35 Years Recognized for K W Barnes AT&T Service
A Saturday dinner honored K W Barnes for 35 years with AT and T. About 65 attended in Dude's banquet room with Lyle Olsen as MC. John Ragler presented a 35 year pin. Mrs Barnes received an orchid corsage. Other speakers included McVay, Farmer, Besse, Spence, Wells. Open House at the Barnes home preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Barnes
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Dude’s
Lyle Olsen
Elmer Oppie
Mr. Barnes
John Ragler
Omaha
Barnes
Jackie Snook
American Telephone and Telegraph
Sidney
CENSUS UPDATE HOSPITAL PATIENTS LIST FEB 9
Supplemental census figures show 53 patients and nine babies in nursery, total 62. Admitted names span Tafolla to Wolff, with births listed for six families and new arrivals on Feb 7 to Feb 9. Dismissals include numerous patients across towns Gurley Potter Sunol Chappell and Kyle-area entries. Community notices list meetings and club events through Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
John
David Tafolla
Kathryn Kratz
Burgett Peetz
Loretta Fehringer
Sam Hall
Edward Trickler
Dewey Frederickson
Norman Steffens
Robert Bartels
Charles Wolford
Dan Foran
John Cathey
Joe Oliverius
Albert Reifschneider
Carrie Smith
Robert Warren
Dale Roth
Allen Stikker
Florence Trujillo
Vicki Glanz
Ted Simpson
Hilda Bivens
Leland Bodeman
Elvera Zalesky
Gurley
Carl Kraft
Gregory Wolff
Peetz
Colo
Donald Roberts
George Harms
Larry Niswender
Larry Roberts
Lawrence Saab
Elmer Hartmann
Dianne Wieser
Loren Bates
Anthony Goddard
Wayne Meyer
Ralph Guerra
Virginia Spaeth
Elsie Trainer
Lloyd Searles
Paul Brauer
Larry McMillan
Joe Cizek
Joe Lucero
Teresa Young
Mable Kabeta
Timmy Franzen
Potter
Earl Anderson
Mary Ann Nelson
Sunol
Irene Cunningham
Linda Gade
Lodgepole
April Jones
Chappell
Shirley Stacy
Kimball
J. R. Goranson
Newborn
Ron Hunt
Don Foran
Extension Club Golden Hour Meeting Report
Extension Club members gathered at Mrs. LaVern Thomas home with 13 attendees. Guests Mrs. Larry Peetz and Mrs. Sybil Holmes heard a fashion talk and a lesson on reinforcing ready mades. Plans included a Feb 21 Community Betterment meeting, a March bake auction, and the March 5 gathering at Mrs. Leonard Benzel with Easter ideas as roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Thomas
Verlin Livingston
Larry Peetz
Sybil Holmes
Greenlees
Leonard Benzel
Boehmer
Rotary Club Ladies Night and local club events
On Monday February 10 the Rotary Club hosts Ladies Night at Fort Sidney Hotel at 6 15 p m. Other groups meet at nearby venues including Kiwanis at Sidney Country Club Toastmasters at Fort Sidney Hotel B and PW Club at 6 30 p m Kings Daughters at 7 30 p m and Sidney High Band Parents Auxiliary in the Junior High band room with a 7 45 p m start time.
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Rotary Club
Fort Sidney
Kiwanis Club
Sidney Country Club
Toastmasters Club
Kings Daughters
Sidney High
Sidney Band Parents Meeting Hosts School Bands
Sidney High School wind orchestra will sight read tonight with two prepared numbers by the symphonic band directed by Sid Phelps. The event starts at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. The program is mainly for band member parents but open to others interested in the band program. After performances, the Band Parents business session will be led by Weldon Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Sid Phelps
Sidney Band
Weldon Stewart
Jaycees Sponsor Summer Tennis Tournaments
Jaycees announce a summer tennis series for all ages with youth events first and later tournaments for older participants. The plan was approved at the February 4 meeting in the Jaycee Legion club rooms with Ed Haupt presiding, as twenty members and five guests attended. A separate vote set trapshoots at the Municipal Airport with dates to come. The next meeting is scheduled for February 18 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney’s
Jaycees
Jaycee Legion Club
Ed Haupt
Around The Town Highlights From Elwell etc
Mr and Mrs John Elwell Jr returned from Grand Island where he was named one of three Outstanding Young Men in Nebraska at the Jaycee quarterly conference He joined her there en route home from the National Automobile Dealers convention in Detroit Their grandchildren stayed with Mr and Mrs John Elwell Sr Mrs Everett Mohatt recently returned from California where she and her father George Deaver attended Katharine Wiebe and Richard Caballi s San Francisco wedding Deaver remained in San Bernardino visiting his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Pete Wiebe Mrs Muouhart visited in Sidney for a week Mr and Mrs Clif Thurston returned from Omaha where Mrs Thurston was hospitalized at Nebraska Methodist Hospital for minor surgery The Thurstons were joined by cousins Mr and Mrs Jerome Short of Lincoln who joined for dinner at Hilltop House Attending University of Nebraska mid year commencement in Lincoln were Mr and Mrs Clifford Wolf and family and Mrs Harold Bond Wolf's son Gerald L Wolf received a Master of Science degree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elwell Jr
Grand Island
Elwell
Jaycee Quarterly
Nebraska
Katharine Wiebe
Richard Cabal
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Clifford Wolf
Harold Bond
Wolf
Gerald L. Wolf
Scouts Honor 29 Eagle Scouts at Wye-Braska Dinner
Sidney attendees included W. W. Schulz Doyle Foland Calvin Klentz and Eagle Scout Mickey Robinson with Mr and Mrs Don Robinson as part of the Scottsbluff event honoring 29 new Eagle Scouts at the Town Park Hotel in Scottsbluff Sunday afternoon attended by parents and scoutmasters.
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Sidney
Wye-Braska
Scottsbluff
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Ragler
the Photo Center
B. P. O. Does
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
Cheyenne County
Odd Fellows
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Sidney Garden Club
East Ward School
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
VFW
Lions Club
Fort Sidney Hotel
Bunkerhill Club
Rebekah Kensington
Valentine Hearts
Valentine Hea
Sig
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Mis
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Colognes
Janda & Tobin Drug Store
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Olds Quality
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