Around the Town notes and travel updates
Mr and Mrs Leonard Fine left for New York City on a two week spring and summer merchandise buying tour. Frank Frauendorfer returned from Hemingey Nebraska where he visited relatives and handled business. Mrs Alferd Jung who left Jan 28 to join her husband in Germany arrived in Kaiserslautern on Feb 1. Pvt Jung has been stationed in Germany since Sept 1. Mr and Mrs Clarence Motes and son Johnny, and Mr and Mrs W L Griffiths and daughter Janice spent last weekend in Denver. James Nielsen, Midland College Fremont student, pledged Kappa Phi fraternity. Rae Jones plans Lincoln trip to visit their son and daughter in law and meet grandson. Rev R L Townsend to return from Chicago after chair meeting on ministerial training. he is Nebraska state chairman. Rev H P Bollinger in York for Nebraska Camps trustees meeting. Nancy Davis visiting Judy Jervis in Lincoln and will attend the Delta Upsilon Sweetheart formality. Sundermans plan weekend visit with Maurice Sunderman in Anton Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fine
New York City
Frank Frauendorfer
Humphrey
Neb
Alferd Jung
Germany
Kaiserslautern
Pvt. Jung
U. S. Army
Clarence Motes
Johnny
W. L. Griffiths
Janice
Denver
James Nielsen
Midland College
Fremont
Kappa Phi Fraternity
Peter
Nielsen
MBS
Rae Jones
Lincoln
Larry Jones
R. L. ‘Townsend
Chicago
Commission On
Methodist Churches
Townsend
Nebraska
H. P. Bollinger
York
Trustees of Nebraska Camps,Inc
Judy
Jervis
University of Nebraska
Nancy Davis
Sunderman
Mrs
Maurice Sunderman
Anton, Colo
Rebekah Kensington Meeting Is Wednesday
Twenty four members of Rebekah Kensington met Wednesday afternoon in the JICOF hall with Mrs. Leslie Sabin presiding. Mrs Cart Hutchison read an article titled I Love for the good of the order. A social hour followed the business session with cards and refreshments served by Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Hawkins, and Mrs. Klentz Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Kensington
Ji.c.o.f. Hall
Leslie Sabin
Cart
Hutchison
William Hawkins
Frank Klentz Jr
Schlumberjanes Social Meet Planned for Wednesday
Mrs. Tom Pettit hosted 11 Schlumberjanes members at her home on Wednesday evening with Mrs. Les Kerl as co host. A Valentine themed dessert lunch and games followed. Prizes went to Mrs. Don Sherwood and Mrs. Richard Fahey. door prize to Mrs. Irvin Shinker. Hostesses for March 13 will be Mrs. Shinker and Mrs. Harvey George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom~ Pettit
Les Kerl
Don Sherwood
Richard Fahey
Irvin Shinker
Shinker
Harvey George
Sorority Dinner Dance Highlights Alpha Iota Chapter
The Alpha Iota chapter of Sigma Alpha sorority held its annual Sweetheart dinner dance at the Elks lodge. Fourteen sorority couples and two guest couples attended. Valentine decor, gardenia corsages for ladies, boutonnieres for men. Door prizes went to Vern Sprengel, Mrs. Vic Baltes, Mrs. Joe Merck Jr., and Charles Christiansen. Mrs. Charles V. Innes and Mrs. Lester Hand Jr. organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Elks Lodge
Vern Sprengel
Vic Baltes
Joe, Merck Jr
Charles Christiansen
Charles V. Innes
Lester Hand Jr
Gleaners See Pictures at Church Work Meeting
The Gleaners, a women's group of Grace Baptist Church, met Tuesday afternoon for a work meeting. Guests Mrs Don Faribee and Mrs Frank Smith attended. A display of pictures from the Navajo Children's Home in Cottonwood Arizona was shown and a Home letter was read. Mrs H Glenn Discoe led the session and discussed Joshua's Long Day. The group made Valentine favors for trays at Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital and prepared picture booklets for a mission station in Japan. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ellis McKinney. Marble is noted as a base for rage and linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Baptist Church
Don Faribee
Frank, Smith
Cottonwood
Ariz
H. Glenn Discoe
Joshua
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Japan
Ellis McKinney
Dorcas Circles Reorganize At Holy Trinity Lutheran
Circles 4 and 5 of the Dorcas Society of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church merged at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. William Damm’s home. Nine members elected officers with Mrs. Damm as chairwoman and Mrs. Seelmeir as co-chairman, plus Mrs. Huff secretary and Mrs. Gipfert treasurer. Officers from the Dorcas Society’s leadership assisted. They plan to sell shampoo to fund a new 50 cup coffee maker and seek estimates for paint and tile for a church room. Next meeting set for March 12 at Mrs. Wayne Rapp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
William Damm
Damm
George Seelmeir
Robert Huff
Kenneth Gipfert
Anna Rexroth
Alvin Bauer
Seelmeir
Wayne Rapp
Lodgepole ALA February Meeting Report
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary met at Legion Hall with 24 adults and one Tiny Tot. New tables to be restricted. $5 donated to Heart Fund. rag rags needed. $11 sent to Red School House Fund for nurses’ scholarships. Four new members joined, and February serving committee named to support Lions Club dinner February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Heart Fund
Red School House Fund
Linda and
Sandra Hernbloom
Tiny Tot Nita Hernbloom
Otien Earhart
Chappell
Wanda Wise
Evelyn Talich
Mabel Gade
Earline Hernbloom
Lions Club
Help ing Hand Garden Club Selects New Plant Project
Members of the Helping Hand Garden Club met at Mrs. Floyd Fleming's home to choose Growing a New Plant as the year's project. Miss Lula Kloepper presided. 15 members and one guest, Miss Carol Fleming, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Fleming
Lula Kloepper
Carol Fleming
Jack ‘Easterly
Earl Hiett
Raymond Walker
Ted Fleming
North Platte
Ralph Harlan
Kloepper
Jack
Eastern Star Holds Instruction Meets Twice Wednesday
Providence Chapter 108 members and officers attended a school of instruction led by Mrs. Berniece Breland of Mc Cook at the Masonic Temple. A luncheon, banquet for 28, and Valentine themed decor followed a 2 PM instruction session, with a later stated meeting and honors for Mrs. Roy Wells Grand Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Breland
McCook
Order of Faster Star
Providence
Masonic Temple
Temple
Frank Longan
Breland
Roy Wells
Martha
K. H Baghy
Providence Chapter
Longan
Rex Olsen
Wells
Valentine
Eastern Star Kensington
Lester Elkinton
Rae Jones
Kensington
Job
Bethel
J. R. Miller
Robert Hiett
Dallas Richards
John Scholl
Elmer Hartmann
Eastern Star Chapter
Glenn Ackerson
Carl Ziegler
Gordon Richards
Mrs Ahrens Hosts Sidney Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Ida Ahrens hosted 17 Sidney Garden Club members at her home Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs E M Gates Ruth Boyle and Mary Uptegrove. Mrs Richard Maddox led the brief business, the program covered Perennials by Mrs George Young, the Bindweed Family study by Mrs Ed Henkle, and nomenclature by Mrs Herbert Rabe, with refreshments served after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ahrens
Frank Boyle
Sidney Garden Club
E. M. Gates
Ruth Boyle
Mary Uptegrove
Richard Maddox
George Young
Ed Henkle
Herbert Rabe
Mrs Belz II Hostess To L W M L Meeting
Mrs Walter Belz hosted 25 members of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in her home last evening. Co-hostesses included Mrs Everett Gade and Mrs Kenneth Sievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Belz
Lutheran Women's Missionary Legue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Everett Gade
Kenneth Sievers
Lyle Olson
Elmer Werner
Richard Aurich
Olson
Werner
Don Mueller
William Kieselthorst
Bermice Jacobs
Louis Johnson
Marriage License for Ronald Paris and Elizabeth Gorman
Ronald D Paris 24 and Elizabeth G Gorman 19, both of Sidney, obtained a marriage license. The notice lists All You Can Eat informal Smorgasbord at Yendis Cafe on Sunday February 17 from 6 to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald D Paris
Elizabeth G Gorman
Sidney
Yendis Cafe
Stadtfeld to give senior piano recital at Youth Center
Larry Stadtfeld son of Mr and Mrs Emil Stadtfeld of Casper and student in St Patrick's Academy music department will present a senior piano recital this evening at 8 in the Youth Center. The program includes guest performers Mike Stadtfeld and Larry Loebe on cornet with Judy Stadtfeld at the piano. The recital fulfills part of the diploma requirements from the Academy’s music department approved by the National Piano Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stadtfeld
Emil Stadfeld
Casper
St Patrick's Academy
Music Department
Academy
National Piano Guild
Mike Stadtfeld
Larry Loebe
Judy Stadtfeld
Sheephead Club Hosts Monthly Feed at Fire Hall
The Sheephead Club held its monthly get together at the Fire Department Hall last night. The famous hamburger fryer Frank Mueller could flip two burgers in one motion while Paul Meyer ate the most, wearing roomy clothes to accommodate his appetite. Everyone enjoyed the event as firemen held a 7 o'clock meeting, with Ernest Baack reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheephead Club
Frank Mueller
Paul Meyer
Ernest Baack
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. M Weiser in Wed. Evening
Mrs Maynard Weiser was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted in the home of Mrs Edward Dukes. Hostesses were Mrs Marvig Mikkelson and Miss Jean Bolke. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Kennedy and Miss Marilyn Garrard with a door prize for the honoree. Several guests attended including Mrs Edward Dickes Mrs Maxine Allgood Mrs Rose Kennedy Mrs Eleanor Kallhoff Mrs William Bartling Mrs Freda Bauer Mrs Haiti Parady Mrs Elizabeth Moore Miss Karen Campbell Miss Bonnie Jurgens Mrs Mark Weiser Mrs Dave Weiser Miss Marilyn Garrard and Mrs Charlotte Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Weiser
Edward Dukes
Marvig, Mikkelson
Jean Bolke
Robert Kennedy
Marilyn Garrard
Weiser
Edward Dickes
Ohio Womens Club In February Meeting
The Ohio Womens Club met in the Episcopal Parish Hall with Mrs. Bill McCarty presiding. Mrs. Dean Schultz welcomed one guest, Mrs. Bill Fowler. Card games followed with prizes to Mrs Clyde Cameron and Mrs Fowler for bridge and to Mrs Bob Kastner and Mrs George White for pinochle. Attendees included Mrs Schultz Cameron Taylor ONeill Van Vranken Lindstrom Hume Janssen Austin Biggs Kastner King Long Gallagher Drum Fowler Wimmer Walford White Nation Corbin McCarty Nagel. The next meeting is set for Thursday March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Womens Club
Episcopal Parish
Bill McCarty
Dean Schultz
Bill Fowler
Clyde Cameron
Bridge High
Fowler
Bob Kastner
George White
Mmes. Schultz
Cameron
Taylor O
Local club meetings set for Feb 19 20 in town halls
Silver Belles and Beaux meet Feb 20 at 8 pm in the VFW Hall and bring cake or sandwiches. Rebekah Lodge drill practice is Feb 19 at 7 30 pm in the lodge hall. Sidney Toastmistress Club meets Feb 19 at 8 pm in the Yendis Cafe with a Party Room Speech contest. call Mrs Forrest Belieu at 2695 for info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Belles and Beaux
V.F.W
Rebekah Lodge
Sidney Toastmistress Club
Toastmistress Club
Forrest Belieu
Cub Scouts Den 4 Pack 89 Meet at Mrs McKellips Home
Den 4 of Pack 89 met February 11 at Mrs McKellips with eight members present. They made place mats and place cards, played a game, and had lunch served by Kenneth Meyer Teddy Koehn.
St Patricks P T Guild hears Indonesian born speaker
Mrs Bernard Kuhlmeier guest speaker at St Patricks Grade School Parent Teacher Guild meeting in the grade school auditorium spoke on Indonesia before and after World War I and life since independence. 65 parents six Sisters two lay teachers attended. Carnival plans discussed for March 2 with prizes donated by Baltes Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kuhlmeier
St. Patricks
Kuhlmeier
Indonesia
Gordon R. Tobin
Joseph Bailey
John Schmitt
M. Celeste
Baltes
Joseph Hajek
M Juanita
Louis Gracik
District Meet Planned for Nebraska Nurses Association
Mrs LaVerne Thomas presided at the Wednesday Professional Nurses Association meeting in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Staff Room. Twelve members attended as a new drug name was noted. A report covered the North Platte January district meeting and a Grant Nebraska meeting is set for March 28. Members urged to attend and call Mrs Thomas. Executive Secretary Mrs Kathryn Gehrman of Omaha will attend and speak at Sidney’s next meeting, pending her arrival. Topics included Nursing Care in Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Thomas
Professional Nurses Association
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
Thomas
North Platte
Grant
Neb
Kathryn Gehrman
Omaha
Nebraska State Nurses Association
Sidney Group
Gehrman
Sidney
W. E Gehrig Jr
D. J. Garcia
Extension Clubs Hold Meetings and Plan Hospital Gift
Handy Fixers Extension Club met at Mrs. Francis Hiner's home with ten members. Valentine verses in roll call and a lesson on Sandwiches led by Mrs. Marvin Armstrong. Next meeting March 12 at Mrs. Ward Olson's home with Hems and Hem Finishes lesson by Mrs. Ed Hinrichs. H.O.A. Extension Club hosted by Mrs. Ervin Schmidt with six members. plan to send gifts to Children’s Memorial Hospital in Omaha. Secret pals drawn, January and February lessons on Savory Soups and Sandwiches. Next meeting March 12 at Mrs. Call’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers Extension Club
Francis Hiner
K. H. Bagby
Marvin Armstrong
Ward Olson
Ed Hinrichs
H.O.A
Ervin Schmidt
H.O.A. Extension Club
Grace Graves
John Call
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Call
Dryland Toughies 4 H Club Holds First Meeting
The Dryland Toughies 4 H Club met February 8 at the Joe Policky home with 13 members. Officers elected for the year include Gary Policky president June McMillen vice president Bill Huwmann secretary Doris Runge reporter Joe Policky leader Arthur McMilene assistant leader and Russell McMillen junior leader Refreshments were served by Mrs Policky. The next meeting will be at the Joe McMillen home Don’s Range reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryland Toughies 4-H
Joe Policky
Gary Policky
June McMillen
Bill Huwmann
Doris Runge
Arthur McMilen
Russell McMillen
Mrs Policky
Joe McMillen
The Week In Advance February events in Sidney area
A compact listing of local society and club activities from February 16 to 22. Rural Youth events, church groups, Lions Kiwanis Jaycees and Beta Sigma Phi chapters, VFW and American Legion meetings, Scouts, Army and Air Force Reserve sessions, along with a Sidney Cozad basketball game scheduled for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney-Cozad
Jr. Hi Auditorium
Happy Homemakers 4‑H Club's Feb meeting at Maddox home
The Happy Womemakers 4‑H Club met February 9 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Richard Maddox home to cut out aprons. Members received 1956 certificates of achievement and planned Easter favors for Cheyenne Memorial Hospital. The group raised 95 dollars selling Peanuts of Polio with Bonnie Lindau visiting. Connie Jensen served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Homemakers
Happy Womemakers
Richard Maddox
Cheyenne Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Lindau
Linda Fahy
Connie Jensen
Admitted and Dismissed Names Across Nebraska Towns
The record lists admitted individuals including Sidney residents Thomas Lowry Mel Busekist Mrs Ernest Schaddegg Mrs Byron Reeve Aubrey Haines and Mrs Gordon Rasmussen and Ogallala John W Maley Gurley Patricia Bahl with dismissals for Sidney Tilda Rhayer Randy Richards Mrs James Rezac Mrs A J Sargent Dennis Hadden Mel Busekist Miss Roy Gish Mrs James Brooks and son William Robbins Mrs Layton Maddox Allan Schilz Anthony Hauschell Thomas Lowry and Jerry Deaver Lodgepole June Scharrell Dalton Mrs Merle Christofferson and son Mrs Leonard Oberndorfer and son Peetz Jose Maestos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Thomas Lowry
Mel Busekist
Ernest Schaddegg
Byron Reeve
Aubrey Haines
Gordon Rasmussen
Peetz
Maestos
Ogallala
John W. Maley
Gurley
Patricia Bahl
Tilda Rhayer
Randy Richards
James Rezac
A. J. Sargent
Dennis Hadden
Roy Gish
James Brooks
Birth announcements for Groskopf and Shipley families in Oregon and Nebraska
Denise Annette Groskopf, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Groskopf of Portland Oregon, weighs five pounds one ounce born Thursday February 7. Kathy Jo Shipley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar Shipley, born February 12 at Memorial Hospital weighing nine pounds and 6 14 ounces. siblings listed as Nancy six Douglas four and David three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrat
Denise Annette Groskopf
Denise Annette
Walter Groskopf
Portland
Ore
David
Anna Groskopf
Scottsbluff
Opal Kretz
Fred Kretz
Sidney
Kathy Jo Shipley
Kathy Jo
Delmar D. Shipley
Memorial, Hospital
Nancy
Douglas
Bridge Club Hosts Guests For Afternoon Card Party
Mrs. Bill Case welcomed Mrs. Claron Mann, Mrs. Art Scott and Mrs. Jake Schaaf to a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at her home. An afternoon of two-table play followed a dessert lunch with prizes awarded to Mrs. Nagel, Mrs. Mclver, and Mrs. Case. Door prize went to Mrs. Epley. next meet at Mrs. Epley’s home. The Bid As U Like Club met at Mrs. Duane DePue’s home with Mrs. Rossmeier and Ms. Mann as guests. After a Valentine themed dessert lunch, honors went to Mrs. Rossmeier, high, Mrs. Herb Edwards, low, and Mrs. Jack Ramm, traveling. next meet hosted by Mrs. David Neubauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Case
Claron Mann
Art Scott
Jake Schaaf
Fritz Nagel
Charles Mclver
Case
Roger Epley
Duane DePue
Herb Rossmeir
Rossmeier
Herb Edwards
Low
Jack Ramm
David Neubauer
Wednesday Bridge Hostess Leads Luncheon at Sidney Country Club
Mrs W E Gehrig Sr hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at a 1 pm luncheon at Sidney Country Club with out-of-club guests Mrs W J Gallagher and Mrs D C Albers. Cards were played at Mr W E Gehrig Jr’s home. honors went to Mrs Francis Hruska for high, Mrs Thomas B O Connell for second high, and Mrs P J Heaton Sr for sow. Mrs Gallagher earned high honors among guests. Mrs Heaton to host Feb 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Gehrig
Sidney Country Club
W J. Gallagher
D. C. Albers
W. E. Gehrig Jr
Francis Hruska
Thomas B. O’’Connell
P. J. Heaton Sr
Gallagher
Heaton
Bridge Club Hosts and Joie Club Leads
Mrs Ned Robinson hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home with Mrs W E Cunningham and Mrs C Barstow as guests. Mrs J R Miller won high honors and Mrs H P Kluttz second high. guest prizes went to Cunningham and Barstow. Pearl West to host Feb 27. Weldon Stewart hosted the Joie Club with prizes to Gilliland, Pippitt, and Ladine. Feb 26 meeting at Mrs Neal Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Robinson
W. E. Cunningham
C. Barstow
J. R. Miller
H. P. Kluttz
Cunningham
Barstow
Pearl West
Newcomers Couples Bridge Hosts Named for Feb Meeting
Newcomers Couples Bridge Club members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Payne last evening. Two tables of bridge produced all-ment prizes won by men John Higgins high and traveling Bill Lyddon second high and Jerry Dow low. Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins will host the Feb 28 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Couples Bridge Club
Max Payne
John Higgins
Bill Lyddon
Jerry Dow
Bridgettes Club Tea Hosts Cards and Valentine Decor
Mrs Don Himes entertained Bridgettes Club members at her home with Valentine themed decorations. Two tables of cards were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Roger Epley and Mrs E R Jimerson for high and second high with Mrs Claron Mann as low. Next hostess for the February 28 meeting is Mrs Jimerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Himes
Bridgettes Club
Jake Schaaf
Roger Epley
E. R. Jimerson
Claron Mann
Jimerson
Divorce Sought in District Court Over Cruelty
Mary A Kelleher files for divorce from Merle E Kelleher in district court citing extreme cruelty. The couple married November 28 1953 and the suit requests custody of one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Kelleher
Merle E. Kelleher
Sunshine Girls 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting
The Sunshine Girls 4-H Club met February 9 at Mrs. Hedges home with seven members present. Cynthia Siders led roll, Evelyn Hardesty collected dues, and Karen Wagner joined. They planned a year ahead and a window display for J C Penney Co, read a health report, and held a games session with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Girls
Hedges
Cynthia Siders
Evelyn Hardesty
Karen Wagner
J. C.penney Co
Thompson
Rene Pfeil
Billie
Daniels
Birth of Jodeen Marie Miles in Memorial Hospital
Jodeen Marie Miles is born at 9 58 a m on Wednesday February 13 in Memorial Hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs Harvey Miles. The baby weighs seven pounds 34 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and Mrs Marguerite Sterling, all of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Miles
Jodeen Marie
Memorial Hospital
Kathleen
Harvey Jr
Neil
Ed Miles
Marguerite Sterling
Sidney
Sidney draws in wide interest in little theater
In Sidney a motion to form a local little theater group drew wide city interest. Twenty nine people attended a Wednesday meeting, with two dozen others expressing prior interest but unable to attend. A temporary committee led by Julian Jicise was chosen to plan next steps toward a formative body for a first production by mid next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Huian Jicise
Geo Butow
Dramatic Society
Mother Of Local Woman Dies In Iowa
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Sumner for Mrs Roy Rathbone 67 mother of Mrs Claude Campbell of Sidney. Mrs Rathbone died in Sumner hospital Sunday morning after an illness lasting several months. Mr and Mrs Campbell and their daughter Mary left Saturday after word she was critical. they returned to Sidney Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner, Low
Roy Rathbone
Claude Campbell
Sidney
Rathbone
Sumner Hospital
Campbell
Mary
Sidnes
Rites Held For Father Of Sidneyite
Funeral services were conducted in Independence Missouri for Leonard C Hartman aged 68 father of Sidney resident Robert C Hartman. He died after a week of illness and had lived in Independence 40 years. His wife Eliza Hartman died November 5. Survivors include another son three daughters a brother twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Leonard C. Hartman
Robert C. Hartman
Sidney
Hartman
Mr Hartman
Eliza Hartman
Robert of Sidney
Car Hits Truck When Driver Checks Radio
A car driven by 16 year old Elmer Martin of Sidney struck a parked pickup truck on Wth Ave yesterday at about 10 29 p m Damage estimated at 135 dollars the crash occurred in front of Roland Biggs residence Martin told police he looked down to adjust a portable radio diverting the car and causing it to veer into the truck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Wth Ave
Elmer Martin
Roland Biggs
19Th Ave
Font
Bigg
Young Martin
Rural carrier examination announced for Dalton postoffice
The Civil Service announces an open rural carrier examination for the Dalton postoffice. Applicants must live within the delivery area, be 18 by the closing date, with no maximum age limit except that those over 70 may be considered only for one year temporary renewals. March 12, 1957 is the deadline to file with the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Ronald Prue Leaves for San Diego Boat Training
Armed Forces Ronald Prue son of Mr and Mrs Steven Richards of 5 Q D left Jan 24 for San Diego and is now in boat training. His address is Ronald Prue 37444815 U S Naval Training Center Co 052 San Diego 33 Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Prue
Steven Richards
Q.D
San Diego
U. S. Naval Training Center
Calif
Noxious Weed District Meet Set For Tonight
Cheyenne County Noxious Weed District schedules its annual meeting for Friday February 22 at 8 p.m. in the Legion Room City Auditorium. A panel includes Louis Miller Cheyenne County farmer George Fleming Cheyenne County Commissioner Ivan Liljegren Cheyenne County Agent Archie Greenwood sprayer operator Lawrence Marrin Dalton banker and Russel Nash State Weed Office. Lunch served after by Wheatbelt Public Power District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Legion Room
City Auditorium
Louis Miller
George Fleming
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne
Archie Greenwood
Lawrence Marrin
Dalton
Russel Nash
State
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scottsbluff College
Darlene Gerke
H. Q. Headley
Sorority
Matt
Dorcas Circles
Lodgepole A.L.A
H.H. Garden Club
Telegraph
Eastern Star
Mrs. Ahrens
M.weiser
Cub Scouts
Teddy .Koehn
St. Pat's
P-T Guild
Dryland
Dons Range
Post Home
First Christian Church
Crusaders
First Methodist Church
P.E.O
Rotary Club
TAS
P.m. DeMolays
Cheyenne County Rural Youth
Sidney Educator's Club
C.F
Knights of Columbus
Jaycees
Women's Chorus
CAP
Vf.w
Xi Jota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sidney Improvement Project
Kiwanis Club
Scout Troop
Air Force Reserve
Job's Daughters
National Guard
Beta Alpha
Xi Rho
VFW
Army Reserve
Royal Neighbors
Communications Workers of America
Horn
Joie Club
Bridgettes
4-H Club
Mrs Hardesty
Pithe
Jodeen Marie Miles
Little Theater Uni
Sidney Drawin
Iowa
Sidneyite
Civil Service
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