Local residents vacation travels and weekend visits
A roundup of Sidney area residents and relatives traveling or visiting. Mr and Mrs Lewis Mehle ing and others returned from a four day Las Vegas trip while Philip Ham and wife plan teaching duties in Rapid City. Hawaii and Kearney church events are noted along with several visits to Sidney by relatives from Illinois Denver and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mehleing
Lowry Lindwell
Bob Hossle
Harold Treemain
Las Vegas
New
Philip Ham
Chadron
Sidney and Ogallala
Charles Ham
Ervin Westfahl
Philip Hams
Douglas High School
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Rapid City
S. D
Howard Portz
Frank Mick
Hawaii
Gene Lienemann
Lutheran Church
Kearney
Neb
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Ollie Wear
Clayton, Ill
Sidney
Marion Whitaker
Elder Hein
Denver
Roy Thomas
Ervin Aurich
J. W. Billeter
Rest Home
Engagement announced for Karen Deal to Jack Atteberry
The Reverend and Mrs. Paul Deal of Sidney announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to the Reverend Jack Atteberry of Ogallala. Jack is the son of the Reverend and Mrs. Delbert Atteberry of Cozad. Karen works at the American Loan Plan in Sidney and Jack pastures the Church of the Nazarene in Ogallala. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Deal
Sidney
Karen
Jack Atteberry
Ogallala
Delbert Atteberry
Cozad
American Loan Plan
Church of the Nazarene
Sidney Girl To Receive Cap At Nursing School
Dorothy Kyrklund of Sidney will be among 47 freshmen to receive caps Friday February 12 at Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing Omahas Bloom Hall The capping ceremony marks completion of a first semester Dr Grace Ketterman of Kansas City Mo will speak Kyrklunds parents are Mr and Mrs Stanley Kyrklund Pamela Hinrichs was previously listed as receiving a cap
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kyrklund
Sidney
Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing
Grace Ketterman
Kansas City, Mo
Kryklund
Stanley Kyrklund
Immanuel’s
Bloom Hall
Pamela Hinrichs
Ed Hinrichs
Powell-Davis wed in Peetz Colorado ceremony
Gene Powell of Sidney and Mrs Helen Davis of Englewood Colorado married at Sacred Heart Church Peetz in a double ring ceremony at 10:30 a m Saturday February 6 officiated by Rev Omar Foxhoven. The couple will live at 1011 Quince Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Davis
Englewood
Colo
Gene Powell
Sidney
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Peetz
Omar Foxhoven Pere
Father Foxhaven
Kim Dickes
Dickes
St. Patrick’s Church
Marguerite Koehler
Sterling
Adel Mertens
Briggsdale
Cole
Mildred Zimmerman
Ainsworth
Neb
Joan Powell
Ovid
Lois Jean Powell
Terry Dickes
Police Department
Quince
Funeral services for Mrs Kate Schuler in Dalton
Funeral services for 97 year old Mrs Kate Schuler of Dalton were held at 2 p m today at the Dalton Trinity Lutheran Church Reverend Robert L Miller officiated with burial in the Dalton Cemetery She died Tuesday at the Dalton hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Kate Schuler
Dalton Hospital
Dalton Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert L. Miller
Dalton Cemetery
Sidney Garden Club Convenes for Feb Meeting
The Sidney Garden Club met Feb 9 at Mrs. M L Anthony's home. With president absent, Mrs. George Young, and conducted by Mrs. Florence Linton, the gathering discussed the closing of the Horticultural Field Station in Cheyenne and urged letters to congressmen and senators. They noted the repeal of the billboard law may return and urged members to state their views. Rex Olsen gave a talk on Native Plants That Beautify Nebraska, Linton read on Hydroponic Culture of the Herbert Hoover tomato, and Olsen led nomenclature duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
M.L. Anthony
George Young
Florence Linton
Cheyenne
Rex Olsen
Nebraska
Linton
Herbert Hoover
Olsen
Hospital Auxiliary Met Tuesday at Memorial Hospital
The Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met in the hospital conference room on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Les Hand Jr. reported on the auxiliary, noting seven new members bringing total membership to 29. Members were urged to donate unwanted "white elephant" articles to fund bingo prizes for Memorial Rest Home guests. The group announced the purchase of a Stryker Circle Electric Bed for hospital use, and Sidney members served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Les Hand, Jr
Maralee Miller
Memorial Rest Home
Sidney
Services For Charles August Cook
Charles August Cook died February 6 at the Rest Home in Sidney. Services were held yesterday at 2 PM from First Methodist Church with Reverend John Stayton officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Born June 28, 1869 in Fall City Nebraska, he came to Sidney in 1917. Pallbearers were Dave Ruhster Jack Easterly Bill George Leslie Ross J C Peters and Lee Hawkins. Surviving are three children William O of Saskatoon Canada Charles L of Sidney and Mrs Marie Crosswhite of West Covina California. eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Craig Mortuary had charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles August Cook
Sidney
First Methodist
John Stayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Fall City
Neb
Dave Ruhster
Jack Easterly
Bill George
Leslie Ross
J. C. Peters
Lee Hawkins
William O
Sasekatoon
Canada
Charles L
Marie Cross= white
West Covina
Calif
Craig Mortuary
Rebekahs Hold Meeting at 100F Hall Kensington
Rebekah Kensington members met in the 100F Hall basement on Wednesday afternoon. Roll call featured A Valentine Verse. Mrs Frank Klentz conducted the meeting with readings by Mrs Klentz and Mrs Blanche Humphrey. Lunch was served by Laura Reed and Mrs Doyle Foland. After closing, the group played canasta. Prizes went to Mrs Humphrey, Mrs Katie Helzer, Mrs Klentz, and Mrs Bessie Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Frank Klentz
Klentz
Blanche Humphrey
Laura Reed
Doyle Foland
Humphrey
Katie Helzer
Bessie Hammond
Nebraska Picnic in Phoenix Arizona
Notice of the annual Nebraska picnic to be held Sunday February 28 at 12 noon in Madison Park School Phoenix Arizona. Attendees should bring their own lunch coffee provided. Nebraska Arizonan group secretary Beverlee Britt Cook 2120 W Luke Phoenix listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Madison Park School
E. Campbell
Phoenix
Ariz
Nebraska Arizonan Group
Beverlee Britt Cook
Luke
Baptist Church Gleaners Meet at Grace Baptist Church
The Gleaners of Grace Baptist Church held their monthly work meeting at 1 30 o'clock on Wednesday. Seven members attended with one guest Mrs Ollie Wear of Clayton II. They cut quilt blocks for missionary James Kruetter in the Congo and prepared stamps for Rev James Garrison in Taiwan. A family night and pot luck is planned for Sunday March 14. Mrs Alvin Hedges led table decorations and planned the program on Missions. The group will meet again on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Grace Baptist Church
Ollie Wear
Clayton
James Kruetter
Congo
James Garrison
Taiwan
Alvin Hedges
Hedges
Handy Fixers Extension Club Meeting Notes
The Handy Fixers Extension Club met at Mrs. Ed Bauman's home with six members answering roll call by sharing facts about U S presidents. Minutes urged continued support for the Bookmobile. Nebraskaland stamp books were bought, and Ara Brown reported her recipe Breast of Pheasant accepted by the Favorite Recipe Book of the Great Plains, earning a free book. Mrs. Bau man led a Medical Self Help lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers Club
Handy Fixers Extension Club
Ed Bauman
United States
Home Extension Council
Ara Brown
Great Plains
St Marys Altar Society Valentine Card Party Dalton Neb
Cir cle One hosts a Valentine Day card party in Dalton Nebraska starting at 7 p m with Bridge Canasta Pinochle and Pitch games. Prizes for high and low scores plus door prizes and refreshments. admission 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Altar Society
Circle One
Dalton
Neb
Gary Boye Wins First Place In Oratory Contest
Gary Boye a senior at Sidney High School won first place in the American Legion Oratorical Contest elimination held in the high school cafeteria. He will advance to the District Contest at Gurley. Final standings: Mike Janda, Bob Jay, Mike Bragg, Diane Tobin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Boye
Sidney High School
American Legion
Gary
Gurley
St. Patrick’s High School
Mike Janda
Bob Jay
Mike Bragg
Diane Tobin
Dale Butler
Don Tedesco
Reverend Carl Nelson
Frank Mattoon
Ralph Welch
Oscar Hollinrake
Charles Ham
American Legion Post 17
Telegraph
Rural Youth Cheyenne County Meeting Plans
Rural Youth 4 H unit met February 8 at the Fairgrounds 4 H building to discuss the next meeting and year plans. Attendees toured the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel and viewed a film from Happy Jack Ski Lodge. The next meeting is at 7 30 PM February 22 at the 4 H building with a guest speaker dancing and refreshments. Members invited ages 17 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Fairgrounds
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Happy Jack
Providence Chapter 108 Eastern Star Meets Needing Plans
Providence Chapter 108 of the Order of the Eastern Star met on Wednesday with 30 members present. Mrs John Scholl presided, donations were made to the Masonic Eastern Star Home for Children and the Nebraska Masonic Home for the Aged. Initiation ceremony conducted. Plans set to entertain district supervisor Mrs Harold Rezek on May 10 and a School of Instruction at the Masonic Temple at 2 pm followed by a banquet and 7:30 pm meeting. Practice for officers on March 7 at 1:30 pm. Refreshments served. hostesses were Mrs Robert Hiett and Mrs Glenn Easterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Order of the Eastern Star
John Scholl
Masonic Eastern Star
Fremont
Nebraska Masonic Home
Plattsmouth
Harold Rezek
Mary
Masonic Temple
James Edwards
Keith Spiker
Robert Hiett
Glenn Easterly
St Patricks School Lunch Menu February Week
The menu lists daily meals from February 15 to February 19 including meat loaf roast beef barbecue burgers beef casserole and fish sticks with sides such as bread and butter sandwich potatoes salad cake pie and milk portions. It reflects a school dining plan with a half pint of milk each day.
Major Wegner Completes Combat Operations Course
Major Donald P. Wegner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville P. Wegner of Salem Oregon, completed the combat operations course at Hurlburt Field Florida. He serves as a pilot in the 86th Air Training Squadron at Travis AFB California. The course trains officers in joint air and ground operations and close tactical air support. Wegner is a Salem High School graduate and former Willamette University student, a World War II and Korean War veteran. His wife Florence is the daughter of Mrs. John Block of Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem High School
Willamette University
Major Wegner
Florence
John Block
Illinois St
Sidney
Neb
Sub-Deb Club Picks Four Sweetheart Candidates
Four girls have been chosen as candidates for the 1965 Sub-Deb Club sweetheart. The winner will be named at a dinner Sunday February 14 at Dude's Steak House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude’s
The Telegraph Printing Co. ad promotes services at 6961 Ith Ave
An advertising blurb invites customers to The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc for all printing needs at their address 6961 Ith Ave. The reader is urged to use the local printing firm for a range of services. The item emphasizes convenience and locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telegraph Printing Cep., Inc
SAD Ladies Met On Wednesday At Sioux Officers Mess
The Sioux Army Depot Ladies met Wednesday afternoon at the Open Mess with Mrs. Nels Fardahl hosting assisted by Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. O. J. Hennie. Twenty-five members attended a program from South Pacific by Mrs. Ladine Fankhauser and Thompson. Heroine decor featured tumbleweed trees with paper hearts. Door prize went to Mrs. Sedgwick and cake raffle to Mrs. Hennie. Schedule changes included lunch at 1 p.m. A farewell coffee for Mrs. John Kincaid was set for Feb 17 at 9:30 a.m. The next meeting is March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Army Depot
Nels Fardahl
Robert Clark
O. J. Hennie
William B. Vining
Elmer Ladine
William Fankhauser
James Thompson
Bruce Stewart
Lorenzo
South Pacific
Ladine
Fankhauser
Thompson
John Kincaid
Census at Memorial Hospital Sees Sixty Five Patients and Five Births
At 8 a.m. Friday the census stood at 65 patients and five babies in the nursery. Admitted names include Sidney Perez Perez, Mrs Raimundo Blea, G C Alexander, Rufus Gunmere and others. Discharged to rest home listed. births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Peetz and a boy to Mr and Mrs Virgil Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Rachel Perez
Raimundo Blea
G. C. McAlexander
Rufus Gunmere
Pamela Knaub
Earl Bledsoe
Walter Miller
Kelly Feefer
Russell Fisher
Sarah Pierson
Cindy Powell
Pauline Wickman
Bobby Schilreff
Chappell
Teresa Cabela
Harold Kalb
Lodgepole
Ray
Lodgepole ALA notes February Legion meeting
Lodgepole ALA Francis De Brunner Unit 286 met February 9 in the Legion Hall with 15 members one Tiny Tot and one child present. Highlights included plans for the Mid-Winter Conference in Columbus Nebraska February 13 14 donations to Heart Fund and Red School House Fund and a 200 scholarship program for nurses training. The group approved sending 243 to Tools For Training Costa Rica and announced an Americanism essay contest Let Freedom Ring with prizes and local awards. Rita Jean Zalesky received the Red School House award and readings on Americanism were given. The February Lions Club dinner support and upcoming Feb 22 dinner were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis de Brunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Columbus
Neb
Veterans Administration Center
Hot Springs
Lincoln Veterans Hospital
Delmar Zalesky
Costa Rica
Lodgepole
Sunol
Rita Jean Zalesky
Red School House
Phil Quinn
National
Sororities plan progressive rush dinner and rummage sale profits
The Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Catherine Borgens home with ten members present. Mrs. Robert Willis led as president absent, discussing a March progressive rush dinner, rummage sale profits from January 30, and crafting favors for Mee morial Rest Home trays. A social meeting is set for February 25 at Mrs. Borges home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Catherine Borgens
Robert Willis
Alpha Iota Chapter
Mrs. Borges
Birth of Tammy Sue Hilpert in Potter
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hilpert announce the birth of a daughter, Tammy Sue, born February 9 at 1 26 a.m. She weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. She has four siblings. Grandparents are Mrs Lydia Schubarth and Mr and Mrs Ben Hilpert, all of Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Sue Hilpert
Elmer Hilpert
Potter
Tammy Sue
Lydia Schubarth
Ben Hilpert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rodney Aurich
Great Falls
Mont
Norbert H. Loebe
Leo P. Bolin
Nebraska Blue Cross Hospital
Omaha Athletic Club
Peetz, Colo
Schuler Services
Hospital Auxiliary
Charles Cook
Rebekahs Meet
Phoenix, Ariz
St. Patricks
Ronald Weaver
Ladies’ Club
Marilyn Atkins
Jan Atkins
FTA
Sidney High Band
GAA
Jobs Daughters
Pep Club
Sidney Youth Council
Ellen Olsen
Geraldine Olsen
Donna Deaver
St. Paterick’s High School
Keith C. Deaver
Guild Association
Linda Hiett
Ed Hiett
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