Dinny And The Witches Stars Cast For Panhandle Play
Panhandle Players announce 1964 season opener Dinny and the Witches with Larry Delinger and Mrs Mehling in lead roles. A fantasy with moral themes, rehearsals begin Feb 5 at Sidney High School, with a full run-through that night. Tickets go on sale offering season and single-show options.
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Larry Delinger
Lewis Mehling
Panhandle Players
John Elwell Jr
Delinger
Dinny
Mehling
Amy
Otto Aufdengarten
Zenobia
Barbara Helms
Louella
Mattie Bryan
Olga
Ned Swaeby
Ben
Darrell Hunt
Jake
Arlys Beese
Bubbles
Jill Fine
Dawn
Rita Giron
Chloe
Bruce Blanchard
Eddie Ott
Mike Bragg
Tom
Harry
Sidney High School
Jerry Luce
Linda Dunlap
Paul Moss
E. J. Madsen
Mary Pals
Marilyn Atkins
Panhandle
Youth Rally Sunday February 9 at First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church hosts a high school youth rally inviting Sidney area youths to meet at 5 30 p m Sunday Feb 9 with Rev Max L Kors speaking on The Mission of the Church A light supper games a film discussion singing and worship follow a 25 cent registration covers supper Call 254 4505 by Feb 7 to reserve space for youths and adult workers participating in planning
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First Methodist Church
Sidney
Max L. Kors
Christ Episcopal Church
Kors
Bruce Wakeman
Community club and organization schedule for Feb 3 6
A series of local group meetings and events are listed for February 3 to February 6 across Fort Sidney and Sidney area venues. Rotary, Kiwanis, 4-H, DeMolay, Odd Fellows and many civic, church and ladies groups meet at hotels, clubs, churches and Masonic halls with times from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on varied days.
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Rotary Club
Fort Sidney
Kiwanis Club
Sidney
Jaycee Legion Club
United Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Frank Welch Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
J. J. Sewing Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Lions Club
Rebekah Lodge
Bethel
Kamikawa Cwf
Myra Masters
Central School
Women’s Association
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
St. Martha’s Guild
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Garland Farmer Group
Avin Davis
Lutheran Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Fellowship Hall
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lodgepole Valley
Legion
Order of St. John
Cheyenne
IOOF
Knicely Family Receives News From California Teen
The Knicely family learned Sunday night that their son is safe and en route to Honolulu. He left Los Angeles by jet at 10 a.m. MST and was due to land in Honolulu at 1 30 p.m. MST, with relatives calling to share the update.
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P.S
Knicely
California
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Auditions Open for Central City Opera Chorus 1964
Chorus master Dr. Roger Dexter Fee announces 28 members needed for 19 Madama Butterfly performances and 15 performances of The Lady From Colorado. Open to men and women aged 19 to 35 who study at college level. Rehearsal begins June 7 with shows June 27 to July 25. Apply to Dr. Fee at University of Denver with teacher letter, voice tape, college name, and full-length photo.
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Central City Opera Festival
Roger Dexter Fee
Central City Opera Chorus
Colorado
Central City Chorus
School of Music
University of Denver
Denver
Girl Scout Troops Discuss Etiquette and Plans
Senior Troop 19 met at Chris Cramer's home to plan a ski trip for March 7 8 with nine attendees. They also reviewed the planning board meeting and a February 2 trip to Ogallala for a Hootenanny and noted a pop bottle drive. Darlene Runge provided treats. Sharon Willis reported.
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Cruise
Darlene Runge
Sharon Willis
Chris Cramer
Ogallala
Mirror stage for John ends with fashionable hair
Berry Knicely muses on her son John's vanity as he obsessively grooms, grows his hair, refuses hats, and seeks the perfect product. She notes stages in family life, compares husband and girls, and hints the stage may pass as wrist scrubbing and lotion habits await. The piece ends with a playful question about when the stage will end.
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John
Johnny
Census census report lists admissions and dismissals
As of Feb 2 at 7 am the census shows 45 patients plus five in nursery. Several admissions include Jay Sharp Eric Reed er and others in Sidney Sunol Kimball Lodgepole and Gillette. Dismissals list many names. Newborns include a son born Jan 30 to Larry Roberts and a son born Jan 31 to Jim Hoven.
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Sidney
Jay Sharp
Eric Reeder
R. C. McGuire
Brian Richards
Richard Osterday
Jim Haven
Larry Roberts
Merle Brauer
Lynn Rae Smith
Rhonda Paulman
John Sellers
Joe Lucero
Sunol
Linda Gade
Kimball
J. R. Goranson
Lodgepole
April Jones
James Troidl
Leo Krieger
Homer Chapman
Eugene Owen
Mike Chaffee
Jeffery Kurth
Deborah Sue Wait
Lyle Goddard
Willard Frerichs
Walter Griffiths
Rhonda Hager
Jack Wiedeburg
Margaret McGuire
Ronald Tremain
Kendall Woodward
Eugene Frerichs
Conrad Schnell
Dalton
Fred Johnston
Raymond Henke
Larry Hammond
Gillette
Wyo
Bruce Speirs
Fr. Lewis
Wash
Albert Smith
Potter
John Fiegenschuh
Chappell
Mary Haskell
Ross Glassburn
Huntington
Ind
Bartram
Brule
Neb
Leonard Croston
Francis Cortney
Jim Hoven
Enhancing Canned Tomato Soup With Subtle Additions
A home cook suggests varying canned tomato soup by stirring in finely diced celery during heating for extra texture and flavor, then optionally adding a bay leaf at heat for aroma. Remove the bay leaf before serving to maintain a smooth, simple flavor.
Court of Honor Ritual Held for Eagle Scout Mickey Robinson
Approximately 180 attended the Court of Honor in the Elks Auditorium on Sunday night February 2 as Mickey Robinson earned Eagle Scout, son of Don and Mrs. Robinson. Troop 83 members and local officials participated including Vergal Winn as MC, Doyle Foland, Benny Herboldsheimer, Tinta Tonka District rep substituting for ill Russell Pedersen, and many from Sidney Public Schools, Scottsbluff, and Laramie Peak Camp. The ceremony featured an Eagle badge and commemorative letter from Joseph A. Brunton Jr., with Robinson presenting his mother an Eagle Mother's pin. Refreshments followed with Elks sponsor Rollie Waite and spouses assisting.
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Elks Auditorium
Mickey Robinson
Calvin Klentz
Don Robinson
Robinson
Harold Kieselhorst
Rollie Waite
Sidney Ellis Lodge
Boy Scout Troop 83
Young Robinson
Vergal Winn
Doyle Foland
Wye- Braska
Benny Herboldsheimer
Potter
Tinta Tonka
Troop 83
Jim Halfpenny
Scottsbluff
Laramie Peak
Pat .Moon
Larry Hawkins
Greg Maul
Steve Schultz
Bob Bonstead
Chris Brening
Ellis Vaughn
Galen Wagner
Gary Klentz
Randy van Cleave
Rodney Born
Irvin Butts
Larry Wilcox
Star
Ron Fish
Life
Joe Headley
Ron Vetter
John Jones
Bryan Wilcox
Jeff Sampson
Randy Solberg
John Seelmeyer
James
Randy Copley
Marty Geiger
Dennis Maul
John Hutton
Joseph A. Brunton Jr
Brunswick
N. J
Elks Lodge
Ed Trickler
J. D. Solberg
J. W. Vaugin
George Seelmeyer
Solberg
Miss Mabel Kabeta to Speak at Sidney Meeting
Teacher to speak at A A U W session in Central School February 5. Miss Mabel Kabeta from Tang Anyika will address Sidney Public Schools as an exchange teacher. Mrs. Harold Pals will preside at 8 p.m.
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Mabel Kabeta
Tanganyika
Sidney Public Schools
Central School
Harold Pals
Tim Whitley Dreams Cartoon Chase With Ending Commercial
A five year old, Tim Whitley of Memphis, told his parents he dreamed a television program featuring a cartoon style chase and a lot of excitement followed by a commercial at the end.
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Memphis, Tenn
Tim Whitley
Mrs George Hare Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs George Hare was honored Friday evening at a surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Matt Treinen. Pitch games drew 16 attendees with Bill Stegeman of Chappell winning the men's high prize and Mrs Paul Hecker the women's. Low prizes went to Paul Hecker and Mrs George Hare. Refreshments including a birthday cake concluded the evening.
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George Hare
Matt Treinen
Bill Stegeman
Chappell
Paul Hecker
Mirror Birds Return to Brunswick Back Yard
A blackbird returns for a second season of self-admiration in the backyard of Mrs. R H Holliday in Brunswick Georgia. The bird previously attracted attention last year by preening and flapping before a car mirror and has returned this season.
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Brunswick
R.H. Holliday
Town News Briefs From Sidney and Surrounding Areas
John Elwell Jr. flies to Detroit for the National Auto Dealers Association convention from Feb through Feb 5. The Weibles host Eagle Scout honors in Sidney with friends from Lewellen Oshkosh Julesburg Lodgepole and Dalton. Alvin Vach completes Bear Manufacturing Automotive Safety Service School in Rock Island Illinois. Mrs. Jess King attends Laramie Wyoming chapter E P E O 50th anniversary. Ed Hogle of North Platte visits in Sidney with Del Cobb family.
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John Elwell Jr
Detroit
National Auto Dealers Association
Alvin J. Vach
Sidney
Bear Manufacturing Company
Rock Island
Illinois
Vach
Bear
Jess King
Laramie
Wyo
Fred Dudley
Jerry Devereaux
Oscar Barnes
Kings
Mrs. del Cobb
Ed Hogle
North Platte
Two Newborns Proud Parents in Sunol and Steubenville
Edward James Cortney Jr born Jan 29 at Memorial Hospital weighs eight pounds 15 ounces to Edward James Cortney and Mrs Cortney of Sunol. Siblings Theresa Martin Audrey Cathy Mary Hugh Phillip Dennis and Patrick listed. Grandparents Hugh Cortney Kimball and Marchetta families. Tonia Sue Marchetta born Jan 31 at Memorial Hospital weighs five pounds eight and a half ounces. Grandparents Elmer Holliday Sidney and Antonio Marchetta Steubenville Ohio. Great grandparents Steve Barkoci of Steubenville and Goddard of Champion Nebraska.
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Edward James Cortney
Francis Cortney
Sunol
Edward James
Memorial Hospital
Theresa
Martin
Audrey
Cathy
Mary
Hugh
Phillip
Dennis
Patrick
Hugh Cortney
Kimball
Tonia Sue Marchetta
Anthony Marchetta
Tonia Sue
Elmer Holliday
Sidney
Antonio Marchetta
Steubenville
Ohio
Steve Barkoci
Goddard
Champion, Neb
Ward and Jr High Menus Highlight Week In February
The school lunch schedule lists meals for February 3 to February 10. Items include Spanish Rice with Lime Jello salad on February 3, fried chicken and candied sweet potatoes on February 4, hot dogs and pudding through February 5, beef with gravy and mashed potatoes on February 6, macaroni and cheese on February 7, and spaghetti with meat sauce on February 10. Each day includes fruit, milk, and bread or related sides.
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Witches
Jim
Jack Knicely
Summer Opera
Girl Scout News
Peggy Jelinek
Block
U.S
Mrs
del Cobb
Shirley
Colorado Springs
Harold Wagner
Wagners
Bella Vista Court
Lone Pine Court
Northside
Fred Weible
Lewellen
Eagle Scout
Oshkosh
Don Spillman
Sandra
Julesburg
Colo
Leonard Bond
Reed
Richard Weible
Tana