Three Young Ladies Vie For 1966 Miss Fort Sidney
Candidates Carolyn Burdick Kathy Curless and Diane Sedgwick compete May 7 for Miss Fort Sidney Days of 1966 honors. Burdick, 19, Dalton High School graduate, studies at Sidney Business Institute, piano and drama training. Curless, 17, Sidney High School senior, plans Business Institute attendance with song and dance talent. Sedgwick, 19, Sidney High School graduate, former University of Wyoming student, piano and dramatics training, aims for airline stewardess school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sidney
Carolyn Sue Burdick
Floyd Burdick
Dalton
Business Institute of Sidney
Nu Tau Sigma Sorority
Kathy Dawn Curless
W.R. Curless
7Th Avenue
Sidney High School
Kathy
Diane Sedgwick
D. R. Sedgwick
Laredo Lane
University of Wyoming
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Canasta Club meeting honors winners at Robinett home
The J A G Canasta Club met at Mrs Amy Robinett last Thursday with Mrs Amanda Folkerts as guest. Mrs Robert Kurz won prizes for high score and consolation while Mrs John Engel took high red trees. The next meeting is set for Thursday Apr 28 at Mrs Ella Kahler home with Mrs Wilma Stimka hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. G. Canasta Club
Amy Robinett
Amanda Folkerts
Robert Kurz
John Engel
Ella Kahler
Wilma Stimka
NARC E Meets Nine Attend Apr Meeting at IOOF Hall
The National Association of Retired Civil Employees held a meeting on April 20 at the IOOF hall with nine members present. K R McHatton opened with prayer and pledge. Marshall Larkins led the business session. Announcements included no state convention this year and Lincoln hosting next year. The national convention will be in Jacksonville Florida June 13 to 15. The group supported P L 89-205 as urged by Veterans of World War I. Iowa state convention is set for Council Bluffs May 10 to 12. Nebraska members were invited. The next gathering is Wednesday May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
IOOF
K. R. McHatton
Marshall Larkins
Lincoln
Jacksonville
Fla
P.L
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Lucky Lassies 4 H Elects Officers At April Meeting
The Lucky Lassies 4 H group met on April 18 at Mrs. Wendell Abrams home. Officers elected were President Cindy Jackson Vice president Linda Thompson Secretary Barbey Wolf and News reporter Beth Hiett. They planned a booth for the 4 H spring party on April 30 at the Armory with leaders Mrs. Wendell Abrams and Mrs. Samuel Countryman and set next meeting for April 25. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wendell Abrams Beth Hiett and the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Lassies 4-H
Wendell Abrams
Cindy Jackson
Linda Thompson
Barbey Wolf
Beth Hiett
Armory
Samuel Countryman
Weston Miller Attends Luther League Executive Board Meeting
Weston Miller of Lodgepole attended a Central District Luther League Executive Board meeting in Phillipsburg Kansas. He serves as president of the Nekota Conference Luther League and joined Rev Wilfred G Sager in planning the district convention in Kansas City this November and selecting four college youth to tour the 18 conferences conducting workshops this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Miller
Lodgepole
Central District Luther League
Phillipsburg
Kan
Weston
Nekota Conference Luther League
Kansas City
Wilfred G. Sager
Dallas
Tex
American Lutheran Church
Alvin Danielson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Weyerts
Colorado
Nebraska
Weyerits
Immanuel Lutheran Delegates Attending Central District Convention
Delegates from Immanuel Lutheran Church Weyerts will attend the Central District of the American Lutheran Church convention in Estes Park Colorado April 25 to 28 at the YMCA conference center. Over 500 delegates are expected for the four day event with theme Gods Word For Todays World. Dr Fredrik Schiotz and Dr Arthur E Hanson headlining the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Weyerts
American Lutheran Church
Estes Park
Colo
Y.M C.A
Rockies
Fredrik Schiotz
Arthur E. Hanson
Don Block
Lewis Kraft
Alvin Danielson
George Narjes
District World Missions Committee
Mothers Of DeMolay Met In Club Session
The DeMolay Mothers Club met Monday evening with eight members present. New officers assumed duties: Mrs. James Bricker president, Mrs. Robert McKay first vice president, Mrs. James Edwards second vice president, Mrs. Jack Curless secretary, Mrs. C. H. Hickman treasurer, Mrs. Robert Hossle chaplain. New committee members were named. Rose Degree ceremony to be given by DeMolays, May 11 at 9 p.m. Eastern Star invited DeMolay mothers to attend. No summer meetings planned. next meeting date will be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Mothers Club
James Bricker
Robert McKay
James Edwards
Jack Curless
C. H. Hickman
Robert Hossle
Eatern Star
Want Ad Ad: Sell It Fast with Phone Contact
A compact want ad prompts readers to sell quickly using a single contact number 254 5555. The brief notice emphasizes speed and direct phone outreach for rapid sale of items.
Lions Hear Film At Sidney Club Meeting
Lions Club of Sidney viewed a film Gate Ways to the Mind at a noon meeting at Port Sidney Motor Hotel. E. L. Hoover urged attendance at Arbor Day tree planting Friday morning April 22 at Hillside Golf Course. Guests included Bryce Henry Kimball Gene Horrock Vern Draper. L. B. Neuman was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Port Sidney Motor Hotel
E. L. Hoover
Lions Centennial
Hillside Golf Course
Bryce Henry
Kimball
Gene Horrock
Vern Draper
Sidney
L. B. Neuman
Local events week outline for April 21 to 25
Tryouts for Panhandle Players production Voice of the Turtle on Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Junior High auditorium. Saturday features Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club at 8 p.m. with class graduation and three guest callers. Union Pacific Oldtimers Club 29 meets for a covered dish dinner at 6 p.m. Sunday offers a pancake feed and St Patrick's Smorgasbord with games and cake walk. Monday includes IOOF Lodge 91 second degree at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Voice of the Turtle
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club
Auxiliary
National Guard Armory
Sidney
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Census Update At Memorial Hospital Details Admissions
The Memorial Hospital census at 8 a.m. Friday lists 58 patients and seven babies in the nursery. The bulletin records numerous admissions including Sidney Trowbridge, Raymond Sinks, Deborah Tepner, Kimberly Porter, Francis Troidl, and others. Dismissals include Anna Johnson, Baby Shepard, George Ott, Walter Johnson, and more. Births announce two girls and a boy to local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Frank Trowbridge
Raymond Sinks
Virgil Knockstedt
Wayne Rohde
Wayne Davis
Rosemary Ramirez
Noyes Sutton
Andy Hegarty
LaVera Brockman
Deborah Tepner
E. A. Ruttner
Kimberly Porter
Arlo Jones
Francis Troidl
Larry Grabowski
Lodgepole
Gary Aten
Francis Kripal
Lynn Collinson Potter
Calvin Larson
J. L. Masur
Don Duncan
Anna Johnson
Leo Wolff
Shepard
George Ott
Walter Johnson
Dallas Stettner
Lloyd Spencer
Phillip Koester
Robert Mason
Iliff
Dick Dubois Sund
Miriam Cramer Potter
Birth Announcements and Club Notes From Local Community
Birth notices include Brenda Lee Mason born April 17 at 5 57 p.m. weighing 7 pounds 6 1/2 ounces with grandparents James H. Johnson Newrockford N D and Ruth A. Mason Denver and great grandparents Reeves Johnson and Ethel Johnson. John Kirk Spencer born April 17 at 7 06 p.m. weighing 8 pounds with siblings Jeffery Je Norman Colleen Marie Judith Gayle. grandmother Sylvia Spencer of Greeley Colorado. Clark Edward Morrow born April 20 at 8 38 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces with grandparents Alfred B. Bennett Pennsylvania Ila Marie Morrow Clinton Oklahoma and great grandparents E B Fry Clinton and G A Bennett New Jersey. Royal Maids report a biscuit demonstration by Teresa and Vickie Richie at the April 11 meeting at Bob Richie home. spring party planned for Sidney April 30 and other projects discussed. next meeting May 13 at Karyn Smith home. Golden Hour notes include tea ring and tube painting demonstrations. booth at the fair planned. thanks from Richard Blair in Viet Nam. new member Mrs Berger Peetz. May meeting at Mrs Don Hume’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Lee Mason
Robert Mason
Brenda Lee
James H. Johnson
Newrockford
N.D
Ruth A. Mason
Denver
Dan F.reeves
Harvey, N.D
Willis Johnson
N, Dakota
Ethel Johnson
Kirkland
Wash
John Kirk Spencer
Lloyd Spencer
John Kirk
Jeffery
Je. Norman
Colleen Marie
Judith Gayle
Sylvia Spencer
Greeley
Colo
Clark Edward Morrow
Melvin Morrow
Clark Edward
Alfred B. Bennett
Pennsylvania
Ila Marie Morrow
Clinton
Okla
E. B, Fry
G. A. Bennett
New Jersey
Royal Maids
Teresa
Vickie Richie
Bob Richie
Cindy Juelfs
Jean Kiel
Sidney
Bruce Juelfs
Wayne Larson
Karyn Smith
Don Robinson
Calvin Klentz
Richard Blair
Viet Nam
Berger Peetz
Obituary notice for Mollie Wagner in Colorado Springs
Word was received of Mollie Wagner 42 of Colorado Springs formerly Scottsbluff and Sidney born February 2 1924 in Fort Collins married Harold L Wagner January 14 1946 in Kimball moved to Colorado Springs in 1961 survived by husband daughter Mary Livesind of Colorado Springs father and stepmother David Heintz Scottsbluff brothers Sam Heintz Milwaukee sister Emma Heintz Scottsbluff funeral held in Colorado Springs with burial at Evergreen Cemetery
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Mollie Wagner
Scottsbluff and
Sidney
Fort Collins
Harold L. Wagner
Kimball
Mary Livesind
David Heintz
Scottsbluff
Sam Heintz
Milwaukee, Wis
Emma Heintz
Evergreen Cemetery
Panhandle Players Workshop and Local Meetings Next Week
Monday April 25 Panhandle Players workshop at 8 p.m. in the Senior High cafeteria invites members and anyone interested in little theatre work. Also Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Shelter Room. Tuesday April 26 VFW Auxiliary meets 7:30 p.m. Elks Lodge basement with officer elections and refreshments. Wednesday April 27 Sidney Women's Golf Association meets 7:30 p.m. at Sidney Country Club. dessert and coffee served. open to women interested in joining the season.
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Panhandle Players
Sidney Business & Professional Women’s Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney Women’s Golf Association
Sidney Country Club
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Miss
Future Teachers of America
Sub Debs, Masque & Gavel
Carolyn Burdick
Kathy Curless
Canasta Club
N.A.R.C.E. Met
Lucky Lassies
Mothers of DeMolay
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Lodge
Northwestern Bell
VFW
Elks Lodge
Grand Ole Opry
Sterling
Bill Anderson
Decca Records
Harmony Nook
Jimmy Gately Po
Connie Smith
Billboard Magazine
Sidney ‘ National Bank
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