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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1964

Page

9

1964 4-H Spring Party and Carnival at Sidney Armory

The Sidney community hosts a weekend carnival at the National Guard Armory and Junior High with 22 booths for 4-H and band parents. Proceeds fund band activities and 4-H projects. events run 7:30 to 11 p.m. on Saturday and 7 to 10 p.m. for the party.

Armory, Junior High National Guard Washington, D. C Sidney Wranglers Clover Leaf Drovers Jolly Nine Potter Jr. Homemakers Huntsman Jr. Farmers Goodview Ivan Liljegren Cheyenne County

Winners Named In Lodgepole Auxiliary Event

Winners in the Americanism contest sponsored by Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary were announced at the April 14 meeting in the Legion Hall. Senior High Lynn Davison Sunol High School won $5. Beverly DeMers placed second with $3. Junior High Sandra Houser Lodgepole won $5. Clyde Vance Lodgepole second with $3. Essays advance to state competition on "Our American Heritage Its Rewards and Demands." Reports covered hospital bids, clothing drive for Save the Children Federation, Easter gift to nurse Betty Carlson, layette for a veteran family, and Lincoln Veterans Hospital. Nebraska needs 423 members to meet national quota. April contributions include Gold Star Fund $10, Nebraska Children's Home $10, Forgotten Children's Fund $5, Alaskan Relief $10. Mrs. Paul Smith discussed Ecuador Pan American study. Red School House Award went to Mrs. Delmar Zalesky. Refreshments by Mrs. Arthur Disney and others. Lions Club dinner duties noted for April 13 and 27.

Francis DeBrunner Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Lynn Davison Sunol High School Beverly DeMers Sandra Houser Lodgepole Clyde Vance Veterans Hospital Lincoln Save the Children Federation Betty Carlson Omaha Nebraska Lodgepole Unit Nebraska Childrens Home Forgotten Childrens Fund Paul Smith Ecuador Delmar Zalesky Arthur Disney Curtis Brown Harry Brown Lions Club

County Teachers At Math Session Cheyenne County Meeting

Cheyenne County educators attended a modern elementary mathematics conference at Chadron State College. Dr. Shirley Hill of the University of Missouri led the lecture. Dal ton teachers included Ellabelle McRoberts Adele Teply Patricia Stewart Frieda Cook Ruth Morgan. Gurley participants were Shirley Beyer Clara Lessig Verdell Lessman Winnie Linerson Janet Waite Robert Scoville Warren Glover Helen Slattery Adelaide Swanson. Sidney attendees were Josie Klitzing Marie Allan T R Tillotson Ruth Gudgel Dora Maring.

Cheyenne County Chadron State College Shirley Hill University of Missouri Dalton Ellabelle McRoberts Adele Teply Patricia Stewart Frieda Cook Ruth Morgan Gurley Shirley Beyer Clara Lessig Verdell Lessman Winnie Linerson Janet Waite

Sorority Honors New Members at Tea Event

New members of Beta Alpha chapter Beta Sigma Phi were honored at a preferential tea hosted by Mrs. Douglas Earnhart on April 11. Guests Mrs. Carl Bonstead Mrs. Duane Golden Mrs. J. D. Peters Mrs. Lee Ross Mrs. Kenneth Rye and Mrs. Clark Wicks received yellow rose corsages amid black and gold tea decor. An invitation to Founders Day lunch on April 25 at Sidney Country Club was noted, with Mrs. Eldon Mapes hosting on May 6 aided by Mrs. Earnhart.

Beta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Douglas Earnhart Carl Bonstead Duane Golden J. D. Peters Lee Ross Kenneth Rye Clark Wicks Sidney Country Club Eldon Mapes Earnhart

Heart Fund Drive Total Reaches 2233 In Cheyenne County

Cheyenne County reports 2233.69 raised for the 1964 Heart Fund Drive with Sidney leading at 897.60, Pot ter 463.50 and Dalton 328.52. The month long February effort supports Nebraska Heart Association research, education and community service programs, with a total toward a 2600 goal.

Cheyenne County Glen Houtz County Heart Fund Sidney Potter Dalton Gurley Lodgepole Lorenzo Sunol Panabaker Nebraska Heart Association Houtz Cheyenne Heart Fund

Rebekah Lodge Plans Memorial Home Visit

Sidney Rebekah Lodge members organized a June 16 visit to Memorial Rest Home during their Wednesday IOOF Hall meeting. Mrs. Gene Morris presided with 24 in attendance and discussed the April 10 birthday party.

Sidney Rebekah Lodge Memorial Rest Home IOOF Gene Morris Oren Cox Kermit Brumbaugh Ellen Bergner Ernest Augenstein

Around The Town Attaché of out-of-town relatives at Mrs Chaney funeral

Out-of-town relatives attended the Monday funeral for Mrs. Orval Chaney. Attendees included George Chaney and family of Wheat Ridge Colorado Hazle Robinson of Prosser Nebraska La Vern Owen of Proctor Colorado Charlie Hafer of Chappell Nebraska Faye Lehmkuhl of Colorado Springs Colorado Don Hafer Arch Hafer Millard Queen Lloyd Dykman and families of Lodgepole. Also notes Mary Krieger leaving for Omaha with son-in-law Virgil Sawicki family returning to Sidney. Caleb Eddy Bill and Bob Eddy plan Lincoln visit for journalism scholarship. Treinen Dorwart attended Operation 756 conference in Omaha. Mrs. George Dalton and children returned from Fort Smith Arkansas. Mrs. Wolford also spent five weeks there. Governor’s Conference in Education in Lincoln included Arlys Beese Bill Eddy and Ray Tsuruda. Brauer Packing Co. represented in Lincoln at Nebr Locker and Processor’s Assn. dinner guests were Mrs. Raymond Henke and Dale Dalton. District 5 workshop of Nebraska Chapter National Hairdressers Association held in Ogallala led by three nationally known stylists.

Orval Chaney George Chaney Wheatridge Colo Hazle Robinson Prosser Neb la Vern Owen Procter Charlie Hafer Chappell Faye Lehmkuhl Colorado Springs Don Hafer Arch Hafer Millard Queen Lloyd Dykman Lodgepole Caleb Eddy Bill Bob Lincoln Lincoln Journal University of Nebraska Chena Jan Treinen Mary Lu Dorwart Omaha Eppley University of Omaha

New PTA Officers Named at North Ward Installations

New North Ward PTA officers were installed led by outgoing president Henry Meyer. Elected were Harry Tucker president Mrs. Bernie Gass vice president Miss Ruth Gudgel secretary and Mrs Sam Countryman treasurer Life memberships were awarded to Mrs Cliff Wolf Mrs Glen Wilcox and Mrs O W Golden. Annual school picnic set for Sunday April 24 at Legion Park.

North Ward PTA Harry Tucker Bernie Gass Ruth Gudgel Sam Countryman Henry Meyer Legion Park Doug Howarth

Mrs Lybarger Heads Circle 7 at First Methodist Church

Mrs Lybarger was elected chairman of Circle 7 WSCS at First Methodist Church during Thursday night meeting. Mrs Jesse King led the business session in Mrs Ralph Welch’s absence with Mrs King as vice chair, Mrs Helzer as secretary, and Mrs Frank Longan as treasurer. Stewardship served as the devotional by Mrs Arnold Knutson. May 21, with Mrs Mabel Jorgensen as hostess, assisted by Mrs Glenn Ackerson.

Paul Lybarger Circle 7 WSCS First Methodist Church Katie Helzer Lybarger Jesse King Ralph Welch King Helzer Frank Longan Arnold Knutson Mabel Jorgensen Glenn Ackerson

Birds and pledges mark April Cub Scout meeting

Cub Scout DEN 3 PACK 82 met Monday April 13 at Mrs Moore's home. The boys recited the Cub Scout Promise and presented written bird reports then read from a bird book before closing with the Living Circle. Kim Peters served as reporter.

Den

Delegation At WSCS Meeting In Scottsbluff

A sizeable delegation from First Methodist Church Sidney attended the annual spring northwest district WSCS meeting in Scottsbluff on Thursday April 16. Mrs Florence Linton participated in the membership march and deceased members were remembered in the memorial hour service. Featured speaker was Miss Lena Mae Rust deaconess at Epworth Village York Neb, a childrens home, with many attendees including Mrs W E Henke and Rev and Mrs John Slayton.

First Methodist Church Sidney WSCS Scottsbluff Florence Linton Lena Mae Rust Epworth Village York Neb W. E. Henke John Slayton Kenneth Bagby Lloyd Carr Linton Rex Olsen James Loaris George Wheat George Young F. E. Longan Bruce Stewart Keith Simpson Don Sabin Bruce Kammarmeyer Verlin Livingston

To Send Quilt Dorcas Class Members at First Baptist Church

Members of the Dorcas class at First Baptist Church viewed a friendship quilt crafted by unnamed makers. The event showcased handiwork highlighting community ties and church fellowship within the local congregation.

Dorcas First Baptist Church

Hospital Auxiliary Sets Date Of October Bazaar

Hospital Auxiliary fixed dates of October 2 and 3 for its annual Bazaar in the Elks Auditorium under the oversight of project chairmen Mrs. P. J. Heaton Sr and Mrs. Joe Ruttner. Coffee and rolls will be supervised by Mrs. Francis Hruska and Mrs. Lois Dindinger. rummage sale handled by Mrs. Paul Randall and Mrs. Hilbert Borcher. The meeting also announced a 10th anniversary observance, open dates for Memorial Rest Home entertainment, and plans for a May Mother's Tea with co chairs Mrs. Clark Fuller and Mrs. Kenneth Noteboom. The Junior Auxiliary orientation listed 39 gifts and one boy, and the pink ladies orientation is set for April 29. The president urged inactive pink ladies to return smocks for reuse and the group will meet May 12 at 2 p.m. at the hospital.

Memorial Hospital H. C. Q. Nelson Elks Auditorium P. J. Heaton Sr Joe Ruttner Francis Hruska Lois Dindinger Potter Paul Randall Hilbert Borcher Auxiliary E. O. Ladine Memorial Rest Home Clark Fuller Kenneth Noteboom Les Hand Jr

Mrs. Jessen Elected Nekota ALCW Stewardship Secretary

Hank Jessen of Lodge Pole was chosen Stewardship Secretary of the Nekota Conference Central District of The American Lutheran Church Women at the April 13 Scottsbluff meeting hosted by Calvary Lutheran Church with 76 attendees from seven Nekota churches. Anna Njaa of Minneapolis was guest speaker. convention theme was Live By the Spirit. Attendees from Weyerts Lutheran Church included Lavern Flessner Roger Franzen Raymond Franzen Clarence Miller Archie Greenwood Ed Borges and others.

Hank Jessen Lodgepole American Lutheran Church Scottsbluff Calvary Lutheran Church Anna Njaa Minneapolis, Minn ALCW Weyerts Lavern Flessner Roger Franzen Raymond Franzen Clarence Miller Archie Greenwood Ed Borges Ervin Langholz Ray Jessen Ed Boehmer Bill Bartling Cornelius Weyerts Effie Folkerts

Missionary Group Plans Meeting at Harlingen Center

A group was sent to the Harlingen Training Center in Harlingen Texas for a Tuesday afternoon session on April 14 led by Mrs Horace Owens with 10 attendees. Mrs Blanche Humphrey led opening devotions and the group worked on the latest missionary project with refreshments served by Mrs Owens. The next meeting is set for 1 30 p m Tuesday April 28 with Mrs Gilbert Pearson as hostess.

Harlingen Training Center Harlingen Texas Horace Owens Blanche Humphrey Owens Gilbert Pearson

Potter Honor Roll Named Potter High School Five Weeks

Potter High School announces fifth six weeks honor roll as listed by Supt. A J Mason. Seniors Iris Herboldsheimer Valerie Lamm Monty Mayer Lanny Tank James Hilpert Gary Larson Kay Wheeler Melinda Kehl Terry Nelson Juniors John Thurston Jeanne Woten Alicia Herboldsheimer Denzil Thies Sophomores none Freshmen Cary Spencer Kay Carlson Ronald Kiel Debbie Thurston Duke Anderson Nancy Terman Thetta Mathewson Kathy Woten Mary Ann Hilpert Virgil Rosenthal.

Potter High School A. J. Mason Iris Herboldsheimer Valerie Lamm Monty Mayer Lanny Tank James Hilpert Gary Larson Kay Wheeler Melinda Kehl Terry Nelson John Thurston Jeanne Woten Alicia Herboldsheimer Denzil Thies Cary Spencer Kay Carlson Ronald Kiel Debbie Thurston Duke Anderson Nancy Terman Thetta Mathewson Kathy Woten Mary Ann Hilpert Virgil Rosenthal

Cub Scout Pack 89 conducts formal uni form inspection at East Ward School

Cub Scout Pack 89 held a formal uniform inspection Tuesday night at East Ward School with Cubmaster Jean Larsen in charge. Webelos led the opening, Den 4 presented a skit, and Den 5 closed. Awards included Wolf Skip Bobo Bear Ricky Daniels Lion Larry Cox Tom Bennett Roy Wittrock Bill Rhodes Arrow of Light Bill Rhodes Two Silver Arrows Scott Young Jack Craig Denner stripes Mike Palmer Larry Kieselhorst Advanced to Webelos: Bill Rhodes Roy Wittrock Roger Nicholson Tom Bennett Larry Cox. Planning meeting set for Wednesday April 22 at 7:30 in IOOF Hall basement. Kite Derby planned for one Sunday in May.

East Ward Jean Larsen Webelos Den 4 Den 5 Wolf Skip Bobo Bear Ricky Daniels Lion Larry Cox Tom Bennett Roy Wittrock Bill Rhodes Arrow of Light Scott Young Jack Craig Denner Mike Palmer Larry Kieselhorst Roger Nicholson IOOF

Cub Scout den meeting notes at Mrs Kahl on April 15

The den mothers group gathered April 15 at Mrs Kahl's home. They opened with the flag salute then conducted activities, planted flowers in planters, and discussed the upcoming Pack skit. Book reports were delivered by Robbie Gully and Elton Klentz, with Elton Klentz acting as reporter.

den Mother’s Kahl Robbie Gully Elton Klentz Living Circle

Lutherans To Meet Monday On New Parish Education

Pastors and teachers from 11 Lutheran congregations will gather at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Sidney on April 20 for briefing on a new Parish Education program to be launched in September. The Nebraska Synod team will lead, with advance guides for students and teachers. The program has undergone field testing since 1961 in 62 congregations.

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney U. S Canada America John Schmidt Lodgepole Wilfred Henning Oshkosh Henry Monnich Benjamin Warrenburg Potter Harold Johnson Gurley Edward Johnson Hay Springs Doniver Peterson Chappell Delmar Wiemers Nebraska Synod Schmidt Immanuel Lutheran Church Lutheran Church In America

Friendly Neighbors Club Meets in April

Mrs Clarence Strandberg hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club on Thursday afternoon April 9 with three guests. Ruth Rexroth led the business session and members shared comments on trading stamps. Mrs Dale Chambers organized entertainment showing costumes of France and Spain and daily life in those countries. The next meeting will be in May at Mrs Otto Horst's home.

Clarence Strandberg Friendly Neighbors Club Ruth Rexroth Roll Dale Chambers France Spain Otto Horst

Pancake Feed Set At Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club

A westernstyle Pancake Feed will be served Sunday April 19 at the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club clubhouse on the south edge of Sidney. Sponsored by the Saddle Club the event runs from 8 am to 1 pm with the public invited.

Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club Sidney The Saddle Club

Parents Nite Set April 22 at Sidney Junior and Senior High

Sidney Junior and Senior High School invites parents to an April 22 Parents Night starting at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria for seventh graders’ orientation. Exhibits and demonstrations will run in both buildings featuring biology chemistry physics science and vocational displays. At 8 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium a program on the new English curriculum will be led by Mrs L C Holloway with seven teachers. Election of 1964 65 Advisory Council members follows for parents of students in grades six through 11. Robert Hossle is president, Claude Wuthier is vice president, and Mrs Bernard Gass is secretary.

Sidney Sidney High Band Louie Schnell J. D. Olinger Ken Pottorff Italy Mel Adams M. M. Selzer Hawaii Lloyd Mintken Ed Bauman Russia Carl Christ Jr Chris Bitner Japan Lewis Wilson Louie Gonzales Rudy Munderloh Kenneth Gordon Neal Atkins James Brickers Keith Kaylor F. C. Devier Mexico Parents Advisory Council L. C. Holloway Robert Hossle Claude Wuthier Bernard Gass

Church Circles Meet Thursday at Memorial Presbyterian

Women's Association circles of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church met Thursday to study the lesson Mature in Christ. The next association luncheon is set for Thursday May 7 at 1 p.m. with Rachel circle as hostess. Multiple hostesses and members led devotions and lessons, and attendance ranged from six to twelve across Rachel Miriam Ruth Caleb Eddy sessions.

Women’s Association Circles of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Association Rachel Mary Elizabeth A. R. Gish Ernest Seeger C. M. Larson William Fankhauser Weert Frerichs Miriam Richard Osterday R. C. Cunningham Ruth Twelve Caleb Eddy Wayne Ayres Carl L. Nelson

Lions Club views color film of 1964 Pro Bowl game

Lions Club members attended a color film of the 1964 East West All Star Pro Football game at a Wednesday luncheon in the Fort Sidney Hotel. The showing was sponsored by United States Gypsum Co. Proceeds benefited charity. Don Foxhaven chaired the program. guests included Jack Wolfe of US Gypsum and Bill Barber of Georgia Pacific Wood.

Lions Club Fort Sidney United States Gypsum Co Los Angeles Don Foxhaven Jack Wolfe U.S. Gypsum Co Bill Barber Georgia Pacific Plywood Co

Former Resident Is Promoted to Omaha Posting

Mr and Mrs Lewis Million Sr of Sidney announce their son Lewis E Million Jr formerly of Morristown New Jersey has been transferred to Omaha on June 1 He has worked with American Telephone and Telegraph in New York City and been promoted to general accounting supervisor for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co in Omaha He will oversee production results budgets and expenses analyses The Millons are well known in Sidney where they both graduated from Sidney High School

Lewis Million Sr Sidney Lewis E. Million Jr Morristown N. J Omaha Young Million American Telephone and Telegraph New York City Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Million Lois Willard D. O. Willards Sidney High School Mr. Million

Extension Clubs Meet for Do Ahead Meals Demo

The Honeycomb Extension club gathered at Mrs. E. G. Garcia’s home Monday evening with Mrs. John Hart presiding. Garcia led a lesson on Do Ahead Meals, demonstrating a casserole, salads, and TV dinners, followed by refreshments as hosted by Mrs. Dale Erle. May 11 report by Marlene Golden.

Honeycomb Extension Club E. G. Garcia John Hart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rebekahs Virgil Sawicki Mary Krieger George Dalton Fort Smith Ark Governor’s Conference On Education Arlys Beese Bill Eddy Ray Tsuruda David Brauer Brauer Packing Co Nebraska Locker and Processor’s Association Raymond Henke and Dale Sterling, Cole Dean Steltner Hélen’ Balten National Hairdressers Association Ogallala Otto Aufdengarten Harold Kieselhorst Marion Scholes Dora Maring Arland Tangeman Central School Audrey Carey Mrs. Lybarger Cub Scout News Kim Peters Past Commanders Association Clifton J. Berry Kenneth Morgan Berry Clifford Webster Wayne Campbell Earl W. Schultz Arnold Draper Gordon Richards Ralph R. Carleton Robert Richards Gerald Thornburg Mrs. Jessen Mrs. Chambers Lions
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