Out-of-town guests attend April wedding in Wilbur area
A long list of relatives and friends from Lincoln Beatrice Denver and Cheyenne gathered for the April 3 wedding of Jeannette Albro and James Cantrell near Wilbur Nebraska. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Cantrell Sr Mr and Mrs Richard Roll and many others with rehearsals and a Sunday buffet. Police note traffic was controlled by radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Albro
James Cantrell Asedted
Tom Cantrell Sr
Wilbur
Tom Cantrell
Ken Junske
Lincoln
Richard Beck
Beatrice
Patsy. Davis
Denver
Beverly Derwart
Ompha
Mies Dorothy Raigerwhek
Ki Kikai
Melvin’ Reseigh
Belix Heriade
Peatz
Raymondette
Climax
Colassned
William Nalleiteid Felix
Ft. Morgan
Richard Waln
Cheyenne
Emil Dolsky
Ft. Colling
Wilfred. Umreln
Bilide
Joseph Schutte
Gil
Sterling
Vern
Albro
William Rourke
Patty
Wilfred Unrein
Ricky
Ton Cantrell
Richard Rolls
James Patrick
Ginny Loftus
Joe Schutte
Tom Cantrell Jr
John J. Treinen
N. M
Tucson
Albel
Phoenix
Aus
Sophie J .Livoni
Mona
Frank Nelson
Nelson
Ethel Jeffery
Roaring 20s Sorority Party Draws Potter Couples
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at Potter hosted a Roaring 20s gathering at Sidney Country Club Saturday. About 25 couples attended a buffet dinner and dance with speakeasy entry, kerosene lamp lighting, checkered decor, and themed favors. Special guests included honorary members Mrs. Reetz and Mrs. Enevoldsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi
Beta Zeta
Potter
Sidney Country Club
Wwe
Fred Reetz
Reetz
Fred Enevoldsen
Kenneth Rose
Dorothy Hessler
Delmar Knight
Clif Thurston
Don Enevoldsen
Foreign Missions Topic At St Pauls Ladies Aid
Rev C C Boye led a Thursday afternoon study on foreign missions at St Pauls Luther an Ladies Aid with devotional period. Mrs Ed Bauman presided at a business session attended by 4 members and two guests Sophie Engelland and William Vecera. Hostesses were Mrs Art Schuessler and Verne Sharman. Next meeting set for May 4 at the Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missions
Cc. C. Boye
St. Paul's
Luther
Boye
Ed Bauman
Sophie *Engelland
William’ Vecera
Art Schuessler
Verne Sharman
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Association Luncheon Discusses Spring Tea
Twenty nine members of the Apapciation of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church attended a 1 o’clock luncheon Thursday in the church parlors. Roger Plantz presided at the business session and announced the annual Spring Fellowship Tea on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Scottsbluff
Elmer Hartmann
Carl L. Nelson
Elizabeth
Dorcas Society Plans Anniversary Dinner
Dorcas Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met with 25 members. Mrs. Alvin Bauer presided. They planned a basket dinner at noon Sunday April 30 for the church’s ?th anniversary. Co-chairmen were Mrs. Anna Rexroth and Mrs. D R Sedgwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Alvin Bauer
Anna Rexroth
D. R. Sedgwick
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Henry Monnich
Car] Christ
Ed Brauer
A. J. Whitinice
Arnold
Breasck
Extension Clubs Meet for Nebraska Government Study
The March session of Extension Clubs was held March 23 at the home of Mrs Lenhart Schobert with eight members and one guest, Mrs Eugene Argabright. Plans include studying a Nebraska government section each meeting. next gathering on April 20 at Mrs Clarence Motes’s home features a lesson on Home and Family Protection by Mrs Louis Fehringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyepee
Shqme
Lenhart Schobert
Schobert
Eugene
Argabright
Nebraska
Ww.l. ‘Griffiths
Clarence Motes
Louis Fehringer
Methodist WSCS Officers Elect and Spring Tea Planned
New officers of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service were elected at the First Methodist Church meeting. President and co‑presidents named along with secretaries and chairmen. Forty‑nine members attended as plans were set for a Northwest District spring meeting and a Spring Fellowship Tea on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. W. Vaughn
C. A. Stary
David Ells
Glenn ‘Ackerson
Bryce’'Stewart
Lenhart - Rebert
Cale Kindred
George Niekum
Florence Linton
W. E. Henke
K. L. Moore
W. M. Usher
Lloyd Talich
Raoul Nelson
Frank Balderson
Hilbert Borcher
C. D. Webster
King
Story
Dale Kindred
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Henke
William Waldo
Gordon Richards
Dallas Richards
Oscar Hatcher
Jack Fish
Alva Cox
Bruce Stewart
Northwest District
Chappell Methodist Church
Isaac Jones 91 Former Resident Dies in California
Isaac Jones a 91 year old former Sidney resident died Thursday in California where he had lived since 1937. Born March 20 1870 in Osceola Illinois he moved to Sidney at age 14 with his mother homesteading on the North Divide in 1884. He was a longtime member of the Methodist Church and had worked 35 years as night supervisor for the Union Pacific Railroad in Sidney. He married Olive E Tipton in 1903 and Dora Sneider in 1945. survived by seven of nine children, 22 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter. Funeral services were held today at 1 p.m. at Brusie Funeral Home Chico with burial in Chico Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Eighth St
Chico
Jones
Verna M. Mosman
Stockton
Calif
George T
Ward A
Sterling
Adabelle Erickson
Aden M
Portland
Ore
Clayton
Sandpoint
Idaho
Clifford D
Cheyenne
John Moore
Trinity Methodist Church
Brusie Funeral Home
Dutch Dollis 4-H Club Meets At Cindy Lowenhurst Home
The February 25 meeting of the Dutch Dolls 4-H Club was held at Cindy Lowenhurst's home. Leader Mrs. Peetz helped with their skirts. The session adjourned and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy ‘Lowenhurgt
Peetz
Community Club and Sorority Schedule for April Week
Events listed across Monday to Friday include Rotary Club and Toastmasters at 6:15 to 6:30 p.m., Sidney High Band Auxiliary and Odd Fellows Lodge meetings, BP.W. Club and sorority activities, and various local organization gatherings. Attendees include Doran family members, Civitan Club, Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Garden Club, and W.F. Post 610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Sidney High Band
Odd Fellows Lodge
Alpha Nu
King’ S.daughters
I Doran
Fire Hall
Civitan Club
Rail’s
Hospital
Sidney Garden Club
N.O. ‘Extension
John Frerichs
Rebekah Kensington
Bunkerhill
Kiwanis
Eastern Star
Helping Hand
SHS Math Team Rates Well In State Contest
Sidney High School's math team placed 18th out of 142 schools in the National Math Contest held March 7. Top scorers James Nissen Ed Bowman and Roger Young contributed to the team score as Sidney achieved its first top 20 finish in four years of MASM sponsorship with 2,736 participants in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
James Nissen
Ed Bowman
Roger’ Young
Sidney
Mathematical Association of America
Nebraska
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Local Students To Chadron Visit Day At Chadron State
Visitation Day at Chadron State Teachers College was held Thursday sponsored by Sigma Delta Nu an educational fraternity. Attending from Sidney were 26 Future Teachers of America members and two sponsors Mrs. Maria Carley and Ralph Spencer. The all day session included visiting classes and campus buildings talks with instructors luncheon and dinner meeting also at the cafeteria Students from Harrison and Hemingford also took part in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State Teachers College
Sigma Delta Nu
Sidney
Future Teachers of America
Mre
Marcia Carley
Ralph Spencer
Harrison and Hemingford
Luther League Rally Planned at Dalton with Guest Speaker
Senior Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met to outline events including a rally at Dalton on Sunday April 16 at 3 0 pm with a dinner and evening meeting guest speaker Roy Miller from Central Seminary Fremont. Other plans cover a May progressive dinner and August Luther League convention at Illinois University with nineteen members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Dalton
Roy Miller
Central Seminary
Fremont
Harlan Pals
Illinois University
Diane Potter
Alliance High Heads to District Music Contest in Sidney
Alliance High will send 140 music students to Sidney on April 21 for the District 6 music contest. Band orchestra and choir members will compete under directors Don Harriss and Rod Eschenberger with solo and ensemble entries across vocal, instrumental and dance bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Alliance High
Sidney
Don Harriss
Rod Eschenberger
Diana Smaha
Jacki Vallentine
Ken Lincoln
Paul Lepard
Lincoln
Mary Lou Adams
Miss Smaha
Judy Trank
First coins minted in Lydia from electrum alloy
The earliest coin money originated in Lydia in Asia Minor and was struck in electrum, a natural mix of gold and silver, marking a pivotal development in monetary history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Asia Minor
Electrum
New Guiding Star staff member Alice Bloomquist named
Miss Alice Bloomquist, a 1957 Iowa Wesleyan College graduate from Burlington, Iowa, will train in Ogallala before serving in Guiding Star districts. She previously worked as an educational assistant at Shenandoah Methodist Church and led youth religious education. Cookie sale chair Merle Spearow set dates April 7 to 17 with sales in Sidney on April 15. Proceeds fund camps, equipment, and a Guiding Star Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiding Star
Girl: Scout Council
Staf
Alice Bloomquist
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Iown
Girl Scouts
Burlington
El-kee-ta
Geneva Hotelling
Shining Trail Council
Iowa
Miss Bloomquist
Shenandoah Methodist Church
Mass Bloomquist
Merle Spearow
Sidney Cookie Sale
Sidney
Brownies
Lakeview
Lake Maloney
Goodall
Cedar Point
Lake Keystone
Guiding Star Scholarship Fund
Guiding Star Council
South Ward School
Linda Perez
Gayle Rapp
Latin America Leads US Agricultural Exports
Latin America remains the dominant supplier of agricultural products to the United States, outsizing other regions. Strong shipments of fruits and coffee bolster trade, signaling continued growth in the bilateral agricultural market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
United States
Christian Women's Fellowship Meetings Reported
The Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian Church held meetings at members' homes on Thursday. Announcements noted the District Preview on May 8 at the church and the April 20 general meeting at 2 p.m. with Garland Farmer Group as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of
First Christian Church
Garland Farmer
John Ross
Aubrey Russell
Phil Etherton
Clarence Dorman
Jack Knicely
Robert ‘Hiett
Eugene Argabright
Alva ‘Hart
United Lutheran Church Women Elect Officers At Meeting
ULCW members gathered Tuesday with 17 Phillip Hugo and Mrs Bill Cooper present. Mrs Kenneth Kieselhorst led the lesson Who Opens The Door. Seven Sidney women plan to attend the U S C W Spring Conference April 18 at Paxton Nebraska. Mrs Arnold Muehling chairs the Sunday April 30 coffee for Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 75th anniversary. Officers elected include Harold Kieselhorst president Hendee vice president Richard Swanson secretary Lewis Schneider treasurer Don Meier statistical secretary. Hostesses were Mrs Don Meier and Mrs Gene Meier. Next meeting May 2 with hosts Mrs Harold Kieselhorst and Mrs Kenneth Kieselhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church
Phillip Hugo
Bill Cooper
Kenneth Kieselhorst
Sidney
U.S.C.W
Paxton, Neb
Don Meier
Pat Dier
Henry Monnich
Grace Schneider
Esther Swanson
Harold Hendee
Harold Kieselhorst
Arnold Muehling
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Gene Meier
Brownie Troop Meeting Notes From South Ward School
Brownie Troop 38 met with Mrs Edwards on Tuesday March 28 at South Ward School. Liz Cunningham and Paula Ritz presided and brought treats. Troop 1 elected Patrol Leaders Renee Kaylor. Troop 122 met also at South Ward School with Becky Larson presiding and flag ceremony by Carole Outright and Karen Mann. Plans for a cookout next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Edwards
Liz Cunningham
Paula Ritz
South Ward
Kay Lang
Renee Kaylor
South Ward School
Becky Larson
Carole Outright
Karen Mann
Carolyn Gipfert
Labor Demand Steady in Four-County Area
Oil field activity remains the major loss driver though improved weather suggests activity will rise in coming weeks. Agricultural hiring is set to grow for thirty days as labor supply dips about 20 percent since February but remains 15 percent higher than March 1960. In March 136 job referrals occurred, with 22 in agriculture. non agricultural placements included 36 women, 27 veterans, and 11 handicapped. Initial claims fell to 47 in March, with 522 weeks paid, costing about $10,000 locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball County
Department study links light exposure to pullet production delay
Department of Agriculture tests indicate hens exposed to excessive light at a young age begin laying later and show inferior body and feather development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Roscio brothers run Dunton ghost town ranch hotel
In Colores Colorado guests at the Roscio brothers Dunton ranch stay in 10 of 25 units repurposed from the ghost mining village. Saloons became cabins and a tavern with bar stools while an old dance hall with a bullet hole in the floor hosts occasional dances. Emilio Charles and Joe Jr. Roscio are heirs of the late Joe Roscio who arrived in 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colores
Colo
Dudy
Colorado
Roscio Brothers
Dunton
Emilio
Charles
Joe Jr
Joe Roscio
St. Patrick's Seniors Win Essay Contest
Three St Patrick's Academy seniors won top places in the Porter McGuver Auxiliary No 610 VFW contest. Celia Palmer first Jeanne Hiett second Joe Ringleman Jr third prizes 15 10 5. Palmer advances to state and Nebraska winner contends for national awards of 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Academy
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ethel Reutzel
Ccecelia Palmer
Jeanne Hiett
Joe Ringleman, Jr
Miss Palmer
Nebraska
VFW
Sidney Vfw
Xavier
St. Patrick’s
Stain Removal Tip for Greasy Spots on Tablecloths
A quick method to lift grease from solid-color tablecloths. Place the stained area between clean blotting papers and press lightly with a warm iron to transfer grease away.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Kieselhorst
Bloomfield
Neb
Reed Young
W.E. Gehrig Sr
Sheriff's and Peace Officer's Convention
Harold C. Craig
Warren Cunningham
Kearney
John Swick
Torrington
Wyo
Swick
Ben Franklin
Christian Youth Fellowship
Scaitsbluff
John
Bob Nornan
Don’ Martin
Dick Russell
Rosa ‘Page Welch
Chicago
Wells
Stephen J. ‘England
Graduate Seminary
Phillips University
Enid
Oklahoma
is. _O'Halloran
Rochester
Minn
Mayor Clinic
Melvin Bodtkes
Dennis
Paul Aude
Bodtké
Aude
Scotiablaft
Bodtkes
Henry Pabst
Fléte Rhine
Forrest Planck
Key West
Fla
Williamspoint
Syracuse
N. Y
Clifford
Jensen
Thareday
Ing
Don Jorgenson
S, A
Sonat Vessi
la Vonme Lessig
Haith
Planiz
Mane Treffic
Radio
Pruce Pinatz
Potter Sorority
Ladies Aid Studies Foreign Missions
Womens Association Res
Esther Strandberg
W.S.C.S
Grand Island
Longan
Ray Turek
Usher
Circle Seven
R. L. Townsend
Loren Fraser
Isaac Jones
California
Gamma Tau
Alpha Tata
St. ” Paul's
SHS
Chadron
Luther Leaguers
News of the
Cookie Sale
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Garland Farmer Group
Grace Peterson
Melvin Hiett
Duane Martin
Daisy Hiett
Rialph Lundberg
John Farmer
Ernest Knicely
L. J. Darhall
Child Saving Institute
ULCW
Eichman
Adolf Eichmann
Haifa
Jerusalem
Brownie News
Rise Kaylor
St. Pat’s
James W. van Seyoc
van Seyoz
New Mexico
van Scyoce
Albuquerque
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