Around The Town Local visits and travels noted
Lt Col and Mrs Bowers and family from Beale AFB visited Denver area relatives before returning home. Airman 3-c Dick Willis left after furlough to Travis AFB for a Korea tour. Jurgens family attended funeral then vacationed at Snowy Range with the Blocks. Numerous relatives and friends toured for weekends and weeklong stays in various Colorado and Wyoming towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowers
Beale Afb
Sacramento
Calif
H.W. Ells
Denver
C. O Bowers
Dick Willis
Air Police
Sol Willis
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfiel
Korea
John Jurgens
Cheyenne
E. B. Miller
Martin Block
Jurgens
Blocks
Snowy Range
Birthday Club Holds Thursday Meeting in Hinsdale Home
Mrs. B. D. Hammond hosted seven members and one guest of the N. W. Birthday Club at her home Thursday evening. Plans were made for a patio party Monday, Aug 2. The group enjoyed refreshments, and Mrs. Hammond received a gift. The next meeting will be in September at Mrs. Kern mit Moore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hammond
N. W
Mildred’ Schobert
Hinsdale
Richard Dots
Ladies Golf Association Hosts at Sidney Country Club
Mrs. Warren Ellison and Mrs. Hillard Lockett acted as hostesses for the Ladies Golf Association gathering at Sidney Country Club. Prizes went to Mrs. Dave Olinger for longest drive on No 3, Mrs. Sherman Nation for longest putt on No 9, and Mrs. Warren Mettlen for most pars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ellison
Hillard Lockett
Ladies Golf Association
Sidney Country Club
Dave Olinger
Sherman Nation
Warren Mettlen
Iceland Compared Size to Kentucky in North Atlantic
A brief geographic note places the island of Iceland in the North Atlantic at roughly the size of Kentucky. The comparison emphasizes Iceland's sizable land area relative to a U.S. state, anchoring readers with a familiar metric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
North Atlantic
Kentucky
Chadron Teacher Retires After 44 Years of Service
H Jeannette Theiss, associate professor of education and longtime rural education director at Chadron, will retire after more than 44 years in teaching and administration. A Julesburg Colorado native, she also served as county superintendent, principal, and teacher in multiple states, and will become Julesburg’s city librarian and museum operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Teachers College
Chadron
H. Jeannette Theiss
Miss Theiss
Julesburg
Colorado
Miss. Theiss
Polk County
Nebraska
Big Springs
Fremont
Denver
Sedgewick
Colo
Theiss
Colorado State College
Greeley
National Education Association
Nebraska State Education Association
The
Association of Student Teaching
Association of American University Women
B.P.W
Delta Kappa Gamma
Sigma Delta Nu
Kappa Delta Pi
Nebraska Classroom Teachers
Nebraska Historical Society
Gampus Laboratory Pta
Nebraska Pta
Department of Rural Education
Mrs Kerns Honored At Thursday Surprise Party
Mrs Eugene Kerns who leaves Sunday with her family for Denver was guest of honor at a surprise Thursday afternoon party. Hostess Mrs Louis Schnell assisted by Mrs Harry Moore. the event combined farewell and birthday celebration with a gift and birthday cake. Neighbors attending included Mrs Dale Hubbard Mrs Bob Hanneman Mrs Bob Schilz Mrs Ned Hendricks Mrs James Van Mark and Mrs Paul Mick of Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kerns
Denver
Louis Schnell
Harry Moore
Ned Hendricks
James van Mark
Paul Mick
Chappell
Mrs St John Named Ladies Club President
Mrs Alfred S John was elected president of Sioux Ordnance Depot Ladies Club at the Wednesday luncheon meeting. She replaces Mrs George Ward who moved to Pratt Kaw Two guests and three new members attended along with bridge and cup prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. John
Sioux Ordnance Depot Ladies Club
George Ward
Pratt, Kaw
William Faragher
Ruth Wilcox
Mary Zahn
New York City
P. B. Horner
Kenneth Rye
Ethel Skelton
Matthew Masem
Cadet Maley Completes ROTC Training at Fort Lewis
Armed Forces Fort Lewis Washington reports Cadet Howard B Maley son of Mrs Howard E Maley of Sidney completed six weeks of ROTC training at the summer camp. The 21 year old cadet is a 1934 Sidney High School graduate and a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the University of Wyoming Loramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lewis
Wash
Howard B. Maley
Howard E
Sidney High School
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Meet At Ft Sidney Hotel
An 8 p.m. monthly meeting of the Cheyenne County Wheat Growers is scheduled at the Ft. Sidney Hotel. Members are urged to attend the gathering for discussions and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ft. Sidney
Mrs Madsen Leads In Sidney Ladies Golf Final
Connie Madsen advances to the final in the Sidney Country Club ladies event after beating Diane Smith and Noreen Merritt. She will face the winner of Elva Mettlen versus Winnie Olinger in the championship match. In earlier rounds Merritt defeated Doris Barker, Madsen beat Smith, Mettlen beat Elizabeth Lockett, and Olinger defeated Bing Christ. Consolation play saw Smith defeat Barker and plan a match with the Lockert Christ winner. Other first round results include Elwell defeating Pittam, George bye, Nelson beating Sherrerd, Weymouth bye, with semi finals set between Elwell George and Nelson Weymouth. Second round had Biggs over Ham, Thayer over Madsen, Nation over Ellison. upcoming matches include Nation vs Pat Stonehouse. Lockett posted an 86 for 18 holes as the week wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Madsen
Sidney Country Club
Madsen
Diane Smith
Noreen Merritt
Merritt
Doris Barker
Smith
Mettlen
Elizabeth Lockert
Olinger
Bing Christ
Mrs. Barker
Will
Lockert
Nation
Pat. Stonehouse
Drew
Lockett
Monahan Joins Sidney Law Firm as New Partner
William L. Monahan, 28, Creighton University Law School graduate, becomes the newest lawyer in Sidney joining John Peetz Jr. Aug 1. He replaces Frank Balderson and hails from Omaha. Monahan served two years in the Sth Marine Regiment at Camp Pendleton and is a member of Alpha Phi Omega and Knights of Columbus. His brother Jim, two years younger, is with Fitle & Bradshaw in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Monahan
Creighton University Law School
Omaha
Sidney
John Peetz Jr
Frank Balderson
Monahan
Creighton Prep
Creighton University
Marine Corps
Sth Marine Regiment
1St Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Creighton Law School
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Knights of Columbus
Jim
Fitle & Bradshaw
Kerns Family Moves To Denver Residence
Mrs Eugene Kerns and children Steven ten Peggy Ann nine Jimmy eight and Danny six will move Sunday to join Mr Kerns in Denver at 1299 South Dale Court. They left Sidney in 1950 where Kerns was a mechanic and shop foreman for International Harvester. He will be a mechanic for Ryan Transport Company near Adams City and the family attends an Episcopal church near their new home and joins former Sidney residents in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Kerns
Steven
Peggy Ann
Jimmy
Danny
Joel Babcock
Rebekah Kensington Meeting Records Roll Call
Twenty three members answered roll call at the Wednesday afternoon meeting of Rebekah Kensington in the ICCF Hall. Mrs. Cliff Hammond presided and devotionals were given by Mrs. Rex Olsen on the Meaning of Worship. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Moore Mrs. Carl Hutchison and Mrs. Harry Helfer. The next meeting is Aug 22 with roll call from Proverbs and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
1.C.C.F. Hall
Cliff Hammond
Rex. Olsen
Glenn Moore
Carl
Hutchison
Harry Helfer
Canastail
George Burr
Hammond
Harveyy. Jacobson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Glenn Reed and Carol Waite
Glenn R Reed of Aurora wed Carol Waite of Dalton in a listed license. A second entry shows 3 Meinert Franzen and Hazel Ackerman associated with Gothenburg. Separately a note mentions salt domes located with gravity meters and reduced pull over the domes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn R.reed
Aurora
Carol Waite
Dalton
Meinert’ Franzen
Ghtherinutas
Hazel Ackerman
Gothenburg
Dismissals and names listed in lodgepole records
A fragmentary record shows numerous names and places such as Lodgepole Larry Glassburn Denver Sandra Miller Kimball Mrs Jerry Lacey and others, with separate headings DISMISSED and SOD and affiliations including Mrs Gene Triptett Mrs Pat Rosario and Earl McWilliams, indicating a community or organizational roster update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutselléy
Kenneth
Pfkins
Gene’ Triptett
Pat"Rosario
Earl McWilliams
Grace ‘Schneider
Stanley Martin
Wilfred
Kelly, McCoy
Donald
Vizina
Betty
Deal
Lodgepole
Larry
Glassburn
Potter
Ben Hilpert
Broadwater
Howard Math
Sterling
Raymond van Norman
Sidney
David Hart
Harry "Tucker
Dennis Mika
Eugene ‘Wahrman
Marvin Hutsell
James Hutsell
Maynard
Schumacher
Burgett Peetz
Fred Pfingston
Larry Glassburn
Dalton
Douglas Cape
Kimball
Jerry Lacey
Lisco
Clifford Bellin
Curtis
Leland Bobbio
Denver
Sandra Miller
Betty, Deal
Ralph Guererra
Eut Mio Trujillo
Debra Faye Brooks Born In Memorial Hospital
Debra Faye Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brooks, arrived Wednesday at 11 16 p.m. weighing seven pounds six ounces at Memorial Hospital. Siblings are Richard Dale and Bryan Ray. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Gipfert and Mr. and Mrs. O W Hollinrake of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Faye Brooks
Jimmy Brooks
Debra Faye
Memorial Hospital
Richard Dale
Bryan Ray
William Gipfert
O. W. Hollinrake
Sidney
Birth Announcement for Leonard LeRoy Harden
Mr and Mrs Delmar Harden announce the birth of a son Leonard LeRoy on a Wednesday at Memorial Hospital at 7 24 am weighing six pounds 1544 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Leonard Tschacker Sidney and Mrs Doris Harden Brush Colo Great grandmother Mrs B Davis Rapid City SD
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard.LeRoy Harden
Delmar ‘Harden
Leonard LeRoy
Memorial Hospital
Leonard Tschacker
Sidney
Doris Harden
Brush, Colo
B. Davis
Rapid City
S. D
Births for Rhonda Renee and Brenda Leigh in Nebraska
Rhonda Renee Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Martin, born Thursday August 9 at 1 36 PM in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Brenda Leigh Ayres, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dor Ayres, born Sunday August 5 at 152% pounds in an Omaha hospital weighing three pounds three ounces. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs John Lessig, Harry Davis of Sidney, and Mrs Ted Aysesy Gothenburg. Great grandmother Mrs Ed Wilbur of Farmington Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda Renee Martin
Stanley Martin
Rhonda Renee
Memorial Hospital
H. J. Martin
Scottsbluff
Teds Davis
Ghadron
Isy' A. Amberng
Brenda Leigh
Ayres
Dor Ayres
Millard
Neb
Omaha
John Lessig
Harry ~Davis
Sidney
Ted
Gothenburg
Wilbur
Farmington
Moss
Clever 4-H Club News Highlights Meetings and Contests
The Clever 4-H Club held a meeting at 27.30rin in the femoyneiohiedd home. Members discussed skirts for the Song Contest and sewing club projects like aprons potholders and the Styler Show. The cooking club judged cornbread biscuits and muffins. A song practice is set for Aug 8 at 3 pm at Earl Gen. home. Patricia Bonkiewicz, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femoyneiohiedd
Earl Gen
Patricia Bonkiewicz
Local Farm Bureau District Meeting In Bridgeport
The Western Nebraska District Farm Bureau held an educational meeting at the American Legion Hall in Bridgeport Thursday with Bob Misegadis presiding. Attendees from Cheyenne County included Harold Kettler George Hellman Bob Reckard Charles Helfrich Paul Misegadis Leonard Bond Kenneth Miller and Lemoyne Johnson. Bob Thompson executive secretary of the state office spoke on farm programs state legislative apportionment and Farm Bureau activities noting anticipated 1963 membership growth and 21 new county organizations including Garden County. Chase County plans policy meetings for 1963 activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Nebraska District Farm Bureau
American Legion Hall
Bridgeport
Bob Misegadis
Sunol
Cheyenne County
Harold Kettler
George Hellman
Bob Reckard
Charles Helfrich
Paul Misegadis
Leonard Bond
Kenneth Miller
Lemoyne Johnson
Bob Thompson
State Office
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Garden
Theresa
Yesane
County Farm
July Busy In Police Court 1962 Summary
Police Judge Roy Gish reports July 1962 brought 45 offenders in police court. For Jan 1 to July 31 there were 59 intoxication cases, 19 disturbances, 7 vagrancy, 16 minors in possession, 2 drunken driving, 19 speeders, 10 careless driving, 21 reckless driving, 2 stop sign violations, 3 yield-right-of-way failures, 4 invalid license driving, 2 hit-and-run incidents, 2 wilful reckless driving, 19 dog law violations, and 10 miscellaneous violations. Fines totaled 1940 dollars with 687 dollars in costs. July fines reached 400 dollars and costs 1327 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gish
Police Seek Prompt Reports Of Prowlers
Sidney police report ongoing prowler cases with sightings near the Ted Hecker home at 1242 Rose and near 2451 Coronado. Chief Sol Willis says reports are slow and urges residents to notify the station immediately if a prowler is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ted Hecker
Rose
Coronado
Sol Willis
Cuban Refugee Joins Chadron State Faculty in Spanish
Dr. Jorge Luis Marti, a Cuban political refugee, appointed instructor in Spanish at Nebraska State Teachers College Chadron. He earned doctorates from Havana in 1937 and 1939, studied journalism in Minnesota, taught in Havana until 1961, and edited El Mundo. He joins with multiple professional memberships and five language skills, moving to Chadron on September 1 with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Luis Marti
Cuba
Nebraska State Teachers College
Chadron
F. Clark Elkins
Marti
University of Havana
University of Minnesota
Public Law
Institute of Public Administration
American Professional Journalistic Society
Unesco General Assembly
Florence
Purse Hidden in Combine Recovered for Santa Barbara Woman
A California woman reports her purse stolen July 12 at a tavern. Harold O Connors found the purse hidden in a grain combine along the Union Pacific right of way and turned it to police. Police say most cash was taken. recovered items include a bank money order of 600 dollars, jewelry, keys, IDs, and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Alice C. Watkins
Santa Barbara
Sidney
Harold O'Connors
Union Pacific
So Willis
Watkins
Willis
Lodgepole Lions Resume Monday Night Meetings
Lodgepole Lions Club will resume meetings Monday August 13 at 7 p.m. in the Legion Hall with regular meetings on the second and fourth Mondays each month. Time will shift to 6:30 later this year as harvest ends and plans include a softball tournament Peewee tournament Old Settlers Reunion and other business. Ed Block new president hopes for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Lions Club
Legion Hall
Ed Block
Stitch and Stir 4-H Club Holds August Meeting
The Stitch and Stir 4-H Club met August 1 at Cheryl Johnson's home. Members chose songs for the Song Contest, planned outfits for the Fair, discussed projects and judging, and set the next meeting for August 9 at 10 a.m. in Johnson's home. Pam Schmitt, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Johnson
Ieader
A.mscin
Johnson
Pam Schmitt
Matzke Appointed in a Scottsbluff hearing
District Judge Ted R. Fielder of Scottsbluff appointed Gerald Matzke as attorney for Robert A. Rhoderick who is jailed on suspicion of grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted R. Fielder
Scottsbluff
Gerald Matzke
Robert A. Rhoderick
Peters Sentenced For Forgery Taken To Lincoln Reform
Charles Peters was sentenced to one month at Nebraska Star Reformatory for forging and was taken to Lincoln on Monday by Deputy Sheriff Gene Morris. Peters admitted forging the name of Clarence Triska to a check for seventy two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peters
Nebraska Star Reformatory
Lincoln Monda
Gene Morris Peters
Clarence Triska
Tell Classifieds Offer Local Sell Trade Ads
Read by readers seeking quick sales trades. The Tell Classifieds present affordable ads for items, services, and opportunities. Post your listing to reach nearby buyers and sellers with concise, direct notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Martin
Reynolds, Irc
Jack Knicley
Snowy Range Mountains
Wyoming
C. FE. Heizer and Sons
A. A. Larson
Lubbock
Tex
J. J. Heizer
Connie Hruska
Francis Hruska
Estes Park
Hruska
St. Joseph's School of Nursing
Stanley Wiseman
Dana and
Scott
Redwood City
I. L. Pindell
Frank Hoover
Rocky Ford, Colo
Phyllis
Chester Vetter
Sherman Keil
John Zabelle
Ronnie
Los Angeles
Harry Smith
York
Julius Haberman
Gresham
Keil
Buzzie Smith
Jens, Englert
Bill
Lovell Keil
Stan Wiseman
Henry Darnsteadt
Corliss Darnsteadt
Brighton
Stanley Fischer
Broomfield
Arthur Aurich
Norman ‘Brauer
Derby
Ette
Earl Sallee
Kathy
Harold
Fred Humphrey
Larry Humphrey
South Dakota
Birthday Club
Kerns
Mrs. Madsen
Willy Bela
Oren Cox
John Engel
E. W. Augenstein
Aera Ps
Steven Scott Rohde
Steven Scott
Larry Rohde
Leona Shelley
George Rohde
Gurley
Everett Shelley
Oklahoma
C. H. Johnson
Ts Eensee
Chadron ‘State
Mt., “Vernon
iAug
Debbie.Thurston
Theita Mathewson
Matzke
Brett
Robertson
Bankers Life OF
Clyde Anderson
Chet
Virgil Walters
Lorenzo
Jor
American National Bank
Sidney National Bank
Sidney Park
Chet Walters
Globe-Telegraph Printing CO
Jackson St
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