Rural Youth delegates attend conference in Sidney
Mrs H G Dolph and Mrs Keith Ashba visit Sidney relatives and friends after returning from California. Overnight guests at the Thorpe home include Leona Young Dorothy Winkenwerder Aletha Deal and Roberta Thorpe who attended the Rural Youth conference. Other locals host or attend events as agents plan horticulture and training sessions in Bridgeport and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dolph
Redding
Calif
Ruth Osborn
M. W. Osborn
North Platte
Keith Ashba
Ojai
Jean Osborn
Wilbur Thorpe
Sidney
Leona Young
Kearney
Dorothy Winkenwerder
Sutherland
Aletha Deal
Ogallala
Roberta Thorpe
Thorpes
Jim Roseberry
Dunning
Carolyn Crosby
Earnie Mehl
Jerry Cooper
Grand Island
Robert Thorpe
Chappell
Engagement of Doris Whitefoot and Leon McAffee in Cheyenne
Mrs Salisbury announces the engagement of Doris Ann Whitefoot to Leon ard McAffee of Cheyenne. Doris is a Lodgepole High School graduate who worked for Northwestern Bell in Sidney and now assists in Cheyenne school district. Leon ard is Cheyenne Central High School graduate, former U S Air Force member, now City of Cheyenne employee. Wedding planned March 6 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Lodgepole with residence to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Salisbury
Cheyenne
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lodgepole
Rites For Mrs. Watson In Pierce
Funeral services were held at the Pierce Methodist church for Mrs. Willard Watson of Pierce Nebraska. She died January twenty seventh from a heart attack and was buried in Prospect View cemetery. Survivors include her husband two sons five daughters a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Watson
Pierce
Neb
Prospect View
Watson
Willard
Charles
Eldon
Hastings
Walter Spitser
Pawnee City
Charles Voecks
Norfolk
Louie Hilgert
Holy Trinity LCW Met Feb 3 in Sidney
The Lutheran Church Women of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met Thursday afternoon for a luncheon and business meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. George Owen, Mrs. Jack Flohr, Mrs. Dale Niebaum, and Mrs. Harold Kieselhorst. Rev. Henry Monnich led a lesson on Pre Lenten Season. Reports were given, and World Day of Prayer was announced for Feb. 25 at 2 p.m. at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. LCW West District Assembly will be April 1 in Alliance at St. John's Lutheran Church. The new mail-box missionary in India is Miss Ruth Sigmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church Women of
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of
Sidney
George Owen
Jack Flohr
Dale Niebaum
Harold Kieselhorst
Henry Monnich
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
LCW
Alliance
St. John’s Lutheran Church
India
Ruth Sigmon
Institute Student Council Discusses Best Dressed Entry
The Business Institute of Sidney council set a Feb 11 deadline for Glamour contest submissions with Sharon Stull and Genevieve Gallardo appointed to prepare the press release. The group also notes sweatshirt orders due Friday and Bob Morris proposes a fundraising dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Business Institute of Sidney
Sharon Stull
Genevieve Gallardo
Glamour
Bob Morris
Soup Supper By Sidney Methodist Youth Fellowship
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church in Sidney hosts its annual soup supper on Thursday February 10 in the church fellowship hall. Menu includes chicken and noodles and chili for 35 cents, salad 10 cents, dessert 15 cents and milk tea or coffee. Serving from 4 30 to 7 30 p m. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Sidney
Church Fellowship Hall
Keith Spiker Hosts Farewell For Dehning Guests
Mr and Mrs Keith Spiker entertained last Wednesday for Delmar and Mrs Dehning who will move to Grand Island Ten couples attended and played cards Delmar Dehning won the mens high prize followed by Wesley Jensen The womens high prize went to Mrs Don Bell with second to Mrs Wesley Jensen The group presented a going away gift to the honored guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Spiker
Delmar Dehning
Grand Island
Wesley Jensen
Don Bell
St Pauls Ladies Aid Meets at Church Hall
St Pauls Lutheran Church Ladies Aid met Thursday at 2 PM in the fellowship hall with 29 members and one guest Jean Haley present. Rev. Walter Seefeldt of Trinity Lutheran spoke on What Is A Disciple, as Mrs. Henry Haupt led the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Peter
Haupt
Susan Hahler
Paul Reimers
Potter
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Africa
Dental Health Ties to General Health Emphasized by ADA
The American Dental Association notes that general health hinges on oral health and marks National Children's Dental Health Week February 6 to 12 with the theme Keep a Smile for Your Future. Regular checkups help prevent diseases and let dentists spot signs of systemic illness and oral cancer early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dental Association
ADA
Pat Hessle
Pam
Pat
Bob Hossle
Sidney
Telegraph
Lodgepole Barracks Auxiliary Holds March Meeting in Sidney
Lodgepole Barracks 2448 auxiliary met in Sidney Legion hall with a 6:30 dinner. Mrs. Carl Hutchison presided, with Mrs. Ned Sandberg of Broadwater visiting. Twelve members attended. They support an Easter project for hospitalized veterans and donated funds. Mrs. Frank Longan announced a March 13 Nebraska Department board meeting in Grand Island. The next meeting March 3, hosted by Potter members, will start with a 6:30 dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Barracks
Legion Hall
Sidney
Chappell
Carl Hutchison
Ned Sandberg
Broadwater
Frank Longan
Department of Nebraska
Grand Island
Soldiers and Sailors Home
David Ells
Abraham Lincoln
Extension Club Hosts Seidlitz Color Clinic at Lodgepole
Lodgepole Homemakers Extension Club aided S A Foster Lumber Co in hosting the Seidlitz Color Clinic on January 27. Members donated cookies and coffee for a tea table while Ruth Quinn led registration and club members handled advertising and calls. Walt Harris of Seidlitz Paint Co spoke on painting colors and shading. Gene Bond won 45 in Seidlitz house paint plus other prizes. Larry Morrison of S A Foster Lumber Co awarded 5000 Mor-Value trading stamps. The clubs and sponsor thanked all who helped make the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Homemakers
Lodgepole Homemakers Extension Club
S. A. Foster Lumber Co
Seidlitz
Lucille Meyer
Ruth Quinn
Walt Harris
Seidlitz Paint Co
Sidney Public School Menus for February Weekdays
School lunch menu lists daily offerings for February 7 to February 14 at Sidney Public School. Items include barbecued wieners, hamburger patties, beef with gravy, Spanish rice, tuna casserole, and macaroni meat sauce with desserts, each with milk and sides subject to change.
Rural Youth State Officers Installed at Mid Winter Institute
The two day Rural Youth Institute in Sidney ended with the installation of Nebraska state officers elected during Friday's session. Scholarships go to Marlene Decker Ralph Huebner Virginia Holden Kathy Johnson Judy Moore Cheryl Abrahamson Bob Tooker from Lincoln plus Ken Armknecht Ruth Buesing Lorretta Lockhorn Donna Daubendiek from Ogalala Julie King Beverly Greenlee from Gering Robert Clements Herman Richard Folken Norm Leuenberger and ee ee from Aw ee POTS re re. Knights of AkSarBen aided 27 Nebraska Rural Youth members to attend. The ceremony included Bette Graham Dale Wicke Judy Irwin Jim Roseberry and Dixie Fleharty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Decker
Ralph Huebner
Virginia Holden
Kathy Johnson
Judy Moore
Cheryl Abrahamson
Bob Tooker
Lincoln
Ken Armknecht
Ruth Buesing
Lorretta Lockhorn
Donna Daubendiek
Ogallala
Julie King
Beverly Greenlee
Gering
Robert Clements
Herman
Richard Folken
Richland
Norm Leuenberg
Sidney
Bette Graham
Blue Springs
Dale Wicke
Wauneta
Judy Irwin
Jim Roseberry
Dunning
Dixie Fleharty
McCook
The
Knights of
Best Dressed Girl Entrant For Glamour Contest Named
The Business Institute of Sidney will host an election for the Best-dressed College Girl on Friday Feb 11 under the Student Council. Six top vote getters will be judged by faculty, photographed in three outfits, and entered in Glamour Magazine’s Best-dressed College Girls contest with about 300 rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Institute of Sidney
Glamour Magazine
Glamour
Glamour Magazines
New York
Eeny meeny diet warning from UN Nebraska specialist
Ethel Diedrichsen of the University of Nebraska Extension foods department warns against choosing food by chance. She cites meat and potato bias, lack of fresh fruit or vegetables, and fad diets as health risks leading to overweight, underweight, irritability, fatigue, and inefficiency. She stresses skipping breakfast hurts wellbeing and urges wiser food choices for better living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension
Diedrichsen
CSU pledges 58 in winter rush at Fort Collins
Colorado State University sororities pledged 58 new members at winter quarter rush. Pi Beta Phi included Roslyn J. Nelson of Potter Route 3 among new pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
Pi Beta Phi
Roslyn J. Nelson
Route 3
Potter
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Grace Methodist Church
Wesley Dixon
Sidney
Community events and meetings listed for February week
Local clubs and organizations schedule a sequence of gatherings from Feb 8 to Feb 12. Highlights include O N O Extension Club at Mrs. W. O. Golden’s home, VFW Post at Elks basement, Rebekah Kensington at 100F Hall, Providence Chapter 108 at Masonic Temple, National Farmers Organization organizational meeting at Dalton Legion Hall, St Patrick’s Altar Society smorgasbord at Youth Center, and Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club movie and songs titled Horse of North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Organization
Dalton Legion Hall
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club
Proper tin can storage advised for food quality
Kathryn Cooley, University of Nebraska Extension foods specialist, cautions that tin cans should be stored away from heating pipes chimneys and dryer vents. Aim for about 70 degrees for seasonal storage, and 40 to 60 degrees for storage over a year to preserve color and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Kathryn Cooley
University of Nebraska Extension
Miss Cooley
Welcome Wagon Greets Six New Sidney Families
Welcome host Mrs. Beryl Nissen greeted six families as of February 5 in Sidney. Among new residents are Jim Patty from Fort Morgan at 2664 1/2 Verde Lane. Lee Roy Bailey and family from Mattoon Illinois at A & D Trailer Court. McKinley Melton and family from Henderson Tennessee at A & D Trailer Court. Norman Dilly and son from Marlington West Virginia at 1436 12th Ave. Julius Shumake and family from Ellisville Mississippi at 1241 Osage. Elmer Brauer and family from Cheyenne Wyoming at 2361 Steven. Patty, Bailey, Melton, Dilly, Shumake, and Brauer all hold positions with Irby Construction Co or related entities. Brauer serves as Wheatbelt Public Power District office manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fjim Patty
Jim Patty
Sidney
Fort Morgan
Verde Lane
Patty
Murfin Drilling Co
Lee Roy Bailey
Mattoon
Irby Construction Co
McKinley Melton
Henderson
Osage
Elmer Brauer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Steven
Brauer
Wheatbelt
Census at Memorial Hospital 40 patients and one infant
As of 8 a m Monday the census at Memorial Hospital shows 40 patients and one baby in the nursery. Admitted names include Sidney Jaynee Merklin Mrs Jerry Weyrich Belle Noyes Rodney Howlett Mrs Walter Meissner and others. Birth announced a boy to Mr and Mrs William Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Jaynee Merklin
Jerry Weyrich
Belle Noyes
Rodney Howlett
Walter Meissner
Rebecca Sprouse
Evelyn Camden
Clinia Reeder
Tamera Bruns
Kathy Morgan
Arlene Hennig
George Campbell
Potter
Dale Langley
Gurley
Tabor Brandt
Clifford Burkey
Donna Maple
Tanya Quick
Arvil Gish
Sara Pierson
Frieda Buss
John Sell
Jack Wideburg
Crescencio Rocha
Daniel Roberts
Robert Reeder
Hilda Bivens
George Deal
LeRoy Smith
Jayne Merklin
Sadie Mellberg
Bessie Trowbridge
Dalton
Ann Young
Lodgepole
Alvin Daniels
February Birthdays at Memorial Rest Home
Memorial Rest Home lists residents with February birthdays. Della McCance turns 94 on February 19 and Louise Seymour turns 82 on February 22. The item also notes India hosts the world's largest CARE program feeding over 9,000,000 schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della McCance
Louise Seymour
India
Births of Steven Paul and Anton Earl Deal boys
Steven Paul Gade born February 2 in Dallas weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. He has a brother Scott two. grandparents Everett Gade Sidney Blanche Hubner Sheboygan Wis. great grandmother Ella Kahler Sidney. Anton Earl Deal born February 2 at 2:24 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. He has a sister Penny Sue four. grandmother Tony Meick Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Paul Gade
Dennis Gade
Dallas
Tex
Steven Paul
Scott
Everett Gade
Sidney
Blanche Hubner
Sheboygan, Wise
Ella Kahler
Anton Earl Deal
George Deal
Anton Earl
Penny Sue
Tony Meick
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Cheyenne County
Ivan Liljegren
Bridgeport
Wayne Whitney
College of Agriculture
del Rae Beermann
John Echternach
Ira Winchell
South Sioux City
Patti
Mrs. Watson
Holy Trinity Lcw
Institute
Joseph William Greenhalgh
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Utah Mormon
Keith Spikers
Dehnings
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid
Sidney Public School
Dental Health Week
Business Institute
University OF Nebraska
Tom Crouse
Carl A. Crouse
Triangle Fraternity
Tom
Gayle Nelson
H. C
Nelson
Gayle
O. N. O. Extension Club
W. O. Golden
VFW
Elks
Rebekah Kensington
Providence
Masonic Temple
Elton Perry
Beatrice
Sally Bredenkamp
Papillion
Eugene Tordy
Seward
Beryl Nissen
Moon
Memorial Rest Home
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