Around The Town Guests and Weekend Visits Chronicle
Sunday guests included Ed Broady and Evelyn of Tecumseh Nebraska and Harvey Brufis of Chappell with Mr. and Mrs. George Young. The Drums hosted Miss Margaret Bauers enroute to California. The Dooleys from California visited and Mrs Drum earned a BA at University of Wyoming. Lt Jeff Bush and Wanda Westerhoff arrived from Long Beach for two weeks with Bush and Westerhoff families. Rae Jones of Omaha visited as did their son Larry with wife and children. The Jaggees left for Poudre Canyon Colorado. Blanche Baker, former Sidney teacher, was honored at a luncheon and will teach in Wabash Indiana. Gordon will fly to Korea with his unit. Mrs Arnold Huff of Cheyenne visited her parents. Ed Uptegrove returned from Wyoming and his wife from Ft Collins. Maybe Fay and family moved to 1218 Newton. Browns moved to 2416 El Rancho Road. Sill Priest and daughter left for Los Angeles with Mrs Florence Christ. Walter Cork and Dennis left for Curtis for Dennis to enroll at UNL. Morris Snyder hosted wife Susan and parents from Denver over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Young
Ed Broady
Evelyn
Tecumseh, Neb
Harey Brufis
Chappell
Youngs
Wieh
Margaret Bauers
Les. Maines
California
Sherrill Drum
R . Zipfel
Billings, Mont
Drum
Jeff Bush
Wanda Westerhoff
Long Beach
Calif
Jarvis Bush
Arnold Westerhoff
Rae Jones
Omaha
Larry
Midwest
Texas
James Waggerby
Jeft
Poudre Canyon
Colo
AFS Student Ann Shuman Lives in West Berlin German Home
Ann Shuman a 16 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Shuman former Sidney residents now in Bellevue has been chosen by the American Field Service for the Americans Abroad program She is in West Berlin living with the Ernest Joachim Khatz family Her first home letter describes the border forest nearby and the family She notes Kristiane and Barbara two sisters and their English and German language use The Berlin stay is limited to city environs due to East West restrictions Bellevue High School will host her as a senior next month and previously hosted Anna Liisa Katainen of Finland during 1958-59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Shuman
Kristiane
Barbara
Shay
West Berlin
AFS
Ann
Ers
Berlin
East Germany
Bellevue High School
Anna-Liisa Katainen
Finland
Shuma
Camille Bond Weds Richard Nichols in Sidney First Methodist
Camille Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Bond of Sidney married Richard Nichols son of Mr and Mrs Jess Nichols of Denver on Sunday August 21 at Sidney First Methodist Church. Rev R L Townsend officiated at 3 pm before 188 guests as blue and white flowers decorated the altar and chancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Johnson
George Miller
Denver
Kent Bond
Omaha
Newborns and Admits Acrosskimball Area
The register lists multiple admissions and dismissals in Sidney Bayard and nearby towns. Newborns include a baby girl in Sierra Madre and a son in Kimball. Notables: families of Trujillo Adams Tremain Goodman and Goodman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Déan Foxhaven
Déan Adams
Cheryl Hyde
Gerald Tremain
Joé Egginng
Susan Saab
Kenneth Scott
Linda Kleinert
Prisilla Phillips
William Rankin
Dalton
Fred Johnston
Potter
Donald Schmitt
Gurley
Vernon Goranson
Kimball
Herman Muhe
Bayard
Larry Nuss
Sierra Madre
Calif
Frank Mintken
New Born
Isidor Trujillo
Jack Goodman
Jody Marie Ave Born to Kimball Family
Mr and Mrs Robert Ave of Kimball welcomed a daughter Jody Marie born at Memorial Hospital on Thursday August 18 weighing seven pounds one ounce Lynette is three years old Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Schoen Gurley and Mrs C A Aue Kimball Great grandparents include Mrs C R Tritt Kimball and Frank Aue Auburn Neb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jody Marie Ave
Robert Ave
Kimball
Jody Marie
Memorial Hospital
Lynette
John Schoen
Gurley
C. A .Aue
C.,r. Tritt
Frank Aue
Auburn
Birth of Mark Robert Oliverius in Peoria Island family
A son, Mark Robert, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliverius of Peoria Island at 3 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 19, weighing nine pounds one ounce. He has a sister Lynne Joleen. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Oliverius of Peetz and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fratzke of Fairbank, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Robert
Robert ,Oliverius
Peoria Isl
Lynne Joleen
Joe C. Oliverius
Peetz
Paul Fratzke
Fairbank
Iowa
Bickel Family Announces New Son David Arthur
Mr and Mrs Robert Bickel of Inglewood California announce the birth of their son David Arthur on July 21. He weighed seven pounds six ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Art Bickel and Mrs Lucy Van Ness of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Arthur Bickel
Robert Bickel
Inglewood
Calif
David Arthur
Art Bickel
Lucy van Ness
Sidney
Meyer-French Rites On Aug 2 In San Diego
Mr and Mrs Leo K Meyer of Sidney announce the marriage of their daughter Sandra Jean to S A Larry Lee French son of Mrs Boyd French of Sidney The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev New Bonker at First Lutheran Church San Diego on Tuesday Aug 2 at 730 The bride wore a white embroidered sheath dress with white accessories Her shoulder length hair was tied with a white velvet bow They were attended by Mr and Mrs Gene Alexander The couple reside at 293 Ingelow St San Diego Mrs French is a 1968 Sidney High School graduate and her husband is a 1957 Lorenzo High School graduate He is serving in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo K. Meyer
Sidney
Sandra Jean
Larry Lee French
Boyd French
New. Bonker
Lutheran’ ‘Church
San Diego
Gene Alexander
Ingelow St
French
Sidney High School
Lorenzo High School
H47
U. S. Navy
Sidney Country Club
Connie Haley
Claudelle Kennedy
Denver
Robert Bauer
Robert Snyder
Ft. Morgan
Kay Berryman
Cozad
Jill Dobson
Bonnie Brown
Germaine Hahler
Yellowstone National Park
Timlin
South Clay
Englewood
Colo
St. Patrick’s Academy
Kearney State Teachers College
Martin Company
Powell Junior College
Powell
Wyo
Colorado Technical Institute
Ohio Oil Research Center
Woodwards Host Party For Wedding Couple
Mr and Mrs Gordon Woodward hosted a wedding rehearsal dinner honoring their daughter Delores and her fiancé Gary M Timlin. Twenty four guests attended in the Yendis party room with 24 lavender and white birthday cake decorations on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Woodward
Delores
Gary M. Timlin
Yendis
Altar Society Public Dinner Set Thursday
Altar Society will host a smorgasbord dinner for the public on Thursday August 25 from 5 to 6 30 p m in the Youth Center. A card party starts at 2 p m with public invited to both events chaired by Mrs Ivan Fehringer with co chair Mrs Harold Glanz and a large committee of local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Ivan Fehringer
Harold Glanz
Mmes
Herb Hruska Jr
Jeromé Lenzen
Art Cunningham
Joe Haje
Better the Best 4 H Club Planning Picnic and Fair
The Better the Best 4 H Club met at the Fraass home on July 25 led by vice president Peggy Allington. A picnic and swimming party was planned for August 7 and members were urged to participate in the county fair. Lunch was served by Mrs Davidson and Mrs Fraass. Linda Gade, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraass
Peggy Allington
Davidson
Linda Gade
Reading Spells Success for Feldman Children
Oak Ridge Tennessee AP report highlights the Feldman family famed for spelling prowess. Cyrus and Mrs Feldman attribute reading and etymology interest to Henry Joan Alice Benjy and Robbie, all strong readers who compete in national spelling bee contests in Washington and Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Diamond
OAK Ridge, Tenn
Cyrus Feldman
Henry Feldman
Feldman
Feldmans
Washington, D. C
Joan
Washington
Henry
Oak Ridge
Alice
Benjy
Robbie
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Grage Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Carol Grage was guest of honor at a bridal shower Friday evening in the home of Miss Kari Kay Keating. Miss Grage will be married Aug. 24 to Wayne Williams of Broken Bow. Gifts were presented by nine guests who played games and visited. A pink and white color scheme featured in decorations for the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Grage
Kari Kay Keating
Miss Grage
Wayne Williams
Broken Bow
Klingman Family Reunion Set for Chap pell This August
Forty seven members of the William Klingman family will attend a reunion in Chap pell from August 24 to 26. Attendees travel from Washington DC to Montana, with three daughters and six sons and their families present. The Klingmans moved to Deuel County in 1920 from Chester Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
William Klingman
Washington, D. C
Montana
Red Cross Home Nursing Teachers Available in Cheyenne County
The American Red Cross certified 13 women after 30 hours of instruction to become home nursing instructors. Names include Leanna Appelhans Earline Cox Stella Cox Irene Garcia Minnie Sanks Marie Osborn Rose Marie Robinson Marie Sain Nila Triplett Pearl Mueller Kathryn Merscheim Glenn Fraass Merle Bartlett. Classes begin when enough students enroll. contact Mrs. Joel Babcock at 4361. Bartlett plans to take skills to Montevideo Uruguay after mission work starts. the Bartletts will first study Spanish in San Juan Costa Rica and visit Felix Sutherland in San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
American National Red Cross
Cath- Biasena
Red Cross
Nebraska
Leanna L. Appelhans
Earline,Cox
Stella Cox
Irene Garcia
Minnié Sanks
Marie Osborn
Rose
Marie’ Robinson
Marie Sain
Nila Triplett
Sidney
Pearl Mueller
Kathryn Merscheim
Potter
Glenn Fraass
Merle Bartlett
Lodgepole
Joel Babcock
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
Earline Cox
Rose Marie Robinson
Leanna Applehans
Minnie Lanks
Telegraph
Woodward Timlin Wedding in Sidney Ohio. Aug 20
Delores Joan Woodward and Gary M Timlin, both of Denver, were married at St Patrick Church in a 930 am ceremony on Saturday August 20. The couple and families hailed from Sidney and Denver with 150 guests at the reception in Sidney Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Joan Woodward
Denver
Gary M. Timlin
St. Patrick’s Church
Vincent Pelster
Gordon W. Woodward
M. W. Timlin
Sidney
Helen Spencer
Herbert Hruska
Burlington Commended For Safety Program
Burlington Railroad receives the National Safety Council Public Safety Activities Award for outstanding public safety efforts. President H. C. Murphy notes the prize for work with employers authorities schools and groups to reduce trespassing and improve railroad highway crossing safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
National Safety Council
H. C. Murphy
Burlington
Skull found in store furnace sparks police probe
A human skull recovered from the furnace of a New Britain liquor store triggers a police investigation. Officers identify a former medical student who once fired at the address years ago. He now works as a doctor and says the skull was brought home from medical school and misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain, Conn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche-Baker
Ft. Sidney
Robert Schilreff
Clif Thurston
Lee Spiker
Tom Miller
Lenhart Schobert
del Exum
Baker
Wabash
Ind
W. O
Robert G. Gordon
Ralph Gordon
Korea
Arnold Huff
Cheyenne
Mrs
W. B. Swenson
Ed Uptegrove
Wyoming
Mrs. Uptegrove
Ft. Collins
Don Howard
Mr. Howard
Mr. Uptegrove
Walter Cork
Dennis
Curtis
Denis
University of Nebraska Agricultural School
Morris ‘Snyder
Snyder
Susan
Julius Saliman
Gop
TME
Cheyenne County Republican Central Committee
Chéyenne County Fair
W. J
Bill’ Robinson
Lina Bayne
Robinson
Farm Belt
Thunder
Miss Bayne
Ed Narjes
Young Republicans
John Cooper
Humboldt
John Elwell Jr
Camille Bond
Linday
Jack Lovell
Sandra L. Maresh
Mervill Meier
Rita Carey
Robin Miller
Marshall Shupe
Greeley
Maurice Nichols
Geneva
Charles Hofferver
Phillip Doé
Timothy Lovell
Edwin Nichols
Cindy Wolf
Dudne Moody
Rose Sparks
Clifford Wolf
Leonard Bond
Wayne Bond
Estes Park
Nichols
Nichols Construction Company
Doane College
Crete
Neb
Geneva High School
U. S. Army
Richard Nichols
Btudio
Mark Robert Oliverius
Woodwards
Altar Society
San Juan
Costa Rica
Felix Sutherland
Bartletts
Catherine Blasena
Red Cross Home Nursing
Joseph Merck
East Moliné
Diana Cabella
Carol Vogt
Nancy Haley
Robert Timlin
Cody
Barther
James White
Kenneth Woodward
Michael Morris
Stephen Durbin
Ronald
Douglas Merck
East Moline
Sharon Young
Woodward
Stacia Litty
Callaway
Schou Studio
Skullduggery
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