Sidney residents take travel notices and gatherings in late summer
Carolyn Kennedy leaves for Pittsburgh after visiting her mother. Gary Statler visits from Omaha to spend two weeks with his parents before starting his sophomore year in business administration. The Statlers attend Sharon Maxine and Paul Allen’s wedding in Greeley. Numerous local families return from trips to Florida, Denver, and other points with updates on health, visits, and summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Statler
University of Omaha
H. W. Statler
Statlers
Greeley
Aind
William Bartlett
Sharon Maxine
Paul Allen
Leonard Fine
Harold Bridkey
Omaha
Denver
Community events listed for August and September
A sequence of local notices outlines events from Friday August 25 noon to 9 pm rummage sale in Elks auditorium by First Methodist W.SC.S, through Cheyenne County Fair on Saturday, August 26 and square dancing invite on Sunday August 27, to BPO Does meeting Monday August 28 and various club meetings. The Gurley Garden Club Flower Show is scheduled for Friday September 1 from 1:30 to 4:30 pm at Gurley Methodist Church basement with entries in by 11 am. The note adds a sanitation tip about dill pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Auditorium
First Methodist W.sc.s
Cheyenne County Fair
The
Henry Smiths of
Lewellen
Lewellen Pavillion
B.P.O
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Toastmasters Club
Pole Valley Saddle Club
Gurley
Song Contest Winners To Compete At State
The Junior Leader Club and the Measure Masters will compete in the State 4-H Song Contest after winning the local contest this morning. Junior Leaders won the large group and Measure Masters the small group contest. Other ribbons awarded were four blue ribbons to the Busy Beavers, Kitchen Kitties, Do-Daddlers and Stitch and Stir. Red ribbon winners were Busy Maids, Very Busy Bees, Busy Cooks and Sewers, and Potter Clovettes.
Pasture Lands Sell At 43 Dollars Per Acre
Oshkosh reports 1320 acres of pasture land from the late Linda Campbell estate sold for 43 dollars per acre. W. C. Meier purchased the property. Local land experts call the price exceptionally good for pasture land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Linda Campbell
W. C. Meier
Unclear Ady Solicits Telegraph WAnt Help
A fragmentary classified notice lists admitted and dismissed names across multiple locales and a prompt to try a telegraph want ad. Names include Christine Thomas, Mrs Leland Mann, Helen Ferrell, and many others with various spouse titles. The text reads as a listing of individuals by surname or locale with designation roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Christine Thomas
Leland Mann
Helen Ferrell
Ed Palmer
Catherine Nelson
Joe Ralph
Leslie Johnson
Lloyd Searles
William Young
Don Schilz
Bart Taylor
Judy Smith
Potter
William Zink
Chappell
Paul White
SOD
Joe Bates
Peetz
Harvey Marsh
Patty Schlesselman
Antone Steffens
Ida Leach
Marsha Griffiths
Twins and Newborns Honor Local Families
Kevin Dewayne Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Jess Jones, born Tuesday at Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds. Robin Scott Miller, son of Mr and Mrs James Miller, born Friday at Pioneer Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Grandparents and great grandparents listed from Texas, Kansas, and Nebraska communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Dewayne Jones
Jess Jones
Kevin Dewayne
Memorial Hospital
Karen
Diane
Jay
Terry
Glen Jones
Sidney
I. ‘I. Driggens
Odessa
Tex
W. *M. Cooper
Minnie’ Driggens
Trent, Tex
James Miller
Lodgepole
Robin Scott
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Dalton
Elizabeth Bradshaw
Gurley
Robert Miller
Gesina Miller
Marie Phares
WaKeeney
Kan
Percy Davis
Pharr
Plainview Extension Club Meets for Annual Study Plan
Eight members attended the Plainview Extension Club meeting on August 9 at Mrs James Deaver's home. Vice President Mrs Robert Lafler led the session and members discussed study lessons for the coming year to be voted on at the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Plainview Extension Club
James Deaver
Robert Lafler
Leon Lafler
Rest Home Entertainment Program and Prizes
The rest home completed its entertainment program on August 29 with Mrs. Robert Lafler in charge. Prizes went to Mrs. Burgett Peetz for high score and Mrs. Leon Lafler for low. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Russell George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harlan
Emil Johnson
Fremont
George Hartman
Doris Harlan
Omaha
Sidneyites
Miss Harlan
Robert Lafler
Burgett Peetz
Leon Lafler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn Kennedy
Pittsburgh
E. L. Uptegrove
Diane Watts
Don Watts
Coleen
Barbara Christ
Car! Christ Jr
Wayne Hengl
Chicago
Frank Hengl
Kerry Miller
Watertown
S. C
Harold Hengl
M. M. Selzer
Florida
R. J. Dent
R. H. McCullough
C. E. Smith
Mildred Miller
Jacksonville
Selzer
Cape Canaveral
Orlando
Selzers
Roy White
Calumet Farms
Lexington
W. K. Hasenyager
S. Colorado Blvd
L. J. Darnall
Earl N. Leger
Legers
Utica
Vicki
Val Dean Richards
Ed Bauman
Bauman
Judy Koepke
Hoskins
Louis Johnson
Gunnison
Colo
Cheryl
Jeanne Whitmire
Jeff Pippitt
Grace Schneider
Kathy Borgmann
John Swick
Broken Bow
Marion Swick
Ralph Welton
Lincoln
Jeannette
Torrington
Wyo
Gus Hellbush
Jo Moody
Mr. Hellbush
Coley Nelson
Cliff Osborn
Susan
Nancy
E. E. Osborn
Kenneth Morgan
Sally Jo
Nancy Morgan
Clara Stoll
Keith Simpson
Casper
Mr. Simpson
Clyde Cameron
Oscar Copley
James Weber
Little Rock
Ark
Ozarks
Clyde Johnson
Estes Park
Lyle Johnson
Chris
Shannon
Littleton
Dean Carter
Randy
Denny
Becky
Kevin
St. John
E. W. Osborne
Sandra
Steven
Scott
Goldsboro
N. C
Osbornes
Carters
Neal Craig
John Craig
Lee Girardot
Enis Alldridge
Scottsbluff Scs
SCS
Eugene Zwickl
J. B. Whiddon
Perry, Fla
Zero Beach
S. J. Simmerman
14Th
Osage
Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Willis King
Dan Benzel
Earl Henderson
W. E. Gehrig
Harvey Vizina
Gehrig
Vizina
King
Floyd Lanks
Harold Tobin
Vizinia
Russell Joder
Bob Hossle
Jim Paxton
Telegraph
Tino
Fiz
Nias
Robi Scott Miller
Mrs. Russell George
Aluminum
Illinois
Sidney National Bank
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