Local residents visit and travel notices
Mrs. O and Edwin Johnson of Ludington Michigan along with Andrew Johnson of Juneau Alaska arrived Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peters. Mrs. Johnson plans to live in Sidney at 1345 Newton after 23 years in Ludington. Andrew Johnson will visit Sidney Kimball Wisconsin and Michigan for a month before returning to Alaska. SA David Ruttner returns to Naval Training Base San Diego to resume radio training after visiting his parents and friends. Mrs. Dewey Schaffer leaves for ONeill Nebraska after two weeks with her son-in-law’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Statler depart by plane for Cape Coral Florida to sightsee, celebrating birthdays Sunday at the Statlers’ Chappell home. Jim Countryman of the University of Nebraska visits his parents. Mrs. Helen R. Chenoweth of Colorado Springs arrives for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Whitaker spent the weekend in Hastings for the American Legion and Auxiliary mid-winter conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Johnson
Ludington
Mich
Andrew Johnson
Juneau
Alaska
Alfred Peters
Johnson
Sidney
Newton
Kimball
Wisconsin
Michigan
SA David Ruttner
Naval Training Base
San Diego
Calif
E. A. Ruttner
Herb Statler
Cape Coral
Fla
Statlers
Tom Statler
Chappell
Helen R. Chenoweth
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Ham
Marion Whitaker
Hastings
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Regis College Dean's List includes three Sidney students
Regis College Denver named 272 students to the Dean's List for the first semester. Sidney residents Virgil E. Knackstedt, Jerry D. Kruse, and Robert F. Tobin earned 3.00 or better with Knackstedt and Kruse achieving 4.0. Jane Schlaman of Lodgepole contributed to Book ends, a poetry and prose magazine at Marymount College in Salina, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Regis College
Denver
Virgil E. Knackstedt
Virgil Y. Knackstedt
Osage
Jerry D. Kruse
Dale W. Kruse
Robert F. Tobin
Gordon R. Tobin
Trail Road
Knackstedt
Kruse
Jane Schlaman
Oscar Schlaman
Lodgepole
Marymount College
Salina
Kan
Mrs Lehmkuhl Remembered With Library Book Placed
The book Long Horn Trail was placed in Nancy Fawcett Memorial Library in memory of Mrs. Fred F. Lehmkuhl by the Francis DeBrunner Unit 286, Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary. The move was announced at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Misegadis home. The auxiliary also prepared three outing flannel pads for the Veterans Hospital in Grand Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Horn Trail
Nancy Fawcett Memorial Library
Fred F. Lehmkuhl
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Edwin Mise
Hastings
Misegadis
Olive Johnson
Delmar Zalesky
Ray Earnhart
Harold From
Cheyenne County Educational Association Meeting Notice
Cheyenne County Educational Association meets Monday in Sundl at 7 30 p m with Miss Veloso Potter exchange teacher presenting on Chile Ladies Auxiliary to Porter McGuver Post 610 VFW meets 7 30 p m at Legion Club Eastern Star Kennington holds 1 15 p m dessert luncheon at the Ma sonic Temple Wednesday Evening Circle of W S C S Lodgepole U M Church meets with Mrs Clarence Meyer hostess Area Falons meeting Room 105 Sidney High School 7 30 p m Thursday Lodgepole U M Church W S C S holds regular meeting in church basement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monda
Cheyenne County Educational Association
Sundl
Miss Veloso
Chile
Porter McGuver
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Club
Kennington
Masonic Temple
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lodgepole United Methodist Church
Clarence Meyer
Sidney High School
Marines Promote Mika In Vietnam Air Wing Rank
Marine Corporal Dennis L. Mika of Sidney Nebraska was promoted while serving with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam. The promotion reflects time in service rank and military knowledge as the wing operates hundreds of aircraft to support First and Third Marine Divisions and allied forces in the northern tactical zone. Navy Warrant Officer Donald D. Schnell of Crook Colorado serves with Headquarters Squadron at MCAS Yuma Aziz, where the squadron handles ranges air traffic ordnance and billeting for tenant personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Dennis L. Mika
Irene L. Mika
Osage St
Sidney
Marine Aircraft Wing
Third Marine Amphibious Force
First Marine Aircraft Wing
U.S
The
Republic
Yuma
Ariz
Navy
Donald D. Schnell
Pete Schnell
Crook, Colo
Patricia A. Sullivan
Dalton
Neb
Marine Corps Air Station
Aziz
4-H Club Junior Leaders sponsor bus trip to Steamboat Springs
The Junior Leaders group plans a March first weekend trip for 14 and older 4-H members to Steamboat Springs Colorado. Jr Leader aged members who worked the fair food booth receive $10 toward transport. Remaining attendees get $5 off as a gift. Contact the Extension Office. Reporter Carolyn Deaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steamboat
Springs
Colo
Carolyn Deaver
Noteboom Tells Of Hospital Cost
Ken Noteboom Jr was guest speaker at Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting with 19 members and one guest present. He outlined hospital operation costs by category, followed by discussion. Holiday tea hosted 150 guests. two new members joined in January. Junior Auxiliary held a bingo party for Rest Home guests and plans for late February entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better the Best Crops Club
Robert Misegadis
Sunol
Doyle Misegadis
Ken Noteboom Jr
Memorial Hospital
Hilbert Borcher
Noteboom
Harold O’connor
Les Hand Jr
Darold Hendee
Sidney
Mrs Banks Honored With Pearl Service by Waterloo Group
Pauline Banks longtime King’s Daughters leader and secretary was presented with the Pearl Service honor by the Waterloo group. The award funds a Home at Ft Madison for low income guests. Banks, 42, has MS and has been a Memorial Rest Home guest for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Banks
King’s Daughters of
Waterloo
Roslyn Nelson Engaged to Dr. R L Pearson
Mr and Mrs Leonard E Nelson of Potter announce the engagement of their daughter Roslyn to Dr R L Pearson son of Mrs Gladys Pearson and the late Lester Pearson of Spencer Nebraska The bride elect is a senior in Home Economics at Colorado State University Ft Collins affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority Dr Pearson is a 1968 graduate of Colorado State University School of Veterinary Medicine and practices in Honolulu Hawaii The couple plans a June wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Nelson
Potter
Roslyn
R.L. Pearson
Gladys Pearson
Lester Pearson
Spencer, Neb
Birde
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Peason
School of Veterinary Medicine
Prac- Stein
Rites Held At Arnold Feb 12 For Miss Wood
Funeral services for Ruby Angeline Wood 61 longtime area teacher were held at the Baptist Church in Arnold Nebraska. She died February 9 in Callaway hospital. Burial followed at Arnold Cemetery with local pallbearers. Born August 23 1907 in Carr Nebraska she moved to a farm near Arnold as a child and graduated from Arnold High School in 1926. She studied at Kearney State Teachers College and Chadron State College earning a degree in 1958. She taught in Cheyenne and Kimball Counties and until retirement taught at South Ward in Sidney. Survived by sister and brother in law Mrs Gerald Clinebell and Floyd Wood and a sister in law Mrs Ingwerson and other nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Arnold
Neb
Ruby A. Wood
Callaway Hospital
George Sheets
Vernon Patterson
Charles Leach
Raymond Peterson
Stuart Watson
Robert Leach
Ruby Angeline Wood
William H
Myra C. Wood
Carr, Neb
Arnold High School
Kearney State Teachers College
Cheyenne
Kimball County
Chadron State College
Miss Wood
South Ward
Sidney
Paul Ingwerson
Lodgepole
Ingwerson
Gerald Clinebell
Floyd Wood
Tri-County To Meet Wednesday Association to discuss aid
The Tri-County Association for Retarded Children will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the East Ward School building. A film No Less Precious narrated by Walter Cronkite will be shown. Dr Paul Adkinson will discuss bills before the legislature to aid the retarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Association For
East Ward
Walter Cronkite
Paul Adkinson
CSC Course To Start Saturday At Sidney Junior High
Chadron State College will sponsor a class this Saturday at 8 30 a m in the Sidney Junior High School building. Mr Bathauer will instruct Educational 532 Improvement of Instruction in Science and Health for Elementary Grades. The class requires a minimum of 15 students who meet the 90 semester hour requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron State College
Sidney
Bathauer
Singer From Peetz To Give Voice Recital
Mezzo soprano Mrs. Trudy Hines of Peetz will present a Wheaton College faculty voice recital in Pierce Chapel on Tuesday February 25 at 8 15 pm. She will perform 18th to 20th century works by Handel Vivaldi Bonacini Verdi Rossini Ravel Debussy Krenek Barber and more with pianist Mrs. Judith Chadwick. Hines holds degrees from Colorado State College and joined Wheaton faculty in 1967. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roelle of Peetz Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Verdi
Gioacchino Rossini
Maurice Ravel
Claude Debussy
Samuel Barber
Judith Chadwick
Wheaton College
Hines
Colorado State College
Wheaton
William Roelle
Peetz, Colo
Bob Lafler Announces 5 Bylaw Changes At Club Meeting
Bob Lafler told the Trailblazers Antique Car Club about five bylaws changes at Sunday’s Gurley Fire Hall gathering. Seventeen members attended as Mr. Weyerts led the meeting. Reports included the Denver Club annual meeting and two films shown by Russ Gasmann. The next meeting is March 16 at Don Hyde’s Lodgepole home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trailblazers Antique Car Club
Bob Lafler
Gurley Fire Hall
Weldon Peterson
Emil Weyerts
Weyerts
Bob Horst
Denver Club
Russ Gasmann
Don Hyde
Lodgepole
St Patrick's Day Celebration Planned by Altar Society
The St Patrick's Altar Society planned a St Patrick's Day celebration at the Youth Center on Sunday March 16 at 4 PM with a potluck dinner. Entertainment includes games a cake walk dancing and cards. Funeral dinner committee members listed. A spring smorgasbord is set for Sunday April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Ron Devier
Frank Gregg
Dennis Custer
Hubert Lubash
James Deaver
Mrs Cathey Honored At Farewell Party Guests Attend
Mrs John Cathey was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted by Mrs Alvin Narjes on Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs Duane Kahl and others. Entertainment was Court Whist with first prize to Mrs Ed Narjes, and Mrs Elsen won consolation. The honoree and family will move to Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cathey
Alvin Narjes
Duane Kahl
Ken Nienhuser
Leonard Rieken
Herb Hruska Jr
Paul Houser
Robert Elsen
Ed Narjes
Nebraska film program books nationwide through Game Commission
Nebraska film program highlights include 16mm color films like NEBRASKAland, booked by many states from California to New York. The Game Commission reports 611 film dates last year and offers free scheduling to groups of 25 or more, with bookings needing up to a year in advance for popular titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Hollywood
The
Game Commission
California
New Jersey
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Georgia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Kansas
New York
Nevada
Tennessee
Nebraska
Nebraskaland
Phil Harris
Ted Williams
Commission
Alliance
Bassett
Norfolk
North Platte
Hastings College Freshmen Girls On Pledge List
Three freshman students from Cheyenne County at Hastings College were pledged to sororities at the close of rush week Friday. Lea Nelson of Potter pledged Chi Omega Psi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred R. Nelson. Cynthia Schmale of Lodge Pole also pledged Chi Omega Psi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmale. Judy Enevoldsen of Potter pledged Sigma Tau Sigma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Enevoldsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Hastings College
Lea Nelson
Potter
Wilfred R. Nelson
Chi Omega Psi Sorority
Cynthia Schmale
Louis Schmale
Lodgepole
Judy Enevoldsen
D.W. Enevoldsen
Sigma Tau Sigma Sorority
Seventeen Club Plans Money Raffle Prizes
The Seventeen Club met at Miss Lonnie Kurz’s home to discuss money making projects and a raffle offering first prize $20, second $5, and third $2.50. The top ticket seller wins $5. Tickets will be distributed at the Feb 26 meeting at Mrs. Spencer Cronk’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Kurz
Spencer Cronk
Census update from Memorial Hospital with admissions and births
As of February 16 Memorial Hospital lists 58 patients and six babies. ADMITTED: Sidney area includes Francis Finney, Lonnie Devier, Walter Morris, Fred Peters, Jeff Green, Bonita Sanford, Julius Masur, Ernest Augenstein, David Starnes, Patsy Dvorak, Jack Banks, Brenda Frerichs, Karla Childers, Michael Policky. Potter includes Thomas Pophorn, Howard Fisher, John Alves. Peetz lists Ruth Hartway, Walter Fehringer, Randall Wood. Gurley notes Wayne Elsen. DISMISSED and many more names follow as a roster. births record two baby boys to Francis Finney and David Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Francis Finney
Lonnie Devier
Walter Morris
Fred Peters
Jeff Green
Bonita Sanford
Julius Masur
Ernest Augenstein
David Starnes
Patsy Dvorak
Jack Banks
Brenda Frerichs
Karla Childers
Michael Policky
Potter
Thomas Pophorn
Howard Fisher
John Alves
Peetz
Ruth Hartway
Walter Fehringer
Randall Wood
Gurley
Wayne Elsen
Donald Smith
Herman Miller
Peter J. Beyer
Lynda Aufdengarten
Sanford Butcher
Erna Brauer
Mia Kreinbring
Mick Dickes
John Kinnersley
Herb Johnson
John Jeppesen
Gary Walker
James Young
James York
George Schnell
Harold Phillips
Kimball
Jesse Howlett, Jr
Edwin Aurich
David Barnes
Elks Rehearsal Preview for State Ritualistic Contest
Sidney Elks officers spent Sunday in Ogallala rehearsing for the State Ritualistic Contest set for March 22 in Broken Bow. Lodges Sidney Scottsbluff Alliance and Ogallala participate with a state team and officers to be chosen. Attending from Sidney were Bob Wait Mel Crom Ralph Careleton Art Witkowski Preston Hogeland John Ward J. B. Baker and John Lessig as ritual coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Elks
Ogallala
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Bob Wait
Mel Crom
Ralph Careleton
Art Witkowski
Preston Hogeland
John Ward
J. B. Baker
John Lessig
Colonels to entertain Kimball Rotary at Sweetheart Banquet
The Fort Sidney Colonels travel to Kimball Tuesday evening to entertain the Kimball Rotary Club at its annual Sweetheart Banquet at the Kimball Country Club. The Colonels will present a 30 minute program of various selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sidney
Kimball
Kimball Rotary Club
Kimball Country Club
Academy Students Aid In Fight Against Birth Defects
St. Patrick's March of Dimes representatives sponsor two blanket throws at games against Lodgepole and Lorenzo. Miss Davis and Mr. Sutton, seniors at St. Pat's, are active in class leadership and school activities. They urge donations to the March of Dimes to combat birth defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Lodgepole
Lorenzo
Miss Davis
St. Pat’s
Wayne Davis
Sutton
Glenn Sutton
Jam Cake With Raspberry Frosting Recipe
A jam cake in a tube pan uses fine bread crumbs and corn oil with six eggs and raspberry jam for moisture two ounce frosting made from jam and corn syrup. This dessert serves as a family sweet snack or teenage gathering treat with optional two layer pans and standard bake times.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dewey Schaffer
O’neill
Dave Young
Jim Countryman
University of Nebraska
Sam Countryman
Campus ” News
Roslyn Nelson
Tri- County
CSC
Car Club
Elks
Kimball Rotary
Academy
Kathy Davis
Steve Sutton
Charles Wolford
Telegraph
Callaway
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
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