Mr and Mrs H W Chandler Return From Kansas City Visit
Around the Town notes Dean Chandler underwent a nasal operation and remained hospitalized for 11 days after a five hour surgery. The Chandler family’s Sidney address is 4038 N Newton, Kansas City 19 Mo. Sunday visitors at the Hart home were Mrs Hart’s Denver relatives. Several residents and visitors travel between Sidney, Denver, Bakersfield, Waterloo, and Boulder, with various family groups visiting and returning. Mrs Seybolt Wilhelms of Hebron Neb died Nov 29, with funeral in Hebron on Dec 1. she was sister to Sidney resident Mrs Otto Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Chandler
Kansas City
Dean Chandler
Dean
Robert E. Fleenor
California
Sidney
Hervey Nelson
Bakersfield
Seybolt Wilhelms
Hebron
Neb
Wilhelms
Otto Ernest
Henry
William
Remier Jensen
Adolph Bew
Ernest
Nebraska
Frank Morey
Hastings
Davenport
Iowa
Rolling Meadow
Ill
Keith Morey
Lynn
Diane
Back To College Englaire Choir Concert at CSC
Alfred Blinde director announces fall Englaire Choir concert at Chadron State College Memorial Hall main auditorium Sunday December 6 at 4 p.m. The program spans Renaissance to contemporary sacred secular and Christmas pieces featuring Janet Harris a Dalton sophomore from Cheyenne county as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Englaire
Chadron State College
Memorial Hall
Alfred Blinde
Eaglaires
Cheyenne County
Janet Harris
Dalton
Lions Club hears Sidney school coach on basketball program
Lions Club Wednesday noon luncheon at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel featured Sidney public schools coach and teacher Bob Cook. He spoke on basketball and its role in physical education, with a Q&A and season preview for Sidney High School. Guest Donald Hafer of Lodgepole, chairman of Lions Region 2, Zone 2 Nebraska District 38N, attended. John Schou was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cook
Sidney Public Schools
Lions Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Mr. Cook
Sidney High School
Donald Hafer
Lodgepole
Hafer
Lions
Nebraska
John Schou
AAUW Meeting Highlights Fellowship Program Talk
The American Association of University Women met Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. December 2 at Mrs. Paul Martin’s home with 32 members and three guests. Dr. M. Adeline Olson, dean of women from Chadron State Teachers College, spoke on the AAUW Fellowship program. A Christmas bazaar raised proceeds for the fellowship fund. Hostesses included Mrs. John Elwell Jr and Sr, Mrs. William Kalous, Mrs. Les Coue ch, Joan Law, and Marie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan Association of University Women
Paul Martin
M. Adeline Olson
Chadron State Teachers College
John Elwell, Jr
John Elwell, Sr
William Kalous
Les Couech
Joan Law
Marie Smith
Boyd's Farm Sold To Lee Stormberg
The Douglas Boyds sold their farm east of Sidney to Lee Stormberg of Sidney. They keep acreage along Route 30 and will move a large house from a farm west of Dalton to the north edge of the property. The Boyds retain pasture land and livestock involvement. A sale was held Wednesday at the farm with many auctioned items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Boyds
Sidney
Lee Stormberg
Boyds
Dalton
Boyd
Sororities plan Christmas events and meetings
Sorority chapters XI RHO CHAPTER and BETA ALPHA CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday evenings with plans for a Christmas party and card project. XI RHO CHAPTER will host spouses Dec 19 and assist Memorial Rest Home residents with cards on Dec 8. BETA ALPHA members scheduled a Dec 16 party with topics on Conversation and The Art of Thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Leo Krieger
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Schillraff
Douglas Earnhart
Carl Bonstead
Eldon Mapes
Duane Golden
Earnhart
Rebekahs Plan Christmas Program in Sidney
Twenty members of Sidney Rebekah Lodge 66 met at the Odd Fellow Temple with Mrs. Gene Morris presiding. Officers named for the December 12 Christmas program include Mrs. Katie Helzer Alma Averill and Lawrence Osborn. A covered dish dinner is set for noon December 11 in the temple basement. Assembly President's program on how to make meetings more interesting was presented by Mrs. Katie Helzer. Refreshments followed by Mrs. Louis Grage Doyle Foland and Glenn Moore. The next meeting is 7 30 p m December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Temple
Gene Morris
Katie Helzer
Alma Averill
Lawrence Osborn
Assembly
Louis Grage
Doyle Foland
Glenn Moore
Presbyterian Women's Ass'n Met Thursday
The Light Memorial Presbyterian Women's Association met Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church basement. President Mrs H C Q Nelson was re elected for a third year with vice president Mrs Ross Barker and treasurer Miss Sylvia Reese. Committees were named for Fellowship Program World Service Local Churches Nominating Spiritual Life and Finance and circle chairmen for 1965 named. The program titled Christmas Around the World was led by Mrs Richard Smith with help from several members. The Ruth Circle hosted with an Advent wreath centerpiece and red and green decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Memorial Presbyterian Women’s Association
H. C. Q. Nelson
Association
Carl Nelson
H. C. Nelson
Ross Barker
Sylvia Reese
Weert Frerichs
Glen Draper
J. W. Johnson
R. C. Cunningham
H. N. Rhodes
Richard Smith
William Fankhauser
World Service
Russell Dedrick
Clark Fuller
Arlin Caster
Ron Barker
Roger Plantz
Kenneth Noteboom
Clarence Castner
Circle
Ray Cruise
Miriam Rachel Circle
C. M. Larson
Mary Elizabeth Circle
Forrest Belieu
Ruth Circle
Cunningham
Johnson
W. T. Miller
Rhodes
Patty Rhodes
Wendell Abrams
Overwatering tops houseplant trouble warned by Nebrask a expert
Wayne Whitney, University of Nebraska Extension horticulturist, says overwatering is the most common cause of problems in growing houseplants. He advises checking soil moisture, ensuring proper drainage, and allowing the top inch of soil to dry between waterings to prevent root rot and yellowing leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wayne Whitney
University of Nebraska Extension
Hospital Census and Admissions at Memorial
The daily census shows 42 patients and six babies at Memorial Hospital as of 8 am Friday. Admissions include Sidney residents Ron Pierce Cindy Pearson Cal Emerson Lee Taylor Dward Jelinek Mrs Paul Goin Mrs Robert Cline Dani Coates Mrs Frank Pool Frank Mattoon and others from Prescott Ariz Gurley Lodgepole Chappell Dalton. Births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Cline and a boy to Mr and Mrs Virgil Horst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Ron Pierce
Cindy Pearson
Cal Emerson
Lee Taylor
Dward Jelinek
Paul Goin
Robert Cline
Dani Coates
Frank Pool
Frank Mattoon
Prescott
Ariz
J. S. Jones
Dalton
Virgil Horst
Gurley
Harold Lutlerman
Lodgepole
Doyle Krip
Don Frerichs
Fred Runge
Joe Ramos
James Bowie
Kellye Krueger
Kimberly Krueger
Irma Meyer
Kenneth Wright
Joe Hornicek
Mira Hester
Mary Beth Phillips
Charlotte Bancroft
Robert Lafler
Ervin Drumheller
Gene Tumbleson
Michael Troidl
Chappell
Chelsea Krause
J. Jon
Es. Dalton
Dwayne Yonker
Birth announcements for Tamya Lafler and Ernest Wilson third
Tamya Marie Lafler was born November 30 at 10 15 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 14 1/2 ounces to Tamya Marie Lafler and Donald Lafler with sisters Dawn Alys and Valera and grandparents John and Ethel Hornicek and Ralph Lafler. Ernest E Wilson third son born November 30 at 9 1 1 a.m. weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces to Ernest Wilson and wife with brother Mark and sister Tina. grandparents E A Wolverton and Mrs Charles Sawyer and Ernest Wilson of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamya Marie Lafler
Donald Lafler
Tamya Marie
Dawn
Alys
Valera
John Hornicek
Lodgepole
Ralph Lafler
Sidney
Ernest E. Wilson
Ernest Wilson
Ernest E
Mark
Tina
E. A. Wolverton
Charles Sawyer
Wichita Falls
Tex
Denver
Nelson elected grand high priest of Nebraska Royal Arch Masons
OMAHA August H. Boldt of North Platte was elected grand high priest of the grand chapter Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska. He succeeds Donald Lampkins of Fairbury. Other elected officials and appointive officers include Lillard Jensen, Howard Hunter, A Wesley Fox, Earle Boyington, Carl Greisen, and Rev. Carl L. Nelson among others with several officers reelected or appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
August H. Boldt
North Platte
Royal Arch Masons
Nebraska
Donald W. Lampkins
Fairbury
Lillard S. Jensen
Howard J. Hunter
Wahoo
A. Wesley Fox
Kilgore
Grand Scribe
Earle M. Boyington
McCook
Carl R. Greisen
Carl L. Nelson
Sidney
Allyn D. Gleason
Kearney
Russell F. Richmond
Lincoln
Wayne D. Allen
Archie W. White
Fremont Royal Arch
Henry F. Mammen
Chad
Ron
Charles E. Baker
David City
Richard T. Allbright
Ralph L. Crockett
Wayne
Sentinel
Girl Scouts Selling Nuts in Sidney for Fund Drive
Girl Scouts in Sidney under Guiding Star Council sell salted party nuts to meet United Fund Drive quotas. Local chairs are Mrs. Elwood Pederson and Mrs. William Palmer. Nuts cost 60 cents a can. contact any Scout or call Mrs. Palmer 4-2509 or Mrs. Pederson 4-9376 to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Guiding Star Council
United Fund
Elwood Pederson
William Palmer
Nebraska expert warns middle-aged adults on winter walking
Lincoln report notes that a ten minute winter walk through snow or ice with a strong wind can feel like a quarter mile race. Helen Becker, University of Nebraska Extension health education specialist, cautions those around age 40 to beware of track meet style exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska Extension
Transfer Roundup At Sioux Depot Stations Three Families
Bonifacio D Gutierrez a munitions operator at Sioux Army Depot transfers to Pueblo Army Depot Pueblo Colo joining his wife Maria and children Connie Jesse Freddie James Rodrigo and Rene In a second move Myrtle D Reese a staff nurse leaves Sioux for Red Lake Indian Reservation Red Lake Minn with her children Robert Charles and Judy and a third transfer Eusebio G Garcia a munitions operator moves to Pueblo Army Depot with wife Mary Ann and children Rosalie Ann Judy May Steven Roy and Edward Lee The notes list prior service dates and ages of family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonifacio D. Gutierrez
Sioux Army Depot
Pueblo Army Depot
Pueblo
Colo
Sioux
Maria
Connie
Jesse
Freddie
James
Rodrigo
Rene
Myrtle D. Reese
R. N
Red Lake Indian Reservation
Red Lake
Minn
Robert
Charles
Judy
Eusebio G. Garcia
Mary Ann
Rosalie Ann
Judy May
Steven Roy
Edward Lee
Sidney area December events highlight clubs and activities
On Saturday December 5 events include a Sidney High School wrestling invitational at the Junior High School auditorium at 9:30 a.m. a Christmas Dinner dance for members only at the Sidney Country Club. Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosts a dance at the 4-H building with dancing at 8 p.m. The next day the Lodgepole Shrine Club holds a Children's Christmas Party at 2:30 p.m. at the Lodgepole Legion Hall for Shriners and Masons' children. Monday brings multiple gatherings: Clover Leaf Drovers 4-H Club at 7 p.m. at the 4-H building. Rotary Club at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel 6:15 p.m.. Kiwanis Club at Sidney Country Club 6:30 p.m.. Toastmasters Club 6:30 p.m. at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Odd Fellows at 8 p.m. 100F Hall. DeMolay and Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m.. Chapter BO and Chapter FA with PEO at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday features Memorial Hospital Auxiliary at 2 p.m.. St Patrick’s Academy Junior Class play Love Is Eternal at 8 p.m. in the academy high school auditorium. On Wednesday Rebekah Kensington 2 p.m.. Moose Lodge 1784. Sidney Ministerial Association. Friday December 11 the Rebekahs Goldenrod Past Noble Grand Club meets at 12 noon for lunch and a gift exchange at 100F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Sidney Country Club
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Fairgrounds
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Lodgepole Legion Hall
Clover Leaf Drovers
Rotary Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Toastmasters Club
Odd Fellows
Masonic Temple
PEO
Memorial Hospital
Rebekahs Goldenrod Past Noble Grand Club
New Brownie Troop 27 Formed at Central School
A new Brownie Troop 27 is established with Mrs. Robert L. Cramer as leader and Mrs. Dale Niebaum as assistant. The investiture ceremony occurred Thursday afternoon in the Central School auditorium, led by Cadet Troop 150. Refreshments were served after the meeting by troop committee members Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. Ed Bauman, and Mrs. James Brumfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Cramer
Dale Niebaum
Central School
Robert Adams
Ed Bauman
James Brumfield
Tami Brumfield
Dareen Niebaum
Gail Lynn Johnson
Marcell Bauman
Diane Jones
Susan Cramer
Nancy Adams
Barbara Glassburn
Donita Sanford
Julie Madsen
Karen Schmidt
Irma Leal
Creta Bowzer
Susan Luehrs
Terri Goen
Patti Hall
Telegraph
Reporting Of Local Weddings
The Sidney Telegraph announces a policy to carry full prompt reports on local weddings of interest. It asks for timely submissions from a wedding party member who can relay details soon after the ceremony, warning that delays will shorten the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Lutheran Women Meet at St Pauls Sidney for Luncheon
The Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Sidney held a Thursday meeting at 1 PM with 39 members and two guests. Mrs. Harvey Benzel led the business session, guests included Mrs. Chester Witt of Denver and Mrs. Robert Buhrdorf of Sidney who joined. Afterward the group sang carols and luncheon tables were decorated in a Christmas theme with hostesses Mrs. Vern Sharman Mrs. William Schnell Mrs. Art Schuessler and Mrs. Victor Reker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Group
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Sidney
Harvey Benzel
Chester Witt
Denver
Robert Buhrdorf
Sidney
Buhrdorf
Vern Sharman
William Schnell
Art Schuessler
Victor Reker
Lincoln Tips: Unstuffed Roast Cuts Turkey Cooking Time
University of Nebraska Extension food specialists say roasting a 12 pound turkey unstuffed saves about one and a half hours. They advise prep involves making stuffing separately as a dressing to finish evenly and safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Santa's Mailbox Santa wants letters to Santa Claus
Santa's Mailbox invites readers to mail or bring letters to the Sidney Telegraph in Sidney Nebraska addressed to Santa Claus. The letter includes multiple children, their requests such as dolls, a puppy, a bike, a Honda 90, and mentions Grand Island relatives and Christmas plans. Randy Rosemund from Grand Island asks for a tricycle, dollhouse, candy, and asks Santa to find their Grand Island addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Sidney
Nebraska
Santa
Randy Rosemund
Grand Island
Grannie
Granpa
Mommie
Daddy
Mary
Mamie
Neb
Jobs Daughters Elect Officers in Sidney Bethel 25
The Sidney Bethel 25 of Jobs Daughters met Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple with Honored Queen Lynn Robinson presiding New officers elected for 1965 are Donna Landmesser honored queen Colleen Christ senior princess Barbara Christ junior princess Becky Ladine Guide and Jamie Spearow marshal Appointive officers have not been named A tentative installation date is set for December 21 Jobs Daughters will hold a bake sale at Town and Country Market on Saturday December 5 from 9 am to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bethel
Jobs
Masonic Temple
Lynn Robinson
Donna Landmesser
Colleen Christ
Barbara Christ
Becky Ladine
Guide
Jamie Spearow
Marshall
Lutheran Church Women Meet for Christmas Luncheon
The Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity held a 12:30 covered dish luncheon at the church with a Christmas program led by Reverend Henry Monnich. Esther Swanson, president, said the post luncheon meeting began at 2 p.m. A Christmas Congregational Dinner is set for December 10 at 6 30 p.m. Meat rolls and coffee will be provided and attendees should bring table service. Coffee and Christmas cookies closed the gathering. Hostesses were Anna Rexroth Ralph Fleming L C Herout and George Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Esther Swanson
Swanson
Henry Monnich
Anna Rexroth
Ralph Fleming
L. C. Her=out
George Owen
Cub Scout Meeting Recalls Christmas Gifts and Tricks
Den 2 Pack 82 met at Mrs Johnsons house Tuesday to review achievements, perform tricks, and practice gifts for Mother for Christmas. Bob Cramer led the flag salute as four scouts performed, followed by refreshments and a Living Circle closing.
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Jacob Hart
Hart
Don Schriner
George Engelman
Jim Huey
Charles Weaver
Washington, D. C
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Washington
Gene Lienemann
Arnold Monteith
Nebraska Meat Packers
Waterloo
Heinz Rose
Bath
Ken Pittam
Boulder
Mr. Pittam
F. J. DeVier
William T. Miller
Casper
Dave Kelly
Torrington, Wyo
Maurice James
Kimball
Edith DeVier
Larry Edwards
Ed Weikhorst
Potter
Bauman
Arthur Draper
First Methodist Church
Alfred Pelster
Jeannette
Arnold E. Draper
Harold A. Draper
LaVern A. Draper
Drapers
Rebekahs Meet
Presbyterian Women’s Ass’n
Rev. Nelson
Girl Scouts
Sioux Depot
St. Patrick’s Academy
New Academy High School
Rebekah Kensington
Moose Lodge
Sidney Ministerial Association
Tammy
Lesa Wolford
Forrest St
Lodgepole Valley Barracks
Jaycee Legion Hall
Elmer Seyfang
Dave Ells
Sunol
William Zehr
A. F. Whitmire
Ralph Robertson
Lcwomen
Cub Scout News
Den
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