Around the Town Notes From Sidney Nebraska Social Row
Mrs W D Harte returned Tuesday from funeral of sister Mrs E W Neese at Grosse Pointe Farms Michigan She also visited her mother Mrs W W Ca teross in Eau Claire Wisconsin Western regional director named for The College Life Insurance Co Richard Punches a Doane and Colorado athlete named to post at 1275 Glencoe Street Denver 22 Colorado His wife is former Marilyn Hand of Sidney Marcelyn Jurgens visiting parents took part in Wickstrom Schulz wedding festivities in Potter She recently joined Dow Chemical Co in Denver Kay Thomas University student at Colorado State College joined wedding events in Potter Also in town were A F Weber and Dean Wilson visiting Omaha and Norfolk Dean McGirr former Sidney resident Kent Bond returning to Camp Carson after visiting his parents. Saute eggplant and tomato slices with broiled lamb chops for a company supper or broil vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Harte
E.W. Neese
Grosse Pointe Farms
Mich
W. W. Catéross
Eau Claire
Wis
Jim Schimka
Sherman Young
Boulder
Edgar Proctor
Denver
N. J. Wennerholm
Kansas City
P. G. Post
Bridgeport
Harvey Nelson
Potter
Rose
Gould
Council Bluffs
Iowa
B. Stascil
Wilbur, Neb
Richard Punches
Doane College
University of Colorado
The
College Life Insurance Co
America
Glencoe St
Cole
Doane
Marilyn Hand
Sidney
Sally
Stephen
Marcelyn Jurgens
Parks School of Business
H. J Jurgens
Wickstrom-Schulz
Marcelyn
Seward
Dean Wilson
Omaha
Mr. Wilson
Nebraska
Norfolk
Leonard Fine
A. J. Jorgenson
Phoenix
Michael Heaton
P. J. Heaton
Kearney State Teachers College
Miss
Geneva Hotéling
Ogallala
Guiding Star Girl Scout Council
William King
Ruth Nye
Dean McGirr
Fomer
Snow Storm Cuts KC Fourth Degree Party Attendance
A Sunday snow storm blamed for halving attendance at the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus patriotic party in Ft Sidney Hotel banquet room. Only 43 of 80 expected were present. Rev Thomas Siudowski spoke on the role of Fourth Degree members, noting George Washington aided all faiths. Guests included Rev Siudowski and sister Estelle Witt, Rev Chamberlain, Rev Kremeier, Mr. and Mrs. Zwicki, and Mr. and Mrs. Short. Decorations featured a Washington theme with flags and corsages for the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Ft. Sidney
Thomas Siudowski
Claude Campbell
Art Lenzen
Siudowski
Estelle Witt
Chicago
Robert Chamberlain
James Kremeier
Eugene Zwicki
Ed Short
George Washington
Zwickl School of Dance
Joseph Kelley
Mary Hewitt and Troy Luster wed in quiet First Baptist ceremony
Mary Hewitt daughter of Charles and Eff Hewitt of Sidney married Troy W Luster of Rock Springs Wyoming in a 2 30 pm service at First Baptist Church on February 17. Rev Gerald Brestel officiated before close family. The bride wore white lace over satin with rhinestones and pearls and a red rose bouquet. They plan to reside in Rock Springs where the groom works for Mountain States Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mary Hewitt
Charles E. Hewitt
Sidney
Troy W. Luster
Rock Springs
Wyo
Thomas Luster
Weatherford
Oklo
Gerald Brestel
Cheyenne
Denver
Mountain States Oil Co
Barbara Cork Named For Magazine Board
Barbara Cork daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Cork and a University of Colorado student has been chosen for Mademoiselle 1959 national college board. She competed with 783 students nationwide for a seat. As a board member she will report on college life and the campus scene and complete two assignments including one of 20 guest editorships to be awarded in May. Guest editors will travel to New York for four weeks in June to assist with Mademoiselle's August 1959 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Cork
Walter Cork
University of Colorado
Mademoiselle
Miss Cork
New York
Two Egg Whites Equal a Quarter Cup Measure
A food note states that two egg whites amount to about one quarter of a cup. This measurement helps with precise portioning in recipes or dietary tracking.
Royal Neighbors Meeting Plans Card Party
Fourteen members of Royal Neighbors of America met Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall. Officers were urged to attend the March 18 meeting for drill practice. Plans were made for a forthcoming card party. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs. Dorothy Seidel, Mrs Pauline Ernest, and Mrs. Genevieve Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorothy Seidel
Pauline Ernest
Genevieve Eagle
Farewell Party for Mrs Otto Before Move to Riverton
Mrs Otto Wink was honored at a Friday farewell party at the home of Mrs Carvin Carley before moving with her family to Riverton Wyoming. Guests played clubs bridge with Mrs Dave Rollins winning high and Mrs H L Rogers Jr low. Attendees included several Sidney and Kimball residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wink
Riverton
Wyo
Carvin Carley
Dave Rollins
H. L. Rogers Jr
Low
Simmons Cook Jr
Roy Massey
Warren Pearce
Rogers
Rollins
Sidney
Gordon Buckle
Stanley Eatmon
Kimball
Extension Clubs Meet At Mrs Kahl Home
The February meeting of Extension Clubs was held at Mrs. Duane Kahl home with nine members present and two absent. Mrs Kahl gave the lesson Shoes That Fit. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Raymond Tilghman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Kahl
Two Guests Attend WSCS Circle Meeting
Mrs. Lenhart Schobert and Mrs. Glenn Hedgecock were guests at the Thursday afternoon meeting of Methodist WSCS Circle 2 in the home of Mrs. C. A. Story. Co hostesses were Mrs. Henry Baeckel and Mrs. Walter Cork. A devotional period and lesson, "Literacy and Literature," were presented by Mrs. Florence Linton, with D. D. Retzlaff presiding over a brief business session. 18 members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenhart Schobert
Glenn Hedgecock
Methodist
Wscs Circle 2
C. A. Story
Henry Baeckel
Walter Cork
Florence Linton
D. D. Retzlaff
Hospital Auxiliary Activities Are Varied And Enduring
Memorial Hospital volunteers form an extensive auxiliary, organized in 1954 under Jolene Robinson and Katherine Heaton. By 1955 over 200 members ran gift shops, sewing and library services, flower delivery, linen care, and patient comforts, while fundraising through bazaars and sales funded equipment, landscaping, and debt retirement. The piece highlights the Pink Ladies and various committees, noting the humanitarian impact beyond dollars and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Corwart
Memorial Hospital
Jolene Robinson
Katherine Heaton
Marguerite Cruise
Anne Davis
Dorothy Castner
Ann Deaver
Edna Hagemeister
Doris Barker
Sylvia Fleming
Lois Munderloh
Nina Thompson
B. H. Grimm
Rest Home
Sidney
Miriam Circle Dorcas Society Meets At Mrs Reeves Home
Miriam Circle of Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Byron Reeves with 16 members present. Guests were Mrs Charlotte Kallweig and Miss Rowena Sorge. Mrs Carl Christ Jr gave the lesson Miriam and a devotional period was conducted by Mrs Carleton Haze. Mrs Reeves presided and plans were made to assist with a March 14 dinner for the Midland College Choir. Assisting hostess was Mrs Soren Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Holy Trinity Lutheran Dorcas Society
Byron Reeves
Charlotte Kallweig
Rowena Sorge
Carl Christ Jr
Carleton Haze
Reeves
Midland College
Soren Jensen
Community group schedule for February gatherings
A compact listing shows local events from Monday to Thursday. Cub Scout Pack 85 Blue and Gold banquet, various club meetings at Yendis Cafe and city auditorium, King Daughters and Beta Sigma Phi sorority events, Toastmasters and P.T.A. meetings, and church circles. Also includes Rotary, Kiwanis, Silver Belles and Beaux dance club, Rebekah Kensington, Helping Hand Garden Club, Extension Club with a recipe request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.O
Panhandle
Lorenzo P.T.A
Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Yendis Cafe
Kings Daughters
Memorial Hospital
A.S.A
City Auditorium
First Baptist Church Ladies Missionary Circle
Grace Baptist Missionary Circle
Catholic Daughters of America
Mother Seton
Kiwanis Club
ONO
George Bennett
Gamma Tau and Alpha Iota Chapters of Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Gamma Tau and Alpha Iota chapters of Epsilon Sigma Alpha join at St Pauls Parish for a 7 30 p m meeting hosted by the Parents Teachers League in the Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Tau
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Iu
Onity
St. Paul
Parent Teacher League
Hal
Sidney schools menu and Cub Scout meeting notes
The newspaper lists Sidney Public Schools meal offerings for February 24 to March 2 including pork patties, meatloaf, sloppy joes, macaroni and cheese, and barbequed wieners with sides and desserts. It also records Den 5 of Pack 89 meeting at Mrs. Shirlee Haith’s home on Feb 16 with flag ceremony, car-name roll call, dues, crafts, knot tying instruction, and a closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public Schools
Shirlee Haith
Jerry Benzel
Bill Edgar
Dennis Langley
Jimmy
Danny Calahan
Ancient Egypt prized glass as jewels, says World Book
The World Book Encyclopedia notes glass objects rivaled diamonds in value in ancient Egypt. Garson Kanin, famed stage and screen director, once played the saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
The
Garson Kanin
CWF General Meet Held Friday Evening
Mrs John Swick led worship at the Christian Women's Fellowship meeting Friday night at First Christian Church. Miss Myra Masters spoke on The Church, A Living Mission. Mrs Duane Martin chaired the business session with 21 members present. Plans were set for a luncheon for the Bible School Institute at First Methodist Church on Tuesday. The Council of Church Women May Fellowship is set for May 1 at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Peter Solomon Group hosted the social hour, with Mrs Les Couch as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole
C. O. Bills
Kevin Bartlett
Merle Bartlett
Wilber Wilson
Scottsbluff
Wyo-Braska Council
Donald Hafer
Dale Wise
Lloyd Bauer
Floyd Wise
Jim E. Haskell
Kowanda
Oshkosh
Jim
Bozo
Lloyd's
John Swick
Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Myra Masters
Duane Martin
Bible School Institute
First Methodist Church
Council of Church Women May
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Peter Soloman
Les Couch
Altar Society Dinner Chairmen Are Named
The St. Pa trick's Altar Society public dinner names chairmen for the event. Co-chairman is Mrs. Robert Hanneman with serving at 5 pm in the Youth Center. Committee members include Jerome Kaminski Harold Cochran Herbert Hruska Sr Maher Si Behm Fred Meick Vern Albro William Grey Don Masur Julius Masur John N Treinen DC Albers William Raddatz James Fahry Mary Brady Stanley Belieu and Phil Hanneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Robert Hanneman
Mmes
Jerome Kaminski
Harold Cochran
Herbert Hruska Sr
R. Maher
Si Behm
Fred Meick
Vern Albro
William Grey
Don Masur
Julius Masur
John N Treinen
DC Albers
William Raddatz
James Fahry
Mary Brady
Stanley Belieu
Phil Hanneman
Don’tTake Heavy Cream from Fridge Before Beating
A kitchen tip warns against removing heavy cream from the refrigerator at the last moment before whipping. Chilled cream whips better than warm or room temperature, avoiding delayed or uneven beating.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kent Bond
Camp Carson
Harold Bond
Ais If SL
John Peetz Jr
Mr. and
Mrs
Thompson
Betty Hewitt
Donna Hewitt
Barbara Cork
Magazine Board
Bonnie Glassburn
Sidney High
Bonnie Brown
S.H.S. Pep Club
Sherry Hyde
Harold Hyde
Corrine Vizina
Peggy Hakes
Susan Cook
Barbara Hyde
JoAnn Baker
Telegraph
Royal Neighbors Meeting
Mrs. Otto
WSCS
Peetz
Colo
St. Jude Study Club
Harvey Headley
William Cummiskey
Mary Perkins
Fred Hanneman
J. Fred Thompson
George Fleming
C. B. Dorwart
Daryl Conger
Lester Hand Jr
Dorcas Society
CWF
Altar Society
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