Around The Town and Mrs Roy Thomas ii Goodland Kansas
Community notes share weekend travel visits and family connections across multiple towns. Carla Kay Ius wed Raymond Scott, with relatives in Sidney and surrounding towns, and kinship links extend to Oshkoshire Kearney and Laramie. Recent visits include Don Meier, Walter Donald, and Mrs Halle with family members in diverse locales, detailing lineage across California Utah Nebraska and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Thomas ii
Goodland
Kans
Carla Kayius
Raymond Scott
Thomus
Sidney
Poster Contest Announced for Cheyenne County Students
The Sidney Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors a Nebraska Centennial poster contest for Cheyenne County school children in grades four through nine. Three divisions exist with prizes of 5 and 2.5 dollars. Entries must reflect Nebraska history beauty or culture and be on 12x18 or 18x24 inches using specified media.
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Sidney Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph Office
Charles Ham
Marie Nichelson
Sofar
L A. Caldwell
Marriage notice announces Carla Kay Pri mus to Raymond Scott
Mr and Mrs Stanley Primus of Goodland Kansas announce the marriage of their daughter Carla Kay to Raymond Scott son of Mr and Mrs Buford Scott of Johnson Kansas on February 18 The ceremony was performed by Rev Clifford Ose in the Lutheran Church at Goodland Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott will reside in Goodland The bride’s parents are longtime residents and the bride’s grandfather is John Billeter of Memorial no
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Stanley Primus
Goodland
Kans
Carla Kay
Raymond Scott
Buford Scott
Johnson
Clifford Ose
John Billeter
Memorial No
Lodgepole ALA Holds Meeting
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Unit 286 met Tuesday afternoon February 14 at Mrs. Paul Smiths home. Sixteen members answered roll call with Thoughts on Americanism and fifteen dollars were donated to the Red School House fund for nurses scholarships. An American Legion Auxiliary Leadership workshop is set for April 5-6 in North Platte. The unit completed a hospital assignment of six garment covers. District 4 president Mrs. Floyd Cox reported at Hastings Mid Winter conference February 4-5 that District 4 is 76 members short of quota. Lodgepole has plus one. Plans to invite Mrs. Clarke and District 4 secretary Mrs. Elmer Parsons of Morrill to May meeting were announced. The unit will sponsor another girl for Cornhusker Girls State June 10-16. Mrs. Horace Quinn led the Americanism program. Mrs. Gertrude Wickard received the Red School House award. February serving committee was Mrs. Paul Smith and Mrs. Floyd Wise. Lions Club dinner responsibility for Feb 13 and Feb 27. March committee is Mrs. Arthur Disney and Mrs. John Hornicek. Mrs. George Minshall to present Community Service program. Meeting set for Mar 14 at Mrs. Arthur Disney’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Smith
Red School House Fund
American Legion Auxiliary
North Platte
William Cox
District 4
Floyd Cox
Morrill
Hastings
Lodgepole
Clarke
Elmer Pare Sons
Cornhusker Girls State
Lincoln
Horace Quinn
Gertrude Wickard
Floyd Wise
Lions Club
Arthur Disney
John Hornicek
George Minshall
Church Holds Mission Study at Lodgepole Methodist
The Lodgepole Methodist Church held a mission study after Sunday services on February 12 with a covered dish luncheon. Reed Bond delivered a devotional on Man's Need Money, a film How Things Hide People was shown, and Rev. Gary Aten reviewed Need Is Our Neighbor. About 50 attended. Next week will feature dinner film and World Outlook reviews by Mrs Gary Aten followed by a Q and A. Mrs Dean Christenson teaches the grade school class. Members and friends are urged to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Methodist Church
Reed Bond
Gary Aten
Dean Christenson
Bride Linda Sutton Weds Gary Brue in Sidney Nebraska
Linda Jo Sutton became the bride of Gary Dean Brue of Virginia Beach Virginia in a 2 pm Feb 12 ceremony at First Methodist Church Sidney The Rev Stayton officiated before an altar with seven branches and roses Candles were lit by attendants The couple’s parents are listed with relatives and out of town guests attended including Julesburg Copass Concord Phoenix and Chappell Notable details include a cranberry themed reception and a cranberry tweed wedding trip outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jo Sutton
Gary Dean Brue
Virginia Beach
First Methodist Church
Sidney
Thomas B. Sutton
Dale Brue
North Platte
Neb
John E. Stayton
Ron Peterson
Roland Schmid
Chappell
Larry Dean Stoll
Lodgepole
Eugene Golden
Mademoiselle
Spain
Cindy Connelly
Denver
Venice
Wanda Anderson
Pam Jeppesen
Gwen Golden
Larry Golden
Bernie Golden
Robert
Floyd Stoll
Rita Jean Stoll
Ron Sick
Dick Fugate
Merrie Robinson
Gayle Osborn
Pam Schmitt
Peggy Jelinek
Mrs. Brue
Navy
Tom Phillips
Julesburg
Colo
Ervin Copass
Saundra Knackstedt
Phoenix
Ariz
A. J.stoll
Irene Sutton
Concord
Final Rites For Mr. Hagemeister
Funeral services for Dean W. Hagemeister were held at Potter Methodist Church with Rev. Erwin Kiel and Rev. Home B. Hix officiating. The 64 year old Potter resident died after a brief Memorial Hospital stay in Sidney. Active pallbearers included Earl Anderson and Clifford Johnson, among others. honorary pallbearers named Lester Willoughby and Willard Wills. Hagemeister, a longtime Potter resident since 1920, also maintained a summer home at Estes Park and was known to western Nebraska communities and amateur radio operators. The family requested memorials to the Dean W. Hagemeister Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean W. Hagemeister
Potter Methodist Church
Erwin Kiel
Home B. Hix
Potter
Mr. Hagemeister
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
the Feneral
Earl Anderson
Clifford Johnson
Harold Hendee
Wendell Johnson
Wilfred Nelson
Harold Steele
Lester Willoughby
Willard Wills
Kenneth Rose
Rudy Dedic
Robert Lockwood
Guy Terman
Erwin Wheeler
Fred Enevoldsen
Dewey Larson
Hagemeister
Estes Park
Nebraska
Longtime Western Nebraska resident George H. Young dies at 86
Funeral services were held today in Scottsbluff for George H. Young 86 who died last Thursday in Sidney. Born Sept 28 1880 in LeMars Iowa he moved to Nebraska in 1885 and later worked in education banking and railroading before retiring in 1965. He and his wife lived in Sidney the past two years. He was a member of the Marsland Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Crawford and the Tangier Temple Shrine. A Nebraska Heart Association memorial was established. Survivors include his wife at Memorial Rest Home in Sidney Gehrig and Son Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Scottsbluff
George H. Young
Sidney
Mr. Young
LeMars
Iowa
Nebraska
Gering High School
Banner County
First National Bank of
Burlington Railroad
Marsland Lumber Co
Bessie Kibble
Denver
Methodist Church
Marsland
Masonic Lodge
Crawford
Tangier
Omaha
Nebraska Heart Association
Prairie Schooners Dance Club Plans Centennial Float
The Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club held its monthly meeting at Gene and Mary Frerichs home with eighteen members. Larry Gilstrap led the session while plans formed for a Centennial parade float. The Feb 25 dance was canceled to attend the Plainsmen Promenaders Festival in Sterling. Next dances Mar 11 with Gene Frerichs calling and Apr 22 by Hal Sperber in the 4-H building. A Nebraska Crippled Children benefit dance is set for Apr 1 at the Elks Hall with Harry Scott of Denver coordinating.
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Prairie Schooners Square
Gene Frerichs
Club Presient
Larry Gilstrap
Sterling
Sidney
Hal Sperber
Ernie Kinney
California
Mal Minshall
Paul Mills
Nebraska
The
Elks Hall
Harry Scott
Denver
Royal Neighbors Honor Members
Royal Neighbors met at Mrs. Amy Bale Felt home with co hostesses. Fifteen members attended. Verna Robinson, celebrating 50 years as a Royal Neighbor, was honored. Cards bingo followed with multiple prizewinners. next meeting set for March 16 at Mrs. Mary Trienen’s home.
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Amy Bale Felt
Robert Call
Leroy Miller
Verna Robinson
Miss Robinson
Georgia Mae Walker
Iva Beyer
Royal Neighbor
Davenport
Iai
Nebraska Royal Neighbor Scholarship Fund
Mary Trienen
Margaret Na=gengast
Ethel Wimner
Amy Bales
John Engel
Loretta Fehringer
Blanche Humphrey
Pat Seidel
Ethel Wimer
Appreciation Day at Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Bazaar
On Wednesday February 22 the Cheyenne County Farm Bureau women host a bazaar with cakes cookies candy and fancy work to support the nurses loan fund. Proceeds aid county youths with seven to nine pm talks on health. free door prizes and refreshments served at the Farm Bureau office 1824 10th Ave Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Cheyenne County
Farm Bureau
Anchor Serum Company
10Th Ave
Sidney
Serviceman Hickey Serves Aboard USS Enterprise
Albert J. Hickey, USN, Sidney High School class of 1966, is stationed on the USS Enterprise off South Vietnam. He flies in reconnaissance missions from the carrier and works with radar.
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Albert J. Hickey
USN
Sidney High School
Enterprise
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Women's Place In The World program at Xi Iota sorority
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Iota chapter held a Feb 14 meeting at Mrs. M. L. Merritt's home. Mrs. John Schou presented Women’s Place In The World of Photography Religion and Painting with slides of Sonl Richards apostles. March 14 next meeting hosted by Mrs. George Taylor with Mrs. Ross Barker as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schou
Xi Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
M. L. Merritt
C. B. Dorwart
LCW Circles Meet at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women circles gathered Thursday at Holy Trinity. Elizabeth Circle, led by hosts Mrs. Dale Schoonover and Mrs. Robert Ludwig, discussed 1967 year books and altar paraments and planned crafts for the fall bazaar. Esther Circle, with Miss Alice Rexroth hosting, heard a devotional by Mrs. Etta Block and a lesson on Prayer Part II. Ruth Circle, with hostesses Mrs. Arlo Jones and Mrs. Ron Hunt, hosted five guests and heard Coleen Christ speak about her Rotary year in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Circle
Dale Schoonover
Robert Ludwig
Esther Circle
Alice Rexroth
Dance Festival In Omaha Marks 18th Square Event
The 18th annual square dance festival hosted by the Omaha Area Square Dance Council will take place at the Civic Auditorium on Sunday March 5. Sacramento caller Lee Hessel will headline with Ernie Gross and his wife handling round dancing. The schedule runs 2 to 7 p.m. with dinners and dances, and tickets vary by role.
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Omaha Area Square Dance Council
Civic Auditorium
Lee Hessel
Sacramento
Calif
Ernie Gross
Syracuse
Neb
Square Dance
18Th and
Capitol
Omaha
Book Review Featured by Multiple WSCS Circles
Mrs. James Edwards presented a review of Appointment Congo by Mrs. Burleigh Law to WSCS circles at First Methodist Church in Sid ney. Circles discussed devotionals lessons and membership themes as hosted by various members and co-hostesses with several guests in attendance across seven circles.
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WSCS
James Edwards
Congo
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sidney
Burleigh Law
Circle Two
Elizabeth Schwasnick
Lewis Million
Schwasnick
Gerald Laux
Rex Olson
Edwards
Circle One
Walter Cork
Weldon Stewart
Jim Paxton
Kenneth Bagby
Cecil Hume
John Stayton
A. L. Cruise
James Keating
Circle Four
Florence Linton
Lou Aufdengarten
Circle Five
Lebaron Goodwin
Keith Simpson
Wilbur Henke
Lloyd Carr
B. E. Yester
Chester Hickman
Frank Finney
William Christy
Circle Six
Verlin Livingston
John Mason
George Niekum
Ed Sumner
Ron Tremain
Kurth Deland
Dennis Miller
Stanley Wells
St Pat Students Attend Panhandle Music Clinic
St Pat students Dan Deaver Keith Hyde Mary T Spencer Debby Duncan Carol Gregg Rosellen Deaver Pat Bonkiewicz and Kathi Bennett traveled with two chaperones to Crawford for the Panhandle C music clinic. Walt Scholl led the Clinic Choir and Dr Ginuchi directed the Clinic Band in the second annual event.
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Dan Deaver
Keith Hyde
Mary T. Spencer
Debby Duncan
Carol Gregg
Rosellen Deaver
Pat Bonkiewicz
Kathi Bennett
Don Duncan
James Deaver
Crawford
Panhandle
Walt Scholl
Ginuchi
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Joe
Sherfey
James Sherfey
Johke
Oshkoshire
Kearney
Tanddaughter
Cen
Irs
Don Meier
Mr. and
Mrs
Bob
U Walter Donald
Porter I
Trial Hospital
Ernest Halle
Laramie
Wyu
Jie
Kim Qenue
Walter Hale E
Craig
Jeve
St. Petersburg
Avis Luer
Jacl Scott
Elaine Lve
Alameda
Donald Young
Monte
David
Dalton
George Young
Anna Reimers
Illian Jackson
Wheatidge
Cio
Harold Sons
Urley
Golda Uti Ra
Ogden
Utah
Valer Dowell
University of Wyong
Lara
S .Ster
Kim
Don Young
Halles
Sturn
E Hare
Umatilla
Ore
Chile
Laura Lee Chapman
M. John
McHenry
Ster
M? Ry’s
Wes
St . Weilenry’s
Idem
Michael Wade
Juliets
John Sell
Susan Hahler
Nest
Im van Mark
Emil van Mark
Rodney Mathewson
Lodgepole Ala
Linda Sutton
Memorial Rest Home
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Royal Neighbors
Evelyn Jarvis
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jarvis
Alliance
Telegraph
LCW
Nora Christiansen
Circle Seven
Ralph Welch
Sam Countryman
Alva Ackerson
Ourselves
Ed Swanson
St. Pat
DU Cum Club
du Cum Extension Club
Irvin Campbell
Campbell
Vernon Goranson
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Goranson
Francis Hiner
Myrtle Higgins
Elwin Linton
Royal Inn
Tom Erickson
X1 Alpha Kappa
Jim Worth
X1 Omega Chapter
Carley
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