Memorial hospital census and admissions list
As of 8 am Monday Memorial hospital reported 41 patients and two babies in the nursery. Names appear for admitted and discharged patients across Lodgepole Chappell and Casper areas. Births include a boy to Duane Barb and a girl to Robert Lindsey.
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Memorial Hospital
Bam
Arthur Fre
Duane Namath
Jerry Truax
Rose Lund
Don C. Dean
Larry Peetz
Duane Barb
Godred Schiller
Lodgepole
Juaye Dickinson
Carl Jurgens Chappell
Paul Swanson
Henry Kalb Peelz
Edward Buehrer Bushnell
Everitt Battensperger
Sidney
LeRoy Childers
Verlin Geth
Brian Sherlock
Arthur Nienhueser
Edwin Groshans
Crescencio Rocha
Robert Zalesky
Harold Langley
George Kavanaugh
Clark Powell
Thira
Jules Astmore
Mike
Birth notices for three families listed in Sterling area
Michael Wade Inskeep born February 17 in Sterling weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Siblings Jeff six and Kelly four. Grandparents Mr and Mrs John Metentry of Sidines and Mrs Robert Thisheep of Sterling. Later births include Brian Craig Philips born February 13 weighing 7 pounds 1/2 ounce. Siblings Derek Lee 3 1/2. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold Schreiner and Mr and Mrs Lou Perko. Michelle Lynn Grafe born February 4 weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces. Siblings Todd Wayne four. Grandparents Wayne Grofe and John Hl Lagker. great grandparents listed.
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Michael Wade
Vernon Inskeep
Sterling, Cole
Sterling
Jeff
Kelly
John Metentry
Sidines
Robert Thisheep
Vernon
Keep
J. D. Metlenry
Sonoma
Calif
Brian Craig Philips
Norma Philips
Cary
Brian Craig
Derek Lee
Harold Schreiner
Potter
Lou Perko
Aurora
Colo
Michelle Lynn Grafe
Gary Grafe
Denver
Michelle Lynn
Todd Wayne
Wayne Grofe
Oberlin
Kans
John Hl. Lagker
Sidney
Lonsa Laaker
John van Housen
John Grofe
Norton, Kans
Edgar Taylor
Angeline Baltronas
Presbyterian Church Doings Lenten Coffee Meeting Report
The third Lenten coffee at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church was held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the educational building with hosts Mrs. Jarvis Bush and Mrs. W. Wamsley. Mrs. Ernest Seeger led devotionals and Mrs. William Hunter reviewed Take My Hands by Dorothy Clarke Wilson. Hunter will lead a 7:30 p.m. adults study and share notes on Patrick. A church instruction class session is set for Saturday February 25 in the junior high fellowship room with seventeen present last week. The Great Hour of Sharing observance is planned for February 26 at the 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. church services and church school.
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Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Wednesla
Jarvis Bush
W. Wamsley
Ernest Seeger
William Hunter
Dorothy Clarke Wilson
Mary Verghese
India
Hunater
Langdon Rites Held On Friday
Funeral rites for Mrs. Lll lian Langdon were held Friday afternoon from the holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include two sons, John G. and Jerome G., five sisters, five brothers, and one son deceased in 1965. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home was in charge.
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Llllian Langdon
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Henry Monnich
Greenwood Cenetery
Ronald Maas
Merlin Maas
Orville Parker
Haraldeir Beveren
Melvin Shipley
Dathsott
John G
United States Navy
San Francisco
Jerome G
University of Nebraska
Dora Stahl
Carroll
Nebr
Emilie Holt
Sidney
Meta McDonald
Dalton
Marie Parker
Martha Maas
Potter
Hans Brogren
Winside
William Brogren
Hoskins
Ola Brogren
Edwin
Louis Brogren
Norfolk
Gehrig and Son Funeral Home
Audrey Gilbreath
First Christian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Wilbur Glassburn
Deward Jelinek
Vernon Shoopman
Ed Brooks
Red Hixon
Jerry Clark
A. E. Tennant
Church of Christ
Eldon
Lyons
Colo
Don
Billings
Mont
Ron
Fountain Valley
Calif
Willine Mann
Loveland
Doyle Ie Oder
Woodtaway
el Seren
Washington
Ponperosa
Sonn
PRESB
George Washington
Oreenlees
VFW auxiliary meeting moved to Legion Club rooms
The VFW auxiliary will meet Tuesday February 21 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting place is changed to the Legion Club rooms. On Wednesday February 22 the Sliver Belles Beaux Square Dance Club meets at 10th and Linden with Ken Pittam calling at 8 p.m. A re organizational meeting follows the dance. Church ladies plan a rummage sale March 3 and 4.
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VFW
Legion Club
Sliver Belles & Beaux Square Dance Club
10Th
Linden
Ken Pittam
Gilbreath Rites Were Saturday
Calif obituary notes Gilbreath rites held Saturday with one surviving son and grandchildren. Gehrig and Son Funeral Home arranged the services in Fair Centro California.
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Gilbreath
Calif
Fair Centro
Gehrig and Son
Officers Named At District VFW Cootie Meeting
District Three of the VFW Military Order of Cooties met in North Platte for officer elections. State commander Herman Karlin of Fremont attended, with Neal Craig Sid ney as state senior vice commander. Frank Eastman of Ogallala is the new district commander, and other officers include Scotty Engleman, Dick Schulze, Bill Bell, Marion Whitaker, Walt Splinters, Charles Colling, Don Peterson, Leo Brown, Tom Lenzen, and trustees. Appointive officers are Leo Schaf, Sylvester Yankin, Bill Anderson, Neal Craig, Ken Fleshman, and Virgil Hughes. State council meeting set for Hastings, state convention May 13-14 at Ogallala.
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VFW Military Order of Cooties
North Platte
Herman Karlin
Fremont
Neal Craig
Sidney
Frank Eastman
Ogallala
Scotty Engleman
Dick Schulze
Bill Bell
Marion Whitaker
Walt Splinters
Charles Colling
Don Peterson
Leo Brown
Scottsbluff
Tom Lenzen
Leo Schaf
Sylvester Yankin
Bill Anderson
Ken Fleshman
Booster
Virgil Hughes
Hastings
VFW
Jensen to represent U S in international surf life saving contest
Doug Jensen, ex Oxnard High School star and Stanford senior, chosen for U S squad at Adelaide Australia. The 21-year-old, 6-1, 172 pounds, has four years lifeguard experience and competes in swimming and running events. He sails from Los Angeles on Feb 8 and returns April 6 after NZ and Australia meets.
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Doug Jensen
Oxnard High School
Stanford University
United States
Adelaide
Australia
West Coast
Los Angeles
Jensen
Stanford
Alpha Tau Omicron Fraternity
Oxnard High
U.S
New Zealand
Doug
Walter Twarling
Dalton
Gordon Glassburn
Bud Mayer
Sidney
Lodgepole WSCS Circle Meets at Bondegard Home
The Lodgepole Women’s Society of Christian Service Circle 2 met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lloyd Bondegard’s home with 11 members and three guests, including Mrs. Clarence Meyer, Mrs. Ron Bartling, and Mrs. Barton Bondegard. Devotions were led by Mrs. Harold Hernbroom and the lesson “Bringing Life Abundant” was presented by Mrs. Horace Quinn. Hostess was Mrs. Albert Brandl. The next WSCS meeting is at the church on March 2 at 2 p.m., with devotions by Mrs. Helen Minshall and the lesson “The Church And People With Special Needs” by Mrs. Clarence Meyer. Hostesses will be Mrs. Meyer, Miss Ruby Bates, Mrs. Ed Block, and Mrs. Floyd Wise.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Lodgepole
Lloyd Bondegard
Clarence Meyer
Ron Bartling
Barton Bondegard
Harold Hernbroom
Horace Quinn
Albert Brandl
WSCS
Helen Minshall
Meyer
Ruby Bates
Ed Block
Floyd Wise
Sidney Public School Menu for February 21 to 27
Sidney Public School serves chili crackers and fruit on February 21 with cinnamon rolls and milk. February 23 features boiled beef with noodles and salad plus hot rolls and milk. February 24 offers egg salad sandwich with buttered corn and apple sauce with milk. February 27 includes baked wieners with cheese and mashed beans with tapioca pudding and milk. Subject to change.
Old Okapi Mystery and Banquet Plans Report
The okapi, once nearly unknown before 1900, is now a familiar zoo sight. Den 1 met at Mrs. Lewis Mehling’s home on Feb 15 to make items for the Blue and Gold Banquet. Dale Dress, reporter.
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Lewis Mehling
America
Dale Dress
Platteville honors student Rickie Hofer at PSU
Rickie Hofer son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hofer of Hanover Illinois, former Sidney residents, earned honors at Platteville State University for the recently ended fall semester. A Sidney High School graduate from the class of 1965, he posted a 3.40 GPA for the first semester, ending late in January. He is a sophomore.
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Rickie Hofer
Harry Hofer
Hanover
Ill
Sidney
Platteville State University
Rickie
Sidney High School
Ile
Diet of coyotes includes small mammals and more
Depending on availability, jack rabbits and cotton tails compose from 10 percent to 90 percent of the coyote's diet, reflecting broad prey shifts by region and season.
Boost Nebraska! Edison Lab Preserved at West Orange
Helen Hippen Jensen and Axel Jensen, former residents, reference Thomas A. Edison whose West Orange laboratory is preserved by the National Park Service. The lab remains as Edison left it at his death in 1931 after he spent 44 years developing fluorescent lamps and motion picture cameras.
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Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
National Park Service
Edison
Ritchard to triple duty in A Midsummer Dream
Cyril Ritchard plans to stage and act in the American Shakespeare Festival production of A Midsummer Night's Dream next summer. He will play Oberon and Bottom in his first engagement at the festival.
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Stratford (Ap
Cyril Ritchard
American Shakespeare Festival
Oberon
Bottom
Ritchard
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Lock
Presbyterian Church Doings
Langdon
Sventh
Polaroid
Illinois
Sears
Bill Howard
Boulder
Qeft
Gene Wahrman
Woodward
Oklo
Wahmian
Mr. Howard
Salina
Kan
Cootie
Lodgepole Wscs
Sidney Public School
Menu
Nebraska
Helen Hippen Jensen
His
Axel Jensen
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