiple Spearow family members and the Helfrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Spearow
Ralph Spearow
Ft. Sidney Hotel
Glenn Spearow
Herschel Spearow
Paul Spearow
Merle Spearow
Robert Spearow
Gerald Helfrich
Marriage Licenses Issued by Cheyenne County Judge
Marriage licenses issued recently include Victor Chambers 36 of Sidney and Billie Watts 29 of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Victor Chambers
Sidney
Billie Watts
Extension Club Meeting Held at Mrs Cruise Home
N P B Extension Club met March 31 at the home of Mrs A L Cruise with seven members present. Mrs Ed Lipke was named courtesy chairman. Mrs W LE Chambers led the lesson on Property Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.P.B
Harold Kettler
N.P.B Extension Club
A. L. Cruise
Ed Lipke
Property Insurance
W LE Chambers
Nebraska Children’s Homes 66th annual meeting set
The 66th Annual Meeting of Nebraska Children’s Home will be held Tuesday April 21 at the Society’s headquarters, 331 vote RS in Omaha. Officers will be elected from across the state and new members appointed for current duties. The society cares for and places normal children, specializes in adoption, runs a boarding home service, and offers services for unwed mothers. It operates statewide, non-sectarian, funded by voluntary donations, with about 800 members in Cheyenne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Cheyenne County
Army and Navy Mentions From Sidney Area
The report lists Sidney area residents in the armed forces including Shirley A Salchow who completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort McClellan Alabama after high school at Ogallala and work in Garden Grove California. Charles B Harris serves aboard USS Des Moines in the Mediterranean as part of Operation Big Deal with Second and Sixth Fleets. Adele Miller is a Marine in the First Battalion First Marine Regiment rotating to Okinawa from Camp Pendleton. Dwaine R English serves on USS Navarro with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific, returning to Long Beach by June 11. Robert R Van Meter sails from Brooklyn aboard MSTS General Rose for Germany with the 46th Artillery Group to support Redstone missile fire. The Redstone unit trains at Ft Sill and traces origins to World War II Rhineland and Central Europe combats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mcclellan
Ala
Shirley A Salchow
Paul J Salchow
Chappell
Neb
Women's Army Corps Center
Salchow
Ogallala High School
Merchant's Dividend Book
Garden Grove
Calif
Women's Army Corps
Mediterranean
Charles B. Harris
USN
Charles L. Harris
Omar Court
Sidney
Des Moines
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Atlantic
Western Pacific
Dwaine R. English
G W Frazee
Illinois St
Navarro
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Yokosuka
Japan
Okinawa
Long Beach
Governors Island
N. Y
Robert R. van Meter
Army
46Th Artillery Group
Red Stone
Brooklyn Army Terminal
General Rose
Germany
Redston
Ordnance Company
Lan Engineer
Tts
Rhineland
Shop in sidniy wherl.your five pound buy mort
Readable text fragment states a promotional shop item with a price of five pounds and a reference to mort. The legibility is poor and item details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidniy Wherl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fay Lehmkuhl
Mark Hafer
O R Chaney
Avin Davis
Charles ‘Smith
Clarence Dorman
W. E. Chambers
Daisy ‘Hiett
Earl Bishop
John Swick
LaVerne Couch
Bill Steele
Peetz High School
Colorado University
Boulder
Colorado Woman's College
Gerald Wooldridge
Lindt
William W. Garber
Duis
Carl L Nelson
J. W. Johnson
Joyce Garber
Garber
Sidney High School
North Central Gas Company
Randolph Consolidated High School
Commercial Extension School
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Nebraska Geological Survey
Extension Clubs
Lois Reimers
India
Elizabeth Circle
Joe Dodds
Toastmasters Club
P.E.O
Toastmistress Club
Yendis Cafe
Methodist Wscs
Sundermans
Dorcas Society
Central
Bridgeport Lady Is
Pressat
Kenneth Sullivan
Gerald Sampson
Loveland
Council 4
Lucile Stuthell
W. I. Lyons
Margaret Bayer
Scudder
Ta Wan Ka Club
Paul Koester
Carmen Seegrist
Dolly McMann
Bertha Martin
Donna Tragessor
Sullivan
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Jean Rankin
Gene Warren
Forrest Belieu
Dotts
Crites
C. Clark
MYF
Camp Pendleton
First Marine Regiment
Adele Miller
H. H. Miller
Marine Corps
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