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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1955
Page
4
Miss Ruby L. Jessen wed John H. Hippen at Weyerts Lutheran Church in Lodgepole before 275 guests. A reception followed in the church basement, with a reception team and a extended honeymoon stop list including Denver New Orleans Miami and Cuba. The couple will reside on a farm north of Lodgepole.
Harold Schuessler, son of Mr and Mrs Art Schuessler, was guest of honor at a birthday dinner and card party held Monday evening at his parents home. Guests from Potter Sidney and Dalton attended including Arthur Schubarths Elmer Herbert Schuesslers Arthur Baacks Norman Steffins Cliff Neinhuesers Anton Steffins and Bobby Steffins families. Harold recently discharged from the service had not been home for a birthday celebration in several years.
St Patrick's Altar Society will meet Thursday at the Youth Center at 1 30 p m for a business meeting and cards All members urged to attend Dinner served from 5 30 p m Public invited Dinner price 75 cents The February dinner committee led by Mrs Thomas McFadden includes Mesdames Harold Cochran M J Maher J W Ross D C Alberts Jerome Kminsaki Joe Donovan Vern Albro Si Behm Frank Mick Pat Seidel Robert Larson W J Gallagher William Gray and Edward Pennington
The Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its annual Valentine Party and Dance for husbands and guests at the Elks Club. Thirty people enjoyed dancing and a Smorgasbord. Committee in charge included Mrs. Charles Christiansen B er dine Carlson and Mrs. Keith Kay lor.
The Helping Hand Garden Club met at Mrs. Glen Fleming’s home with 12 members and one guest. Plans for the district flower conference in Sidney in June and landscaping for Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital were discussed. Mrs. Kenneth Fleming led a George Washington quiz. winners were Mrs. Boyd French 1st, Mrs. Irvin Phelps 2nd, and Mrs. Lyndelle Brown low. The Feb. 24 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Raymond Walker with a “Patootie Luncheon Table” program by Mrs. Lester Hand.
The Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a regular meeting at Mrs Charles Willey home with Mrs Bill Case as co host. The program on poetry was given by Mrs Case. Plans were set for a box social and bowling party for members and husbands on February 13 at the Saddle Club. Next meeting scheduled for March 3.
The Beta Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and their husbands enjoyed a competitive bowling night preceded by a box social at the Saddle Club. Arrangements were led by Mrs. Charles Willey, Mrs. Tom Lenzen, and Mrs. Tom O Connell.
Cheyenne County Nebraska Elks and Crippled Children group co sponsor a clinic at North Platte High School for crippled children. Clinic registrations start at 7 a.m. and close by noon. Olga Osborn, Cheyenne County welfare director, said referrals come through her office or local physicians and surgeons.
Bunker Hill Club met last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Harold Borcher home. After roll call a val entine verse, members worked on hospital scrapbooks. Refreshments in valentine theme were served by the hostess. Mrs Arthur Borcher will host March 9 at her country home.
The Northside Parent Teacher Association meets in the school auditorium on Wednesday. Virgil Winn, Sidney High School instructor, will show a film at 7 30. A business meeting will follow the program.
The Ohio Women’s Club held its regular bridge and pinecinle club meeting at the Episcopal parish hall last Thursday evening. Guest Mrs. Kelley Bolender of Grass Creek Wyoming attended with Mrs. Clark Sherwood. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. J. O. Goffe first and Mrs. Shirley DeVier second. P noble prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. B. Nelson and Mrs. Lowell Block. Mrs. W. D. Rich served as club parliamentarian.
Mary Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs T G Smith and Richard J Benson son of Mr and Mrs John Benson both of Sidney were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Rev Harold Taylor officiated with altar baskets of pink blue and white flowers Immediate family attended Bridsmaid Joan Benson wore brown suit and beige accessories Bride wore baby blue linen suit Corsage of pink baby roses Reception followed and couple left for Kearney They are 1954 Sidney High School graduates Benson attends college in Kearney and plan to reside there.
Past Noble Grands Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Paul Randalls home. Mrs. Ray Tremain was initiated into the club. Co hosts were Mrs. Charles Simpson and Mrs. William Hawkins. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Mildred Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Frank Boyle. Lunch was served by the hostesses. March 11 meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Bagby.
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