Town Notes Highlight Visits and Dean's List Mention
Mrs. Jack Lovell and two children Tim and Nancy of Denver visit Mrs. Lovell’s parents Mr and Mrs Harold Bond in Lincoln while Harold and wife spend the weekend with their son Kent at Nebraska Wesleyan University. George Taylor son of Dr and Mrs George Taylor of Sidney makes Midland College dean’s list for first semester and is active in campus groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lovell
Tim
Nancy
Denver
W. E. Gehrig
John Gehrig
Brush
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ernest Knackstedt
Hot Springs National Park
Ark
Inman
Kans
Missouri
Milt Corbin
Mr. Corbin
B. H. Corbin
Glen Pope
Chadron
Corbin
Masonary
George Taylor
Sidney
Midland College
Midland
George
Lutheran Student Association
Acapella Choir
Kappa Phi Fraternity
Rev Bixel Speaks At AAUW Meeting
The Rev H Ralph Bixel spoke on United Nations visits at the Sidney branch AAUW gathering held Wednesday night in Mrs Paul Martin's home. Reports from committee chairs followed and plans for the next meeting on March 7 in Mrs Holloway's home were announced with a Legislative program ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ralph Bixel
United Nations
Sidney
American Association of University Women
Paul Martin
Jack Knicely
A. E. Nimtz
Jim Edwards
Tom Jones
L .C. Holloway
Tom Patrowsky
Frank Harris
Patrowsky
Ed. Brauer
Holloway
Jones
Plainview Extension Club January Meeting
The Plainview Extension Club met at Mrs. Arno Thomas home with hostess Mrs. Cecil Hunt. Twelve members and two guests attended as Mrs. Don Lafler presided. A luncheon, white candle and lavender décor, a furniture refinishing lesson, and afternoon recreation followed. Prizes went to Mrs. Nyle Leypoldt and Mrs. Leon Lafler. Next meeting set for February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview Extension Club
Arno Thomas
Cecil Hunt
Don Lafler
Bob Fischer
Lavern Thomas
Lafler
William R. George
Don’Lafler
Bob Lafler
Nyle Leypoldt
Leon Lafler
Job's Daughters Council Installed at Masonic Temple
A new Guardian Council was installed at a Job's Daughters meeting in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday night. Installing officer was Mrs. Edith Abel of Central City Nebraska Grand Guardian. New officers include guardian Mrs. T. N. Crawford associate Harold Bretz treasurer Mrs. Don Erickson Potter musician Miss Georgia Kennedy and secretary Mrs. Jim Cullins. Karen Reisner presided at the regular meeting and refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job’s Daughters
Masonic Temple
Edith Abel
Central City
Nebraska
Grand Guardian
T. N. Crawford
Harold Bretz
Don Erickson
Potter, Tordsurer
Georgia Kennedy
Jim Cullins
Job's Daughters
Karen Reisner
Former Sidneyite to Wed in June
A former Sidney man, Robert L. Jewett, will marry Janet Miller of Broken Bow in June. Jewett, son of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Jewett of Beatrice, recently graduated with high distinction from Nebraska Wesleyan University and attends Chicago Theological Seminary. Miller, a Nebraska Wesleyan senior majoring in music, is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Cardinal Key and Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Robert L. Jewett
Walter Jewett
Beatrice
Janet Miller
Miss Miller
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Alpha Gamma Delta
Cardinal Key
Who’s Who
Jewett
Chicago Theological Seminary
Phi Kappa Tau
Pi Gamma Mu
Blue Key
Goal Gainers To Have Annual Valentine Party
The Goal Gainers Extension Club met at Mrs. Irvin Ehlers home with co host Mrs. Ray Averill. Fourteen members attended and Averill was named treasurer replacing Mrs. W. E. Henke. They planned a Valentine party for Feb 20 with a covered dish dinner at the City Auditorium basement and families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Irvin Ehlers
Ray Averill
Clarence Robirds
W. E. Jones
City Auditorium
Hero Statler
St Paul Ladies Aid Meeting Report
St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Irvin Fischers home with 28 members and three visitors. Rev Henry Dorn gave the lesson and lunch was served by co host Roby Felzien. Next meeting set for Thursday March 1 with Mrs Robert Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid
Irvin Fischer
Bob Anderson
Ed Minshall
Bernice Jacobs
Henry Dorn
Lunck
Roby Felzien
Robert Fischer
Kiwanis Duck Dinner and Program Highlights
Kiwanis Club members enjoyed a wild duck dinner at the Yendis Cafe hosted by George Fleming who also led a program. He showed travel footage from duck hunting trips on the Mississippi near Burlington and Stuttgart and on the North Platte River, and demonstrated a duck call. Bob Rennick aided the presentation. Harold Keith reported a Governor Victor Anderson letter about marking Highways 30 and 19 with temporary markers when weather allows. The meeting followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Fleming
Fleming
Mississippi River
Burlington
Stuttgart
Ark
North Platte River
Bob Rennick
Harold Keith
Victor Anderson
Mayer Anniversary Event set for Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mayer of the Dalton community will mark their 25th wedding anniversary with an Open House at their farm home Sunday February 5 from 2 to 6 pm. The couple married February 7 1931 in Hyannis Nebraska and have three children Charles Sandra and Monty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W
Shorty) Mayer
Dalton
Mayer
Hyannis
Nebr
Potter
Potter State Bank
Charles
Sandra
West Nebraska General Hospital
Scottsbluff
Monty
Beta Alpha Chapter Meeting At Willeys
Mrs. Carl Schemidt presided over the Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority meeting at Willeys. After the business session and social evening, lunch was served by Mrs. Willey and co hostess Mrs. Keith Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schemidt
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority
Chuck Willey
Willey
Keith Schwarta
Potter Church Bride Weds In Double Ring Ceremony
Alice Larson daughter of Carl Johnson of Potter marries Lars Kalson nephew of Hilda Redeen in a Potter Methodist Church ceremony. Rev O D Hoagland officiated at 2 pm with music by Hilder Johnson. The couple plan a two week South tour before settling at 932 Olsen Drive Sidney. Out of town guests included Carl Johnson family Bushnell Nils Johnson Denver and Tore Strom with Peter Sewald of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Methodist Church
Alice Larson
Carl Johnson
Potter
Lars Kalson
Hilda Redeen
O. D. Hoagland
Hilder Johnson
Kathleen
Mildred Johnson
Nils Johnson
Milton Larson
Alice Carlson
Onalee Hoffa
Marlene Johnson
Charles Weir
Peter Seward
South
Olsen Dive
Sidney
Bushnell
Denver
Lovesend, Colo
Tore Strom
Peter Sewald
Beulah Hinman and Russell Freeburg Exchange Nuptial Vows
The Presbyterian Church in Dalton hosted the January 28 ceremony for Beulah Hinman and Russell Freeburg. The couple, after a double ring candlelight service, greeted 180 guests and plan to live northwest of Dalton on the groom's mother’s farm. Beulah, a 1955 Dalton High School graduate, worked for Northwestern Bell in Sidney. Russell, a 1949 Bridgeport High School alum, has farm duties after Navy service. Out-of-town attendees joined family from Broadwater, Pine Bluffs, Bushnell, Sidney, Longmont, Lodgepole, Berea, Scottsbluff, and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Dalion
Beulah Hinman
Vernon Hinman
Russell Freeburg
Connie Freeburg
Richard Dwyer
Marjorie Buck
Elsie Boyer
Phil Curtis
Kenneth Hinman
Dalton
Dalton High School
Northwestern Bell ‘Feigphone Co
Sidney
Bridgeport High School
Navy
Ralph Taylor
Ray
Kathy
Broadwater
Ed Zorn
Pine Bluffs
Bushnell
Roger Brennan
Mallory Morgan
Larry
Harold Morgan
Donnie
Longmont
Colo
Ben Reiken
Lodgepole
Frank Johnson
Berea
Lena Johnson
Scottsbluff
Jess McIrvin
Garry
Martin Cape
Lloyd Powell
Bridgeport
Sharon Hudson and Don Krause Wed at Ovid Community Church
In a Sunday ceremony at the Ovid Community Church on January 29 Sharon Kay Hudson became the bride of Don Krause. The bride is the daughter of Charles and (Mrs.) Woodhans. the groom is the son of Fred Cronk of Sidney. The Rev. K. L. Kirk officiated with candles lit by Bette Jean DeManche and solo by Beverly Bauer. The reception followed in the church parlor. The bride, a 1955 Ovid High School graduate, and groom, a 1953 Peetz High School graduate, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid Community
Sharon Kay Hudson
Don Krause
Charles Woodhans
Fred Cronk
Sidney
K. L. Kirk
Bette Jean DeManche
Beverly Bauer
Walter Peck
Chappell
Mary Hays
Kathy Rae Randall
Keith Krause
Sterling
Spencer Cronk
Harold Whitefoot
Stering
Herman Bauer
Eugene DeManche
Keith Randall
Phil Woodhans
Raljph Hays
George Yock
Clydeen Muths
Jeanette Bauer
Sedgwick
Marilyn Bauer
Krause
Ovid High School
Peetz High School
Northwastern Junior College
Livestock Auctions Schedule Across Towns
Feb 3 Evening Sale in Sidney and Feb 4 Furmine Sale. Sid hosts Feb 6 Cattle Sale and Feb 11 Pete's Cash Auction in Sidney. Haxtun holds Feb 8 H Batt Estate Sale and Feb 13 Regular Livestock Sale. Amhurst Cole hosts Feb 15 Farm Sale. Potter hosts Feb 23 Big Farm Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Haxtun
Colo
H. Batt
Pete
Amhurst
Cole
Potter
Seventeen Club Installs New Officers at Lynne Wolf Home
New officers for the Seventeen Club were installed Tuesday at Lynne Wolf's home. Margaret Ann Olson became president, Sharon Jurgens vice president, Judy Townsend secretary, Marylyn Talcott treasurer, Treva Crawford reporter, and Kathy Sieckman historian. Lynne Wolf was formally inducted as a member. Lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeen Club
Lynne Wolf
Margaret Ann Olson
Sharon Jurgens
Judy Townsend
Marylyn Talcott
Treva Crawford
Kathy Sieckman
J. J. Club Holds Officer Election and Meeting
The J. J. Club elected officers at its last meeting. Mrs. Bruns became president, Mrs. Olson vice president, Mrs. Schilz secretary, and Mrs. Wilson treasurer. The next regular meeting is set for Tuesday February 7 at the Wally Freeman home in Chappell. Some Indian girls of northern Panama wear necklaces made from United States coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Club
Wally Freeman
Chappell
Alvin Bruns
Bruns
Carl Olson
Lawrence Schilz
Bryce Wilson
Panama
United States
Methodist WSCS General Meeting Highlights Local Events
The General Methodist WSCS held a meeting in the social hall with Mrs. William Vaughn presiding. A petition to repeal the liquor sales ordinance in pool halls was circulated and signed. Weekly devotions begin Feb 15 at 9 30 am at Mrs. Harold C. Craigs home. Easter gifts urged for Omaha City Mission and Mother Jewels home. A spring organ concert was planned for the Spring Fellowship Tea in April. A new church circle for younger women was proposed. World Day of Prayer set for Feb 17 at 2 30 and 3 30 in the Christian Church. Keystone class hosts a Feb 5 covered dish lunch followed by a book review. March program will cover local welfare with speaker Don Hart. Wesleyan Service Guild program featured Beauty of God in Nature with scripture and Peale readings. Guests Mrs. Byron Reeves and Miss Gertrude Burrow attended. Circle 6 served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Methodist
WSCS
William Vaughn
Harold C. Craig
Ray Young
Ida Ahrens
Christian Church
Townsend
Keystone
Carl McConnell
Don Hart
Cheyenne
Wesleyan Service Guild
God
Norman Vincent Peale
Byron Reeves
Gertrude Burrow
Circle: 6
Navy reenlistment of Raymond Lee Davis for two years
Armed Forces Raymond Lee Davis son of Mrs Minnie Davis of Sidney has reenlisted for two years in the US Navy. He will report to Washington DC for further assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lee Davis
Minnie Davis
Sidney
US Navy
Davis
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Bixel
Plainview Club
Job's Daughters Council
St. Paul
Kiwanis
Willey's
Mrs
Lars Karlson
Duis
Rosa Huizenbiler
Frances Saathoff
Dorothy Williams
Louise Hinman
Jim Freeburg
Archie Hinman
Charles Cape
Myrna Thurow
Berna Rathman
JoAnne Marrin
Janice Buck
Edith Boyer
Joe Marrin
Louis Buck
Richard Ernest
Sharon Hudson
Ovid
Sale L
Holyoke
Rapp Machinery
Haxton
Emerald
Pete” Rapp
Colorado
Horn
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Methodist Wscs
Big Free
15Th St
Sea
Paiv At Ned
9Th Avenue
Wunda Weve
Wanda Weve
21St
Elinois
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