Larry Delinger Speaks To AAUW On Modern Music
Larry Delinger head of Sidney High School vocal music led the AAUW program on Contemporary of Modern Music at the home of Mrs. VT Miller with 33 members and guests. He demonstrated chord progressions on piano and played records by Wagner Debussy Stravinsky Bartok Schoenberg and Bernstein to illustrate his talk. Members were advised of the AAUW national convention in June in Denver and voted to contribute 55 to the AAUW Fellowship Fund. Nomination committee members were named and antique study group plans noted for February 27 and March 6 with Mrs John Elwell and Mrs James Edwards heading activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Delinger
AAUW
VT Miller
Miller
VT. Allotson
Les Couch
Jay Hackett
James Thompson
Verlin Livingston
H. W Pals
Delinger
E. J. Madsen
Sidney High School
Wagner
DeBussy
Stravinsky
Bartok
Schurenburg
Bernstein
A.alu.w
Denver
James Edwards
Ralph Anderson
Potter
Marie W Nichelson
John Elwell
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Women Form New Organization
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church organizes a Women’s group with first regular meeting at 2 pm directed by Mrs. Carl Christ Jr. Officers elected include Mrs. Esther Swanson president and other officers. committees named. Monthly general meetings set for the first Thursday at 2 pm. additional circles to meet variously on the second Tuesday or third Thursday. World Day of Prayer planned for March 31 at 9:30 am. All church women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity Church
Thursda
Carl Christ Jr
Esther Swanson
Alvin Bauer
Arnold Muchling
Don Robinson
Charmen
Pat Deir
Christ
Ed Liquer
Christian Action
L.C.W
Drama Topic At Beta Alpha Meeting
Beta Sigma Phi Beta Alpha chapter met Wednesday evening with Mrs Jerry Svoboda as hostess to nine members. Mrs Kenneth Pittam presided. Plans for the Valentine scholarship dance on February 9 at Sidney Country Club were discussed. The program included a reading from The Snow Goose with all members participating. The next meeting will be in March with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Svoboda
Beta Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Svoboda
Kenneth Pittam
Sidney Country Club
Birthday Dinner Honors Clyde Carter At Home
Clyde Carter was honored at a birthday dinner Tuesday evening hosted at his home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Biedermann and Mr and Mrs Vernon Rood and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Carter
Lloyd Biedermann
Vernon Rood
Carl Branach
Sterling
Vernon
Around Town Travel Notes From Area Residents
Doyle Fa and leaves Tuesday for Lincoln to attend an implement dealers meeting then to Kansas and Oklahoma on business returning Saturday. Schulz party from Macksburg Iowa and Winterset Ernest Villrain visit then Iowa trip next. Etagene Branach Sterling and family visit, other locals visit in Gering Nebraska and Verms Vierrauerte Armstone. Frauendorfer family plans coast trip via Denver Beau mont Texas Long Beach San Francisco for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Fa
Lincoln
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bill Schulz
Ray Schulz
Macksburg
Iew
Bill
Ernest Villrain
Winterset
Iowa
Frank Frauender
West Coast
Denver
Roewell
So Leonard
Beaumont
Texas
Frauendorfer
Joe
Jamaly
Long Beach
Calif. W
Gene Frauendorfer
San Francis P
Gerald Frauendoa
February Tea Set For Engineers Wives and Employees
Organization of a club for U S Army Corps of Engineers wives and women employees in Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado plans a Get Acquainted tea in Cheyenne Wyoming at 1 p m Thursday February 14 Hostesses include Mrs E E Pickering Mrs C B Olmstead Mrs Richard McAdoo Mrs Roy Denney Mrs Fabius Harrison and Mrs James Sewell Over 200 Corps employees work in the three state area with many in the Sidney region and about 400 expected to move in at the peak of Minute Man construction All Corps of Engineers wives and women employees are invited to attend to aid in organizing the club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Federal Savings and Loan
West 19Th St
E. E. Pickering
C. B. Olmstead
Richard McAdoo
Roy Denney
Fabius Harrison
James Sewell
Sidney
Minuteman Construction
Sidney Woman Hulda Ida Abbott Dies at 76 per Broadwater rites
Funeral services for Mrs. Hulda Ida Abbott 76 a former Broadwater resident and mother of Sidney residents were set for Sunday Feb 10 at 2 pm at Broadwater Messiah Lutheran Church with Rev Ron Norman officiating Burial will be in Broadwater Rose Hill Cemetery with Holewick Funeral Home in charge She died Wednesday Feb 6 in Menlo Park California She is survived by two sons Willis of Sidney and John of Menlo Park three daughters Leona Daul of Sidney Blanche Woods Odessa Texas and Ida Vallejo Menlo Park two sisters Dora Steincross Harwood Missouri Minnie Dles Tulsa Oklahoma eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren She was born Sept 2 1886 at Chapman Nebraska married to B C Abbott in 1908 at Grand Island Nebraska The couple lived in Palmer Nebraska before moving to Broadwater in 1929 Mr Abbott died Jan 13 1957 She moved to Menlo Park February 1962 and was a charter member of Broadwater Messiah Lutheran Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Ida Abbot
Broadwater
Sidney
Ron Norman
Broadwater Messiah Lutteran Church
Broadwater Rose Hill
Holewick Funeral Home
Abbott
Menlo Park
Calif
Willis
John
Leona Daul
Blanche Woods
Odessa
Texas
Ida Vallejo
Dora Steincros
Harwood
Minnie Dles
Tulsa
Ohlo
Indda
da Abbott
Chapman
Neb
B C. Abbott
Grand Isand
Palmer
Mr Abbott
Hospital Staff Testimony Under Review In Investigation
Nebraska investigators say data from 1 percent of Memorial Hospital employees was collected as part of the probe into a recent incident at the facility. Tests and prints from equipment are under comparison with no conclusive results yet. Lt Leo Knudtson of the Nebraska Highway Patrol attended Sidney to administer the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Detter
Memorial Hospital
Vandaasra
Leo Knudtson
Nebraska Highway Patrol
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Job's Daughters discuss Grand Bethel plans and events
The Job's Daughters group met in the Masonic Temple with 49 attendees. They planned a monthly church visit, a yearly formal dance, Mother’s Tea on Feb 17, robe length rules by Mar 6, and Parents Night on Mar 6, plus initiation events and posters for Grand Bethel conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bethel
Job
Chappell Bethel
Patricia Mahaffey
Mother's Tea
WSCS Sets Lenten Devotions February 27 at First Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church schedules Lenten Devotions starting Wednesday February 27 with a $0 coffee and devotionals at 10 a.m. The program on race education is planned and a nursery will be provided. Other items include World Day of Prayer March 1 at First Christian Church and a Lincoln meeting in March with Tea planned March 7 for junior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. W. Vaughn
Charles Allen
First Christian Church
WSCS
Lincoln
Dale Kindred
Water Herboldsheimer
Okinawa Study Heard By CWF Members
The Garland Farmer group of the First Christian Church met at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Avin Davis’s home with thirteen members and one guest Mrs. Aubrey Russell. Mr. Russell led an Okinawa study after a dessert luncheon. The next meeting will be March 7 at Mrs. W. E. Chambers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Farmer Group
The
First Christian Church
Thursdy
Avin Davis
Aubrey Russell
Russell
Okinawa
Duane Martin
Otho Campbell
W. E. Chambers
Sunol Reaffirms Dimes Championship With Local Drive
Sunol Nebraska showcases strong voluntary support for the March of Dimes raising 344.60 in one night from 80 residents averaging 4.30 per person. The town previously average around 9, credit goes to SHS juniors Peggy Allington and Jack Fenske who organized the event and a donated pillow's 14 sale. Sunol maintains its national lead in per capita donations and is declared winner unless notified otherwise by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUNOL
March of Dimes
Murrel Crosby
SHS
Peggy Allington
Jack Fenske
Lenten Coffees Planned by Women’s Association
Women’s Association members learned at Thursday’s luncheon that weekly Lenten coffees begin February 27 and run until April 10. Mrs J R Miller chaired at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. The group approved the 1963 project calendar and noted the first coffee at Mrs Joe Dodds’ home. The program on church state separation was led by Mrs Arnold Westerholf. Miriam Circle members, with Mrs John Echternach as chairman, served the luncheon. Mary Elizabeth Circle hosted the 1 p.m. luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
J. R. Miller
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Joe Dodds
Arnold Westerholf
Miriam Circle
John Echt
Lincoln symposium features Ken Woodward speaker
Ken Woodward, Pacific Oilseeds Inc. of Sidney representative and agrochemist, spoke at the two day Lincoln symposium for food technologists at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Sponsored by the University of Nebraska and Ak-Sar-Ben Institute of Food Technologists,Woodward discussed polyunsaturates in food products. He joined the conference with theme on chemistry and utilization of fats and oils in food processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Woodward
Pacific Oilseeds Inc
Sidney
Lincoln
Robert Joslin
Fairmont Foods
Omaha
Mrs Woodward
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
University of Nebraska
Ak- Sar-Ben
Institute of Food Technologists
Mr Woodward
Sydney
Armstrong's Band Comes To Sterling
Louis Armstrong, the king of jazz, will be presented in concert one night only on Sunday February 17 at the Sterling City Auditorium. He brings his big jazz band fresh from a Russia tour under Look out Mountain Enterprises Denver managed by Tom Carrfey Ray Iverson and Vern Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis ‘Satchmo
Armstrong
Jazz
Sterling City Auditorium
Russia
Tom Carrfey
Ray Iverson
Vern Byershhrough
Lookout Mountain Enterprises
Denver
Lincoln Day Event Slated For Kimball
Kimball Republican women invite to the Lincoln Day luncheon on Tuesday February 12 at 12 noon in the T Bone cafe Kimball. Luncheon price is 150. Guest speaker Sally Cunningham of McCook Nebraska. Mrs Bill Blackman in charge of arrangements. Reservations by Feb 9. Drive carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Kimball Republican
T-Bone
Kimball
Sally Cunningham
McCook
Neb
Bill Blackman
Carl Christ Jr
Funeral Services Held For J. Brachtenbach
Funeral services for Joseph F. Brachtenbach 62 of Peetz Colorado were held in Peetz with Rev. Raymond Scott officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included John E. Kuehl Edward Theophilus Oren Bryan Lloyd Stratton Emil Wells and Keith Sethater. He was born September 19 1900 in Chicago Illinois and moved with his family to Sidney before settling on a Peetz area farm. He married Ethalyn Stork June 2 1926 in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Brachtenbach
Peetz
Colo
Raymond Scott
Evangelical United Brathers Curch
Greenwood Cemetery
Gering and Son Funeral Home
John E. Kuehl
Edward Theophilus
Oren Bryan
Lloyd Stratton
Emil Wells
Keith Sethater
Chicago
Adolph
Barbara Glasner Brachtenbach
South Dakota
Sidney
Ethalyn Stork
Oldest Walled Town Jericho and Desert Sea Water Trick
Jericho is the oldest known walled town dating back about 8 000 years. In arid Southwest Africa a mining center distills fresh water from the sea and even condenses some water from fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Africa
Hospital Here Uses New Anesthetic Fluothane
Memorial Hospital has adopted Fluothane a new safe non explosive anesthetic after extensive training for anesthetists and equipment upgrades. The drug offers easy administration and minimal side effects including reduced postoperative nausea according to hospital authorities.
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Memorial Hospital
Rebekah Lodge Drapes Charter At Meeting
Rebekah Lodge members draped the charter in memory of Mrs. Alice M. McCoy of Miami Okla past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Nebraska at their Wednesday evening meeting. Mrs Kermit Brumbaugh presided with 28 members present. Plans were made for the annual birthday party and $10 was voted to the March of Dimes. Hostesses were Mrs Avia Davis Hilda Schou and Mrs Jess Higgins. The next meeting is set for Wednesday Feb 20 with hostesses Mrs C H Hammond Mrs Jim Johnson and Mrs Frank Klentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Alice M. McCoy
Miami
Oklo
Rebekah Assembly of Nebraska
Kermit Brumbaugh
Noble Grand
Ed Lipke
March of Dimes
Brumbough
Avia Davis
Hilda Schou
Jess Higgins
Gurley
C. H. Hammond
Jim Johnson
Frank Klentz
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Gerald Matzke
Beta Alpha
Ress
Karry
Gering
Vives Viarreuerte Armstone
Jerry Svevoda
den Dikay
George Tastow
Coral McKay
Boulerr
Meav
Sears
Reenuck
Broadwater Messiah Lutheran Church
Job’s Daughters
Lynn Robinson
Rita Blome
Jeanine Theis
Linda Sutton
Becky Ladine
Job's
Masonic Temple
Oshkosh
Chappell and Kimball
Judy Weimer
Ann Holloway
Jean Manley
Sharon Kaylor
James Bricker
CWF
Assoc
Eastman Kodak Co
4 Door
Radio
Gibson
FORD
Mercury
18Th
Illinois
J. Brachtenbach
Fox Qidney
Westinghouse
Frank Loch Electric
Ea Oo
Winter Drug CO
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