Community News Roundup Of Travel Visits And Distant Fun
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pierson travel to Wellington for a son in law visit and to sightsee at Squaw Valley. Mrs. George Retzlaff and Herb Foreman head to Hammond for funeral services, with relatives from Omaha and nearby towns joining them. Local gatherings include church dedication events with families from Tryon and Sidney, and visits from Portland relatives enjoying time with Sidney residents before returning west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Pierson
Wellington
New
Larry Pedrett
Sqsaw Valley
Calif
George Retzlaff
Herb Foreman
Hammond
Ind
Walter Kunneman
Chris Mickelson
Grand Island
Otto Kearmland
Columbus
T Diva d Laie
Leigh
Neb
Foreman
John Spoor
Monticello
Sidney
C. E. Copley
Denver
Mas
Victor Smith
Keith Ray
Don Barnes
Cheyenne
Verna
Robinson
Ida _ Gewecke
Ohiowa
Fauchiér
Aurich
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Victor Ifsalund
Wendel Buttermore
Fred Warepeion
Scotté
John S. Neal
Martin Smolik
Chadron
Harveys Neal
Lincoln
Neal
John Neal
Millard
Smolik
Doughis
John Elrod
Tryon
L. Wadley
Melvin ‘Winkleman
Ton’ Anway
Myron Andre
John Leeds
B. E. Runge
Sind
Ed Runge
M. W. Riges
Francis Butterfield
Louis
Hu Acher
Daerh Baie
Arrieone
Aygia Viki
Dean Cha
Mys
Ies
Portland
Ore
Ladd Hvirs
Clarence Doit Wanvand
Faratty
Hales
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Gerhard
Rothe
Sige
Alee
Jackleir
Eva
Theis
Horae
Lew Ana Abel
Lemar
Hinrichs
O E S Supervisor visits Providence Chapter 108
Mrs Thelma Trego district supervisor for the Order of the Eastern Star made an official visit to Providence Chapter 108 in Sutherland Nebraska. The day included a luncheon school of instruction in the Masonic Temple a dinner at Ft Sidney Hotel and an evening meeting with officers and members honoring the chapter and outlining Nebraska Eastern Star projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Trego
Sutherland
Neb
Order of the Eastern Star
Providence
Masonic Temple
Ft. Sidney
Temple
Jack Weimer
Rex Olsen
Charles Grigsby
Lloyd Falich
Robert Hiett
Lenhart ‘Schobert
Frank Longan
David Ells
C.E.S. Néington
Roy Depew
Mie Schou
Harold Spiker
Anid
Eastern Star
Nebraska
Fremont
Masonic-Eastern Star
Plattesmouth
Pusan
Estarl
Eastérn Star
Harold Higgins
John Pylé
Kathryn"Kratz
la Fiat
Martha ’ Ham
James Edwards
Pyle
Altar Society Dinner Announced At St Patrick’s
The St Patrick’s Altar Society announces a public dinner at the Youth Center on Thursday February 25 starting at 5 p.m. Mrs Bob Hanneman is chairman with Mrs Verne Aibro as co chairwoman and a long list of assistants including Mary Brady Fred Hanneman Harold Cochran Frank Mick Si Behm Don Masur and many more. A note adds that about one wild turkey is killed by bow and arrow in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
Will. Werve
Bob Hanneman
Verne Aibro
Mmes
Mary Brady
Fred Hanneman
Harold Cochran
Frank Mick
Si Behm
West Virginia
Community club and society notices crowd Fort Sidney area events
A dense list of February meetings and social events across Fort Sidney venues. Chapters and auxiliaries such as Job's Daughters Bethels Gamma Tau and Alpha Iota sororities, Civitan Club and PTA announce 7 30 pm starts plus dinners at Ft Sidney Hotel and the Italian Aid hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats Bo
Job's Daughters
Kimball
Chappell
Bethels
Japhia Ni
Beta Sigma Phi Sorofity
Lorenzo P.T.A
Panhandle
B & PW
Eee Gals Toasmaasiers Club
Ft. Sidney
Stone
Roary
Kings Daughters
Grace Rapist Gleanesse Missionary Group
Siuesday
Civitan Club
Rail’s Cafe
Catholic Daughters of America
Bote Valley
gMedicalae
Carder
National ‘Guard Armory
Gamma
Tau
Alpha Iota
Epsilon
Sigma” Alpha
St. Paul's
Fellowship Hall
Potter
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Merschem’s
Scouts Meet at Den Mother's Home for Blue and Gold Banquet
Cab Scouts Pack 99 held a meeting at the Den Mother and Father Charles Christiansen home on Wednesday February 17. Invitations were made for fathers to attend the Blue and Gold Banquet on February 24 at First Methodist Church. Jerry Knife provided refreshments and Billy Gipfert assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Christiansen
First Methodist Church
Jerry Knife
Billy Gipfert
Épériér
Ashberg
Elizabeth Jay
Julie Wilson
Jerlyn Williamson
Rolanda Gorman
Hong Kong
Pamela Schmidt
Den
Pask
East War School
Sidney
Vance Quinn
Living Circle
Jeanne Mueller Weds Derrell Suter in Sidney Church Rites
Miss Jeanne Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Herb Mueller of Potter wed Derrell Suter son of Mr and Mrs Sam Suter of Bedford Wyoming in St Pauls Lutheran Sidney. The 2 PM ceremony drew 1500 guests with Rev Clarence Boye officiating and lavender mums decor. The couple plans to reside in Kimball after a wedding trip to Bedford Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Mueller
Herb Mueller
Potter
Derrell Suter
Kimball
Sam Suter
Bedford
Wyo
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Sidney
Clarence Boye
Diane Hilpert
Judy Stamper
Vicky Mueller
Florence Stamper
Cora Sue Simmermhan
Kristine Stamper
Linda Simmerman
Kevin Merscheim
DeVau Suter
Kenneth Merscheim
Tom Dindinger
James Winn
Mueller
City Auditorium
S. J. Simmerman
Arlene Hickman
Lois Dindinger
Karen Simmerman
Sylvia Reitz
Diane Wills
Darlene Gerler
Shirley Tank
Parent's Council Announces Spring Meeting and Back-To-School Nights
Jack Knickey presides as the Parent's Advisory Council sets its spring meeting for March 30 and appoints Mel Adams as chair with Mrs J R Gilliland and Leland Fellatt as nominating committee members. Next fall's Back-To-School nights are Sept 28 for Junior High and Oct 5 for Senior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Knicely
Mel Adams
J. R. Gilliland
Leland Fellatt
Mrs Neal Craig Named VEW Auxiliary District Page
Mrs Neal Craig president of the Sidney Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars was notified of her appointment as Page for District Presidents at the Department Convention June 12 to 14 in North Platte. The honor came from Mrs Ann Trimpe Culbertson State Auxiliary President for recognizing the local auxiliarys efforts at the district meeting last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Craig
Sidney
Sher
North Platte
Ann Trimpe
Culbertson
All Day Program Set Saturday For Potter Speech Test
A speech contest at Potter High School on Saturday February 27 features 49 students, the largest turnout yet. The schedule lists events from poetry readings to original public address and extemporaneous speaking with judges from the State Teachers College. Public admission is free and winners advance to the Lodge Pole Valley Activities Association contest on March 7 at Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Potter High School
Celleen Egging
Rod-r
Kay Lee
Atril Jsuelis
Wth
Jean CelLeng
Joan DeLong
Celiezn Cregng
Miry Wheeler
Danny Knight
Violet Holliday
Janet Egging
Danny Carson
Evelyn Hilpert
Eileen Herboldsheimer
Laura Randil
Avril Juolfs
Kay Erikou
Avid Reed
Rebest
Itc
Jamie Haworth
Clayton Shoemaker
Jerry Meester
Larry Musil
Colleen Egging
Danny Carlson
Dennis Nelscn
Danny Knieht
Mary Schnell
Janet Randall
Sherry Reitz
Karen Mceench
Doris Runge
Vandyne Musil
Nancy Ballanger
Marlene Wheeler
James Rosenthal
LaNita Studnicka
Laura Randall
Sharon Haworth
Wayne Walker
Jerry Meéster
Marvin Moenich
Rispah
Lord Tennyson
Eugene Rydahl
Neil McArthur
The
State Teachers College
Lodge Pole Valley Activities Association
Dalton
Nebraska Society To Have Annual Picnic
The Nebraska State Society schedules its annual mid winter picnic on Saturday Feb 27 at Bixby Park Long Beach California. I L Ramum president announces speakers and entertainment with food concessions or BYOL. Nebraska residents or former residents in the area are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Society
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Calif
I. L. Ramum
Nebraska
Tornado Carries Bank Note From Virginia Home
A tornado lifted a paid up bank note from John W. Clayton Jr. in AIR MAIL Mechum River Virginia and carried it about 50 miles to near Lacy Springs where R Enschler found and returned it to Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechum River
John W. Clayton Jr
Lacy Springs
R. Enschler
Clayton
Engagement to be wed planned for May first
Donna Ruth Margritz and Kyle L Kriegsmann announce their engagement as May 1 wedding plans unfold. Mrs Wilbur Margritz of Lexington announces the betrothal. Miss Margritz, a Parks School of Commerce Denver graduate, works for a Denver insurance firm. Kriegsmann, son of Mr and Mrs George Kriegsmann Sidney, attended Colorado State College and Barnes School of Commerce, a Phi Theta Phi member employed by a Denver calculator company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Ruth Margritz
Kyle L. Kriegsmann
Wilbur Margritz
Lexington
Miss Margritz
Parks School’ of“Commerce
Denver
George F Kriegsmann
Sidney
Colorado State College
Barnes School of Commerce
Phi Theta Phi
Soo
Record crowd at Cub Scout Pack 90 blue gold dinner
The Blue and Gold banquet for Cub Scout Pack 89 featured a record 225 attendees including boys and families in the city auditorium basement. Mayor Rudy Munderloh spoke on Scouting history and awards were presented by Clarence Whitton among other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout
City Auditorium
Rudy Munderloh
Ortis Bucher
Gene Morris
W. W. Schulz
Odd Fellows Lodge
Bob Hanneman
Clarence Whitton
C. F. Parks
Den 5
Harlan Haith
Webelos Scouts
Jack Fish
Whitton
Monty Trobough
Eddi Ahrens
Terry Dalton
Bobcat
Gary McAfee
Joel Zilmer
Larry Haith
Denner
Steve Neubauer
Danny Jensen
Larry Hawkins
Ronald Fish
Den
Bob Morris
Larry Maddox
Gary Don Young
Wolf
Daniel Gallardo
David Perez
Baden-Powell Birthday Links World Scout Spirit
On February 22, the world marks Thinking Day honoring Lord Baden-Powell founder of the Scouting movement. His wife Lady Baden-Powell leads the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts as chief guide. Local Brownie Troops 9 1 38 15 share activities and reflections on friends worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Reo Sacen-Powell
Scouting For
Lady Baden-Powell
World Association of Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
World Movement
Baden-Powell
Eugene Lang
Admitted list includes Sidney attendees and relatives
Sidney attendees and their companions are listed by surname with multiple married names and children. The document also mentions Sunol and Lodgepole households, and residents from Arvada and Kimball with spouses and daughters named in the extended roster.
Birth Announcement for Lesley Kay Grigg
Lesley Kay Grigg was born Friday February 19 at 9 25 am in Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce. Parents are Mr and Mrs Jaye Grigg. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Kinney and Mrs Margaret Grigg of Sidney. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank McCauley of Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley Kay Grigg
Jaye Grigg
Lesley Kay
Memorial Hospital
W. Kinney
Margaret Grigg
Sidney
M.s Frank McCauley
Allianc
Parents Welcome Daughter Susan Kay at Memorial Hospital
Susan Kay Rapp er and Mrs Gerald Rapp are the parents of a daughter named Susan Kay born at 9 42 a m on Sunday February 21 in Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kay
Gerald Rapp
Memorial Hospital
Birth of Susan Diane Chambers in Memorial Hospital
Susan Diane Chambers was born at 7 30 p m on Saturday February 20 in Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds 414 ounces. She has sisters Gay Lynn age three and Martha age 18 months. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Sam Chambers of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Conrad Schnell of Toppenish Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Diane Chambers
Susan Diane
Cleo Chambers
Memorial Hospital
Gay Lynn
Martha
Sam Chambers
Sidney
Conrad Schnell
Toppenish
Wash
Hartt Baby Born to George and Wife Virginia
A daughter named Virginia Lee Hartt was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Hartt at 9 32 a.m. on Friday February 19 weighing seven pounds one quarter ounce. Siblings are Steven five Deborah four and Teresa two. Grandmothers are Eleanor Rodrigues of Phoenix Arizona and Josie Sandoval of Taos New Mexico. Great grandparents are Joe and ? Robles of Garden City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Hartt
Virginia Lee
George Hartt
Memorial Hospital
Steven
Deborah
Teresa
Eleanor Rodrigues
Phoenix
Ariz
Josie Sandoval
Taos
N. M
Joe Robles
Garden City
Kan
Peetz Couple Welcome Daughter Sharon Sue Fehringer
Sharon Sue Fehringer was born Thursday February 18 at Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds six ounces. Parents Sharon Sue Fehringer and Walter Fehringer of Peetz announce siblings Tommy eight, Vincent seven, Steven four, and Rose Mary two. Grandparents are J. P. Mohatt of Sidney and Joseph G Fehringer of Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Sue Fehringer
Walter Fehringer
Peetz
Sharon Sue
Memorial Hospital
Tommy
Vincent
Steven
Rose Mary
J. P. Mohatt
Sidney
Joseph G Fehringer
Copley Twins Born in Omaha in February Birth
Mr and Mrs John Copley of Omaha announce the birth of twins Laura Marie five pounds nine ounces and Anna Lynn five pounds three ounces born at 8 30 am Sunday February 21 in an Omaha hospital Grandparents include Mrs Alice Prather of Omaha and Mrs B Sabro of Redondo Beach Great grandparents Rex Prather and others from Sidney and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofe. Copley
Sidney
Rex Prather
Los Ang
Alice Prather
Qmaha
B. Sabro
Redondo Beach
Make Ahead Graham Cracker Crust and Frankfurter Roll Toast
Prepare a graham cracker crust ahead and refrigerate it. When ready, bake the crust and add the filling. Use leftover Frankfurter rolls by splitting buttering and toasting under the broiler. Serve with a hearty soup for lunch.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O.E.S
Wedneaday
Rebeka Kiising
Kinoai
P.m
Maycées
Silven Bailee
Sy Bains
Youditor
Sidney Church
Mr. and
Mrs
Thompson
Parent's Council
VEW
John DeLong
Avril Juelfs
Barton Terman
Dennis Nelson
Cub Scout Pack
Ole Hanneman
Espuanel
Nebraska Society
Donna Ruth Marsritz
Stewart Holmes
South Ward School
Jeannie Olsen
Debi Thayer
Brownie Troop
Jelinek
Patty Jelinek
Cynthia Schmale
Brownie
Central School
Kathy Loewe
Vicki Niebaum
Vickie Niebaum
Tammy Jo
Brenda Sue
Melvin Johnson
Warren Rapp
Holdrege, Neb
Ee Girl Scouts
Carolyn Tilghman
Danny Gallardo
Milton Kreinbring
Maude Quelle
Grace Schulte Sedgrpolz
Tora Peters
June Sarel
Php Jensen Botter
Auras
Prices Cros
Noa Rowh
Luci Ptasil An
Dens Rossanilson
Lee Taylor
Robert Thorpe
Betty Hoosier
Luther J. Reinhart
Arthur Aurich
Tiny Belle
Cna
Evelyn Rudie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!