Social Guests Visit Friends and Family Across States
In Sidney's social notes, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shake of Nerstand Minnesota visited Mrs. Wanda Lint. Anna Merrick of Long Beach California stayed with Mrs. Katie Helzer and visited the Helzer son in Fort Morgan Colorado. The Haldeens and children hosted by Keith Simpson with Lanelle and Craig Haldeen staying with grandparents. The Kuceras and kin spent time in Seattle and Denver before visiting Omaha. Jerome Ortman and Jimmy Watke arrived from Omaha to stay with Mrs. Everett Walsh ahead of Richard Walsh joining Creighton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Merrick
Long Beach
Calif
Katie Helzer
Helzer
Fort Morgan
Colo
Donald Haldeen
Big Springs
Keith Simpson
Lanelle
Craig Haldeen
Larry Kucera
Seattle
Wash
Ann Kucera
Virgil Knackstedt
Frank Hand
Denver
Loren Carlson
Omaha
Jerome Ortman
Jimmy Watke
Everett Walsh
Richard Walsh
Creighton College
WSCS Circles Finish Summer With Coffee
Four and Five circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church held a joint 9 30 morning coffee at Legion Park. Mrs Lloyd Carr was guest of 18 members and announced the first general WSCS meeting for September. Miss Hazel Fogelsong gave devotions and Mrs Ethel Houge led the lesson from Man What a God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Legion Park
Lloyd Carr
WSCS
Hazel Fogelsong
Ethel Houge
Maxwell
Citizen's Job On Drainage Explained At Lions Club
John Gottschalk vice president presented The Citizen's Responsibility to Solve the Storm Drainage Problem at the Sidney Lions Club luncheon held in The Chateau. Judge Sydney Finch introduced him and Gottschalk answered Lions questions. Al Bauer urged volunteers for the Cheyenne County Fair barbecue. Guests included Ivan W. Bauer of Custer Wash and Dr. Robert Sherrerd of Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gottschalk
Sidney
Sidney Lions Club
Chateau
Sydney Finch
Lions
al Bauer
Cheyenne County Fair
Ivan W. Bauer
Custer
Wash
Robert. Sherrerd
Kimball
Wheat Queen Suzanne Talich Speaks on Sandwich Theme
Miss Suzanne Talich Nebraska Wheat Queen returns from Lincoln after three days promoting August As Sandwich Month. She participates in TV appearances in Lincoln and Omaha and radio interviews in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Talich
Nebraska Wheat Queen
Lincoln
Wheat Division of Nebraska
Omaha
Miss Talich
Billie Oakley
Goodies Mills
The
Grain Exchange
Miller
Paine
Former Potter resident to speak at Sidney Gatheran Church
The Rev. James Mueller of Madison South Dakota, pastor of Dakota State College Campus Chapel, will address congregations at Sidney St. Pauls Gatheran Church this Sunday during the 7:545 and 11 a.m. services. Mueller is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller and has served in Norfolk Virginia before his current post. He and his wife have three sons. Scholarships at Chadron State College include five Teacher Education awards and five $50 music scholarships awarded to local youths including Gordon McConkey of Oshkosh and Larry Glassburne of Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Sidney ‘St. Paul's
Chadron State College
Delbert Hussey
CSC
Gordon McConkey
Oshkosh
Larry Glassburne
Lodgepole
St. Patrick's
University of Nebraska
Brenda Spencer
Royal Maids of Potter
Marlene Brubaker
Sidney St. Paul’s Lutheran
James Mueller
Madison
S.D
Dakota State College
Seniors Celebrate Birthdays and Week at Sterling Center
The Sterling Senior Citizens Center hosted a Friday covered dish dinner with Rev. Max Kors and guests from several towns. Monday honored birthday girl Mrs. Margaret Nagengast with music by the Silver Serenaders and many attendees from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kors
Christ Episcopal Church
Senior Citizens Center
Joe Sharp
Anita
San Diego
Calif
Father Kors
Amy Robinett
Margaret Nagengast
Silver Serenaders
Victor Fehringer
Peetz
Angela Fehringer
Maurine Westphalen
Roland Musil
Paul Nagengast
Gregory
Dalton
John McGahan
Peggy
Jim
Billings
Mont
Cindy Louderback
Mary
Census at Memorial Hospital Reports 38 Patients No Newborns
Morning census shows 38 patients at Memorial Hospital with no newborns. Admissions include Sidney Phil Peetz and Lodgepole Mrs Jim Haskell. Potter entrants Randy Mathewson and Robert Hilpert. Discharges include Sidney Leona Shelley and Mrs Bob Baca with son Forrest White and Crescencio Rocha. Lodgepole Clarence Horst and Potter Robert Hilpert are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Phil Peetz
Lodgepole
Jim Haskell
Potter
Randy, Mathewson
Robert Hilpert
Leona Shelley
Bob
Baca
Forrest White
Crescencio Rocha
Clarence Horst
Jaycees and Band Auxiliary Run Cheyenne County Fair Booth
The Band Auxiliary and the Jaycees co sponsor a refreshment stand at the Cheyenne County fairgrounds. Proceeds fund the Sidney High School Band’s Orange Bowl trip this December. Volunteers begin serving eggs bacon and pancakes at 6 30 a m then switch to hamburgers hot dogs and sloppy joes until 11 p m Friday through Monday in the A framed Jaycee building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney High School
Jaycee
Child of Merlin and Florence Gish Born in Northglenn
Suzanne Christine Gish born Wednesday August 4 in Northglenn Colorado as the first child of Mr and Mrs Merlin Gish. Granddaughter of Florence Gish of Sidney and Mr and Mrs E Bartlett of Buffalo Wyoming. Great grandparents listed as Mrs H Blome of Dalton and L M Gish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne “ Christine
Merlin Gish
Northglenn
Colo
Gishes
Florence Gish
Sidney
E. Bartlett
Buffalo
Wyo
H. Blome
Dalton
L.M. Gish
Blossom Festival School Produces National Orchestra Alumni
After four years in operation the Blossom Festival School now counts former students in major orchestras. Jordan M. Ball of 2422 11th Ave is a Sidney tenor among alumni. String and wind players from Blossom appear with Toronto Atlanta St Louis Montreal New Orleans and Cleveland Orchestras. Co director Lindsey Merrill credits the schools Excellence motto for the success. The program began in 19 7 from a Cleveland Orchestra Kent State University collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossom Festival
Jordan M. Ball
11Th Ave
Sidney
Blossom
Toronto
Atlanta
St. Louis
Montreal
New Orleans
Cleveland
Lindsey Merrill
Cleveland Orchestra
Kent State University
Kathleen Deaver to wed Thomas Venable in October
Kathleen Deaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Deaver and Thomas Bryan Venable son of Mrs Homer Kibbee of Colorado Springs plan an October 16 wedding. Deaver a Sidney High School alumna works at The Chicken House. Venable a Palmer High School graduate also works at The Chicken House and will attend Western Nebraska Technical College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank’ L Deaver
Kathleen
Sue
Thomas Bryan Venable
Homer ‘Kibbee
Colorado Springs
Colo
Miss Deaver
Sidney High School
Chicken House
Venable
The
Palmer High School
Nebraska Technical College
Festival school draws top musicians from Cleveland Orchestra and Kent State
The program brings faculty from the Cleveland Orchestra and Kent State, plus visiting artists, to guide students from 25 states and Japan and Canada in a six week session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Orchestra
Kent State
Japan
Canada
Kent State University
Attendance urged at Sidney girls softball meeting
Officials for the 1972 girls softball year will be elected at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the City Council Rooms. Parents and daughters involved are urged to attend to ensure a full ballot and to express opinions. Only seven officers were present at the reorganizational meeting and decisions await broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Girls Softball Association
Girls Softball Association
Sidney Nurses Announce Picnic for Prospective Members
The Sidney Nurses Association invites prospective members to a picnic on Wednesday September 1 at 6 p.m. at Mrs John Stasch home 1335 Lodgepole Road. The September District Meeting to be hosted in Sidney will be discussed. Members should bring a covered dish and interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Campus Pastor To Appear At Sidney Church Services
Former Potter resident Rev. James Mueller will preach at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Sidney during the 7:45 and 11 a.m. services.
Community Calendar Highlights for Aug Events
Sunday events include a Methodist birthday gathering at First United, Lions District meeting and Buffalo County picnic at Legion Park Shelter. Weekday items cover BPQ Docs, Elks Club, Kiwanis Rotary, United Foursquare Women, Girls Softball Association, and a Diabetes Association meeting at St. Marys Hospital Scottsbluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
The
Diabetes Association
St. Mary's Hospital
Scottsbluff
Campus Chapel Son of Mr Frank Mueller
The article notes Campus Chapel is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Mueller. It mentions Kaw and Concordia Seminary in St Louis Missouri.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womens
Sidney Telegraph
Lowell Shake
Nerstand, Minn
Wanda Lint
Shake
Dorothy Cedric
Lint
Wanda Blair
Wheat Queen
St. Patrick's School
Ruth Pifa
Chappell
Gwelda Anderson
St. Pat's
Cindy Sick
Far Ieff
Kalico Kats
Kalico Rats
Beth Flora
Center
Carolyn Hruska
Farmer's Daughters
Play Clothes
Sterling Group
N. E. Witters
Frank Kokes
Logan County Fair
Sterling
Sterling Senior Center
E. A. Ruttner
Cecil Hume
Joe Rudolph
Ada Seevers
John Brotherson
Lilly Meissner
Gertrude Higgins
LeRoy Gish
Harry Warner
Sterling Merrymakers
George Hashbarger
George, Jr
Cheyenne
Herman Rippe
Wanda Rippe
Bernice Korensky
Teri Ann Korensky
Ohiowa
Neb
Terri_ .Howerter
Colorado
Dahlia
Suzanne
Christine Gish
Mr.Ball
Kent State U
Kathleen Deaver
Sidney Church
Ogallala
Buffalo County
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Laura Rudd
Laura Fish
CBS
Buffalo Bend
Providence
United Foursquare Women
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Wagon Newcomers Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Teree
Chapel
Frank Mueller
Potter and Sidney
St. John's College
Winfield
Kaw
Concordia Seminary
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