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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1967

Page

7

Cheyenne County Extension Clubs Preserve Community Service

The Baker's Dozen and Honeycomb Extension Clubs in Cheyenne County support families at Christmas and run ongoing projects since 1960 1962. They educate homemakers through lessons on health safety and finance, and participate in war drives blood donations library support and county centennial plans. They restore public spaces sponsor drives for Red Cross and food aid and contribute to hospital, library, and memorial projects.

Baker’s Dozen Extension Club Leslie Sabin Delbert Lessman Don Born Children’s Hospital Omaha Baker’s Dozen Honeycomb Extension Club John Henkle Robert Young Cheyenne County War Service Committee Red Cross Denver Post Sidney North Platte Victory Gardens Farm Bureau George Messing Plainview Club Tension Club Extension Club County Court House County Extension Clubs Golden Hour Extension Club Golden Hour Club Union Pacific Railroad Fox Theatre Sidney Trade Area County Extension Council Bess Rathman Memorial Home Extension Council Nebraska Safety Patrol Elmer Kohmelscher Scottsbluff Whch Nebraska Larry Peetz John Mason John Hartman Vernon Goranson du Cum Club Extension Council McFadden Heart Fund Cancer Fund March of Dimes Kings Daughters Fair Grounds Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Sidney Library

Marking two famous western Nebraska landmarks

In 1967 Nebraska Centennial year, two sites Fort Sidney on U.S. 30 and the Ash Hollow monument attract thousands. Cheyenne County Home Demonstration Clubs aided projects from postwar aid to England to UNICEF studies and pen pals. County Agent history highlights leaders and the fifty year Extension milestone.

Nebraska Fort Sidney U.S. 30 Ash Hollow

Golden Rod Lodge Began During 1920

Golden Rod Lodge in Lodgepole Nebraska formed in 1920 by a group of Masons from Lodgepole and surrounding area. Charter granted July 18, 1921. Early pioneers and charter members include George Minshall Albert Bates George Barlow Col. A. B. Persinger and many others. First meetings in the Fenske building later purchased as the lodge home. Worshipful Master Leonard Bond and Secretary Don Hafer note the trials and contributions during founding.

Golden Rod Lodge Lodgepole Nebraska Golden Fleece Lodge Chappell Frank Welch Sidney George Min= Shall Golden Red Lodge Albert John Bates Cheyenne County George W. Barlow Golden Rod Col A. B. Persinger Cheyeenne County Lewis R. Barlow Isaac Callison Tom Charles William H. Goettsche W. B. Grimes Albert H. Kuhlman Lodge A. A. Fenske George Mi Leonard B. Bond Don Hafer

Home Folks Open Library With Local Entertainment

A public library reception last Tuesday drew a crowded two hour turnout. Mayor McIntosh opened with a welcome and a brief library history followed by high quality music from Dedrick's Orchestra and local vocalists. The event showcased community support, with punch and wafers served and praise for the committees that organized the program.

McIntosh Dedrick Dorothy Thornbury Grace Hornaday Norine Dedrick Swenson Miss Hammer Professor Lewis Mr. Lewis Miss Devine C. Mann Simodynes Messrs. Lewis Thoreen Olson Groger

First Bank for Potter in 1907

Construction work will begin shortly upon a new building at Potter to be used for a bank which will begin business about January 1. The bank is promoted by W. S. Rodman, a well known real estate man and the largest stock holder, with County Clerk R. E. Barrett serving as president of the new institution.

Potter W. S. Rodman

Fifty Years Ago Methodists Agree To Build Church

The Methodist church plans a brick church and parsonage on the northwest Court House square. Architect J. R. Smith of Lincoln worked with Pastor Lewis and trustees. plans call for a 52 by 86 feet building.

Methodist Church Court House Square J. R. Smith Lincoln Lewis

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