Around The Town Weekend Visits And Travel In Sidney
Local notes detail residents visiting relatives and preparing for travel. George Hockerson, a former Sidney resident, visited friends before returning to Arkspur California. Edward L. Bolke left for New York to sail for France after a 20 day leave. Families, including the Smiths and Bolkes, planned moves and holidays with relatives in Cheyenne Denver and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D.harte
George Hockerson
Sicily
Sidney
Arkspur
Calif
Omaha
Edward L. Bolke
New York
Ben Bolke
France
Dan Smith
Ana
Debbie
Danny
Cheyenne
Mr.Smith
Henderson Drive
Guinea pigs are not pigs they are rodents
A concise note clarifies that guinea pigs are rodents, not pigs, correcting a common misclassification.
Brooklyn Bridge Towers Rest on 15-Foot Wooden Cushions
The article notes that the Brooklyn Bridge towers are supported by submerged wooden cushions measuring 15 feet in thickness.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Shrine Ladies Host Monday Luncheon in Lodgepole
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club auxiliary hosted a 1 p.m. luncheon Friday with visiting and card playing. Sidney guests included Mrs. William Maring Mrs. Glenn Hedgecock Mrs. A. F. Whitmire and Mrs. N. S. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Shrine Club
Sidney
William Maring
Glenn Hedgecock
A. F. Whitmire
N. S. Miller
Ohio Women’s Club Yule Dance Tickets On Sale Now
The Ohio Women’s Club announces a Christmas dinner dance at the Sidney Country Club on Saturday December 15 with Ray Young combo from Scottsbluff providing music. Tickets are seven dollars per couple and available from Mrs Delmar Richardson or Miss Phyllis Baird. Only members paid in full by the November 8 meeting may purchase. Dinner serves at 6 30 p m. Deadline to buy tickets is December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Womens Club
Ohio Oil Co
Delmar Richardson
Phyllis Baird
Sidney Country Club
Ray Young
Scottsbluff
Gleaners Pack Holiday Boxes In Weekly Meets
The Gleaners a Grace Baptist Church women group meet weekly to pack food and clothing for the Navajo Children's Home in Cottonwood Arizona. During Thanksgiving week they prepared fruit and cookies for Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital trays and a Christmas box for Rev and Mrs Joe McGraw of Baptist College in Conway Arkansas.
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Gleaners
Women's Organization of
Grace Baptist Church
Cottonwood
Ariz
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Joe McGraw
The
Baptist College
Conway
Ark
W M B Club Holds Holiday Party
Mrs W R Nelson hosted a Christmas dinner for 12 members and two guests Mrs Warren Johnson and Chris at her home Monday noon. The rooms and table featured pink and silver decor with miniature trees and holly earrings as favors. Mrs Paul Spearow presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Nelson
W.M.B. Club
Warren Johnson
Chris
Paul Spearow
Christmas Club Meeting Notes and Gifts
The group voted to donate five dollars to the Nebraska Children's Home in Omaha. Mrs. Harold Spiker and Mrs. F. L. B. Goodwin received birthday gifts from their secret pals. Secret pals for the year were revealed in a Christmas gift exchange. The afternoon was social. Hostess for the January 8 meeting will be Mrs. N. S. Miller.
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Nebraska Children’s Home
Omaha
Harold Spiker
F. L. B. Goodwin
N. S. Miller
Card Clubs W N O Club Meets For Christmas Bridge
Twelve members of the W N O Club met at Mrs Wayne Loch s home for a dessert lunch and a secret pal gift exchange. They played bridge with honors going to Mrs Dan Smith high Mrs Bill Briggs second high Mrs Keith Spiker traveling and Mrs John Scholl low. The January 7 meeting will be at Mrs Bill Peterson s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N.O. Club
Wayne Loch
Dan Smith
Bill Briggs
Keith Spiker
John Scholllow
Newcomers Canasta Club Hosts Card Night
Mrs Gene Lienemann entertained Newcomers Canasta Club members at her home Monday evening co hosted by Mrs Robert Kurz. Out of town guests included Mrs LaVern Johnson Mrs Stanley Primus and Mrs August Zilmer Prizes went to Mrs Ronald Cady high and Mrs Ted Schmutte low Refreshments were served and the Jan 7 meeting will be at Mrs Ronald Lienemann's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canasta Club
Gene Lienemann
Robert Kurz
LaVern Johnson
Stanley Primus
August Zilmer
Ronald Cady
Ted Schmutte
Ronald Lienemann
Extension Club May Candlemaking Night
Eleven members of the Happy Hour Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Calvin Klentz for a candlemaking lesson. Mrs. Klentz and Mrs. Lawrence Shupe led the class and all members made glo candles. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Happy Hour Extension Club
Calvin Klentz
H. O. A Extension Club hosts Christmas party and meets
The next regular meeting is set for December 17 at the home of Ms. H A Brunssen with a Christmas candle decorating theme. Mrs Wilbur Bennett welcomed club members on November 16, with lessons on Mealtime Courtesies and Christmas bows led by Mrs John Call and Mrs Oren Cox. Three new members, Mrs Paul Reiners Mrs Frank Gadd and Mrs Ethel Wimner joined. The December 1 meeting will be at Mrs Bill Allens at 1 o clock with adults and children exchanging gifts. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O.A. Extension Club
Wilbur Bennett
Clarence Cox
John Call
Oren Cox
Paul Reiners
Frank Gadd
Ethel Wimner
Bill Allen
Center Ladies Aid Holds November Meeting
Eight members met November 27 at Hazel Thurston’s home for a 1:30 lunch. President Eila McVicker led a business session and a Christmas wrapping idea was discussed. Katheryn Weed and Dorothy Lar were noted in attendance.
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Center Ladies Aid
Hazel Thurston
Eila McVicker
Katheryn Weed
Dorothy Lar
Card and Gift Committee Plans Sale and Christmas Party
Members appointed to the card and gift committee decided to sell older cards at special prices. A poem by Mrs. Paul Weible was shared with the group. A bake sale occurred among members. Doris Weir led the devotional reading How Does Jesus Look with paintings shown. Games closed the meeting. The next meeting is December 18 at Adelaide Swanson’s home with a Christmas party and a one dollar gift exchange. Myrtle Higgins, secretary.
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Paul Weible
Doris Weir
Jesus
Adelaide Swanson
Myrtle Higgins
Cub Scouts meeting notes with elections and crafts
Cub Scouts from Den 4 Pack 89 met at Mrs Mayer's house on Monday afternoon to make Christmas presents for mothers. Dallas Langley was elected reporter and Jimmy Sutton was elected denner. They plan to wrap gifts and meet next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Langley
Jimmy Sutton
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Overland
Kan
Roland Block
Denver
Martin Block
W. LeRoy Larson
Walter Kinne
Ruby Schuler
Sutherland
Kinne
Jess Thompkins
Harold Higgins
D. W. Jorgenson
California
Robert Smith
Ivan Foster
Gardena
KNWS
Cissy
Wallace
L.P.V. Shrine
Freenlees, Inc
Bill Peterson
Beautihull Bloweee
H. A. Brunssen
Ladies Aid
Kickernick- Luxite
Kayser - Mojud
Marion
Telegraph
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