WSCS Circles Host Christmas Meetings Across Town
Circle 1 gathered for a 1 pm covered dish at Mrs. Jason Lobb’s home with 16 members and guests including Rev Robert Townsend Ruth Wallace and Robert Spearow. Townsend gave a devotion on Frame work of Society. Circle 2 held a 1:30 pm dessert luncheon hosted by Elmer Ladine assisted by H C Craig with devotions by C A Stary and Mrs Robert Wat. Circle 3 hosted a no-hostess Christmas party at Mrs Gl Bales with 12 members and guest Mrs Lewis Zate. S F Irwin and Mrs George Young shared a Christmas story. Circle 4 lunch in basement of the Methodist church. program on Christmas by Frank Cole. guests Ella Couch of Portland Ore and Anna Wookey. Circle 5 Christmas meeting at Mrs Ralph Welch’s home with 16 members present. Mrs Oscar Hatcher chosen. Circle 6 at Lawrence Sharp’s with Jo L Reisner co host. lesson by Keith Sker and gifts exchanged. Circle 7 at Mrs Jesse King’s with 18 members and one guest. Harold Bona led lessons and Christmas story. workers arranged for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
WSCS
Jason Lobb
Robert Townsend
Ruth Wallace
Robert Spearow
Tex. Townsend
Jason
Cicle
Circle
Gl . Bales
Lewis
Circle 5
Steen
Circl 3
Ralph Welch
Oscar Hatcher
Richard Nimtz
Riage
Lesson
Devo
Cuele
Lawrence Sharp
En Cox
Jo I L. Reisner
Keith S.ker
Crcle
Jesse King
Charles Wait
Harold Bona
Lota
Woo Bers
Sucettes Hold Deridtual Club Christmas Party
John Edzard hosted the Suzette Club Christmas party at her home with ten brothers and two guests. Mrs Keary Elsen and Mrs Frieda Larsen attended. Florence Linton won high prize, Henrietta Boreier second, Thory Elsen received a prize. A lunch followed and gifts were exchanged. Next meeting set for January 19 at Mrs Carl Schmidt Sr's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edzerd
Carl Schmidt
Merry Mix Christmas Party At Ziegler's
The Merry Mix Bridge Club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Carl Ziegler's home. Lunch featured small Christmas stockings as favors and a gift exchange with Mrs. Lawrence Sharp winning the high prize and traveling prize. Mrs. W. Powell received the second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mix Bridge Club
Carl Ziegler
Lawrence Sharp
W. Powell
Newcomer's Bridge Group Meant Tuesday for Christmas
The Newcomer's Bridge group held its Christmas meeting at Mrs. Russell Fletcher's home. Guests included Mrs. Dale Donaldson and Mrs. Elmer Haines. High score prize went to Mrs. Haines, with Mrs. Russell Hanson second and Mrs. Don Himes low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomer’s Bridge Group
Russell Fletcher
Dale Donaldson
Elmer Haines
Haines
Russell Hanson
Don Himes
Helping Hand Extension Holds Christmas Party
The Helping Hand Extension Club met at Mrs. Ray Walker's home with 19 members present. Guests included Mrs. Ivan Walker and daughter Judy. After a 1 p.m. covered dish luncheon a brief business meeting was held and gifts were exchanged revealing mystery sisters and new assignments for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Extension Club
Ray Walker
Ivan Walker
Judy
Mrs. Clint Siegert Honored At Farewell Luncheon
Mrs. Carl Ziegler hosted a covered dish luncheon with a Christmas theme to honor Mrs. Clint Siegert as she prepares to move to Fort Morgan. Sixteen guests attended and presented a going away gift amid candle and holly centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Siegert
Carl Ziegler
Fort Morgan
Baby Shower Held for Mrs. Fred Peters Honoree
Mrs. Ralph Gentle hosted a baby shower honoring Mrs. Fred Peters Jr. Present were Mesdames Clara McDaniel Rose Rapp Ethel Ayers Agnes Peters Josie Klitzing Cecelia Kennedy Ramona Peters and Carol Kriger. Out of town guests included Mrs. Marjorie Jenik and Mrs. Catherine Sergent of Lodgepole. After lunch the honored guest opened many gifts for the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gentle
Fred Peters, Jr
Clara McDaniel
Rose Rapp
Ethel Ayers
Agnes Peters
Josie Klitzing
Cecelia Kennedy
Ramona Peters
Carol Kriger
Marjorie Jenik
Catherine Sergent
Lodgepole
Sorority Chapters Carols For Hospitals Meeting
The Xi Rho and Beta Alpha chapters of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Charles Dalton’s home for their annual Christmas gathering. They caroled at Sidney hospitals then exchanged gifts and assigned new secret pals for the coming year. Next meeting is in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Rho
Beta Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charles Dalton
Sidney
City Council Proceedings in Sidney Nebraska December 13 1954
The Sidney Nebraska city council met at 7 30 P M with Mayor Thompson and four councilmen present plus city staff. Bids for Water Revenue Bonds were opened. First Trust Co Lincoln submitted the low bid 1 74732 percent. Building and license actions were approved including auctions, rezonings, and a TV antenna license. Ordinances 505 and 506 were set to be preserved in a separate ordinance record.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Thompson
Dorwart
Lowe
Foland
Miller
Fuller
Clinton
Willis
Tobin
Wachob- Bender Corp
First Trust Company of Lincoln
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Bosworth Sullivan
Chiles-Shhutz Co
Stern Bros
Robert E. Schweser Co
Wm. Blair and Co
Ellis, Holyoke and Co
First Trust Co
Lincoln
J. Rudolph
H. C. Nelson
J. Hahler
H. L. Rogers
American National Bank
Horizons Unitd
Fisher Cafe
Motion
Midland Motor Co
Clarkson
CB&Q_ Railroad
15Th
19Th Avenues
Planning Commission
Country Club Heights
DeBoer
Farmers Union Coop, Gas & Oil
Wheatbelt Electric
Dalton
Lodgepole
City of Sidney
City of
Cheyenne County
Council Adjournment Recorded by City Clerk
Motion carried as the council adjourned with the mayor and city clerk's attestation by J. Fred Thompson and Gordon R. Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Thompson
Gordon R. Tobin
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Elmer Ladine
H. C. Craig
C. A. Stary
Robert Wa’t
Jove
Omaha Mission
Methodist Church
Circle 4
Frank Cole
Ella Couch
Portland Ore
Anna Wookey
Sucettes
Ziegler
Helping Hand
Mrs
Fred Peters
Sorority
Carol For
Lionel
Sale
Cloud Electric
11Th Avenue
Colleir Electric Co
Collier Electric Company
Motion Carried
Fulton & Cramer
Kem
Glo
Mocen David Wire
Mogen David Wine Corporation
Chicago 32
U.S.A
Telegraph
Sidney [Implement CO
East Illingis
America
Mercury
Montclair
Wamsley
Lincoln - Mercury
Illinois
Sidney, Nebraska
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