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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

9

Around The Town News and Travel Snippets

Local notes report Arno and Reinhart Buchmeier relatives attending a funeral in Geneva Nebraska and plans to visit Miles City Montana for holidays. Marie Johnson returns from five weeks in Arizona including an IRS picnic and visits in Tucson and Apache Junction. Various Sidney residents attend events and meetups across Arizona and Nebraska, with community figures listed.

Arno Thomas Roy Thomas Geneva Neb Thomas Reinhart Buchmeier Marie Johnson Ariezona Janice Hume Bureau of Internal Revenue Tucson IRS Randolph Park Lloyd Busboom Gurley United Church Woman Apache Junction Arthur Welle Augusta Smith Potter Mesa Martin Kennedy Peoria Ariz Sidney

Club Meets for Duplicate Bridge in Sidney

Five and a half tables were in play as the Sidney Duplicate Bridge group met Wednesday evening December 7 in the Marathon Building conference room at 7 30 p m Master points were awarded to pairs with Gilliland Keating first Gehrig Merritt second George Barker third Yester fourth and Doran Cameron fifth The group will meet again on Wednesday December 14 All bridge players are welcome.

Sidney Marathon Building J. R. Gilliland James Keating Bill Gehrig M. L. Merritt Fred George Ross Barker Bill Yester Guy Doran Clyde

Sorority Plans Christmas Party by Beta Alpha Chapter

Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Clark Wicks home to plan a December 14 Christmas party at Dude's with dinner and later cards at Mrs. Bob Schaef's house. Mrs. Gary Rempke was chosen as chapter candidate for Valentine Queen with final selection at the Scholastic Dance in February.

Beta Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Clark Wicks Dude’s Bob Schaef Gary Rempke Beta Sigma Phi

WMB Meets For Dinner In Gurley Christmas

The WMB Club met at Mrs. Floyd Miller’s Gurley home for its annual Christmas dinner. Officers were elected with Mrs. Paul Spearow named president and others as vice president secretary and treasurer. Members learned about the Miller family peacocks and enjoyed coffee and candy. The next meeting is set for January 4.

W.M.B. Club Floyd Miller Gurley Miller Paul Spearow A. L. Cruise LaRue Spearow Roy MacAdam

Honeycomb Extension Club Welcomes New Member At Cookie Exchange

Members of the Honeycomb Extension Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Wes Bills home for an annual cook ie exchange after a brief business session. Mrs Don Benisick was welcomed as a new member. The next meeting is set for Monday January 2 at the home of WT ves cer Oren.

Honeycomb Club Honeycomb Extension Club Wes Bills Bills Don Benisick WT Ves Cer Oren

Santa Project Completed By ESA Sorority

The Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha completed its Santa Claus project with 70 planned visits. A New Year’s Eve party will replace the Christmas gathering and a Christmas coffee will include a gift exchange. The group will assist in restoring the Commanding Officer's home on 6th Ave and seek period era artifacts. An educational tape features Mrs. J W Johnson recalling 1880s 1890s Black Hills Sidney and Calamity Jane's funeral.

Santa Claus Alpha Iota Chapter Epsilion Sigma Alpha Sorority Kay Borgens Santa Robert Bauerkemper Dyle Dillon Don Burrows Francis Hiner 6Th Ave J. W. Johnson Sidney Dick Herman

St Pauls Ladies Aid Christmas Luncheon Recap

The St Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid held its annual covered-dish luncheon on December 1 in the Fellowship Hall with 75 in attendance. Mrs Paul Reimers spoke about a Holy Land visit with slides, Mrs Henry Haupt led the meeting, and members donated a dollar to Bethesda Lutheran Home for the cheer fund instead of gifts. Hostesses included Mrs Robert Andersen and others. on Jan. 5,

Ladies’ Aid St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Paul Reimers Potter Holy Land Jesus Henry Haupt Bethesda Lutheran Home Robert Andersen Lavern Armstrong Paul Aude Walter Aurich Allan Bedient

Music Group Sings for Lions at noon club meeting

The Sidney Public Schools madrigal singers directed by Duane Nichols performed Christmas music for the Sidney Lions Club at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. The Select group from local junior and senior high and 6th grade will present the annual Christmas concert on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Public invited. no charge. President Stan Larabee spoke on upcoming Sidney Centennial plans for 1967. Henry Gel was program chairman.

Madrigal Singers Duane Nichols Sidney Public Schools Sidney Lions Club Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Shala Carla Pam Hahler Jo- Ann Owen Janis Gell Pam Gell Rose Hochman Sharon Atley Wesley Mueller Loran Bauman Garry Hoemann Ric Beese Paul Rathbun Lonn

SCRATCH PADS For Your Business Or Around Home

Sidney Telegraph advertises scratch pads for business use and home projects. Provides location at 83 11th Ave for inquiries and purchases.

Sidney Telegraph 11Th Ave

Johnsons mark 40th anniversary in Potter area

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson of Potter observed their 40th wedding anniversary on Thursday December 8. A family celebration was held at their home south of Potter with all four children present: Warren Wendell and Gordon of Potter and Wilma Wencll wife of Jack of Kimball. The couple married December 8 1926 in the Methodist parsonage in Sterling Colorado.

James C. Johnson Potter Johnsons Warren Wendell Gordon Jack Wencll Wilma Kimball Johnson Sterling, Colo

Hobby Program Presented by PEO Chapter Meeting

Mrs. Donna Fuehrer was guest speaker at Chapter B0 PEO sisterhood meeting held Monday evening for dinner at Mrs. James Thompson’s home. She spoke on Hobbies and Crafts, introduced by Mrs. John Elwell Jr. The business session was led by vice president Mrs. W J Robinson. Hostesses included Mrs. Don Jorgenson, Mrs. W T Miller and Mrs. Marie Ackerman.

Donna Fuehrer Chapter B0 PEO Sisterhood James Thompson Fuehrer John Elwell, Jr W. J. Robinson Don Jorgenson W. T. Miller Marie Ackerman

Jaycees View Navy Film and Plan Events

Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce members heard a showing of The John Glenn Story by BMI M. Clee ver of Sterling Colo the navy recruiter. G F Bush led the business meeting naming Ken Bowersoz Bosses Night chair and Dean Labee Fort Sidney Queen chair. Bob Schaaf named Jaycee of the Month. Ladies Night set for Dec 20 with a dinner dance and Christmas trees sold at Olson’s Body Shop site across from the courthouse.

John Glenn Sidney Bush Olson 10Th Avenue

Community Christmas Events Roundup

The schedule lists Christmas activities in Fort Sidney and Sidney area clubs from December 11 to 14. Includes VFW Auxiliary party at Legion Club rooms with meat dish and $1 gift for Bingo. Past Matrons Club luncheon at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Sidney B and P W Christmas meeting with old fashioned program. March of Dimes dinner for Cheyenne county chapter. Rebekah Ken Sington covered dish dinner with turkey provided. Providence Chapter No 108 Stated meeting and officer elections.

VFW Legion Club Sidney B&pw Fort Sidney Motor Hotel March of Dimes Works of the Cheyenne County Sidney Rebekah Ken Sington Providence

Printing Service Ad Promises Quick Pick Up and Delivery

Local ad from The Sidney Telegraph advertises printing services with a phone number 254 5555. It promises fast turnaround, pickup, printing, and delivery upon request. The ad includes a street address 83rd Ave. It markets convenience and rapid service to readers seeking on demand printing.

Sidney Telegraph 83¢Lth Ave

Luther League Plans Christmas Carolling Event

The Luther League of Holy Trinity plans carolling on February 18 at 6 p.m. after a Sunday church meeting led by Karen Green. The group then played games and received refreshments from the committee. Refreshments for the January 8 meeting will be prepared by Kathy Wright and Ron Lienemann.

Luther League of Holy Trinity Luther League Karen Green Kathy Wright Ron Lienemann

Service Chaplain Christensen completes Army Chaplain School

Chaplain Captain Donald G. Christensen son of Howard and Alberta Christensen finishes nine weeks at Fort Hamilton Army Chaplain School. Training covered psychology counseling instruction character guidance and standard military practices. Christensen a 1950 Devel County High School graduate and 1956 Nebraska Wesleyan University BA holder earned a 1962 B D from Iliff School of Theology. He was ordained a Methodist Deacon in 1959 and Elder in 1962 and served at Wesley Park Methodist Lincoln before joining the Army. Also, Airman First Class John J. Applegate of Red Bank New Jersey serves at a forward U S Air Force base in Southeast Asia as an electronic equipment repairman. Applegate is a 1957 Middletown Township High School graduate and Monmouth College attendee, married to Bonnie daughter of Clarence L. Smith. In agriculture news, about 60 conservation practices on roughly 400 million acres are expected under the 1967 Agricultural Conservation Program.

FT. Hamilton N. Y AHTNC Donald G. Christensen Howard A. Christensen Chappell Army Chaplain School Christensen Devel County High School Neb Nebraska Wesleyan University Lincoln Iliff School of Theology Denver Colo Southern Methodist University Perkins School of Theology Dallas Tex Grand Island U. S. Air Forces Southeast Asia John J. Applegate Red Bank N.J Applegate S. C. Morford S. Lake Drive Middletown Township High School Leonardo Monmouth College Long Branch Bonnie Clarence L. Smith Sidney

Census Update at Memorial Hospital Friday

The Memorial Hospital census at 8 a m Friday shows 66 patients and six babies in the nursery. Admissions include Sidney Daisy Hiett Mrs Edward Sumner William Howe Jr Donald Endsley Ralph Harlan Janice Wit Alvin Hedges John Schlaman Antonia Graczyk Frank Frauen dorfer Mrs Leroy Bruce Bonnie May Leo Zwickl E G Ruh ter Mrs Richard Knox Mrs Kenneth McMillen Neva Overman Carol Stephenson Leslie Reese Marguerite Sterling Mrs Elmer Halsey Marvin Kealy Dick Hardesty Potter Lester Cook Lodgepole Mrs Charlie Wise Chuck Oliverius Discharged Sidney Karen Marie Grothe Don Dean George Coleman Claude Wagner Mrs Neal Thompson Crescencio Rocha Mrs James Lewis Bonnie May Gurley Nella Nichols Hyannis Neb George Gardner Births a girl to Mr and Mrs Kenneth McMillen a boy to Mr and Mrs Eddie Sims.

Memorial Hospital Sidney Daisy Hiett Edward Sumner William Howe, Jr Donald Endsley Ralph Harlan Janice Wit Alvin Hedges John Schlaman Antonia Graczyk Frank Frauendorfer Leroy Bruce Bonnie May Leo Zwickl E.g.ruhter Richard Knox Kenneth McMillen Neva Overman

Birth announcement for Ray Richard Brown II in San Diego

Mr and Mrs Ray R Brown of San Diego California announce the birth of a son named Ray Richard born December 1 weighing 9 pounds 12 ounces. He has a brother Jay three years old. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Louis B Neuman of Sidney and Mr Jax Mo.

Ray R. Brown San Diego Calif Ray Richard Jay Louis B, Neuman Sidney Jax

Hastings College Off-Campus Trips Begin After Holidays

Hastings Nebraska December 7 1966 Hastings College launches the SCOPE program. off campus study will send students to New York City Chicago Des Moines Omaha and other distant places during the first interim term. programs emphasize independent study and broader course choice under a two 14 week term calendar with a four week interim period.

Hastings Nebr Hastings College New York City Chicago Des Moines Omaha A. L. Langvardt Langvardt Argonne National Laboratories Jamacca Meredity Publishing Company

Santa letters from Sidney Nebraska children 1966

Numerous Christmas wish letters from youngsters including Jeff Markel Tracey Tremain Kurt Tremain and others. They request bikes, dolls, toy guns, games, shoes, and various play sets, asking Santa to bring gifts and promising cookies and milk. Specific names ages and items appear with addresses and dates in Sidney Nebraska in December 1966.

Santa Kurt Tremain Kim Kelley Rudolph

Jobs Daughters Initiate At Sidney Bethel 25

Miss Vickie Atkins Miss Brenda Draper and Miss Rise Kaylor were initiated into Sidne Bethel 25 of Jobs Daughters at the regular meeting Wednesday December 7 at the Masonic Temple in Sidney Presiding was Becky Ladine honored queen Those passing proficiency tests were Barb Abrams Kathy Cruise Jennifer Fix Debbie Hyde Vickie Niebaum DeAnn Rathbun and Rachelle Wolvin Medals were awarded for merit points Jamie Spearow gold and silver Jamie Spearow Beth Edwards Sarahan Frerichs Marsha Pottorff Tammy Schilraff bronze The next meeting will be December 21 at 730 p m officer installation night open to the public

Vickie Atkins B.C. Atkins Brenda Draper Lavern Draper Rise Kaylor Keith Kaylos Bethel Masonic Temple Sidney Becky Ladine Barb Abrams Kathy Cruise Jennifer Fix Debbie Hyde Vickie Niebaum DeAnn Rathbun Rachelle Wolvin Jamie Spearow Beth Edwards Sarahann Frerichs Marsha Pottorff Tammy Schilraff

ALA To Meet With Mrs Meyer For Christmas Party

American Legion Auxiliary unit 286 will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs Clarence Meyers home on Tuesday afternoon December 13 replacing the Legion Hall. Members should bring a guest and a one dollar kitchen gift exchange. Bring Butternut coffee coupons to the meeting or mail by December 15.

Francis DeBrunner Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Clarence Meyer Legion Hall Caldwell Sunol

Troop 109 Plans Christmas Ornaments at Church

The troop met at the Presbyterian Church on November 30. Treasure stands at $18.05 as five girls prepare for an investure next week. Members Carol Crom Janet Hoemann Georgia Mobley Cheryl Williams Jo Ellen Russel will partake in creating centennial pins and family tree keepsakes. Peggy O Holleran reporter.

the Presbyterian Church Carol Crom Janet Hoemann Georgia Mobley Cheryl Williams Jo Ellen Russel Peggy O’holleran

Golden Hour Extension Club Hosts Christmas Party at Dudes

The Golden Hour Extension Club held its annual Christmas party at Dudes with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glant, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hume, Mrs. Darrell Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mapes, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Peetz, Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman, Mrs. Gene Bennett, and Mr. and Mrs. Burgett Peetz.

Golden Hour Extension Club Dudes Harold Glant Don Hume Darrell Hunt Verlin Livingston Eldon Mapes Larry Peetz LaVern Thomas John Hartman Gene Bennett Burgett Peetz

Historical association donations inspire local memories

Mrs Glenn Draper and Rose McFadden preserve family era items for the historical association while Louise Hine adds rugs and a tour of the bedrooms at the post commander's house. Earlier donors include items ranging from a buffalo skin knife to a 100 year old honey jar and a keeper of keepsakes from local families.

Helen Hine Glenn Draper Rose McFadden Sixth Avenue Louise Hine Association Arthur Anderson Guy Bush Avery Crow Stewart Brown Colts John Davidson Keystone Fort Sidney Sattler Roy Greenlee Frank Barta Doug Boyd Louise Helms

Christmas club meeting notes and reports at Mrs Lee Vern Thomas home

The group met at the home of Mrs. Lee Vern Thomas for its annual cookie exchange. Mrs. John Hartman reported on Viet Nam Christmas boxes, Mrs. Burgett Peetz spoke on the Handicraft Workshop from November, and Mrs. LaVern Livingston discussed Beef for Foodline U.S.A. The evening continued with opening gifts and cookie sharing. The January meeting will be at Mrs. Hartman’s home, assisted by Mrs. Mason.

Golden Hour Extension Club Lee Vern Thomas John Hartman Viet Nam Burgett Peetz LaVern Livingston Foodline U

Protecting books with plastic film, tips from Nebraska expert

Mrs. Clara Leopole of the University of Nebraska Extension suggests covering cookbooks and children’s books with clear plastic film to keep them clean. The covering, similar to sandwich wrap, can be washed with a sudsy sponge and reused as long as the books are used and enjoyed. For help with print forms, visit The Sidne Telegraph at 830 llth Ave where experts assist.

Lincoln Clara Leopole University of Nebraska Extension College of Agriculture and Home Economics The Sidne Telegraph Llth Ave

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Miles City Mont Rev R. K. Thomas Vernon Rood Adolph Triska Ken Henzi Lodgepole Tom Phillips Fort Knox Vernon Road Home Alliance National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Gene Lienemann Ron Mercer Spencer Cronk Elmer Brauer Marvin Boehmer Don Winkleman Charles Ham Ralph Perkins Hugh Perkins Herlong Hawaii Duane Golden Bob Ludwig WMB ESA Sorority St. Paul’s Ladies Aid James C, Johnson Jaycees Matrons Club Carolling Shosyrat Eddie Sims Ray Richard Brown Jeff Markel Johnney Jeff Greg Tracey Nebraska Love Kurt Kim and Kelley Tremain Solano Love Kurtis Nick Everingsm David Ashmore David Jimmie Tina Daddy Phillipines San Marino Kevin I Love You Kristi Namath Dear Santa Clause Larry Kiewit ALA Golden Hour Kathy D. Fleming A.L .Langvardt News of Cheyenne Historical Association Leslie Black Mathias Christensen Justine Black H. T. Black
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