Bagby earns medical internship at Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Kenneth Charles Bagby, a senior at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, received a Bachelor of Arts from Nebraska Wesleyan University and has been approved for an internship at Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bagby of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Charles Bagby
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Omaha
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Kenneth’ Bagby
Sidney
Christian Church State Convention Opens in Nebraska
The Christian Churches state convention meets in Aliases with sessions from Thursday April 28 to Sunday May 1. President Mrs. F W Rowe of Omaha leads the gathering as the first woman president of a state church board. Noted speakers include Wayne Green Dr Spencer Austin Dr Dale Fiers and Mrs Arthur Candell. Ben Stevenson sings solos. Attendees include Rev H H Utterack Mrs W E Chambers Duane Martin Mr and Mrs Knicely and others. Rev K E Harris of Alliance hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Christian Churches
F. W. Rowe
Omaha
of the Christian Churches
United States
Wayne Green
Peettice
Spencer Austin
Dale Fiers
George Burr
Myra Masters
Earl Bledsoe
K. E. Harris
First Christian Church At
Alliance
Shower Set May 3 For Potter Bride Elect
A bridal shower for Miss Darlene Gerler will be held at Potter Methodist Church on Tuesday May 3 at 7 30 pm. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Miss Gerler plans to marry Elvin Thies on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Gerler
Potter Methodist Church
Miss Gerler
Elvin Thies
N W Birthday Club Meets at Mrs Heizer Home
Mrs. C. E. Heizer hosted the N W Birthday Club at her home Wednesday evening. Members socialized and presented the hostess with a gift. The May meeting will be at Mrs. W L Griffiths home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Heizer
N. W. Birthday Club
W. L. Griffiths
Sewing Workshop for 4-H Clothing Leaders
A skirt and blouse workshop for 4-H Clothing Leaders is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, May 2 and 3, at the County 4-H Building. Sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. each day and will be led by Anna Marie Kreifels, state clothing specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Kreifels
Toastmasters Talk Varied Subjects At Monday Dinner
Toastmasters met for a Monday dinner with Tom Lenzeri as toast master. Four speakers covered topics from Domisianism to vacation changes and Our Privileges. Guests included Marshall Brownfield and Ken Nienhueser. evaluations were led by Frank Cordiner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lenzeri
Joe Bonkiewicz
Reibert Benner
Tay
Keith Whaley
Rady
Mundérioh
Frank Cordiner
Leland
J Fell
S. O Vern Shoopman
Evériiing
Darred Hunt
John DeMers
Marshall Brownfield
Ken Nienhueser
Charles Ziegler
Cordiner
Ortis Bucher
Fell
Bill Peterson
Hunt
Mormon Leaders Plan Conference In Bridgeport May 3
Elder William J. Critchlow Jr of Ogden will address a public meeting in Bridgeport on May 3 during a 15 day Western States Mission tour. With him is mission president David S. Romney. the event is at Bridgeport LDS Chapel conducted by W. Wilford Chandler. The tour runs May 1 15, highlighting chapel dedications in Artesia New Mexico and Naturita Colorado and includes 27 meetings across Nebraska Colorado New Mexico and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Critchlow
Ogden, U'ah
Council of Twelve Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Mormon
Bridgeport
Western States
Critchlow
David S. Romney
Denver
Bridgeport L.D.S. Chapel
9Th and
N Street
W. Wilford Chandler
Elder Critchlow
Utilities
South Ogden Stake
Nebraska
Coloradd
New Mexico
Artesia
N. Mex
Naturita
Colo
Cheyenne
North Platte
Longmont
Roswell
E.pasd
Albuquerque
Arid
Puebio
Civitan Club Elects New Officers at Tuesday Luncheon
Civitan Club elected new officers at the Tuesday luncheon. Jim Sharp will serve as president with Rev Andy Hornbaker as first vice president and George Niekum as second vice president. Bill Lyons Sr is treasurer and John Schmidt Jr secretary. Directors include Dan Rowan Delbert Retzlaff Gene Wahrman and Keith Sayre. Wayne Rapp presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Jim Sharp
Andy Hornbaker
George Niekum
Bill Lyons Sr
John Schmidt, Jr
Dan Rowan
Delbert Retzlaff
Gene Wahrman
Keith Sayre
Wayne Rapp
Gold Star Mothers Tea Planned by Sidney Auxiliary
Gold Star Mothers Tea set for Sunday May 1 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m in the Ft Sidney Hotel banquet room. The Sidney Unit 17 American Legion Auxiliary reports on Parade of Champions progress and May 10 primary voting. Donations approved for Forgotten Children's Fund and Leonard Wood Memorial Fund. unit to help at Hospital Auxiliary bazaar September 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis Johnson
Ft. Sidney
Floyd Hes‘er
Législative Bulletin
Nebraska
Forgotten Children’s Fund
Leonard Wood Memorial Fund
Hospital
Harold Pals
Sidney Public Schools
Mrs. Pals
Legionnaires
Bonnie Glassburn Weds Dean Schmidt In Sunday Rites
Miss Bonnie Lee Glassburn daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy D Steele wed Dean Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs Carl W Schmidt Sunday at First Christian Church. Rev H H Uitterback officiated before 200 guests with organist Helen Jorgensen and a duet. Reception followed at Sidney Country Club and couple to reside at 1263 7th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Glassburn
Dean Schmidt
Christian Church
Bonnie Lee Glassburn
Billy D. ‘Steele
Carl W. Schmidt
First Christian Church
H H_ Uitterback
Helen Jorgensen
Earl Baack
Ray Slama
Slama
Jolynn Glassburn
Bonnie Brown
Joanne Baker
Keith Sayre
Jerry Krueger
Don Schmidt
Larry Edwards
Dean Osborn
Sidney Country Club
Colorado
Schmidt
7Th Ave
Sidney High School
Denver University
World News Of Churches Heads To KSID Airwaves May 2
Church World News a 15 minute weekly interfaith program will join KSID radio starting May 2 at 6 30 p m. The Lodge Pole Valley Ministerial Association supports the program with local cooperation from KSID and area United Lutheran congregations. The program earns national awards for radio excellence and aims to acquaint listeners with religious events worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World News
KSID
Lodge Pole Valley Ministerial Association
Department of Press, Radio and Television
United Lutheran Church In America
Ohio State
National Council of Churches
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Vernon A. Hintermeyer
L P.V.M. Assa
Kimball
Chappell
Peetz
Colo
United Lutheran
Sidney
Sub Debs Plan Slop Hop May 6
Sub Deb Club plans a Slop Hop on Friday May 6 in the Haler parking lot at 12th and Jackson Streets. Admission is 25 cents. music from records and two feature numbers by the Junior High Swing Band. Announcement from the April 27 meeting notes tentative plans for an annual event for new members and their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haler
Jackson St
Jean O'Connell
Kathy Shipman
LWML Plans Varied Activities In Coming Months
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of St Pauls Church meets to outline upcoming events. A Mother-Daughter Tea is set for May 1 in Fellowship Hall from 2 to 4. Other items include a Spring Rally May 11 in Rawlins and a July Snowy Range Fellowship Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League F
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Christian Growth Institute
Cheyene
Walter Johnson
Robert Buhrdorf
Rawlins
Wyo
Snowy Range
Gurley High Names Top Scholastic Honors Winners
Walter Clinton Jurgens is valedictorian and Dennis Carl Lessig salutatorian at Gurley High School. Baccalaureate is May 15 and Commencement May 18 at 8 p.m. in the Gurley auditorium with speakers from Dr Otto Gruff and Rev. O L Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley High School
Walter Clinton Jurgens
Walter Jurgens
Dennis Carl Lessig
Harold Lessig
Otto Gruff
Scottsbluff
Department of Education
State of Colorado
O L. Mueller
Gurley
Salem Lutheran Church
Seventeen Club Honors Sponsor At Shower
Following the regular meeting at Marilyn Maley and Silke Hermann home a shower was held for Mrs Dale Black the club sponsor Games were played and a gift given by members Refreshments were served by hostesses The May 11 meeting at Lolly OConnor home will elect new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Maley
Silke Hermann
Dale Black
Mrs Black
Lolly O'Connor
Reports From CDA Convention At St Patrick’s Meeting
Catholic Daughters of America Mother Seton court met at St. Patrick’s Youth Center with Mrs. Allen Karnik presiding. A $100 savings bond was given to Mrs. C. B. Dorwart as state car quiz winner. reports on the Hastings convention April 23-24 were given by Karnik Loch Loch Egging. An education certificate was awarded. a nominating committee was named for May elections. A discussion on federal aid to education followed the Share The Faith program. Hostesses and twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Karnik
Mother Seton
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Patrick’s
C. B. Dorwart
Hastings
Karnik
Carl Loch
Frank Loch
Francis Egging
Tom Lenzen
D. J. Garcia
JB. Ruttner
John Peetz Sr
Dolwart
Duane Kahl
Keith Morris
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Fouche as Napoleon's Police Minister and Press Demand
Napoleon appoints Joseph Fouche former monk as minister of police and instructs him to pressure editors. He tells Fouche to tell newspaper editors that they will be held responsible not for criticism but for failing to praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fouche
Npoleon
Napoleon
Fouche
50th Anniversary Celebrants Mr and Mrs Jess Tompkins
Mr and Mrs Tompkins celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an Easter open house at Crawford home of Grant Poole. About 36 relatives and 150 friends called. lunch served at noon. Family and out of town guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Tompkins
Grant Poole
Crawford
Tompkins
Tdlize
Lorenger
George
Leonard
Sioux City
Don Higgins
Wichia Falls
Tex
Pender
Ned
Brown County
Potter
Sidney
Marsland
Neb
Don Jorgenson
Helen
Harold Higgins
Ivan Foster
Vicki
Torrance
Calif
Robert Smith
Renee
Gardena
Martin Frahm
Fred Reetz
Douglas Reetz
Cynthia Hammond
Ladies Golf Assn Plans Seasonal Events And Rules
The first Ladies Golf Association meeting was held Tuesday evening at Sidney Country Club with 21 present. Mrs J D Olinger presided and plans were made for the season. The first luncheon and golf session will be May 18 at 1 30 pm at the club with weekly meetings each Wednesday. Mrs Warren Mettlen and Mrs Olinger will be the first hostesses. A handicap tournament will start in early June and handicaps require five scores and an accompanying member. New rules: lay out two club lengths from new trees and treat No 5 as a water hazard. Mothers Day is approaching in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Golf Association
Sidney Country Club
J D. Olinger
Warren Mettlen
Olinger
Sidney stores remembered Mother Have You
Local Sidney stores mark Mother's Day with greetings and promotions as May 9 approaches. Retailers highlight gifts, sales, and messaging aimed at shoppers seeking ideas for moms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry Baack
M.sadqur Baack
Concordia Chorale
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Weller Chapel
Troutman
Larry Hinson
Tilden
Harvey George
Jerilynn
Bill Rauert
Liesa
Broadwater
Laramie
Bill Maddox
University of Wyoming
Jack H. Lowe
Lowe
F. L. Whitelock
San Bernardino
Roger Theis
Mr. Theis
San Diego
Theis
Catherine Whitelock
Whitelocks
Sidney and
California
Lowes
Lowell Davis
W. R. Atkins
Layfette
Inlaw
Tom Hill
Christian Church State Convention
N.W. Birthday Club
Nepal
China
Civitan
Gold Star Mothers
Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Schmidt
Thompson
World News of Churches
LWML
Camp Ceder
Kearney
Rady Munderioh
Memorial Hospital
Frank Mueller
God
Ervin’ Fisther
William Schnell
Everett Gade
Maurice King
Gurley High
Jurgens
Baske
All
Dramatics
American Legion
Lessig
Alice Bules
Bruce Christofferson
Ronnie A Draper
Bernice Freudenberg
Beverly Higgins
Judy Ann Jurgens
Jolene Larson
James Miller
LaVon Rohde
Marven M Rosen
Gurley Schools
CDA
Don Thies
Haro Curry
LaMar, Colo
Dan Fiske
Salina
Kan
Jack Tompkins
Walthill
Jay Tompkins
Iowa
Lorraine Blank
Winnebago
Wis
Mrs
Ladies Golf Assn
Shep
Jimmy
Dorsey
Conducted By
He Cathe
The
Kimball Jaycees
Millard Music
His Orchestra
Potter, Nebraska
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!