Local Notes Highlight Sidney Residents Activities
Sidney shows a busy social and academic scene with many residents attending funerals, visiting relatives in Laramie and Alliance, and new scholarly achievements. Zeta chapter at Nebraska honors Nancy and Melissa Koehler. several students from Sidney enroll at Creighton University and Nebraska University. Military notes include Pvt. John H. Heinlein’s graduation at Atlanta’s Ordnance Automotive School and Homer H. Lewis stationed in New London Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Melissa Koehler
H. W Koehler
Sidney
Zeta
Kappa Phi
National Methodist Girls’ Society
University of Nebraska
Melissa
College of Arts and Sciences
Joanne Draper
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Glenn Draper
Creighton University
Omaha
Veronica Jean Gehrig
Eugene F. Stormberg
Marie Stormberg
Creighton College
Keneth B. Treinen
John J. Treinen
Betty Jewett
Scottsbluff
Walter L. Jewett
Laverne Ells
Fremont
Kearney
D. W. Chryst
Homer
H. Lewis
New London
Yara Bernette
Goodwin Doran
leBaron Goodwin
Gordon Apartments
Illinois Street
Goodwin
Newaska University
Ordnance Automotive School
Atlanta Ga
John H. Heinlein
John Heinlein
Heinlein
Army
Ordnance School
Altar Society Meeting and Victory Homemakers Club Notes
Altar Society at St Patrick in the school auditorium Thursday afternoon chaired by Mrs Tom Kallhoff with a team of assistors. Pinochle and five hundred games featured with Mrs Frank Gallagher winning five hundred high score and Mrs John Peetz winning pinochle. Victory Homemakers Club officers led a Tuesday meeting at Mrs Lawrence Sharp home. President Mrs E L Hoover presided as plans were made for a Sweetheart Party at Hazel's Cafe on February 10 with husbands invited. Refreshments and new recipe demos by Mrs Roy Wells and Mrs Henry Baeckel followed. Biggs Joie Club hosted a dessert bridge session with fine arrangements Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Tom Kallhoff
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Frank Rauner
M. A. Zwick
George Fahy
Francis Hruska
Herbert Hruska
Frank Dickes
Roger Armstrong
Gilbert Schaub
Frank Gallagher
John Peetz
Victory Homemakers Club
Lawrence Sharp
E. L. Hoover
Sharp
Leo J. Thomas
Roy Wells
Henry Baeckel
Fox social rounds and wedlock news from area clubs
Mrs. Rolland Biggs hosted Joie Club members at the Fox. Prizes went to El mer Ladine and Weldon Stewart. travel and high score honors noted for out of club guests. Mrs. Jennie Hammond hosted WCTU at her home with eleven members and three visitors. Miss Edna Hadden and Otto Schlaman wed in Lodgepole, plans for Mexico honeymoon, returning to a Farm southeast of Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Biggs
Ralph Osborn
Roy Wells
Elmer Ladine
Weldon Stewart
Wells
Edna Hadden
Hadda Hadden
Sidney
Otto Schlaman
Dick Schlaman
Lodgepole
Norman Schroeder
Leora _Hadden
Oscar Schlaman
Mexico
Lee Store
Church Group Meetings Schedule for February 7
Thursday events list Willing Workers Society Dorcas Society St Martha's Guild and S C S meeting times and locations. Monday February 7 Chapter B0-P. E. O. at Mrs Upteerove's home with Mrs Lowe as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Society
Christian Church
Geo. Surr
Dick Roberts
Dorcas Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Martha’s Guild
W. D. Harte
Linden St
C.binnes
J. I. Dodds
St. Paul's Aid Society
Ella Mangels
Roy Henderson
Art Groppe
Presbyterian Circle
E. L. Upteerove
J. H. Lowe
Miss Virginia Lee Milius to Albert Mahr of Sidney Neb
Miss Virginia Lee Milius will wed Albert Mahr of Sidney Nebraska, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Mahr of Sidney. No date has been set for the wedding. Omaha World Herald notes Brownie Troop No 1 elects officers with Mary Fulz as chairperson Rexie Olsen as vice chair Lisa Christensen secretary Samaron Christensen treasurer sponsors Mrs Lenhart Schobert and Mrs Fred Pierson. Ethel Klentz assists. Carol Grage and Lorraine Campbell hosted Saturday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Milius
Albert Mahr
Sidney
Nebr
Carl Mahr
Omaha World Herald of Ao
Brownie Troop
Christian Church
Mary Fulz
Rexie Olsen
Lisa Christensen
Samaron Christensen
Lenhart Schobert
Fred Pierson
Ethel Klentz
Carol Grage
Lorraine Campbell
Local Social Highlights and a 1949 Model Selection
Mrs Ed Ahlberg and son Ronald join Ivan Cook for a Crook show Monday evening while B S Jamison visits the D E Dickinson home for dinner. R E Fraass of Sidney calls on Wednesday afternoon, and Mr and Mrs David Fraass visit Sidney on Tuesday. Betty Underwood, chosen as one of 260 model contestants for 1949, is 73, 5 ft 7 in, 116 pounds, from Marfield Ohio with a 34 24 34 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ahlberg
Ronald
Ivan Cook
Crook
B. S. Jamison
D. E Dickinson
R. E. Fraass
Sidney
D. E. Dickinson
David Fraass
R E. Fraass
E. Dress
Sentaurul
Betty Underwood
Marfield
Ohio
Population growth in United States and California 1940 1947
Population of the United States rose to 143,414,000 in 1947, up 689 percent since 1940. California showed a 421 percent gain in the same period. Also notes on viruses describing their parasitic nature and how they reproduce using host cells remains not fully understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
California
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John Elwell
Kimball
Orville Wisdom
Kimball County
C. L. Gunter
Laramie
Walter Davis
Swan Dedrick
G. B. Wookey
Alliance
Cynthia Sue Nicholson
John Nicholson
Society Notes
Mrs. Biggs
the Fox
Jennie Hammond
Frank Boyle
Womens Christian Temperance Union
C. B. Johnson
Boyle
Fances Willard
M. E. Pettibone
C. E. Couch
Portland
Oregon
Vern Ankeny
Edward Henkle
Roy Gish
W. L. Larson
G. H. Thompson
J. W. Johnson
Leo Osborn
E. M. Gates
Ankeny
Corks B. N
B. N
Walter Cork
Raymond Maley
Mr. Maley
Mrs. Dissmore
O. E. S. Kensington
John Dissmore
Eastern Star Kensington
The
Telegraph
Dissmore
Kensington. Co A S
Miss Milius
Chris Milius
Robert Montgomery
Audrey Totter
Universal-International
Susan Hayward
Ronald Novotny
His
Sidney — City Auditorium
Leven Risa
Greenlees
Brownie
Is. E Dickinson
American Legion Club
Walter Closman
Hammond Organ
Hammond
Legion
DODGE
Metalachrome
Chrysler
ALL Weather
Hurst Pittam
L. E. Wamsley
Sidney City Auditorium
Chick Boves
Inment Parlays
Wrgerento
Barro
Berlin
Dennis
Susan Haywagy
John Wayne
John Carroll
Anne Lee
Paul Kelly
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