Past Matrons Club Christmas Luncheon in Fort Sidney
The Past Matrons Club met Monday noon at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel for its annual Christmas dinner with twenty members present. Mrs. John Scholl welcomed as a new member from Providence Chapter 108 CES. Sidney High School Madrigal Singers performed carols. Instead of a gift exchange, a money gift supported ESTARL. Hostesses were Mrs. Clifford Webster, Mrs. Jack Weimer, and Mrs. Lenhart Schobert. Next meeting set for January 10 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
John Scholl
Providence
Ces
Sidney High School Madrigal Singers
Estarl
Eastern Star
Clifford Webster
Jack Weimer
Lenhart Schobert
Extension Clubs and Birth Announcements in Sidney Area
Birth notices announce Lisa Anne born Dec 15 at 9 31 a m weighing 5 lbs 2 1 2 oz to Mr and Mrs Donald Kahl Sr with two brothers and Sidney grandparents. Rhonda Faye born Dec 15 at 3 45 a m weighing 8 lbs 2 1 2 oz to Mr and Mrs Jerry Weyhrich with one brother and Sidney and Pierce Nebraska grandparents and Norfolk great grandparents. Extension clubs report Christmas gatherings at home of Gordon Richards and Golden Hour at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with secret sisters revealed and prizes to Mrs Benzel Mrs Hadden and Larry Peetz. Jan 25 next meeting for Goal Gainers at 11 a m at Irvin Ehlers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kahl
Lisa Anne
Donald Lee, Jr
Kristopher
Rhonda Faye Weyhrich
Jerry Weyhrich
Rhonda Faye
Randall
Carl Stuthman
Pilger
Neb
Elmer Weyhrich
Pierce
Erenest Zumbrum
Norfolk
Dore’Stuthman
Goal Gainers
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Gordon Richards
Irvin Ehlers
Golden Hour Extension Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Harry Benzel
LeRoy Hadden
Larry Peetz
Harold Glanz
Census at Memorial Hospital Reports 56 Patients
As of 8 a.m. Friday the census at Memorial Hospital shows 56 patients and four babies in the nursery. Admitted list includes Ralph Carleton, several named mothers and spouses. dismissals include Nellie Wynant, Brenda Whitmire, and others. A birth is recorded for a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Don Kahl.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Ralph Carleton
Alvin Reed
Arval Gish
August Russ
Ila Larson
Fred Johnston
Daniel French
Jack O’brien
Deros Ingersoll
Willard Jeannette Sund
Miriam Cramer Peetz
Raymond Maestas
Josephine Maestas
Dennis Hausechef
Nellie Wynant
Lodgepole Auxiliary Has Busy Session
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Hall on Tuesday Dec 14 with 19 adults, five juniors and a guest Mrs Harold Kreider. Reports covered gifts to veterans homes, overseas service boxes, hospital gift shop items, cash to charity funds, and a Christmas party with program and carols led by Mrs Ernest Meyer.
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Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Harold Kreider
Memorial Rest
Lodgepole
Sunol
Grand Island Veterans Hospital
Lincoln Veterans Hospital
Dept. Child Welfare
Butternut Coffee Co
Veterans Hospitals
Nebraska Childrens Home
Veterans Administration Center
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Ernest Meyer
Anita Quinn
Willie Claus
Kay Glassburn
Denise Kreider
Tami Kreider
Rita Jean Zalesky
Santa Claus
Clara Fraass
Curtis Brown
Morris Hernbloom
Lion’s Club
Tiemann Addressed Sidney Lions Club Meeting
Republican governor candidate Norbert T. Tiemann spoke at the Sidney Lions Club Wednesday noon at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. E. L. Hoover reported 950 of 1400 planted trees remain alive, with guests L. N. Larson of Wausa and Clifford Jensen of Sidney in attendance.
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Norbert T. Tiemann
Sidney Lions
Chappell Student to Lead Western Nebraska Tree Gift
Roland Schmid, grandson of Mrs Ed Schmid Sr of Chappell, will join the Sigma Tau Gamma pledge class at Chadron State College. The group plans to leave after classes Friday and deliver a Christmas tree to the Governor’s Mansion in Lincoln Saturday. They will decorate with old fashioned ornaments made by fraternity members to honor Governor Morrison’s support for western Nebraska.
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Chappell
Roland Schmid
Lodgepole
Ed Schmid
Sigma Tau Gamma
Chadron State College
Governor’s Mansion
Lincoln
Nebraska
Capitol
Morrison
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club Schedule
Saturday December 18 at the 4 H building the Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosts a square dance at 8 p.m. All square dancers and spectators are invited. Tuesday December 21 at 12 30 p m the CES Kensington covered dish luncheon will be at the Masonic Temple please bring table service and a covered dish.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
CES Kensington
Masonic Temple
Orange Bowl Float Fund Drive Lags
Don H Shriner reports only 2445 36 raised of 7500 goal for the Orange Bowl Float plus 225 Florida sales tax and an estimated 800 additional for Miss Nebraska and chaperone bringing total near 8500. He notes last year’s Cotton Bowl Drive raised money more quickly and urges broad public support to fund our Centennial parade and promote the Big Red in the Orange Bowl. Fund mailing address is Orange Bowl Float Fund c o Centennial Commission Hotel Lincoln Lincoln. Troop 89 Panther Patrol led by Bill Thut with assistants and members studied fitness and prepared a Christmas gift for their Scout Master Mrs Belden served Kool aid.
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Don H. Shriner
Shriner
Florida
Nebraska
Miami
Dallas
c/o Centennial Commission
Hotel
Lincoln
TROOP
Panther
Bill Thut
Brett Belden
Phil Herrera
Kim Peters
Phil Appelhans
Mrs. Belden
Church Notes Move to Wednesday Next Week
The Sidney Telegraph church notes page, usually published Friday, will appear next week on Wednesday. All churches that regularly update notices are asked to submit necessary information to the Telegraph office by Tuesday, Dec 21.
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Sidney Telegraph
Telegraph
Herbert Scheele Dies at Cheyenne Hospital
Herbert Henry Scheele 50 of Dix died Thursday morning in a Cheyenne hospital. Born June 11 1915 in Banner County he came to Dix in 1923. A Union Pacific section man and World War I veteran he was survived by his mother Mrs. Louisa M. Scheele and sister Mrs. Doris Jackson of Dix. funeral Monday at 1 p m English Lutheran Church Kimball Rev Ludwig Scholl officiating burial Potter Cemetery memorial to Cancer Fund Allen Mortuary arranging.
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Dix
Herbert Henry Scheele
Cheyenne
Banner County
Union Pacific Railroad
Scheele
Louisa M. Scheele
Doris Jackson
William
Leo
English Lutheran Church
Kimball
Ludwig Scholl
Potter Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Allen Mortuary
Den 1 Cub Scout Pack 85 First Meeting Summary
Den 1 of Pack 85 meets at den mother Mrs Welsey Bills home. Tim Bills named denner and Jim Young assistant denner. five boys present: Tim Bills Bryan Brooks Steven Cronk Dan Upton Jim Young. Mrs Robert Young assistant den mother. Christmas party planned and gift exchange drawn. Working on Bobcat requirements. Next meeting Friday December 17 at den mother’s.
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Welsey Bills
Tim Bills Denner
Jim Young
Denner
Tim Bills
Bryan Brooks
Steven Cronk
Dan Upton
Robert Young
Boy Scout Troop 89 Holds Eagle Patrol Meeting
Thomas Rapp reports that Troop 89 Eagle patrol met December 15 at 7 30 pm. Eddie Ahrens called the meeting to order. A stunt for the December 21 Christmas party was planned and another practice session was scheduled before the party. Meeting adjourned at 8 30 pm.
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Troop 89
Eagle Patrol
Eddie Ahrens
Thomas Rapp
Patrol
United Fund Trails Target as Drive Stalls Toward $15 Million
United Fund stands at $12,457,123 with Ada Mae Hanson as secretary reporting slow progress toward the $15,000,000 goal. Donations remain welcome, urging timely contributions to reach the target.
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United Fund
Ada Mae Hanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armas
Lisa Anne Kahl
Accutron
College Story
Phil Appelhans, Scribe
Herbert Scheele
U.P
the Village Toys
Toledo
Fine’s
Boy Scout News
Teifi
Psess RS
Yee
Schick
By Williams
omNe
Broxodi
Tye
Dorothy Gray
Bauer
Zippo
Butane
Sutton Spray
Sharp Pictures
Mate de Prance
Generel
M3l
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