Masonic Lodge honors Longan in Sidney fifty year pin
Longan of Sidney received a 50 year Masonic pin for half a century of membership during a ceremony that also conferred a master Mason degree on A L Ostermier. Longan joined in February 1925 at Bartley Lodge 144 AF&AM and has held memberships in multiple lodges. New TOPS Club officers were installed at First United Methodist Church with Ruth Owen as leader and several co leaders and officers named. The group also noted recent contest winners Ruth Owen and Norma Stroh in High Stakes and Candle contests. The New York AP report mentions Alvin SC as a tiny town in a Rand McNally atlas with population listed as 10.
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Frank Longan
Sidney
Masonic Lodge
Longan
The
Masons
Bartley
Af&am
Tops Club
First United Methodist Church
Ruth Owen
Gail McDowell
Patricia von Seggern
Teresa
New Yorktap
Alvin
Rand McNally
Osterday speaks on Sidney track schedule at Lions Club
Dick Osterday, head track coach at Sidney Public Schools, spoke at the Sidney Lions Club luncheon at the Chateau about the Red Raiders season schedule and personnel out for the team. Rod Hinman announced Easter Egg Hunt details for Legion Park Saturday at 9 a.m. Glen Draper noted a Lions board meeting Friday noon at the Chateau. Milt Nissen was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Osterday
Sidney Public Schools
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau
Osterday
Red Raiders
Rod Hinman
Legion Park
Glen Draper
Sidney Lions Board of Directors
Industrial Arts Fair Planned at Western Nebraska Tech
The 10th Annual Industrial Education Fair will be at Western Nebraska Technical College in Sidney on May 1 2 4 and 5. Dean Thomas Dindinger says the event runs 8 am to 8 pm May 1 8 am to 12 noon May 2 with judging that day. Open house May 4 9 am to 5 pm and May 5 8 am to 10 30 am. Ribbons awarded for all entries and special prizes for outstanding projects.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Sidney
Thomas Dindinger
Ronnie Kole Trio Closes Sidney Concert Series
The Ronnie Kole Trio wraps up three community concerts in Sidney with an 8 pm show at Sidney High School auditorium. Membership for next year grants free admission to the final concert. Tickets through memberships range 10.25 for adults, 5.25 for students, 30.80 for families, and passes can be used in nearby towns. A reception follows in the high school cafeteria. The group, once linked to New Orleans venues, has released seven albums and performs a Gershwin medley and several well known pieces.
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Ronnie Kole
Sidney
Sidney High School
Dickie Taylor
Everitt Link Jr
Kole
J W Vaughn Sidney
Scottsbluff
Ft Morgan
Colo
Sterling
Vaughn
Jeff
New Orleans
al Hirt
Big Noise
Winnetka
Dark Eyes
Amazing Grace
Nebraska Heritage Out of the Earthy Dusk at Chappell Gym
The University of Nebraska at Omaha Touring Company presents a fully staged performance titled Nebraska Heritage Out of the Earthy Dusk at Chappell High School Gym. Sponsored by the Chappell Chamber of Commerce and Gamma Chi Sorority, the Sunday 2 pm show supports the Chappell Physician Placement Drive. The two and a half hour program, created by UNO’s Fred Vesper and students, weaves research into a cohesive dramatic theme with script coordination by Lou Meyers.
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University of Nebraska At Omaha Tourning Company
Chappell High School
Chappell Chamber of Commerce
Gamma Chi Sorority
Chappell
Fred Vesper
University Theatre and Dramatic Arts
UNO
Nebraska
Lou Meyers
Febold Feboldson
Paul Bunyan
Chris Vesper
Steve Anderson
Lynn Broderick
Dan Gleason
Jean Guinan
Bill Hladik
Kim Heffelfinger
Gregg Loso
Kathy Muhlenkort
Nebraska Arts Council
Sidney Drug Stores
Public notices administer estate hearing and city meeting
Notices announce the administration petition for Emma E Hansen estate with hearing set April 28 1975 and probate for Laban E Lydiatt with hearing April 30 1975. Also a Sidney Nebraska mayor and council meeting on April 14 1975 with open public agenda and city clerk notice. Nebraska heritage production details noted with touring company and grant funding.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Emma E Hansen
Frieda Narjes
P. J. Heaton
Sidney
Laban E Lydiatt
State of
Eugene M. Lydiatt
Virginia estimates tourist industry value at 1 billion
Virginia projects the tourism sector to generate about 1 billion dollars annually, outlining the industry's sizable economic impact and potential policy considerations for growth.
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Virginia
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Frank Mattoon
Elwood Lostroh
Frank Welch Lodge
A. L. Ostermier
BIET
New
Union of Commercial Federal Savings and Union Loan
Tru Tet
Larriby
Edi Avenue
Milt Nissen
WNTC
University OF Nebraska Touring Company
Martin, Mattoon & Matzke
Puplian
Gordon R Tobin
P. J. Heaton, Sr
Merth
Coop Elevator
Kimbell
IHC
Oliver
Kent
IMC Corn Cult
Mayrath Rugers
Motors
Briggs
Maurice Kath
Bob Aue
Ringman
Marold Heidemann
Hirbloch
10Th Street
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