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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

4

District Lions Meeting and Schuler Family Reunion

District 38 N Lions Clubs held a cabinet meeting at the United Presbyterian Church in Sidney with about 45 attendees. The afternoon included a program by Betty Jean Weed and others, plus notes on Region II planning and next Region III in Sutherland. Sixty five relatives gathered at the Dalton Park for the Schuler reunion with a bountiful meal and plans for next year at Bridgeport Park.

Lions Clubs Fellowship Hall United Presbyterian Church Sidney Kenwood Andersen Clif Berry Dalton Susan Allen Connie Flora Betty Jean Weed Janet Harris Mary Jane Elson Gurley Donna Allen Roger and Hammerstein Sho Sheryl Brestel Sound of Music Austraia Siam South Pacific Oklahoma Kenwood Anderson Toronto Sutherland Elwood Kealy Royal Room Dalton Park Schuler Ogallala Scottsbluff Bridgeport Broadwater Bridgeport Park Floyd Burdick Grand Canyon MeSa Verde Petrified Forest Glan Canyon Dam Grand Junction Meeker Craig Holbrook Ariz Francis Jennett Elizabeth Heizer Oscar Ridgeway Mike Woolery Fred Schuler Anne Borges Willard Aurich Franklin Harold Mary Ann LeRoy Lessman Owan Schuler Colorado Maynard Mayer Sandra Bud Lade Salinas Calif Nebraska LaVern Foy LaVern Mayer Lincoln John Lindhusen Utica Karen Jan Lyle Rabe Jim Gregg Ivan Walker John Elwell Sr Halsey School of Agriculture Walker Elwell Forest Ivan Arthur Godfrey Wood River Gladys Glenn Hilltop Cafe Lake McConaughy Pelsters Careys Lyle Graff Rodney Fairfield Raymond Graff The State University Lena Robinson Kate Schuler Goodman John Schuler Dean Schuler Fameily Merrill Yellowstone Park George Schuler Dewey Goodman Johnstown Cole Bill Goodman Grace Nickell Minatare Clarence Stannis Alliance Marie Gillespie Laramie Cleve Clayton Franklin Gillespie Lambs Stinnis Patsy Wayne Dykman Minnie Dryer Judy Lessman Joan Zesto Judy Betty Jo Mead Heizer Store Jerry Knapp McCook Harry Mead Betty McDonald Kan Dalton United Presbyterian Church Culbertson Lamb Nellie Jensen Gerald H.L. Heizer Wayne Weakly Oshkosh Heizers Ira White Lewell Gary Lanny Shelley Seattle Howard Reimers Larry Shelley Russel Freeburg Beaver City Neb Andrews Freeburg Tracy Connie Freeburg Wayne Wilda Morgan-Freeburg Freeburgs Lexington Annabelle Jane Frank Lucas Marvin Bonnie Connie San Bernardino Lucas Lois Leola Walden Phillip Schuetz Reimers Ranch Reimers Farm Minnie Satchell Ray Satchells Phillip Schuetzes Harvey Hinman Homer Nickell Nickell Hinman Mr. Schuetz C. J. Carley Western Nebraska Hospital Joe Atencio Gusie May Vincent Denver Carley John Arndt Sioux City Minnesota Black Hills Louie Arndt Melvin Warren W.L. Chichester Dean Chichester John Hood River Ore Rex Chichester Arabia Max Hunter Ellen Sacramento Lynn Chichester Don Ord Douglas Anderson Bill Kathy Colorado Springs Kenneth Parish Kimball Sarah Lynn Chichester Lynn Chichesters Francis Wrage Virginia Chadron California Joe Pappas Vera Riverside Deans Rex Steve Kimberlee Ann James Mr. Reynolds Oreleans Cleve Gillespie Farm Cliff Osborn St. Paul Roy Lintz L. W. Dirks Ronnie Dykman Sidney Hospital Cleve Gillespie Dykman Anna Borges Herbert Waldschmidt Braunfels Tex Clif Osborns David Meisenheimer Kent Ecklund Washington Lynn Kriegel Massachusetts Lynn Heinz North Carolina Trinity Lutheran Church Luther League Cyril McConnell Kearney Harry Noonan Rodney McConnell Hospital News Ernest Heine Dal

Thomas Nast Cartoon Represents Donkey and Lion Origin

The 1870 Harper's Weekly image by Thomas Nast shows the donkey defeating the lion, symbolizing the Democratic Party. The piece details the evolution of the donkey as party emblem and notes Nast later created the Republican elephant. The page also lists local events, fire reports, visits, and community notes from Dalton with obituaries and church schedules.

Democratic Party Thomas Nast Harper’s Weekly Lincoln Edwin McMasters Stanton Jackass

Birthdays and Visits Highlight Nebraskan Family Gatherings

Lisco and Gurley families share meals and birthday parties at the Rehmer and Jessen homes. Guests include Garry and Jim Miller, Marcella Orth of Jesup, and many Rufenacht and Langholz relatives. The article records visits, honeymoons, church meetings, and local social outings across several towns.

Robert Miller Jim Miller Lisco Fred Rehmer Gurley Garry Miller Yellowstone Park Wyoming Diane Rufenacht Lester Rufenacht Sidney Mattie Rufenacht Ervin Langholz Nekota Conference American Lutheran Church Smith Lake Sandhills Rushville Anna Thompson Arthur Lawrence Thompson Irene Thompson Thomas Lodgepole James Ihrig Laurie Carl Jurgens Dom Ernest Hank Jessen Paul Ingwerson Marcella Orth Jesup Ruby Wood Mrs Donald Orville Orth Gerald Whitrock Bob Rufenacht Vernal Utah Steven Cynthia Clarence Horst Debbie Miller Wyona Emhovic Dave Herman Florke William Windshiemer Leland Doris Mahin Walter Wiegers Larry Bruce John Bruce Beverly Barbara Black Hills Orth Kenneth Weigers Kenny Bridgeport Walter Weigers Mary Cliff Ewert Kenneth Weyerts Charles van de Voorde Dalton

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