Around The Town Roundup of Local Travels and Visits
Mr and Mrs H W Ells went to Denver with their daughter and family to board a Bermuda flight for Major Charles Bowers three year tour. A D Greenlee began an extended auto tour through southern states. Norman Chamberlain and sons visited Ray Langdon in Kimball and other families hosted guests in Ord and Omaha. The Ruttner and Gilbert families hosted from Bloomington to Laramie for a funeral. Lawrence Wamsley and family planned Omaha and Kansas visits. medical studies noted. Iola Singer of Cheyenne stays with Crystal Stephens in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ells
Denver
Charles Bowers
Bermuda
Major Charles Bowers
A. D. Greenlee
Norman Chamberlain
Jerry Lee
Norman II
Sidney
Ray Langdon
Kimball
Ruben Arellano
Rudy
Mary Lou
N. W. Chamberlain and
Ray Norris
Ordville
S. C. Rabb
Omaha
Guy Gilbert
Gerald
Bloomington
J. B. Ruttner
Laramie
Wyo
Gilbert
Lawrence Wamsley
James Wamsley
University of Nebraska’s
College of Medicine
Anthony, Kans
Wichita
Iola
Cheyenne
Crystal Stephens
Garden Club Program Featured Mrs. Barlow
The Sidney Garden Club met Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. William Adams and co-hostess Mrs. Lee Gain. Seven teen members named their favorite house plant. guest Mrs. John Block attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Garden Club
William Adams
Lee Gain
John Block
Ed Lipke
George Barlow
Marvin Anthony
Ida Aherens
WSCS Circles Meet With Postponed and Cancelled Events
Circle 7 met at Mrs. E. L. Hoover home with Mrs. Clarence Triska as co host. Mrs. Walter Griffiths was a guest. Circle 6 gathered at Mrs. Carrie Sparks home with twelve members and four guests. Mrs. Art Scott led the lesson and devotions on The Worlds Laborer Worth His Hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 7
E. L. Hoover
Clarence Triska
Walter Griffiths
Hoover
Kenneth Bagby
A. E. Nimtz
Circle 6
Carrie Sparks
Ernest Burke
Ed Heizer
Lloyd Reineke
Claude Sparks
Lloyd Mcfee
Art Scott
Camera Tips to Capture Action Shots
Learn the movements of your subjects and set camera adjustments beforehand. Focus on action and include movement symbols like smoke, dust, or uplifted arms. Use a low angle to heighten speed and tilt to convey centrifugal force. Practice makes perfect and discuss your shots to improve.
Trinity Lutheran Circle 4 Meets at Klentz Home
Circle 4 of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church gathered at Mrs. Calvin Klentz home Tuesday evening with ten members and four guests. Cleo Reed led the devotion and Mrs. Kenneth Giffert introduced speaker Mrs. Joe Hahler who spoke on Germany. Betty Miller reported Dorcas work. meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Hostess for March 13 will be Mrs. Wayne Rapp with Mrs. Earl Howerter assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 4
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Calvin Klentz
Joe Hahler
Gene Orton
Wallace Schuler
Esther Puffer
Cleo Reed
Kenneth Gipfert
Hahler
Germany
Betty Miller
Dorcas
Wayne Rapp
Earl Howerter
Buffet Supper After Winged Victory Chorus Concert
The Civic Music Association hosts a buffet supper tonight after the Winged Victory Chorus concert. The event will be in the Yendis Cafe party room. Tickets are $1.00 at the door and all concert attendees are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Music Association
Winged Victory Chorus
Yendis Cafe
Royal Neighbors Honor Twenty Five Year Pin Award
A twenty five year pin was presented to Mrs Frank Ratner during the Royal Neighbors meeting business session. Mrs J B Rattner received a Past Oracle pin. After the meeting members played games with winners Mrs Jack Schearman Mrs Harold Cochran and Mrs Ruttner. Hostesses were Mrs Robert Call Miss Maggie Peetz Mrs Otto Ernest and Mrs James Proper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ratner
Royal Neighbors
J. B. Rattner
Jack Schearman
Harold Cochran
Ruttner
Robert Call
Maggie Peetz
Otto Ernest
James Proper
WSCS Circle 4 Meets Circle 4 in Home Gathering
Women’s Society of Christian Service Circle 4 met yesterday afternoon at 2 at Mrs. Don Weimer’s home with co host Mrs. Louise Benninghouse. Twelve members and one guest Mrs. Virginia Meyers attended. Mrs. Leslie Sabin led the business meeting and Mrs. Meyers taught the lesson “The Laborer Is Worthy Of His Hire.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Don Weimer
Louise Benninghouse
Virginia Meyers
Leslie Sabin
Calico Gals Add Two New Members
The Calico Gals Extension Club met Wednesday with 12 members, two new members Mrs. Dale Schoonover and Mrs. Stan Pearson, and four guests at Mrs. Melvin’s home. Mrs. Marvin Reckling and Mrs. Ralph Chapman led a lesson on Refinishing Furniture. lunch followed. Members should notify the hostess if they cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calico Gals Extension Club
Fleynoon
Melvin
Alote
Membe
Dale Schoonover
Stan Pearson
Marvin Reckling
Ralph Chapman
Reading Leaders Training Meeting Scheduled in Sidney
Reading Leader Training notice from Dora Livingston announces the session moved to Friday February 24 at 1 30 p m in the Sidney Public Library. Librarian Nellie Niemeller will show library use and book access through the Nebraska Library Commission with several short reports. Mrs L A Schroeder will provide valuable material for extension clubs and all reading leaders are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Livingston
Sidney Public Library
Nellie Niemeller
Lprarian
Nebraska Library Commission
L. A. Schroeder
Valentine bookmark craft at Cub Scouts meeting
We opened with roll call and minutes then made a Valentine bookmark for our mothers. One boy brought his racer model while Walter Griffith served cupcakes and Kool-Aid made by his mother. We closed with the Cub Scout Promise and living circle. Dallas Langley, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffith
Living Circle
Kenneth Hyatts Given Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hyatt were honored on their wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Ed Caywood of Gurley hosted a family dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Wiegers Weyerts community Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wiegers and two children Bridgeport along with the honored guests and the Caywoods. A two tier wedding cake served as centerpiece. The evening featured cards and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hyatt
Ed Caywood
Gurley
Walter Wiegers
Weyerts Community
Kenneth Wiegers
Bridgeport
Caywoods
Suzettes Extension Club Met On Wednesday
The Suzettes Extension Club met Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. John Edward’s home with nine members present. They discussed the spring tea, heard Mrs. Esther Swanson report on the Organized Agriculture meeting in Chappell, and closed with refinishing furniture lesson by Mrs. Paul Aude and Mrs. Gerler. Mrs. Aude to host March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzettes Extension Club
John Edward
Esther Swanson
Chappell
Joe Gerler
Paul Aude
Gerler
Aude
Kiwanis Evening Features Whitey Lindstrom Violin
The Kiwanis Club was entertained Wednesday by Whitey Lindstrom and pianist John Scholl. Lindstrom played old time popular numbers. Guests included Ralph Robertson of Lincoln and Ray Pettle of Manhattan Kans representing the Federal Crop Insurance. Ernest Knackstedt introduced Art Zike who spoke briefly on a bicentennial idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Whitey Lindstrom
John Scholl
Arlo Jones
Ralph Robertson
Lincoln
Ray Pettle
Manhattan, Kans
Federal
Local bicycle club backs Crusade for Freedom effort
The group voiced support for the Crusade for Freedom and pledged help in the movement. Ed Bauman announced plans to show the film Progress of 1975 at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ycle
Bicycle Institute of America
Crusade For Freedom
Ed Bauman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barlow
Herbert Rabe
WSCS
Rexall
Klentz
Trinity Lutheran Circle
Yendis
Royal Neighbors Award
Parks Air Force Base
Calif
Jare
Robert Bauerkemper
Lowell Sweet
Bauerkemper
Wayne Bauerkemper
Sweet
Lloyd Sweet
Air Force
Calico
Dallas Langley
Kenneth Hyatts
Suzettes
Kiwanis
Ernest Knackstedt
Art Zike
Wamsley
Illinois St
Sidney, Nebraska
Robert Mitchell Sidney
Davey Oilco
Merricks’ Shoes
Mart the Weatherman
U.S. Royal
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