Methodist Ceremony Unites Miss Dimmick and Ralph Olsen
At First United Methodist Church in Sidney the ceremony joined Ragina Marie Dimmick and Ralph Kent Olsen in a double ring service. Rev. Rodney Wilmoth officiated before a pink, yellow and blue carnation altar. The bride wore an empire satin gown with lace and carried a colonial bouquet. Attendants wore gingham empire dresses with blue and yellow accents. matron of honor Mrs Keith Mills and bridesmaids helped, as family and friends looked on.
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First United Methodist Church
Ragina Marie Dimimick
Sidney
Ralph Kent Olsen
Kimball
James Dimmick
Geraldine Olsen
Rodney Wilmoth
Robert Spearow
Dennis Scamehorn
York
Robert
Raymond Dimmick
Keith Mills
Gordon
Rick Jorgensen
Virginia Beach
Sheryl Buhrdorf
Gayla Grossman
Lyle Grossman
Eagle
Matt Joyce
Jim Joyce
Craig Olsen
Lincoln
Randy Lubash
Kent Haupt
Rod Steffens
Loren Kindred
Local Residents Return Home After Albuquerque Visit
Alywtnd Mrs Churkalles come home west of Sidnes after a month in Albuquerque visiting their daughter Mi and Mrs Jnc Piet tap ow. Eimer Haines, former Fox Theater manager in Sidney, named manager of Graumans Chinese Theater now Manns Chinese Theater Hollywood. Gordon Niemeller and family visited three days last week at their daughter’s Maywood home, and the Fisher family moved into a new home they recently bought.
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Alywtnd
Churkalles
Sidnes
Albuquerque
J.nc Piettap
Gordon Niemeller
Mike Fisher
Maywood
Fisher
Head Start Applications Open Next School Year
Head Start seeks applications for the upcoming year at 1844 1st Street Sioux Villa. Sessions run Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from 9 to 12. Call Mrs John Laing at 254 2033 for an application. program serves three and four year olds from low income families starting Sept 10.
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1St Street
Sioux Villa
John Laing
Multitude of Nebraska social notes and Norfolk wedding details
Mrs Gordon Niemeller visited their son Arichael in Chadron as members attended the Inter Lutheran Missionary League convention in St Paul Minnesota last month. Also noted were local residents at family gatherings and the Sidney Eagles Aerie to be the 30th in Nebraska with an upcoming instituting date. Boozy the African snail died after allegedly drinking beer in England. A wedding party in Nebraska featured a bride in a polyester gown and a groom in a mint green crepe gown, with a reception and first home in Lodgepole and Bennett areas. The couple, both Sidney High School graduates class of 1974, married recently and honeymooned at Estes Park Colorado.
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Ian Goodwin
Lucile
Ogres Auxiliary
Dallas
Tex
Sidney Eagles Aerie
Nebraska
Buelah Reynolds
New Port Richey
Edward Jensen
Bennett
Ralph Dimmick
Mullen
Charle Gosting
Sidney
Robert Ommen
Lodgepole
Lauren Schreiner
Richard Patten
Michael Morledge
Grand Island
Ron Welch
Rod Steffens
Greg Butts
Laure Schreiner
Shelly Stasch
Sidney High School
Elkins Institute of Broadcasting and Licensing
Kimb Radio, Inc
Kimball
Estes Park
Colo
South Myrtle
Mark Rogers Installed as Top DeMolay Officer in Nebraska
Mark Rogers was installed as Master Councilor of the Sidney Chapter of DeMolay with coach Vaister of the Masons of Nebraska officiating. Senior Councilor Elwood Lostroh and Junior Councilor John DePoorter were named in the leadership group as officers and special guests from Jobs Daughters Bethel 25 and Temple Commanders attended. A reception followed with mothers of DeMolay members assisting and various Masonic and York Rite representatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagens
Billagers
Catin Vdaroatthy
Sidney Chapter
Order of DeMlalas
Alvin DePoorter
Nick Swainstrom
Larry Thompson
Paul Platt
Wall Lurber
Todd Ballman
Rosy Oliverius
Lewis Huddleston
Sentinel
Eric Stasch
Kim Bricker
Phillip Patten
Gary Herman
Robert Willy
DeMolay
John Platz
LeBaron Goodwin
Clarence Couch
Phil Curtiss
Mike Tintin
Bill Rogers
Keith Simpson
Ray Olivertus
Frank Mattoon
Elmer Hartmann
Pally Bucher
Jobs Daughters Bethel
Frank Welch Lodge
Temple Commandrs
Kearing
Jay Schmidt
Mark Rogers
Elwood Lostrohb
Rank Welch Lodge 75
Schmidt
LaVern
Lodgepole Valley
Yorkrite
Rogers DePoorter
Order
DeMolas
Carl Schmidt
William Fankhauser
Shirley Swanstrom
Jane Matzke
Queens of Jobs
Susan Mattoon
Cheri Rogers
Julie Whitefoot
VFW Council Officers Set Dates For State Meetings
Mrs LeRoy Blough state president announced fall conference in Ogallala Oct 4 and 5 mid winter in Lexington Feb 8 and 9 national president visit in Omaha Apr 10 and 11 and the 1976 state convention in North Platte June 4 5 and 6 a reception for Mrs Blough is Aug 31 at the Eagles Club in Omaha Local members Mrs Maxine Whitaker and Mrs Lester McConnell attended the Fremont gathering where Whitaker is past state president and McConnell state musician for the auxiliary.
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Maxine Whitaker
Lester McConnell
Fremont
Nebraska Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxilary
McConnell
Whitaker
Council of Administration
LeRoy Blough
Omaha
Ogallala
Lexington
North Plane
Mrs Blough
Eagles Club
Chey Lohs Drill Team Welcomes New Members
The Chey Lash drill team met at the Saddle Club with Jeri Maddox as hostess. New members JoAnn Allington Margaret Bodner Debie Chryst and Cindy Sharman joined the club. The group voted on parade participation in Ogallala Aug 10 Sterling Aug 16 Sidney Aug 17 and Mitchell Aug 23. The next meeting is Aug 28 with Cindy Benzel as hostess.
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Chey-Lohs
Saddle Club
Jeri Maddox
JoAnn Allington
Margaret Bodner
Debie Chryst
Cindy Sharman
Club
Ogallala
Sterling
Sidney
Mitchell
Cindy Benzel
Sitting on the corner
Geraldine Walker recalls childhood games and farm life in a nostalgic hometown memory. She contrasts past simple play with modern entertainment, noting mud pies, pets, porch swings, and street games as core joys. The piece reflects aging memory and longing for simpler days.
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Geraldine Walker
Aluminum can recycling saves energy and money in 1974
New York AP reports 2.3 billion all aluminum cans were returned in 1974, up 44 percent from 1973. Recycling these cans saves energy to 5 percent of the energy used to make new aluminum and total returns amount to 303 million pounds, enough for energy saving windows and solar collectors, with $13 million paid to recyclers.
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New York
Samuel Goldsmith
The
Aluminum Assn
Growth in Women Athletes Predicted for 1978
A Spalding executive forecasts one third of school sports participants will be women by 1978, with nearly two million women active in Interscholastic Sports within three years. He cites expansion beyond traditional female sports into softball tennis baseball and soccer aided by the 1972 Education Amendments prohibiting sex discrimination and promoting equal facilities and integrated programs.
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Chicopee
Mass
Spalding
Richard Geisler
Sunflower Gals 4-H Plans August Achievement Event
At the sixth regular meeting of the Sunflower Gals 4-H clubs an Achievement Program was planned for August 1 but canceled due to complications. Jane Pelster visited and taught 0-10 form filling. A practice judging on menus was set up. Lori Winkleman led a sewing demonstration on button sewing. Kristin Vick demonstrated parfais cooking.
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Sunflower Gals
Jane Pelster
Lori Winkleman
Kristin Vick
Devel County Pre Fair Activities Set for August 4 to 8
Devel County 4-H schedules a busy Pre Fair week from August 4 to 8 with events at the 4-H Building and Chappell High School. Highlights include Home Economics judging, Livestock Judging Tuesday, Demonstrations Wednesday, and Dress Revue Friday morning. The public is invited to attend and observe exhibits and a horse show August 12 and livestock show August 13 as part of county fair preparations.
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Devel County
Chappell High School
Centennial Dues Notice At Auxiliary Meeting
Francis DeBrunner Unit 286 Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary will meet Aug 12 at 2 pm at Mrs Hubert Boudegards home. Co-hostesses are Mmes Jim From and David Nelson. Mrs Paul Franss presents program on Centennial Dues for 1976 now due payable to Membership Chairman Mrs Eugene Fraass or Treasurer Mrs Phil Quinn. Dues paid before Sept 1 at $2.75. after Sept 1 the rate rises by one dollar due to national increase.
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Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Hubert Boudegard
Mmes
Jim From
David Nelson
Eugene Fraass
Phil Quinn
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Miss Dimmick
Ralph Olsen
MR. and
Mrs
Thei Son, Arichael
Chadron
Lutheran Women's Misionary League
St Paul
Minn
Mes
GH Boehnke
Renata
Herb Baack
Potter
Frank Frauendorfer
Albert Brand
Boozy
Hove
England
Christopher Hudson
Hudson
Anes Nebr Telegraph
Stuart Fankhauser
John DePoorter
Draper
State
VFW Council
Farm Bureau
Income Protector
Farm Bureau Insurance
Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company
West Des Moines
Iowa
Duane E. Saner
Sidnes Nebr
4-H
Lodgepole Auxiliary
Paul Franss
Hogeland
Illinois