Around The Town notes on travel and family events
Mrs Harold Keith returned from Casper after nine weeks with her son in law and daughter while daughter in law underwent major surgery. Gary Schwartz and Doug McLaughlin came home from Mule Shoe Texas after two months of work. Kay Gallagher finished training at St Josephs Denver and will vacation with her parents. Mrs Gallagher and Mrs Maher head to Denver and return Sunday with Kay. Attending funerals for Miss Naid Segelke in Chicago were Arnold Biasack Lambert Morton Dean Adams Harry Segelke and Fred Segelke. Mr and Mrs F G Harrington went to Buffalo Gap South Dakota for the death of Roy Korthaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Keith
Casper
Eddie Hanna
Gary Schwartz
Vernoon Schwartz
Doug Mclaughlin
Don McLaughlin
Mule Shoe
Tex
Kay Gallagher
William Gallagher
St. Joseph's School of Nursing
Denver
Gallagher
M J Maher
Kay
Maher
Robert Houck
Miaisnaid Segelke
Chicago
Arnold Biaasch
Lambert Morton
Dean Adams
Harry Segelke
Fred Segelke
F G. Harrington
Buffalo
Gap
S. D
Harrington
Roy Korthaus
Lodge Pole Man Is Fraternity Pledge at Midland College
Lodge Pole resident Roland Jurgens son of Mr and Mrs Carl Jurgens was among twenty men pledged to Delta Chi at Midland College. Overall 59 men joined four social fraternities this week as the groups formed since 1938 to boost college social life with events and monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealmont
Roland Jurgens
Carl Jurgens
Lodgepole
Delta Chi Fraternity
Midland College
Midland
Mrs Swick Honored At Shower Wednesday
Mrs John Swick was guest of honor at a baby shower held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Leon Lafler. Thirteen guests attended with prizes awarded to the honoree and guests. A pink trimmed bassinet served as the door prize while gifts were given to Mrs Swick. Refreshments were served by the hostesses at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swick
Rtr
Leon Lafler
Robert Lafler
Don Lafler
Nyle Leypoldt
LaVern Couch
Swick
Anniversary Card Party Honors Three Wedding Couples
Mr and Mrs Arnold Draper hosted a card party at home Saturday night for the wedding anniversaries of Wayne Olsen, Vir Busboom, and Harold Lessig. Four Dubbsbridge tables played with Inch scores won by Carl Ahlm and low by Bob Alschwede. Also present were Evert Swanson and Harold Bradshaw with the honorees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Draper
Wayne Olsen
Bernie Busboom
Harold Lessig
Dubsbridge
Inch
Carl Ahlm
Bob Alschwede
Evert Swanson
Harold Bradshaw
Initiation Held By Does At Recent Meet
Initiation ceremonies were conducted for Mrs. Richard Brooks Jr at the November 25 meeting of BPO No, in the Elks lodge room. Joy Knackstedt presided with 36 members present. The group voted to donate 10 to the TB Christmas seal fund. Knackstedt reported 8090 had been raised at the rummage sale. Hostesses were Swenson, Christ Sr., Scherer, Behm, Schwartz, Loch and Larson. The next meeting on December 9 will be a Christmas party and one dollar gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brooks Jr
Elks Lodge
Joy Knackstedt
Knackstedt
WB. Swenson
Carl Christ Sr
Walter Scherer
Simon Behm
Peter Schwartz
Carl Loch
Hattie Larson
CAP Officers Address Sidney High Students
Captain Pat Heaton Jr and Wing Chaplain Captain Fred Parks spoke to Sid ney High Juniors and Seniors about Civil Air Patrol requirements and objectives. They recounted wartime and peacetime rescues and summarized CAP exploits during a Thursday afternoon program at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Civil Air Patrol
Pat Heaton, Jr
Fred Parks
Pat Heaton Jr
Sidney Squadron
CAP
Air Force
Thompson
Ellison Wins Best Speaker at Sidney Toastmasters Meet
Warren Ellison judged best speaker at the Sidney Toastmasters Club meeting in Yendis Cafe Party Room with the speech titled Trapped The Addict. Gene Bonkiewicz and Leon Lafler spoke on The Royal Game and The Age of the Earth and Man's Existence on it, with 16 members and three guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ellison
Sidney Toastmasters Club
Yendis Cafe
Gene Bonkiewicz
Leon Lafler
John DeMers
R. L. Cramer
Vernon Shoopman
Louis Johnson
Gene Lienemann
Sterling Roastmasters Club
Robert Benner
Hammond McNish
Dice Knudsen
Ohio Women's Club Holiday Dinner Dance Tickets On Sale Now
The Ohio Women's Club Christmas party tickets are on sale at the Ohio Oil Go reception desk. Tickets cost $5 per couple for members and $7 per couple for other Ohio Oil employees. The semi formal dinner dance is set for Saturday December 14 at 6:30 p.m. at St Patrick's Youth Center. Ticket sales end December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Women's Club
Ohio Oil Go
Ohio Oil
St. Patrick's
Dick Dotts
Hospital personnel area meeting set for December 10
Dr. William Dick of the University of Nebraska School of Business Administration and Oscar Grim of Northwestern Bell will speak at a western Nebraska hospital personnel and administrators meeting on Tuesday December 10. Registration and a coffee hour begin at 8:30 to 9:30 am at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital. The program includes talks on hospital personnel practice wage and salary administration and a follow up Q A. The afternoon features a film and a Q A on public relations and your telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dick
School of Business Administration
University of Nebraska
Oscar Grim
Nebraska
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Western Nebraska Hospital
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Grim
County Rural Youth Elect New Officers In Final 1957 Meet
The final Rural Youth meeting of 1957, in the city auditorium, drew about 50 members and guests. Lews Keller was chosen as president, with Sherry Brown as vice president, Lila Meyer secretary, Roger Franzen treasurer, and Carol Fastenau news reporter. Installation will occur at the Christmas formal on December 21. Marcella Lessman and Lila Meyer can be contacted for attendance. Clancy Stout and his orchestra provided music. Refreshments and a Christmas grab-bag gift exchange closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Lews Keller
Sherry Brown
Lila Meyer
Roger Franzen
Carol Fastenau
Marcella Lessman
County Extension Office
Clancy Stout
Civil Air Patrol marks 16th anniversary in Sidney squadron
The Sidney Civil Air Patrol squadron, formed February 1954, expands with about 10 adults and 20 cadets. Alan Karnik leads the group warning the onus on non pilots to join, with an Aeronca plane on loan, radio gear, and SARCAP rescue mission training. They meet twice a month at the National Guard Armory and conduct navigational and meteorology study with frequent flight trips in Air Force planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Civil Air Patrol
Wayne Ayres
John Hanner
Bill Mutter
Jim Wagner
Alan Karnik
Karnik
United State Air Force
Nebraska
CAF
Alliance
Cozad
Fred Parks
Pat Heaton, Jr
Sidney Methodists to Build Rustic Camp Chapel
Sidney Methodist Men meet for plans to erect a rustic A-frame chapel at Norwesca Camp near Chadron State Park for the next season. Mrs. Mabel Jorgenson funds materials, volunteers from the club will supply labor, with a concrete floor and rustic design. A construction party may begin after the new year if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Methodist
Camp
Methodist Mens Club of
Sidney
Norwesca
Chadron State Park
Mabel Jorgenson
Sidney Wil
Rural Youth District Party Held At Dalton Saturday
The annual Rural Youth District smorgasbord was held Saturday evening at Dalton hosted by the Cheyenne County group. About 110 RY members from the Nebraska panhandle attended with all state officers and district representatives present. Master of ceremonies was Don Dey Ermand of Dalton, an honorary member. Entertainment included a Dalton vocal quartet, Bonnie Bartels solos, a pantomime of Dragnet, and Gary Stadler piano solos. Modern and square dancing closed the evening. Honorary members William Waite, John Davison, Dev Ermand, and Albin Olson supported the gathering. The smorgasbord was prepared and served by honorary member Al Koester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Cheyenne County
Nebraska Panhandle
Don Dey Ermand
Bonnie Bartels
Gary Stadler
Funeral held for W. B. Pitman 86 in Sidney
William Blair Pitman 86 died Sunday at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital after 31 months as patient. Funeral Wednesday at St Patrick's Church with Rev Albert Abel officiating and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Jane Dwyer, a daughter, a son, three grandchildren, one sister and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Church
William B Pitman
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Albert Abel
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
H. F Beckmann
Lyle G‘sh
Ted Kalthoff
George W Barlow
Gilbert Meyers
Paul Hix
William Blair Pitman
Farley
Iowa
William
Eliza Pitman
Jane Dwyer
Randolph
Nur
Sidney
Pitman
Dalton
Tom Jones to Represent Sidney at NSEA Delegate Assembly
Sidney school instructor Tom Jones has been selected to represent the Sidney Educators Club at the Nebraska State Education Association annual Delegate Assembly in Lincoln December 6 to 7. Delegates will consider recommendations on teacher certification school finances redistricting and teacher welfare with about 169 delegates expected from 118 local associations. Jones is president of the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Sidney
Sidney Educators Club
Nebraska State Education Association
Lincoln
SCA
Jone
Funeral for August F. Haack 75
Funeral services were held Tuesday at a local church for August Frank Haack 75 a retired farmer of Dix community who died Friday in Denver He moved to Kimball County in 1919 and farmed southeast of Dix Survivors include his wife Marie two daughters a son and ten grandchildren Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery under Craig Mortuary direction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Frank Haack
Dix
Wio
Denver
Henry Dorn
Herbert Hellbush
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
Haack
Winona
Minn
John
Anna Gaulke Flanck
Kimball County
Anna Jung Graupner
Marie Wallick
Albuquerque
N M
Marie
Art Schuessler
Edwin Harmsen
Joe Gerler
Ike Killham
Howard Madden
Lester Cook
East Ward Brownies Form New Troop Meeting Recap
The East Ward Brownies held their second meeting at Mrs. Didier's home on November 22. Assistant leader is Mrs. Starr with Nancy Hieti as Chairman and Cheryl Sittner as Secretary. Color Guard is Charlotte Cass. Pilgrims were made by each Brownie and refreshments served by Patricia Didier and Patricia Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Didier
Starr
Nancy Hieti
Cheryl Sittner
Charlotte Cass
Patricis Didier
Patricia Stone
Sidney Couple Attend Masonic Convention in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Earl Schultz of Sidney travel to Omaha for the annual convocation of Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska which opened Wednesday. Edward H Lockwood of Scottsbluff was installed grand steward, a music instructor active in state Masonic circles. Other officers installed include Wilfred C Beldt North Platte Grand Master Charles F Adams Aurora Deputy Grand Master Harold J Thom Omaha Grand Principal Conductor Charles W Reeve Omaha Grand Treasurer Carl R Greisen Omaha Grand Recorder Frank E Proutz Lincoln Grand Chaplain Eugene Whitney Beatrice Grand Captain La Verne J Smith Omaha Grand Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Schultz
Sidney
Omaha
Royal Arch Masons of
Nebraska
Edward H Lockwood
Scottsbluff
Lockwood
Wilfred C Beldt
North Platte
Charles F Adams
Aurora
Harold J. Thom
Charles W. Reeve
Carl R. Greisen
Grand Recorder
Frank E Proutz
Lincoln
Eugene §. Whitney
Beatrice
la Verne J Smith
Grand Sentinel
Final Rites Thursday For Mrs Fotinos 53
Final rites for Eva Fackey Fotinos aged 53 were held yesterday morning at First Methodist Church. She died Wednesday noon at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for a year after two years of declining health. Rev Townsend officiated and burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were four brothers Fred Flosa Eugene I and Win Larkey, brother-in-law C E Imus, and Ralph Imus. Survivors include her mother Mrs Birdie Lackey of Lyman, four daughters Marjoe Mary Dema Fotinos and Katherine F McKellips, four sons George and Tom, one grandson James Scott Fotinos, and four brothers with three sisters including Mrs Ethel Jones of Durango, Mrs Artie Imus of Riverton, and Mrs Lillian Cecil of Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva F Fotinos
First Methodist Church
Fotinos
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Townsend
Greenwood Cemetery
Ho Ae
Fred
Flosa
Eugene I
Win Larkey
Inlaw
C E Imus
Ralph Imus
Eva Fackey
Minatare
W. L. Lackey
James Fotinos
Harrisburg
Birdie Lackey
Lyman
Marjoe
Mary
Dema Fotinos
Katherine F. MckKellips
George
Tom
Lincoln
James Scott Fotinos
Ethel Jones
Durango
Artie Imus
Riverton
Lillian Cecil
Lymar
Sewald Lad Dies In Denver This Morning
Jerry Sewald six year old son of Mr and Mrs Pete J Sewald of 1841 Second S V died this morning at a Denver hospital where he had been taken Monday evening. He had leukemia for about six months. Craig Mortuary handles arrangements. Survived by parents two brothers one sister and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Perkins of Sidney. Celery and Worcestershire sauce help flavor a fish chowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sewald
Pete J. Sewald
Denver Hospital
Craig Mortuary
Ralph Perkins
Sidney
Chamber Dinner Reservations Lag at Sidney Meet
Sidney Chamber of Commerce Manager M. R. Sigler warns the quarterly meeting at the Country Club on December 11 may be sparsely attended. He notes it is the annual gathering with officer elections and future plans to discuss. Members are urged to phone reservations to the Chamber by Saturday, phone 2800, to aid headcount and food planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
M. R. Sigler
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Sigler
Sidney Business People
Chamber
Former Sidney Resident S. E. Hulslander Dies At 70
Sidney Earl Hulslander, 70, former Sidney resident, died suddenly last night at his Torrington home. Funeral plans await word from relatives. Survivors include wife Cecile and three daughters Eva Glassburn Iv. Reineka and Faye Buss. Craig Mortuary in charge. A fuller obituary appears Monday in the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Earl Hulslander
Torrington
Craig Mortuary
Cecile
Eva Glassburn
IV. Reineka
Faye Buss
Sterling
Halslander
Extension Club Christmas Workshop At Mrs Wills Home
Extension Club held a Christmas workshop and coffee Wednesday evening at Mrs Gilmore Wills. Ten members and two guests, Mrs Ralph Olsen and Mrs Nevin Janssen, attended. The next regular meeting will be Dec 16 with Mrs John Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Wills
Ralph Olsen
Nevin Janssen
John Johnson
Handy Fixers Extension Club Meets at Hiner Home
Handy Fixers Extension Club gathered November 12 at the home of Mrs Francis Hiner with hostess Mrs Aca Sayre. Nine members and three guests attended as Sirs Leo Sluman and Mrs A V McKnight joined Mrs Warren Allison. Lessons by Mrs Kenneth Bagby The Lady and the Law and Mrs Linyh Harlan Effective Buying. Mrs Bagby led the business session and plans were made for a Christmas dinner party and gift exchange December 1 at Mrs Bagby's home. Roll call noted by spur of the moment incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers Extension Club
Mirs Francis Hiner
Aca Sayre
Sirs
Leo Sluman
A V_ McKnight
Warren Allison
Kenneth Bagby
Linyh Harlan
Bagby
Elling
Community groups plan December events and gatherings
Local clubs and auxiliaries schedule meetings and holiday activities through December. BPO Does hosts a Monday 8 pm gift exchange at the Elks Lodge. Girl Scout and Brownie leaders meet Tuesday 7 30 pm at East Ward School with Miss Geneva Hotelling as guest. Past Matrons Christmas dinner Monday at noon at Masonic dining room. A benefit dance Saturday at 8 30 pm at the National Guard Armory for St Patrick’s Grade School. Eastern Star Chapter 108 elects officers Wednesday at 7 20 pm. St Patrick’s Altar Society card party Sunday 8 pm at the Youth Center. Band Auxiliary meets Monday 7 45 pm in the junior high band room. Hospital Auxiliary board meeting Tuesday 1 30 pm followed by tea. Oldtimers Club 29 and Auxiliary dinner and officer installation Saturday 7 30 pm in city auditorium basement. Christmas gift exchange requires gifts of 50 to 74 cents for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Miss Geneva Hotelling
Girl Scouts
UP Oldtimers Club
City Auditorium
Chicago Rites For Former Gurley Man
Funeral services were held Dec. 4 in Chicago for a former Gurley resident, Maynard Segelke, 34, who died of a heart attack Dec. 1. He lived on a farm near Gurley in youth, then South San Francisco before serving in the US Army. He married Doris Hesterhagen in 1946. Survivors include his wife, son Charles, three sisters Letha Braasch Nora Morton Wilma Adams of Sidney, and five brothers Fred Gurley Harry Peetz Elton Verdon Herman of South San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gurley
Maynard Segelke
Minnie Segelke
Segelke
San Francisco
US Army
Armed Forces
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
Doris Hesterhagen
Chieago
Charles
Letha Braasch
Nora Morton
Wilma Adams
Sidney
Fred
Harry
Peetz
Elton
Verdon
Herman
Admitted and Dismissed Names at Lodgepole Peetz Sidne y
A list of admitted and dismissed individuals at Lodgepole Peetz includes Sidney Deaver Harold P Craig Frank Balderson Lloyd Johnson Jamie Wood Max Stone E J Madsen Brenda Lynn Zale O A Anderson Charlie Simpson Ray Youn Paul Reiners Sidney Sherfey Jack McCormick Manning Dixoneryl Griffith Gurley Jerry Jurgens Terry Lee Aden Lodgepole June Scharr and Ronald Cady Willard Simms Hugh Fees Elmer Mc Fee Paul Hummell Jake Boerner Wayne Lee Robert Smith Herbert Hrusla and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
James Deaver
Harold P Craig
Frank Balderson
Lloyd Johnson
Jamie Wood
Max Stone
E J Madsen
Brenda Lynn Zalesky
O .A Anderson
Charlie Simpson
Ray Youn
Paul Reiners
Sidney Sherfey
Jack McCormick
Peetz Secki Manning Dixoneryl Griffith Gurley
Jerry Jurgens
Terry Lee Aden Lodgepole
June Scharr
Sidney Ronald Cady
Willard Simms
Hugh Fees
Elmer McFee
Paul Hummell
Jake Boerner
Wayne Lee
Robert Smith
Herbert Hrusla
Lodgepole
Clarence Grasz
Chappell
Howardd McHatton
Luann Slama
Local births announced at Memorial Hospital December 3 4
Ronald Dale Smith and Angela Beth Karn are welcomed by parents Ronald and Mrs J G Smith and Peter and Mrs Karn at Memorial Hospital on December 3 weighing eight pounds eight ounces and eight pounds four ounces. Eva Rose Johnson born December 4 to Chester Johnson and wife, eight pounds fourteen ounces, with siblings Chester Jr and Richard. Cindy Irene Ruhter born December 3 to Harold and wife, six pounds fifteen ounces, with siblings Jimmy and Sharon. Grandparents named for all families include Enstll, Karn, Ruhter and Moore of Sid ney and Stapleton Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Dale Smith
J G Smith
Ronald Dale
Memorial Hospital
Dennis
Angela Beth Karn
Peter Karn
Carwriter
Angela Beth
Mm Memorial Hospital
C W Enstll
Rushville
N J Karn
Stapleton
Fiva Rose Johnson
Chester Jamhnson
Eva Rose
Chester Jr
Richard
Robert
Nive
Daniel
Cindy Irene Ruhter
Adauanter
Cindy Irene
Harold Ruhter
Jimmy
Sharon
E H Gregston
R C Ruhter
Glen Moore
Sidney
Divorce Suit Filed by Velma Gallatin Against William Gallatin
Velma I. Gallatin files for absolute divorce custody of minor children support division of property fees and costs in County Clerk's office against William R. Gallatin. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerks Office
Velma I. Gallatin
William R Gallatin
History studies include trips in early frontier days
Dr William Miller of Chadron State Teachers College led a ten week class titled Early Frontier Days. Thirty two students from several towns studied frontier life using books and slides then toured Sidney Nebraska with a chartered bus guided by Mrs Johnson and Mr Usvern visiting Fort Sidney sites, Boat Hill cemetery, Deadwood Trail ruts, and the McFadden home piano. A new course American History of Frontier Relations begins January 11 with credits available. call Mrs Copley after 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Chadron State Teachers College
Sidney
Caton
Harrisburg
Bridgeport
Chappell
Independence
Oregon
Oregon Trail
Pine Ridge
Neb
South Dakota
Johnson
Usvern
Ft. Sidney
Boat Hill
Deadwood Trail
McFadden
Fort
University of Minnesota
Miller
Various Card Club Gatherings Hostesses and Winners
Queen of Clubs hosted by Mrs. Allen Karnik with guests and top honors shared by Mrs. Felt Carley and Sutton. Owoco Bridge Club met at Mrs. Sam Robinson’s, with Corbin and McCarty high scorers among guests. Tuesday Evening Bridge hosted by Mrs. Jolms with Christmas plans and gift exchange. J.A.Q Club and Happy Dozen Canasta noted out of town guests and high standings, with December 18 and January dates referenced for meetings and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Karnik
A. J Koester
John Peetz Jr
Thomas Lenzen
J. B. Ruttner
Jerome Karnik
W. M. Felt
D.C. Carley
T. B. Sutton
Koester
Jesse King
Owoco Bridge Club
Sam_ Robinson
R_ FE. McMillen
Wesley Felt
Robert Ireland
Milton Corbin
Sherman Nation
Bill McCarty
Clyde Cameron
Earl van Vranken
McCarty
Corbin
Don Albers
Katie Helzer
Happy Dozen
Ray Averill
Avin Davis
Paul Randall
Mel Hiett Low
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Swick
Does
Sidney High
Ellison
Toastmasters Meet
McNish
Boy Scout Charter Committee
Wyo-Braska
Knudsen
Mel Adams
Don Rapp
Lewis Dughman
Joe Bonkiewicz
Richard Maddox
Lowry Lindell
Yendis Smorgasbord
A.m
Hap Arnold
Flying Minute Men
Dwight D Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
United States
Gulf
W. B. Pitman
Nsea Assembly
August F. Haack
East Ward Brownies
Sewald Lad
S. E. Hulslander
Happy
BPO
CES
Masonic
Russel Dedrick
Amanda Grand
National Guard
St Patry' S
Ula
Order of the Eastern Star
Hell
St Patrick's Altar Society
Frank 1
Olms
Elmer Huaimes
Lody. Sharp
Earl Bishop
Gil
Weert Vrerichs
V. Innes
J.A.Q Club
Lawrence Brachten
Bach
Harold Olsen
Dale Nelson
Leon Karnik
On Himes
Randall
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