Chappell 4-H Banquet Highlights 1966 Awards Night
The Chappell 4-H Banquet at the 100 Hall honored leaders with Bronze Clover pins for two years and 5, 10 year recognitions. Gene Leinemann spoke on the role of a 4-H leader as enrollment reached 138 members with 309 project enrollments and high completion rates. County awards went to Heidemann Hayes Gerber Killion and others. 1965 National 4-H programs noted. Also covered are BPW Club events and Thanksgiving guest arrivals of local families and relatives across Chappell community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell Senior Chamber of Commerce
Rebekah Lodge
Robert Neumann
Stanley Kruschwitz
Gordon Smith
Judy Cerny
Ivan Brauer
Chappell Chamber of Commerce
Ira Radke
Stanley Eckert
Stanley Beckert
George Germer
Loran Heidemann
Jess Grasz
LaVern Tranel
Glenn Hixon
Gene Leinemann
Jeanette Heidemann
Virginia Hayes
Pat Gerber
Pam Killion
Ford Motor Company Fund
E. I. DuPont Demours and Co
Dale Fernandez
Lowell Peeks
Coats and Clark
General Foods Corporation
Lynette Grabowski
Joan Kayton
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Eastman Kodak Co
General Motors
Karren Peeks
Carol Smith
Longtime resident dies in Chappell with services held
Charles Cozad 55 died after surgery at St Luke's Hospital Denver. Funeral at Methodist Church Chappell officiated by Rev Stanley Kruschwitz with burial in Chappell Cemetery. Born Oct 22 1910 in Decatur Illinois he married Alice Best in 1934 and moved to Chappell in 1948 to farm. Elected Police Magistrate in May 1964. Survivors include wife Alice and son Charles Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Charles Cozad
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Stanley Kruschwitz
Chappell Cemetery
Mr. Cozad
Decator
Ilinois
Alice M. Best
Alice
Charles Frederick
Hickman
Nebraska State Employment Office
Devel County High School
Grand Lodge
A.F
A.M
Louis V
Sylvester
S & R Grocery
Peterson & Vogt
E. O. Richards
Weekend Accidents Reported Involving IML Truck And Thunderbird
Two weekend wrecks were reported. An IML truck driven by A Trease of Salt Lake City veered into a ditch after hitting a car stalled by icy roads. no injuries but $1500 to $2000 damage. A Thunderbird driven by A Gandy of San Francisco passed a pickup. both vehicles suffered about $150 damage and no injuries. Four and a half miles west of Chappell, both cars were westbound. Hospitalized list includes several local residents with medical statuses and later dismissals. a newborn Damon Lee to Rodney and an unnamed mother is reported with family details. Grandparents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IML
A. Trease
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chris Ray
Thunderbird
A. Gandy
San Francisco
Calif
Chappell
Miller Memorial Hospital
Roy Taylor
Sedgwick
Sara Louise Hartsow
Lula Barnes
Bill Pickeral, Jr
Medical
Rodney Lockhart
Sandra Furby
Marilyn Clark
Mary Louise Groves
Curtis Brown
Millie Alvord
Sara Hartsow
Will Jarman
Matts
Harold Thies
Damon Lee
Glenda
Glen Lockhart
Frank Schutte
McCook
Berea Lutheran Women Elect Leaders At Space Age Program
The Berea Lutheran Church Women met at the church with Mrs. Theodore Smith from Chappell Methodist presenting God and the Space Age. Elections named committee chairs including Education Mrs. Elmer Weible and Nominating Mrs. Clara Kanter. Church men opened baseball season facing Rural Immanuel Weyerts. other teams listed. December Selective Service calls are light. Bill Janous to be inducted December 9 in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Lutheran Church
Theodore Smith
Methodist Church
Chappell
Elmer Weible
Neal Fornander
Gilbert Carlson
Sophena Kechley
Paul Fornander
Dale Johnson
Clara Kanter
Percy Barnes
Lutheran Church
Immanuel Or Weyerts
Wright
Selective Service Office
Bill Janous
Denver
Armed Forces
Maple Grove Hospital Release and Local Gatherings
Maple Grove News notes Dan Sharman returned home from Memorial hospital and is recovering well. The column then lists a series of Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings among local residents including Miles, Sharman, Geu, Runion, Rasmussen, Runion, and Frerichs families, detailing holiday hospitality and birthday celebrations. Also reported are Reds Rooters Club planning for spring training in Tampa and a doughnut firm executive scoring a hole in one at Spring Valley Golf Club, highlighting notable local social events and regional sports curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sharman
Memorial Hospital
Ite
O.K
Harvey Miles
Loring Tabler
T.V
Charles Stark
Oscar Schlaman
Faye Walsh
Mabel Miles
T.N
Verne Sharman
Alvin Dorman
Margarite Sterling
Kathleen Deemers
Cindy Oliverius
Vern Sharman
Bob Johnson
Roland Green
Albert Runion
Harry Stately
Wesley
Charles Smith
Ernest Frerichs
Harry Oliverius
Lynn Rowe
Julia Rasmussen
Runion
Frank Rasmussen
Canton
Mass
William Rosenberg
Spring Valley Golf Club
Arnold Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chappell News
Absthate
BPW
Dever County High School
Jo Clark
Alta Aden
Fern Rahe
Mac Martens
The
Chappell Club
Lewis Barton
Aimong
Ricko Chirks
Don Lincoln
Omaha
Chirks
Clarks
Don Johnson’s
Tome
Larande
Carole Munson
Ft. Collins
Sharon Munson
Wayne Munson
Gary Fanoele
Kearney
Joe Fanoele
Jim Soule
Emmett Soule
Robert Schmid
Lincoln
Bud Scott
Morgan
Soule’s
Lonnie Schmid
Joyce Terry
LaDena Poppert
Chris
Greg Ray
Sharon
Connie Frederick
Dorothy Harris
Eugene Frederick
Dennis
Norman Pace
Lori Lynn
Idaho Falls
Idaho
John Pace
Burton Pace
Pete Schmidline
Walt
Julesburg
Reed Mueller
Jennette Pace
Bill Stegeman
Stegeman
Warren Shindle
Twin Falls
Floyd Hare
Heyburn
Clarence Hare
Laurence Hare
George Hare
Matt Treinen
Sidney
Walden Carson
Fremont
Nebr
Burton Carter
Oshkosh
Burton Carter’s
Bob Carter
Tom Carter
Winifred Carter
Tom Carteer
Sidney Memorial Hospital
Clifford Rabe
Wilcox
Nebraska
Timothy Lynn
George Rabe
Billy Graham
Grant
Lyle Rabe
Dalton
Darrell Rabe
Russell Stutzman
Penney's
Maple Grove News
Boosters GO
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Barney Rapp
Reds
Tampa
Fla
1Lth Ave
Sidney Livestock Sales
K. Weyerts
F. Policky
P. Lincock
D. Nienhueser
L. Wolff
C. Wise
P. Houser
W. Weyerts
SALE
Sidney Livestock
Dale Katen
Dave Truss
United States
Radio
Source
McCann-Erickson
Sidney Telegraph Advertising Department
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