Funeral services for Henry Horstman in Grand Island
Funeral services for 95 year old Henry Horstman of Grand Island were held Tuesday afternoon at Livingston Son derman Funeral Home. He died Sunday morning. He was father to Mrs. HJ Mewes of 643 Illinois. Two granddaughters reside in Sidney, Mrs. WJ Vecera and Mrs. Don Kercher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horstman
Grand Island
Livingston Sonderman Funeral Home
Horstman
HJ. Mewes
Ilinois
Don Kercher
Sidney
Harvey Herman Accepted for Evangel College Enrollment
Harvey Herman son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Herman Sra 1718 Forrest has been accepted for enrollment at Evangel College for the fall semester of 1969 He will graduate from Sidney High School this spring and plans to major in music Evangel College in Springfield Missouri a four year Assembly of God college is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools He is a member of the Nebraska Honor Chorus held in Hastings on Sunday February 9.
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Harvey Herman
Sra
Forrest
Evangel College
Sidney High School
Evangel
Nebraska
Hastings
Springfield
Assembly of God
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Mrs Peterson Hosts PEO Chapter Meets at Home
Mrs Peterson hosted PEO Chapter BO on Monday February 3 at her home with co-hostesses Mrs La dine Mrs Ladegard and Mrs Jorgenson. President Mrs J W Robinson read the annual President s letter and presided. A Constitutional Quiz program was given by Mrs Mike Hardy and Mrs Wilber Henke. Next meeting is February 17.
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PEO
Ron Peterson
E. O. La=dine
N. W. Ladegard
D. W. Jorgenson
J. W. Robinson
Mike Hardy
Wilber Henke
Look Who's Here Look Who's Here Kirstin Irene Headley
Sean Michael Dickes born Feb 10 at 7 56 a.m. Memorial Hospital weighs six pounds twelve ounces. Grandparents E F Haskell Ned Dickes Jim Dickes. Great grandparents Earl Johnson Floyd Worth Frank Dickes Kirstin Irene Headley born Feb 1 weighs six pounds two ounces. She has a sister Heather two. Formerly Krist in Cave. Harold Cave Chappell Headley Denver Cave Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Michael Dickes
Mick Dickes
Sean Michael
Memorial Hospital
E.F. Haskell
Harrison
Ned
Jim Dickes
Earl Johnson
Ainsworth
Floyd Worth
Dalton
Frank Dickes
Kirstin Irene Headley
Paul Headley
Boulder
Cole
Kirstin Irene
Heather
Headley
Kristin Cave
Harold Cave
Chappell
Carl Headley
Denver
Allen Cave
George H. Peterson
Western Nebraska Women’s Group to Meet at Ft. Sidney
Weyerts Western Nebraska Organized Agricultural will meet Thursday February 20 at Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel with coffee at 9 30 a m A special workshop Personal Development for Women will start at 10 00 a m Presented by Mrs Shipley Eckert and Mrs Dorothy Brown aimed at improving outlook and practical ideas for daily life Leaders are urged to attend and bring member lists A leader training session It’s Yours It’s an Estate will be held February 25 at 1 30 and 7 30 p m in the 4 H building The extension office will supply council yearbooks to members Miss Janet Huss oversees House and Home Show on Nebraska Educational Television Channel 13 every Tuesday 7 30 p m and Sunday 5 p m
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Western Nebraska Organized
Ft. Sidney Motor Hotel
Shipley Eckert
Dorothy Brown
Western Nebraska
Nebraska Educational Television
Channel 13
Janet Huss
Home Economics Extension
Week's Activities Reported By Dancing Club
The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club reported a Valentine party with Rotary colleagues and gifts to members Mrs Hammond McNish and Mrs Jim Keating. Minshall called the hash and singing calls, with eight couples joining in the square dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Rotary
Rotary Anns
Bob Mika
Hammond McNish
Jim Keating
Square
Myron Flessner
Dareld Frerichs
Mal Minshall
Melvin Hoppmann
Minshall
Prairie Schooners Club
Flessner
Elva Davison
Marie Johnson
Sidney
Edgar Churchill
Easton
Kan
Churcills
Square Dance Club
Hornicek
Stan Burdick
Sandusky
Ohio
Sidney Garden Club Hosts ASC Speaker Thompson
Guest speaker Lawrence Thompson, ASC manager, spoke on ASC work at the Sidney Garden Club meeting held Tuesday at Miss Ellen Petersons home. Members named flowers, viewed slides, and discussed roses and plant care. The club hosted Rest Home guests that evening with a Valentine party. Next meeting set for March 11 at 2 pm with Mrs. L W Kahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
Lawrence Thompson
ASC
Ellen Peterson
Thompson
Keith Simpson
Mable Jorgensen
L.W. Kahl
South of Border Dishes Tasted at Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Final plans for the Valentine Benefit Dance were made by Xi Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs. Ralph Cox. Mrs. George Niekum led the discussions for the Coun try Club dance set for Saturday. Seventeen members welcomed Mrs. Stanley Johnson from Beta Alpha Chapter and tentative plans for the spring formal were reviewed. A Mexican dishes tasting followed, prepared by the hostess and program members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Ralph Cox
George Niekum
Country Club
Stanley Johnson
Beta Alpha Chapter
Ross Barker
Kenneth Noteboom
George Taylor
Grace Baptist to Host Wesley Hansen as Guest Speaker
The Rev. Wesley M. Hansen head of Practical Theology at Baptist Bible College Denver will speak at Grace Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening services and the adult Sunday School class. Hanson is a graduate of Oak Hills Bible Institute Bemidji Wheaton College and Central Baptist Seminary. He served four years as a missionary in Uruguay and is married with three children. The Rev. Alfred Smith is Grace Baptist Church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. Hansen
Baptist Bible College
Denver
Grace Baptist Church
Mr. Hansen
Oak Hills Bible Institute
Bemidji, Minn
Wheaton College
Iinois
Central Baptist Seminary of
Minneapolis
Uruguay
South America
Alfred Smith
Weekend club and society events calendar
A multi day notes page lists activities from February 14 to February 19. Saddle Club Valentine Party at the clubhouse 7 30 p m on Friday with decorated lunch boxes. Duplicate Bridge moved to Friday 7 30 p m at Episcopal Church social hall. Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Benefit Dance at the Country Club Saturday at 9 p m with Rhythmics. District 7 Veterans of WWI winter meeting in Alliance Sunday 10 a m registration. Trailblazers Antique Car Club meet Sunday 1 p m Gurley Fire Hall with covered dish. Nebraska Wesleyan Alumni meeting Sunday 3 p m at United Methodist Church Potter. Cheyenne County Educational Association Monday 7 30 p m Sund. Chile slide by Veloso Potter exchange teacher. Ladies Auxiliary VFW Porter McGuiver Post 610 7 30 p m Legion Club Tuesday. Evening Circle W S C S Lodgepole UMC Wednesday at Mrs Clarence Meyer host. transportation and dessert or salad dish details included.
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Alliance
Good Samaritan Village
East 6Th Ave
Flack St
Cheyenne County Educational Association
Sund
Mary Adam Named to Phi Alpha Theta Honor Society
Miss Mary Adam, a Dana College junior majoring in elementary education, was announced as a new member of the Mu Kappa Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta in Blair Nebraska. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Adam of Dalton.
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Mary Adam
Phi Alpha Theta
Dana ‘College
Blair
Neb
Miss Adam
John Adam
Dalton
Typical Month Is Celebrated By Plainview
The Plainview Club held its regular February meeting at Mrs. Stewart Brown's home. Members and two guests shared hobby interests during roll call, with Mrs Namath and Mrs Messing invited to join. Don Deaver demonstrated yeast rolls, samples of bread were shown, and a Valentine gift exchange occurred. The next meeting on March 12 will be at Mrs. Marianne Aaron's home with a lesson on estates and a wills discussion.
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Plainview Club
Stewart Brown
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Kenneth Namath
Don Messing
Penny Parade Set for Sunday at LDS Sidney Church
The Primary Auxiliary of the Sidney Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will stage the annual Penny Parade Sunday during Sunday School. Mrs. Douglas R. Harmon leads the local children who will perform a skit to encourage penny donations for the Primary Hospital in Salt Lake City, aiding children under 14 whose families cannot pay. Each member is urged to give two pennies per year of age.
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Sidney
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Douglas R. Harmon
Salt Lake City
Sidney Branch
Pancake Supper Planned by Christ Episcopal Church
The men of Christ Episcopal Church host the annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at the Parish Hall on 10th Ave and Linden St next Tuesday Feb 16. Served 5 to 7 PM with no charge for children under twelve. a free will offering is welcome. Public invitation extended.
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Men of Christ Episcopal Church
10Th Ave
Linden St
Census shows 61 patients and two babies at Memorial Hospital
As of February 12 Memorial Hospital housed 61 patients and two newborns. Admitted in Sidney were Mrs James York Mrs Ottilie Schuessler Blanche E Meehan and Burt Brutton Jesse Houlett. Dismissed in Sidney were Mrs Charles Talmage Lumir Musil and Perry McKrvin Gurley Mrs Harold Grabowski. A seven pound two and a half ounce boy was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Shoopman Wednesday at 2 29 pm.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
James York
Ottilie Schuessler
Blanche E. Meehan
Burt Bruteton
Kimball
Jesse Houlett
Charles Tall
Mage
Lumir Musil
Perry McKrvin
Gurley
Harold Grabow
Ski
Robert Shoopman
Scout Sunday At First Christian Church Observed
Scout Sunday was observed at the First Christian Church with Scouts and Cubs participating. Kim Peters and Val Peters lit candles, Richard Brooks and Brad Belden presented flags, led the Pledge of Allegiance, and Brett Belden opened with worship. The observance, held annually, thanked program leaders by Pastor Ellis J. Votan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Kim Peters
Val Peters
Richard Brooks
Brad Belden
United States of America
Brett Belden
Jim Dougherty
Lewis Huddleston Jr
Ellis J. Votan
1969 Honeycomb Extension Club Sets Goals
The Honeycomb Extension Club read 1969 goals at its Feb 3 meeting led by President Mrs. Don Benisek. Goals include Safe Driving, Community Improvement along Lodgepole Creek, Membership Drive, County Chorus, and Fair Improvement with trophies. Miss Pat Dunham was guest agent. Members shared yeast bread tips and demos followed by refreshments. next meeting is March 3 at Mrs. Bert Young’s home.
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Extension Council
Don Benisek
Honeycomb Extension Club
Benisek
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Lodgepole Creek
Cheyenne County
Pat Dunham
Elder Asplund to Speak at Mormon Church Sidney Branch
Elder Owen Asplund a High Councilman for the Cheyenne Stake will be principal speaker at the Sidney Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints at 11 am Sunday A Cheyenne Stake presidency rep visits the nine congregations with Sidney and Bridgeport branches now affiliated
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Owen Asplund
Cheyenne
Church of Jesus Christ of Lateter Day Saints
Sidney
Mormon Church
Bridgeport
Bunker Hill Club Holds Valentine Luncheon Exchange
The Bunker Hill Club held a Valentine exchange at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Harry Stine. Mrs. Don Larson led the meeting. Next gathering is set for March 12 with Mrs. Hil bert Borcher. The group played pitch with Mrs. Borcher high and Mrs. Raymond Lessman low.
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Bunker Hill
Harry Stine
Don Larson
Hilbert Borcher
Borcher
Raymond Lessman Low
Lions Have Ladies Night at Sidney Lions Banquet
The Sidney Lions Club hosted its Valentine Ladies Night at the Sidney Country Club with District Governor Elmer Westerbuhr and guests Mr and Mrs Robert Zingg of Brule. The Rev Max L Kors spoke on Abraham Lincoln. Door prizes were won in bingo and plans announced for a Cherry Pie Sale on Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lions Club
Sidney Country Clu
Elmer Westerbuhr
Robert Zingg
Brule
Max L. Kors
Christ Episcopal Church
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Gell
Lions Club
Sidney Furniture Co
John Ward
Norman Cogil
al Ladine
L.B. Neuman
OES Receives Instructions at Providence Chapter Event
Mrs Naomi Rezek, supervisor of District 28, presided at a school of instruction for Providence Chapter 108, Order of Eastern Star, on Wednesday afternoon. The Worthy Matron hosted a luncheon at noon in the temple dining room for 11 members with the supervisor as guest. Eastern Star Kensington hosted the luncheon. The theme Faith guided luncheon decorations with blue and white colors and a cross centerpiece.
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Naomi Rezek
Providence Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Temple
Eastern Star Kensington
Harold Rezek
Providence Cpter 108
Rezek
Keith Spiker
Providence
Valentines Banquet and Masonic Initiation at CES
Mrs. Keith Spiker presided as Worthy Matron for an afternoon CES meeting with Mrs. Rezek directing. A red Valentine motif graced the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel banquet. Twenty attended, and the evening initiation ceremony at the Masonic Temple featured an informative talk on ritual changes. Refreshments served by LaVern Draper and Elmer Ladine. next initiation set for March 12 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Spiker
Rezek
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Masonic Temple
Spiker
LaVern Draper
Elmer Ladine
D. W. Ammerman
Keith Simpson
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Mrs. Doyle Foland
Arlo Jones
Lincoln
Harvey Helleran
Sioux City, Neb
Mrs. Shelton
Eunice Faith
Melevin Reseigh
Pueblo, Colo
Melvin Reseigh
Mary Bowman
Agnes
Bowman
Dave Parker
Kenneth Foland
Air Force Base
Minot
N. Dak
Doyle Foland
Roswell Robinson
Gordon Richards
Lyons
Colo
William Woodward
Mrs. Peterson
Homemakers
Laine
Dancing Club
Mr. Thompson
Grace Baptist
Rev
Wesley M, Hansen
Saddle Club
The
Episcopal Church
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rythmics
Trailblazers Antique Car Club
Gurley Fire Hall
Nebraska Wesleyan
United Methodist Church
Potter
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Club
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lodgepole United Methodist Church
Clarence Meyer
Honor
Plainview
LDS Church
Scout
First Christian
Honeycomb
Elder Asplund
Lions
OES
Ces
PACK
Steve Curry
Russell Kurz
Steven Walker
Scott Easterly
Mark Happold
Steve Sayles
Terry Bills
Gene Pierce
Jerry Bills
David Swanstrom
Mike Schilling
Jimmie Hall
Johnny Rodgers
Marty Bobo
Burl McMillen
Ron Pierce
Cubmaster
Telegraph
Sub Deb
Rhonda Peetz
Connie Wilson
Mary Runge
Debbie Hyde
Joyce Foland
Carol Culwright
Gee Gee O’connell
Joette Pelster
Kathy Bennett
Barb Schwartz
Angela Mohatt
Suzie Thompson
Nancy Jo
Renee Kaylor
Gayle Goodwin
March of Dimes
Kent Miller
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