Community Socials and Travel Note Roundup
Around the Town reports a busy sequence of social visits. Harold and Shirley Kettler hosted a 5 30 dinner for Fred Kettler and the Rev. Walter Seefeldt’s party celebrating Fred’s birthday. Oshkosh square dancers joined Pra rie Schooners attendees including Miller Mercure Pullen and Jessen. Various travels and birthdays are noted in Lisco Lodgepole Kimball Ogallala and Hemingford communities with birthdays weddings and anniversaries celebrated at homes and legion halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kettler
Shirley
Fred Kettler
Walter Seefeldt
Walter Engelland
George Niemann
Alvin Bruns
Marvin Kettler
Latshaw Freudenberg Engagement Proclaimed in Denby
Mr and Mrs Erwin Latshaw of Denby South Dakota announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Kay to Richard Freudenberg son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Freudenberg of Gurley Nebraska Miss Latshaw a 1963 Gordon High School graduate Gordon Nebraska and a Chadron State College student her fiancé a 1962 Gurley High School graduate and a 1967 Chadron State College alumnus Mr Freudenberg teaches in Oshkosh A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Latshaw
Denby
S. D
Carol Kay
Richard Freudenburg
Elmer Freudenberg
Gurley
Miss Latshaw
Gordon High School
Gordon, Neb
Chadron State College
Gurley High School
Freudenberg
Oshkosh
Duis
St Patrick’s High announces honor roll lists
The principal released the second quarter honor rolls for St Patrick’s High School. First honor roll includes students with 90 percent department and scholastic averages and no absences or tardies. list features Gerald Harr and several peers with scores from 91 to 94. Second honor roll lists students with 90 percent department and 85 percent scholastic averages, including Daniel Cortney and Terri Treinen among others with scores from 85 to 93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s High School
Gerald Harr
Mary Helfrich
Jane Schlaman
Angela Mohart
Mary Wieser
Dixie Fehringer
Marcia Herbert
Robert Robinson
Vicki Zwickl
St Patrick's High Hosts Elimination Oratory Contest
Students at St Patrick's High School Sidney will hold an elimination oratorical contest this Sunday Feb 5 at 2 in the high school auditorium. Parents and friends are invited. The winner will advance to the district contest in Dalton on Sunday Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s High School
Sidney
Legion
Dalton
Lawrence L, Tobler
Dix
Toblers
Sterling
Colo
Mrs. Hare Heads Altar Society at St Patrick’s 1967
Mrs. Clarence Hare was elected president of St Patrick’s Altar Society for 1967 with officers including Mrs Bernard Colling as first vice president and Mrs Clifford Runge as second vice president. The society set spring Smorgasbord for Apr 9 and fall bazaar for Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hare
Clarence Hare
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Rebekahs Map Plans for District Meeting in Bushnell
Sidney Rebekah Lodge met Feb 1 with 17 members. Noble grand Mrs Stella Cox presided. A planning session for the district meeting in Bushnell on June 5 will be held Feb 15, with Cox Cox and Osborn attending. Lunch committee: Foe land Humphrey Noteboom. Next meeting Feb 15 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Stella Cox
Noble Grand
Bushnell
Oren Cox
Grace Osborn
Doyle Foeland
Blanche Humphrey
Ken Noteboom
Jobs Daughters Initiate Three in Sidney
Sidney Job's Daughters met Wednesday evening in the Masonic Temple at 7 30 Jamie Spears ow honored queen presiding Initiation ceremonies were held for Pam Hyde Jane Johnson and Claudell Carter Plans were made for a bake sale set for Saturday February 18 with proceeds funding three new capes for the honored queen and princesses The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday February 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Job
Bethel
Masonic Temple
Jamie Spearsow
Pam Hyde
Gerald Hyde
Jane Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Claudell Carter
Bob Carter
Peetz, Cole
Former Sidney Resident Ed Gerlach’s Widow Dies
News arrives from Sidney of the death of Mrs. Ed Gerlach of Nebraska City Nebraska. She passed away January 22 with services held January 25. Survivors include husband Edward of Nebraska City one daughter Wanda Fuller Neenah Wisconsin and two grandchildren. Born December 9 1892 in Red Cloud Nebraska the Gerlachs once lived in Sidney where Edward Gerlach managed the Farmers Union Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ed Gerlach
Nebraska City
Neb
Gerlach
Edward
Wanda Fuller
Neenah, Wise
Red Cloud
Gerlachs
Farmer’s Union
45th Birthday To Be Observed In Hospital
Ruth Jane Davis wrote years ago about June Scharrel of Lodgepole then in Memorial Hospital with a six year leg cast. Now ten years later she will turn 45 on February 7 while hospitalized for sixteen years with a bone disease. Birthday cards to Miss Scharrel are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Ruth Jane Davis
June Scharrel
Garrett Scharrel
Lodgepole
Memorial Hospital
June
Festive Roast: Pork Leg, Turkey Creamed with Curry
A holiday dinner idea offers a boned and rolled fresh pork leg for oven or rotisserie roasting. Creamed turkey gains flavor from curry powder and toasted almonds. Also mentioned are Girl Scouts obtaining Kitty Hawk souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Prayer Service Held In Potter
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Potter hosted a prayer service on January 31 at 7 30 PM with invited Missionary Leagues from Sidney South Sidney Gurley and Kimball. Sixty people attended. A fellowship hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of
St. Paul
LCW Meets At Holy Trinity
The Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met Feb. 2 in the fellowship hall with 23 members present. A one o'clock luncheon was hosted by three members. The president opened the meeting and Rev. Henry Monnich led the lesson. Reports were given and a letter from First Methodist inviting them to World Day of Prayer on Feb. 10 at 2:00 p.m. The World Day observance will be Feb. 10 at 9:00 a.m. with a social hour afterward. A tithe campaign training will be held Feb. 13 at the church. Coffee and rolls will follow. The next meeting is Mar. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Harvey George
Cliff Thurston
Bill Maddox
Alvin Bauer
Henry Monnich
First Methodist Church
Den 5 Pack 90 February Banquet Preparations
On January 31, 1967, Den 5 Pack 90 met with Scott Beutler leading the pledge and Loren Steffens bringing treats. Mrs Beutler spoke on February Anniversary Month theme. The group played Balance the Marbles and prepared place cards for the Blue and Gold Banquet before closing with the Cub Scout sign and the Law of the Pack. Ronnie Mercer, reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Beutler
Loren Steffens
Denner Pack 89 Den 2 Program Summary
Pack 89 and Den 2 held a group meeting featuring a chimney rock model, covered wagons, and peanut men. Robbie Robinson performed a puppet show, followed by a game and a living circle closing led by Mrs. Back who provided treats. Mark McKay chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Chimney Rock
Robbie Robinson
Mrs. Back
WALLY HALL to begin Army induction in mid February
Wally Hall, long time Sidney Telegraph employee since high school days, will leave about February 15 for U S Army induction. He has supervised the press run and served in back shop roles. Fellow workers presented him a cake and coffee during an afternoon tribute onTuesday Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Hall
Sidney Telegraph
United States Army
Wally
Telegraph
Beta Alpha Chapter Members Meet for Plans and Drama
Members of the Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Robert Wilcox home. They finalized plans for the scholarship dance this Saturday at the Country Club. Mrs. Weert Frerichs presented a lesson titled Drama. Dessert was served at the close by co host Mrs. Carl Person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Wilcox
Country Club
Weert Frerichs
Carl Person
Duplicate Bridge Yester Meet At Sidney Charity Game
Sidney Duplicate Bridge group held a Wednesday charity session with five and a half tables. Master points awarded to Bill Yester and spouse as first, Jamie Keating and Elizabeth Gilliland as second, two teams tied for third and fourth, and Myers and Stephens as fifth. Next meeting set for February 8 at 7 30 p.m. in Marathon Office building conference room. all players welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Duplicate Bridge Group
Bill Yester
James Keating
Elizabeth Gilliland
John Kins
Kimball
Jan Atkins
Ross Barker
Myers
Dalton
Fred Stephens
Stacy Holloway Wedding in Sidney at Christ Church
Linda Diane Stacy became the bride of Kent Holloway at Christ Episcopal Church in Sidney on January 21. The ceremony featured two vases of white gladioli and arrangements of white roses and mums, with family members in attendance and a reception in the parish hall. The couple will reside near Ve nice, Italy for three years as Holloway serves in the United States Air Force. they plan to join in March for the duty period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Diane Stacy
Kent Holloway
Christ Episcopal Church
Sidney
Paul J. Stacy
Oildale
Calif
L. C. Holloway
Max L. Kors
Dan Long
William Fankhauser
W. W. Schulz
Ann Holloway
Larry Travis
Kearney
Doyle Travis
Gerald W. Schulz
Laramie
Wyo
Edward Travis
Derrill W. Ammerman
George Hunt
Pat Patton
Berna Dienes
Gerald Schulz
Denver
Colo
Holloway
Grenora High School
Grenora
N. D
Sioux Army Depot
Sidney High School
University of Nebraska
United States Air Force
Italy
Venice
W. C. West
Medicine Row
R. L. Holloway
Milton D. Holloway
Margaret
Jim
Paul
McFadden
James Hadeen
Glenda
Grace Cameron
Janes Parks
Rapid City
S. D
Gerald W. Schulz and
Shannon
Troop 109 Elects Patrol Leaders and Forms New Patrols
Troop 109 met February 1 in the Presbyterian Educational Building. New patrols formed with patrol leaders elected: Hersherlynn Goen leads Conestoga, Patty Maxwell leads Impossibles, Pam Wriston leads Knicknacks. Joy Reed and Janet Hoemann elected as scribe and treasurer. Members Susan Borcher and others helped with the Folklore Badge legend The Dun Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Educational
Conestoga Patrol
Susan Borcher
Hersherlynn Goen
Bonnie Snyder
Janie Keith
Althea Schaf
Betty Glassburn
The
Impossibles
Peggy O’halloran
Lori Veccera
Patty Maxwell
Joy Reed
Teri Goen
Carol Cram
Knicknacks
Pam Wriston
JoEllen Russell
Shelia Brown
Cheri Curless
Mary Snyder
Janet Hoemann
Sid ney Toastmasters Club Faces Space Program Topics
Eleven members attended the regular Monday morning Sid ney Toastmasters Club meeting at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Gene Goben was Toast master of the Day Rollin Blome arranged Table Topics. Robert Ludwig won best table topic. Don Tedesco won best speaker for How To Conduct A Trial Law Suit. Other speeches covered vocational graduates space program and SOth Anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Toastmasters Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Gene Goben
Rollin Blome
Robert Ludwig
Don Tedesco
James Bosley
Charles Sutton
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Prairie Schooners
Dennis Miller
Clarence Mercure
John Pullen
Leo Jessen
Nellie Golden
Bill Vaughn
Lisco
August Buske
Gary Melvin
George Vosika
Mrs. Vosika
Joe Haugan, Sr
Frontier Airlines
Collingswood
N. J
New Jersey
Mary Theodora
Gary Tschacher
Hemingford
Ray Stull
Fameily
Bernadine
Victor Contratto
Dom Contratto
Mrs
Terri Suit
Don Suit
Vernon Bartling
Richard, Bartling
Ray
Keni Janns
Sam’ ‘Grarner
Farnham
Sunol
W. L. Cramer
Cramer
O. D. Smith
Legion Hall
Jerry Meehan
Betty
Cheyenne
Mabel Thompson
Mr. Meehan
Mrs. Thompson
Harvey Borgmann
Anselmo, Neb
Marion Swick
Forrest Henry
Mrs. W. H. Robbins
Flagstaff, Ariz
Vince Maliszewski
Minneapolis, Minn
Lee Spiker
University of Wyoming
Keith Spiker
Ralph Robertson of
Potter
Effie Madsen
St. Patrick’s
Rebekahs Met
Girl Scout Troop 108
Darrel H. Lybarger
Tonkin Gulf
South Vietnam
Darrel
Navy Communications
Janie Wait
Lester Theis
Robert Misegadis
Dean Rexroth
LCW
Holy Trinity
Mark McKay
Denner
Stacy-Holloway
Kent Holloway Photo Center
Lorenzo
Lorenzo High School
Marla Walker
Vernon Walker
Rick Walker
Raymond Walker
Lorenz
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