Weekend Visitors and Holiday Plans Across Nebraska and Colorado
Spenders and travelers span Denver Scottsbluff Sidney and Lincoln as families plan Saturday gatherings. Ray Maley and family visit Denver. Walter Cork and Dennis visit Scottsbluff. Mrs Murphy Tyson and Mrs H G Foster plan to Lake Charles for Christmas. Gove relatives to remain after holidays. Spearows return from Chicago. Dumke returns from Hot Springs. Ira Steward heads to Los Angeles for holidays. Helen Wentzel visits Sieney with Nebraska sorority leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ray Maley
Marilyn
Walter Cork
Dennis
Scottsbluff
Murphy Tyson
H. G. Foster
Lake Charles
Tyson
Foster
Lawrence Osborn
W. L. Gove
Lincoln
Robert Spearow
Chicago
WF. Dumke
W M_ Riggs
B E_ Runge
Hot Springs
S. D
Riggs
Mr. Dumke
Runge
Sidney
Jim Lennenkamp
Marlene Frauendorfer
Mary Ann Brachtenbach
Frauendorfer
Nick Brachtenbach
Frances Billeter
Reba Kinne To Sing With University Choir
Reba Kinne of Sidney will perform with the University of Nebraska Singers as the choir represents the Midwest on CBS Radio coast to coast Christmas Music broadcast. 85-voice ensemble to record in Lincoln for a 15 minute segment airing December 23 from 8 45 p.m. to 9 p.m. CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Reba Kinne
Sidney
Universary of
Nebraska Singers
Midwest
CBS Radio Network
James Fassett
CBS Radio
New York City
David Foltz
Madrigal Singers
Cheyenne County Seeks Outstanding Young Farmer Nominees
Nomination deadline is December 20 for Cheyenne County Outstanding Young Farmer awards. Entry forms available at The Sidney Telegraph or from Bob Lafler, chairman of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Eligible are farmers aged 21 to 35, owners or renters, with strong agricultural progress and community service. Winners advance to state finals and possible national competition with a trip to Indianapolis for the top four in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
Bob Lafler
RFD
Sidney
Lafler
Chamber of Commerce
Benny Herboldsheimer
Kenny Anderson
Verlin Livingston
Telegraph Staff Hosts Annual Christmas Dinner
The Telegraph staff and spouses held their annual Christmas dinner party at the Elks Club. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Miss Rosemary Ruttner and Louis Keller. A smorgasbord served 30 people with greens red candles and ornaments.
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Telegraph
Elks Club
Ralph Thompson
Rosemary Ruttner
Louis Keller
Vern Anthony
Dick Dotts
J. C. Bush
Henry Meysenburg
Bush
Defense Plan Urged by CD Council Meeting
Governor Victor Anderson pressed civil defense officials to finalize a plan quickly and begin selling it to the public. At a mayoral advisory council session he cited the push to underground shelters, urging action and noting personal concerns about shelter participation.
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Victor Anderson
Civil Defense
Gov. Anderson
Civil Defense Advisory Council
Anderson
Jaycees Host Ladies Tuesday at Elks Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts Ladies Night next Tuesday at 6 30 PM at the Elks Club. Members are urged to bring wives and girlfriends for dinner and meeting, followed by dancing with Dick Dotts combo. Mary Ann Mohatt will present her winning Democracy speech. Ted Crites in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elks Club
Dick Dotts
Mary Ann Mohatt
Cheyenne County
Voice of Democracy
Ted Crites
Lodgepole Extension Club Christmas Meeting Held
The Lodgepole Home Makers Extension Club met Monday afternoon December 9 at the Methodist Church for their annual Christmas gathering. President Mrs Myron Carlson welcomed Mrs John Mason and her High School Home Economics class as special guests. 18 members attended. The lesson on Christmas Idea Workship Wraps and Trims was given by Mrs Harold Kreider and Mrs Dale Wise. Hostesses served Christmas cookies baked by members from recipes in the cookie pamphlet. all 24 recipes were made displayed and tasted. Next meeting is January 21 with place to be announced. annual guest day tea and new officers to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Homakers
Lodgepole Homakers Extension Club
Myron Carlson
John Mason
Merle Bartlett
Harold Kreider
Dale Wise
R. O. Bond
Glen Fraass
Gilbert Helfrich
SOD Workers Earn Cash Awards For Suggestions
Sime Sioux Ordnance Depot employees received cash awards or letters of commendation under the Army incentive program. Major Floyd E Brenneman presented the awards. Recipients include Lewis McCoy ten dollars for removing an ice hazard, Edward H Mitchell ten dollars for safeguarding workers from falling fluorescent tubes, Walter W Herboldsheimer ten dollars for reducing battery spill risk, John A Rechter and Arthur E Covah five dollars each for a nonpoisonous metal surface hardener, Fred E Wirick ten dollars for illuminated house numbers, and others earning commendations for morale and training.
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Sime Sioux Ordnance Depot
Army
Floyd E Brenneman
Lewis McCoy
Edward H. Mitchell
Walter W Herboldsheimer
John A Rechter
Arthur E. Covah
Fred E. Wirick
Ordville
Gloria D Upton
Benjamin F. Estrada
Gordon F Evans
Perry Q. Howe
Plantz Honored At SCS Meeting
Roger E. Plantz named work unit conservationist at Scotts Bluff honored with Nebraska’s certificate of merit for excellence. District SCS technicians from Scottsbluff received awards from Murray Cox with Charles F Williamson Henry J Lisec and Plantz also cited Nebraska officials Ivan E. Griffith and David C. Graunke. Length of service awards went to William E. Schnurr 20 years Larence F. Clock er 10 years Graunke Griffith and William J. Mader 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Plantz
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
National Headquarters
Charles F. Williamson
Henry J Lisec
Plantz
Ivan E. Griffith
Bridgeport
David C. Graunke
Rushville
William E. Schnurr
Alliance
Larence F. Clocker
Graunke
Griffith
William J. Mader
Fort Robinson
Sterling Student Meets Princess at Royal Ball
Sterling college exchange student Jerry Josties presided as vice president of the psychology society and chatted with Princess Margaret during a royal ball in her honor sponsored by the University of North Staffordshire. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Josties of 402 Jackson Sterling Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling College
England
Princess Margaret
Jerry Josties
University of North Staffordshire
Josties
University
Psychology Society
Fred Josties
Jackson, Sterlling, Colo
Card Clubs First Niters Hostess Honors Nightly Wins
Mrs Robert Hiett hosted the First Niters Club at her home on Monday evening. Winning honors were Mrs Lenhart Schobert high, Mrs Jay Wilson second high, and Mrs Hiett low. Jan 6 meeting will be hosted by Mrs R Richardson. Wednesday Bridge Club and guest Mrs E S Stokes dined with Mass Bernice Kelley at the Blue Moon Cafe. After-dinner cards saw honors for Mrs Thomas O'Connell high, Mrs Fred George second high, Mrs Fred Stephens traveling. Stokes received a guest prize. O'Connell to host January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Niters
Robert Hiett
Lenhart Schobert
Jay Wilson
Hiett
R. Richardson
Wednesday Bridge Club
E. S. Stokes
Bernice Kelley
Blue Moon Cafe
Kelley Home
Thomas O’connell
Fred George
Fred Stephens
Stokes
O’connell
Jaycee Family Party At VFW Post Honored With Santa Visit
Sixty five Jaycee members and their families attended a Sunday Christmas party at the V F W Post Home. A covered dish dinner preceded a Santa Claus visit and children's treats while Mrs Vern Anthony coordinated arrangements for the meal.
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Jaycee
V.F.W. Post
Santa Claus
Vern Anthony
Lodgepole Shriners Annual Christmas Party Tonight
The Lodgepole Valley Shriners and families attend a semi formal dance and youth program at Lodgepole Legion Hall this evening. Rural Youth participants are invited to join the annual event with entertainment for youngsters and a semi formal dance planned for Saturday December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Valley Shriners
Lodgepole Legion Hall
Dinner dance for Jaycees and wives announced
An event note lists a 210 starting at 9 pm at an auditorium with tickets at 20 per couple. Music by Clancy Stout and his orchestra. A separate Jaycees dinner dance for members and spouses is slated for Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the ITths venue.
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Our Cry Auditorim
Clancy Stout
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