Methodist Women meeting and 1977 Girls and Boys State delegates
The UMW General Meeting met Thursday April 7 at 1 30 p.m in the Fellowship Hall of the church with Pearl Nelson and Mrs John Stasch serving at tea. The program featured a Nick Charle Richards led film discussion from Epworth Village at York. Circles meet April 21 with Circle 1 led by Mrs Lawrence Osborn and others following. 1977 Cornhusker Boys and Girls State delegates and alternates from Dalton Gurley and Weyerts Legion Auxiliaries are named, with juniors from local high schools set to represent their communities at annual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Pearl Nelson
John Stasch
Circle 4
Ruby Christ
FJ Dbevier
Charlie Richards
Rod Wilmoth
Nick Charle Richards
Epworth Village
York
New
Mable Jorgenson
Lawrence Osborn
Charles Michael
Robert Spestow
Florence Linton
Forrest Tremain
Ed Wilkhorst
Lloyd Carr
Don Rosenbaum
WM Meusburger
John Moore
Cornhusker
Mintken Davison
American Legion
Dalton and Weyerts
Gurley
Connie Twarling
Glenn Twarling
Dalton
Nancy Fecht
Herbert Fecht
Dennis Peters
Jay Peters
Darrell Miller
Kenneth Miller
Gwen Marshall
Beverly Marshall
Weyerts Legion Auxiliary
Girls State
Denise Honebein
Merlin Boehmer
Lodgepole
Weyerts Legion Post 137
Boys State
Don Adams
Robert Adams
Rural
Sidney
Joe Meick
Eill Meick
Tax talk at Sidney Lions Club luncheon
Milt Nissen Cheyenne Company Treasurer spoke on local and state taxes 1969 and 1976 Real Estate and Personal Property taxes at the Sidney Lions noon meeting at the Chateau A nominating committee led by Stewart Brown was named for 1977 1978 with members Glen Draper Glenn Spearow and Don W Miles Zone IH set a Gurley meeting April 26 at 6 30 pm Ladies Night banquet set for May 5 at Lodgepole Valley Youth Camp at 7 pm Guests were Louis G Bauer and Don W Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Nissen
Cheyenne Company
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau
Nissen
Bob Balfour
Stewart Brown
Glen Draper
Glenn Spearow
Don W Miles
Gurley
Paul Adkinson
Sidney Lions
Lodgepole Valley
Louis G Bauer
Sidney
Chan Pell
Energy crisis talk at WNTC women’s club meeting
Jack Fish of the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission spoke on energy at a WNTC Womer meeting held at Gracie Michaels home. Seventeen members attended as Gracie Michaels reported a bake sale netting 20594 dollars, to be placed in the Endowment Fund as a Roxanne Steele memory scholarship honoring Perry Keys and Brad Nutter, linked to the March 7 car train accident. Next gathering is a May 10 cafeteria covered dish supper at 6 pm with family invitations. drinks and rolls provided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fish
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
WNTC
Womer
Nergy
Gracie Michaels
Roxanne Steele
Perry Keys
Brad Nutter
VFW Auxiliary elects new officers and Loyalty Day plans
Mrs. Mae Gorman was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 610 VFW at the Tuesday meeting with 30 members present in the Legion. She will assume office in June, succeeding Mrs. Elva Davison. New officers include Mrs. Alice Blair, Lloyd Walmsley, Mrs. Marion Whitaker, Mrs. Robert Lloyd, Mrs. Art Lenzen, Mrs. Fern Hjekness, Mrs. Davison, and Mrs. Wesley Brown. The group voted to support a flagpole for Memorial Hospital and Home and to host the Loyalty Day banquet April 30 at the Sidney Senior Citizen's Center with speaker Jack Ii Lowe of Panhandle Growth, Inc. Also announced were a Defensive Driving course, Lite A Bike Day, and membership at 181. The NT district convention is May 15 in Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Gorman
Ladies Auxiliary
Elva Davison
Alice Blair
Wnirs
Lloyd Walmsley
Marion Whitaker
Robert Lloyd
Art Lenzen
Fern Hjekness
Davison
Wesley Brown
Legion
Auxiliary
Ilse Jessen
Frieda Adams
Walmsley
Sidney Senior Citizen's Center
Jack Ii Lowe
Panhandle Growth, Inc
Memorial Hospital
Lester McConnell
VFW Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Donald Holtman
Nebraska youths featured in spring events and honors
Debbie Disbrow of Sidney joined in the 3rd Annual Spring Sing in Oklahoma City with Oklahoma City University sororities and fraternities. Other items note birthdays, military awards, scholarship finalists, and recognitions including Linda Egging, Pimples? Spurs leader appointments, and Alpha Zeta initiation at UNL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Disbrow
Ardell Disbrow
Sidney
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Tracy Grasz
Chappell
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Alpha Zeta
UNL
Lincoln
Klutis Frerichs vows read in Lincoln rite
Janet Kay Frerichs daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Frerichs Gurley married Charles Lee Klutts son of Mr and Mrs Charles Klutts Gering in Lincoln. The Rev FC Friederich grandfather of groom performed the ceremony. Best man Raymond Cox of Junction City Kan. Honeymoon to Denver then residence at 845 L St Gering. POTTER April meeting Clara Barton Tent Daughters of Union Veterans urged donations for Omaha Bazaar at Department Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Kay Frerichs
Herman Frerichs
Gurley
Charles Lee Klutts
Charles Klutts
Gering
Lincoln
FC. Friederich
Gary Netherland
Scottsbluff
Raymond Cox
Junction City
Kan
Denver
Colo
L St
Dalton Lions talent winners and Civil War relic tale
The story notes Mary Walker, a Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient later stripped in 1917, and a Civil War buff who bought a home canon. The Does Drove No 94 April 11 meeting, led by President Mabel Golli, welcomed Jodene Oliverius and Carol Claypool as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walker
Does Drove No. 94
Mabel Golli
Jodene Oliverius
Carol Claypool
Sidney students attend FHA State Convention in Lincoln
Four Sidney High School girls and teacher Chris Ennis attended the Future Homemakers of America State Convention in Lincoln on Monday and Tuesday. Ennis was elected district director and Wendy Wolff was chosen district treasurer. The 13 districts at the convention represent 925 youths and 175 adults in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Future Homemakers of America
Lincoln
Sidney
Chris Ennis
Liz Laing
Joan Ransom
Wendy Wolff
Laura Bennett
Ms Ennis
Ms Wolff
Nebraska
Wall unit storage ideas and flooring services ad
A storage and decor feature description advises wall systems with adjustable shelves and bottom drawers for balance, plus extra outlets for TV and stereo. It promotes SIDNEY FLOORING & SUPPLY CO. with carpeting from Bigelow and Armstrong and stone from Romany Spartan among others, and notes open hours and showroom tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Flooring & Supply CO
Ilinois
Bigelow
Viking
Orite
Armstrong
Jorges
Berven
Ludlow
Amtico, Armstrong
Mannington
Mossac
Romany- Spartan
Monarch
Cameo
Impo
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Miss Twarling
Methodist
Miss Marshall
Adams
State
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lions Club
Wntc Womens Club
VFW
Kimball
Carvar
Veten
Mrs Whitaker
Mabel Pertz
Alice Carper
Phyllis Dodds
Inez Kuhns
Teresa Trowbridge
JoAnn Goen
Energy
Lennox
10Th
Osage
Goen
Gary
Pat
Susan
Mike Goen
Ralph Herrera Jr
Wilmer Brauer
Kenneth Foland
Pvt
Johnson
Michael L Jutinson
LeRoy R Johnson
1St Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Army
William L
Bill) Goffe
John Goffe
Casper
Wye
Leonard Herrod
Bill
Kelly Walsh High School
Marathon Oil Company
University of Virginia
P.F.C. Thomason
Michael A Thomason
Galen A Thomason
Alamosa
Peter J. Lenzen
2Nd Training Brigade
OSAT
U.S. Army Training Center Engineer
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Benning
Barbar Wardeman
Ida Rehmery
Francis
Mark Christensen
Western Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
North Platte
Mark
Lodgepole High School
Dean Christensere
Kearney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mary Sauders
Portland
Ore
Rick Booth
Dennis Booth
Big Springs
Paul Booth
Ogallala
Gary Goen
Navy
Hawaii
James Joy Knackstedt
Virgil Knackstedt
United States
Mrs
Guy Cruise
Dalton Lions
The
Elks Club
Lorita Young
Frances Mick
Jeannette Fiessner
Florence Jelinek
Evelyn Jorgenson
Danon Lions Club
Michele Winkelman
Jacqui van Anne
Donna Winkelman
Kristin Vick
Connie Peters
Anna Gillespie
Lisa Winkelman
Karen Peters
Gordon
SHS
Starkey
Floyd Sherard
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Sidney, Nebr
Formby Furniture Care
Ark
Momer Formby
Sid Tareas
Mitlens
Illnois
Sandy Kovach
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