Betty Ann Ringleman Named Fort Sidney Day Queen Candidate
Betty Ann Ringleman a 1955 St Patrick High School graduate and current American National Bank worker is candidate number seven in the Fort Sidney Day Queen contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. She previously reigned over Cheyenne County March of Dimes Teenager Ball in 1955 and will perform as a singer in her talent presentation on May 4. Ringleman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joel Ringleman, has brown hair and eyes, was a cheerleader and singer in high school and hopes to study to become an airline stewardess in Omaha or Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Ringleman
St. Patrick's High School
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Betty Ann
Joel Ringleman
American National Bank
Miss Ringleman
Cheyenne County
Omaha
Denver
Beverly
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sidney
Carol
William Waite
Ardis
E H. Reinmuth
MYF
Newcomers Clubs Host Pinochle And Bridge Meetings
Mr and Mrs Harry Ess hosted the Newcomers Couples Pinochle club at the Harold Waterbury home Friday evening with prizes going to Mrs Harold Waterbury for high and Fred Johnson for low. The next pinochle gathering is May 18 with Mr and Mrs George Fischer. The Newcomers Couples Bridge Club organizational meeting was held at the Arthur McCarty home with attendees including Mr and Mrs Max Payne Mr and Mrs Robert Huber and Mr and Mrs Herb Aldrich. The group will meet the third Wednesday of each month, next on May 16 with Mr and Mrs Payne. A daughter is to be held May 6 in the city auditorium. Mrs Robert McKay led the accessories lesson and Mrs Joe Dodds joined as a new member alongside a long list of club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ess
Harold Waterbury
High
Fred Johnson
George Fischer
Newcomers Couples Bridge Club
Newcomers Couples
Arthur McCarty
Max Payne
Robert Huber
Herb Aldrich
City Auditorium
Robert McKay
Joe Dodds
Mmes Edwin Blanke
P. J. Beyer
A. L. Cruise
Ray Cruse
W. E. Chambers
Clarence Dorman
James Edwards
R. W. Johnson
Walter Johnson
Harold Kétfler
Ed Lipke
Louis Miller
Hilda Schou
Mesdaniel Irvin
Campbell
Darréll Cause
George Ehlers
Howard Gerke
Raymond Henke
Jess Higgins
Kenneth Larson
Elwin Linton
Kenneth Morgan
Leonard Oberndorfer
E. E. Osborn
Howard Reimers
L. A
Schroeder
Norman Swanson
Robert Thurston
William
Waite
Clifford Webster
Charles Weir
A. L. Cruse
NPB Club
Harold Kettler
Extension clubs plan community service and events
Fifteen Du Cum Club members and a guest met at Mrs. Howard Relmers home on April 13. They arranged to assist with the Business Men’s Coffee in Gurley and Dalton and will attend County Government Day on May 1. Officers were assigned, and reports due at the May meeting. May events include a Mother-Daughter Tea on May 6 and a note of thanks to Elmer Haines for Saturday children’s movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Cum Extension Club
Howard Relmers
du Cum Club
Kenneth Larson
Gurley and
Dalton
Court House
E Osborn
Elmer Haines
Raymond Henke
Elwin Linton
Norman Swanson
George Ehlers
Charles Weir
CWE Women Meet at Church for Officers and Plans
The Christian Womens Fellowship met Thursday in the church parlors with 16 members and one guest Mrs Ed Krecklow of Burton Neb present. They planned a district workshop for officers in Sidney May 7 from 10 am to 3 pm and voted to donate 8 to the local Cancer fund. New officers for the year include President Mrs John Farmer and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Womens Fellowship
Ed Krecklow
Burton
Neb
George Burr
Sidney
John Farmer
Ralph Lundburg
Bernard Miller
Daisy Hiett
Paul Pearson
Frieda Widstrand
W. E. Chambers
Mmes
Ralph Lundberg
Jess Higgins
Higgins
Mrs Behm Honored At Pink And Blue Shower
Mrs Joe Behm was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted in the home of Mrs Kerb Sievers with assistance from Mrs Schmutte and Mrs Henkle. Guests included Mrs Bill Robinson Mr Rex Wolvin Simon Behm Harry Henkle and Floyd Iverson. Prizes were awarded and a stork centerpiece decorated the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Shaver Het
Joe Behn
Kerb. Sievers
Charles Schmutte
William Henkle
Hame Surgedad
Mee RI Robinson
Rex Wolvin
Floyd Iverson
Ed. Raulinaitis
Dorcas Circle 2 Meets At Whitmores
Dorcas Circle 2 of the Dorcas Society met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A F Whitmore. Mrs Freida Larsen presided and led the devotional. Guest Mrs Gesina Miller attended. They embroidered dish towels for the church kitchen. Mrs Guy Berry will host next.
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Circle 2
The
Dorcas Society
A. F. Whitmore
Freida Larsen
Gesina Miller
Guy Berry
Four Gurley Seniors Named Co Valedictorians and Salutatorians
Gurley High School honors four senior students with co valedictorian and co salutatorian designations due to near identical averages. Jeanette Freudenberg and Beverly Engelland share top marks, followed by Carol Waite and Ardis Reinmuth. Baccalaureate May 13 and commencement May 16 feature addresses by Dr. E Goman and Jack Knicely respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley
Lawrence Hilty
Jeanette Freudenberg
Beverly Englelland
Carol Waite
Ardis Reinmuth
E. Goman
Grace Lutheran Church
Jack Knicely
Sidney
Johnette
Elmer Freudenberg
Jeanette
Beverly
Walter Engelland
Births and family announcements from Memorial and Dalton hospitals
Diana Lee Hall reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Fermine Rivera at 8 53 p.m. on April 21 in Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. Grandparents Pat Maestas and Norberto Rivera. James Leon born to Mr. and Mrs. Marlon J. Vencill at 2 25 p.m. April 20 weighing eight pounds twelve ounces with sister Susan Louise. Steven Boy Jessen born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jessen at 12 20 a.m. April 20 weighing seven pounds five ounces. grandparents Paul Ingwerson and Roy Jessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Rivera
Cynthia
Fermine Rivera
Memorial Hospital
Carol Ann
Michael Frank
Pat Maestas
Mitchell
Norberto Rivera
James Leon
Marlon J. Vencill
Susan Louise
James C. Johnson
Potter
L. O. Vecill
Kimball
Steven Boy Jessen
Henry Jessen
of Dalton
Steven Boy
Dalton Memorial Hospital
Paul J. Ingwerson
Lodgepole
Roy Jessen
Lexington
Dismissals List Names Faces in Potter and Dalton Areas
A fragmentary record lists residents and officials across Potter and Dalton noting dismissals. Names include Mrs Marvin, Mrs Willard Kerk, Mike Sutton, Ed gar Sayre, L M Moore, and Dorothy Baskins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyde Borer
Marvin
Sidney
Janet Tremain
Lawrence Clinton
Baby
Roby Felzien
Bernard Rapp
George Messing
Jesse Cantu
Johnny Cantu
Frank Loch
Clyde Boyer
Cynthia Newberg
Leon Slate
Dorothy Young
Richard Gibbons
Willard Kerk
Peetz
Dorothy Baskins
Kensington Covered Dish Supper At Masonic Temple
The OES Kensington group hosting a covered dish supper at the Masonic Temple this Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches and table service. St Marys Altar Guild meets tomorrow evening with Mrs Florence Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES Kensington
Masonic Temple
St Mary’s Altar Guild
Florence Jackson
Directed Verdict Ordered By Kuns In Judgment Suit
A directed verdict for North Central Gas Co. was entered by District Judge John H. Kuns Friday in a suit by Marilyn Wilson Howerter seeking 16957. Howerter, injured in September 1954 as a Sidney High School student, fell over earth from a gas line installation to a new junior high. The judge ruled the plaintiff failed to prove negligence and removed the case from the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuns
North Central Gas Co
John H. Kuns
Marilyn Wilson Howerter
Automobile Stolen From Sidney Street
The theft involved Clem Clarke reporting a 1952 Dodge missing from Sidney with cream top and light green body. license 39 5415, left on Hickory Street near Rails Cafe Friday about 5 30 p m. The ninth meeting of the group opened with nine members present, two absent. minutes read, circus skit planned, and next meeting set for May 7 at Eva Jo Carey’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Clem Clarke
Hickory St
Clarke
Sherry Jimerson
Georgia Grimm
Gurley
Eva Jo Carey
Loyalty Day message from Veterans of Foreign Wars district commander
The letter from Veterans of Foreign Wars District 1 Commander Tom Lenzen congratulates students and teachers for promoting loyalty in home, school, church, and community. It notes Loyalty Day on May 1 since 1949 to counter Communists and remind Americans of devotion to democratic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tom Lenzen
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Duis
NPB Extension Club
CWE
Mrs. Behm
Dorcas Circle
Whitmores
Beverly Engell and
Diana Lee Hall
Robert IL
James Leon Vencill
Josrital
Sidney Street
Lloyd Schmadeke
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jack H Lowe
Sicney
Nebraska Panhandle
Tire Service
Illinois
Dodge
America
Bonneville Salt Flats
Daytona Beach
Discovery
Elwell Motors
Illinois Street