Speech Contest Set By Local Toastmasters Club
The Fort Sidney Toastmasters Club named finalists Gerald Matzke and Joe Bonkiewicz at a Monday meeting. Other candidates were Mel Adams and Lowry Lindell. Next Monday the contest will select a winner to represent the club at a district contest in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmasters Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Gerald Matzke
Joe Bonkiewicz
Mel Adams
Lowry Lindell
Matzke
Bonkieviz
Silver Belles Beaux In Wednesday Meeting Night Dance
Six squares of dancers attended the Wednesday evening meeting of Silver Belles and Beaux in the VFW Post Home. Guests were Mr and Mrs Duane Hyarren. Callers were Ross Barker Virg Knackstedt and Ken Pittam. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Eugene Zwick and Mr and Mrs Pittam. The next dance will be February 13 in the Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Belles
Beaux
VFW
Duane Hyarren
Ross Barker
Virg Knackstedt
Ken Pittam
Eugene Zwick
Pittam
Iso
Post
Local social notes from the Clark and Elsen households
Around Town lists weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Clark Misses Ben Grusing and sons Dale and Ray of Scoti Kansas. Other visits include Mr and Mrs Bob Clark of Greeley to the Clarks. Mrs H J Elsen returns from Phoenix with daughter Madelyn. Champagne Flight to Phoenix, remainder in Sidney then Denver. George Hare welcomes infant Denise Jeanette born Jan 30, hospital in Denver. Mrs George Taylor travels to New York to visit her mother Mrs E M Kingsbury and aunt Mrs Edwin Clooney. O J Weymouth hosts Wednesday and yesterday guests including Weymouth's sister and her husband and Mr and Mrs E Bailey of Sheridan en route to California for winter visits. News of the Killion birth of a son in Fresno, with Killion children Barbara and Jimmy. Dr and Mrs A A Larsen of South Sioux City visiting since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J Elsen
Phoenix
Madelyn
Denver
Western Airlines
Miss Elsen
Sidney
George Hare
Denise Jeanette
George Taylor
New York
E M_ Kingsbury
Edwin Clooney
O J. Weymouth
Mr. Weymouth
E Bailey
Sheridan
Wyo
California
Dean Killion
Killions
Fresno
Barbara
Jimmy
Killion
A A Larsen
Sioux City
Neb
Rebekahs Plan Birthday Party Initiation Rites
Mrs. Carl Hutchison Sr. presided over 33 members at a Rebekah Lodge meeting. Plans were set for a birthday party February 26 at 3:30 p.m. in the Odd Fellows hall basement. Initiation ceremonies are slated for February 19 with degree and drill practice February 18 at 7:30 p.m. committee members were named for initiation night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hutchison Sr
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Cliff Hammond
Martin Block
Amy Bales
James Johnson
Ruby Siefer
C. E. Hornbaker
John Odd Fellow
Paul Randall
Rex Olsen
Ray Averill
Avin Davis
Henry Frahm Jr
Rush Party Planned By Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi plans a rush party for February 18 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Mrs. Robert McKay presided with Mrs. Lloyd O Halloran named chairman. Nine members met at Mrs. Lewis Wilson home with Miss E R Jimerson co hostess. Two lessons were given on Nature's Landscapes by McKay and Artist's Landscapes by O Halloran. Burgett Peetz to host March 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert McKay
Lloyd O’halloran
Lewis Wilson
E. R. Jimerson
McKay
Mrs Merrick Speaks on Status of Women at AAUW
Mrs Anne Merrick was guest speaker at the AAUW Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs Carl Nelson. She discussed Status of Women and shared observations from a European trip with slides of Scandinavian countries. Mrs SeaBaron Goodwin led a brief business session. March 5 gathering planned at Mrs Clifford Webster’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Merrick
American Association of University Women
Carl Nelson
Agnes Ladine
SeaBaron Goodwin
William Usher
Mary Carol Bollinger
Genevieve Fitch
John Elwell Sr
J. L. Tewell
Ladine
Clifford Webster
Sorority Views Film At Tuesday Meeting
Xi Iota Exemplary chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Harold Tremain home. Fourteen members and one guest attended as Mrs. leBaron Goodwin led the business session. Plans were made for a bake sale Feb 15 at Preble's Market starting 8 am and a special Feb 18 desert luncheon at the Sidney Country Club to aid local charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iota Exemplar
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
B. H. Grimm
Fred George
Ray Frahm
Joseph Hahler
Harold Tremain
leBaron Goodwin
Preble
Sidney Country Club
Students Honored At High School Awards Meetings
Awards convocation honors high school students for first semester achievement. The Parents Advisory Council led by Walter Cork funds and supports the program with civic clubs Rotary Lions Fire Department V W Elks Kiwanis Jaycees. Pins awarded for nine weeks. graduates receive permanent gold pin after three years on honor roll. Senior high honorees include Nancy Bretz Barbara Cork Kari Kay Keating Linda Mintken Roxie Olsen and others. junior high honorees include Eddie Bowman Helen Jorgenson Marilyn Maley Kyle Carhill Anne Reynolds Rodney Vaughn and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cork
Rex Olsen
Jack Weimer
Gordon Richards
Kenneth Bales
Ancel Lewis
Raymond Maley
Carl Ziegler
Kermit Brumbaugh
Burel Kinney
Roland Biggs
Frank Helms
Rotary
Lions
Fire Department
V. W
Elks
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Nancy Bretz
Barbara Cork
Kari Kay Keating
Linda Mintken
Roxie Olsen Howard Riewe
Rosaline Swanson
Roberta Thorpe
Judith Townsend
Brenda Wickstrom
Sharon Bauman
Sharon Christensen
Gary Policky
Gwen Revell
Richard Ackerson
Rodney Bales
Connie Borgmann
Susan Cook
Lynn Nelson
Michael Rennick
Terry Gilliland
Richard Moore
Eddie Bowman
Helen Jorgenson
Marilyn Maley
Kyle Carhill
Jeanette Krueger
Larry Mahlman
Anne Reynolds
Rodney Vaughn
Don Ray Cruise
Allan Morgan
David Policky
Kathy Roper
Rachel Ramos
Judy Ziegler
Donald Halsey
Jeanette Borgmann
Jerry Anthony
Sharon Crouse
Marlene Fell
John Lindsey
JJ Club Valentine Party Highlights Social Evening
The JJ Club held a Valentine party Saturday night with nine couples dining at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel and the remainder of the evening at Mr and Mrs H R Montgomery residence. Members revealed their secret pass and drew names for the coming year. The group played cards and lunch was served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ Club
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
H R Montgomery
Lutheran League Holds Sunday Night Session
Thirty members of St Pauls Lutheran Fellows League met Sunday evening at the National Guard Armory. Rev Hens Dorn presented the program while the remainder of the evening was spent in games. Refreshments were served at the close. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Freveret Gadi, Mr Art Greppe, and Miss Ane. May 2 noted at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Siudowski
St. Patrick’s Church
Ralph Patterson Seft
Roberta Needham
St Paul's Lutheran Fellows'up League
The
National Guard Armors
Hens Dorn
C Tissons
Mir
Mis Frveret
Gadi Mroerd
Art Greppe
Mio Ane
Neni Mio
PEO Chapters Plan Tea at Cottey College Event
Monday dinner meetings of PEO Chapters BO and FR reviewed plans for the annual Cottey College Tea set for February 17 at 3 pm at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Chapter BO noted two brief sessions and featured a program on Foundation Windows by Mrs Dean Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Cottey College
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
School Honor Society Hears Book Reviews
The Sidney chapter of National Honor Society held a meeting in the senior high school library. Mrs. Elmer Ladine reviewed four books Please Don’t Eat The Daisies Laughter Incorporated The Innocent Ambassadors and Angel Unaware. The group has about 25 members with a B average or higher required and additional members will be welcomed after semester eligibility checks. Kari Kay Keating is the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ladine
Sidney
National Honor Society
Kari Kay Keating
Legion Speech Contest Set At Bridgeport
Bridgeport will host the district American Legion Oratorical contest at the Legion Hall at 7:00 pm on Wednesday Feb. 19. Students from Mitchell Scottsbluff Alliance Sidney Gurley Potter and Bridgeport compete to advance to state and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
American Legion
Charles Moorehouse
Dist
N1v
American Legion Hall
Mitchell
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Sidney
Gurley
Potter
RY Skating Party in Legion Park Hosts Named
Twenty five Cheyenne County Rural Youth members and guests enjoyed an ice skating party and a wine roas t at Legion Park on Monday night. Hosts were Sherry Brown Duane Foxhaven Ivan Liljegren and Barbara Spearo. A February 17 meeting will feature a box social at the city auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Weiner
Legion Park
Sherry Brown
Duane Foxhaven
Ivan Liljegren
Barbara Spearo
City Auditorium
Mrs Sigler Hosts Sorority Meeting at Home
Mrs M R Sigler entertained Xi Rho Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home Wednesday evening. Guest was Mrs L J Beck. Mrs Bill Peterson led the business session planning a covered dish dinner for Feb 20 at Mrs Thomas O Connell's home. The program The Body Beautiful was presented by Mrs Beck and Mrs Harold Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Sigler
Xi Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
L J. Beck
Bill Peterson
Thomas O’connell
Beck
Harold Olsen
American art exhibit on loan to Sidney schools
An exhibition of American contemporary art on loan from Ford Motor Co. is shown in Sidney schools through February. The Ford collection, loaned to the Sidney Community Improvement Project, will travel next to Binghamton NY. Viewings begin Sunday Feb 16 at the Junior High with thirty paintings including a Nebraska scene from Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Community
Nebraska
Scotia
Mission Circle Plans Valentine Party at First Baptist
Ladies Missionary Circle of Families at First Baptist meets Tuesday to plan a Valentine party and pot-luck supper for Friday February 14 at 6 pm. Mrs Robert Simon, vice-president, led the session at Mrs Leroy Johnson’s home. Nine members attended. Mrs Earl Wood gave a devotional and lesson from Gospel of St John chapter two. Next meeting is February 18 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ladies Missionary Circle
Robert Simon
Leroy Johnson
Earl Wood
Textile plants to use about 14 million bales of cotton
Textile plants in the United States are expected to use around 14 million bales of cotton in 1958, reflecting industry demand and supply conditions.
New Mexico Holds Largest Known Uranium Reserves in U.S.
New Mexico is identified as possessing the greatest known uranium reserves in the United States. The claim highlights the state's rich mineral potential and its position in national energy and mining discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Strong
Les Speed
Rud “Munderloh
Gene Bonkiewicz
Gene — Lienemann
K J Madsen
Vernon Shoopman
John de Miers
Warren Ellison
Don Rapp
Robert Clark
Ben Grusing
Dale
Ray
Scoti
Kan
Clark
Bob Clark
Greeley
Rebekahs
Mrs. Merrick
AAUW
Thompson
Marilyn
Winn
Walter Carl
Lutheran League
Brownie Troop 142
South Ward
Saundra Knackstedt
Linda Sutton
Peggy Empson
Terry Gass
Ginger Gordon
Mary Robinson
Wanda Anderson
Cindy Connelly
Kathy Wells
Terrye Matheny
Kay Rennick
Jean Olinger
Ellen Kay Olsen
PEO
A. E. Atkins
J. W. Johnson
Carl Christ Jr
Dean Wilson
L C. Barstow
Lowell Davis
Jack Shortridge
Mike Selzer
M C. Sherrerd
Robert C Wait
Jack Lowe
Legion
Mrs. Sigler
L.P
L.P. Gas
18Th Ave
peLefelsbsten
Beto Ae Company
Mission Circle
Town & Country Oil CO
Illinois
Ng Cher
Janda & Tobin Drug Store
We're
All
Ays
FORD
Fordor
Turone
Gibson
11Th & Illinois
18Th
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!