Jorgensen Family Holiday Visit Across Arizona and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Don Jorgensen and daughter Helen of Cleveland spent two weeks near Mesa Arizona at La Casa de J and L with Elmer Ladines. Holiday guests included Kathy Cruise Sidney and others. Mrs Gertrude Higgins visited in Laramie and Phoenix. Robert Asplang death noted. Miss Helen Jorgensen returned to Cleveland Music School employment. Mrs Lillie Osborn recovering from hip surgery in Sidney.
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Don Jorgensen
Helen Jorgensen
Cleveland
Ohio
Mesa
Ariz
la Casa de J and L
Don Jorgensens
Elmer Ladines
Apache Wells
Mobile Court
Kathy Cruise
Sidney
Rea Olsen
Palo Ake
Calif
den Cruise
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ray Cruise
Gundhart Olsen
Petter
den Jorgensen
Mobil
la Castle J and L
C.J. Weymouth
Aris
Guldhart Olsen
Potter
Mies
Jorgensen
Gertrude Higgins
Ron Tighe
Laramie
Wyo
Tighe
Higgins
Phoenix
Roger Higgins
Halen Jorgenson
Don Jorgenson
Arizona
Miss Jorgenson
Denver
Cleveland Music School
Margaret Banks
Dahlonega
Inlaw
Roger Butts
the Butts
Steve Justen
Paducah
Mothers March of Dimes Seeks 100 Volunteers
Volunteer help is solicited for the Mothers March of Dimes campaign set for Thursday January 21. The drive aims to curb birth defects with about 100 women needed to finish the effort in one night, area coordinators said. Civic clubs have been contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Office
Heaton and Heaton
P.J. Heaton
Gerald Tremain
Jaycee
Sidney
Johnsons Welcome Son at Memorial Hospital
Jay C. Johnson and Kent L. Johnson of Potter announce the birth of a seven pound 15 ounce son named Jay C. Johnson born Sunday at 7:30 a.m. in Memorial Hospital. He has brothers Robert aged three Bradley two and Jeffrey eleven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay C. Johnees
Kent L. Johnson
Potter
Ay C. Johnson
Memorial Hospital
Robert
Bradley
Jeffrey
Wendel Mathewson
Sidney Names Patricia Ete and Mrs Raymond at Colo Event
Patricia Ete and Mrs. Raymond are noted in Sidney, Colorado records alongside Anthon Peetz and Craig Schumacher in a brief local item. The notice highlights these individuals connected to a forthcoming civic or social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Patricia Ete
Mrs. Raymond
Anthon
Dalton Girl Weds Blair Man In Yuletide Nuptials
Miss Ann Marie Borges of Dalton married Tim Grinbergs of Blair in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church. The couple, both 1968 graduates, exchanged vows before a decorated altar as family and friends joined in the Christmas season celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ann Marie Borges
Blair
Nebman
Tim Grinbergs
Ee Wen Reene Lutheran Church
Kenneth Malpert
Ed Liv
Harold Borges
Mirdra Grinbergs
Lavern Bauer
Seeley
Lincoln
Richard Rasmussen
Grand Forks
N.C
John Grinbergs
Gayland Rasmuseen
Tim
Tom Borges
Lloyd Brown
Edwin Boehmer
Helen Borges
Kyl
Gilda
Erin Il
Nebraska
Sealeice
Fron Denereee Dalton High School
Dana College
Blair High School
Lavern Bauers
Karl Grinbergs
Richard Phillips
Robert Jim
Vija Helm
Omaha
Loyd Brown
Glenda
Gordon Wolfe
Jordan
Scottsbluff
Mary Adams
Alliacne
E.A. Marshall
Fremont
Peggy
Hanover
Ind
Jerry Svovoda
Kg Grinbergs
Sharon Bancroft
Portland Oreg
Steve Faust
Methodists Reorganize For New Year at Church Meeting
The Methodists plan reorganizing for the year with combined meetings of the Council on Ministries and Administrative Board. Officers including vice chairman and secretary will be elected, with work area chairmen to meet Rev. Stanley Ganzel Thursday evening. Church to observe First Sunday after Epiphany in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service Executive Board
Council On Ministries
C.C.M
Stanley Ganzel
Lions Meet Details Nursing Care Description
James Peterson outlines nursing care details at the Lions Club meet. James Bosley, club president, announced a board of directors meeting Friday at noon in The Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
James Peterson
James Bosley
Chateau
Party hosts Brighten Evening Amid Rainy Card Games
Despite heavy weather a large crowd attended the regular party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Porter, Arthur Ostermeier and Marius Offerson. Card games were arranged by Mrs. Lucy Van Ness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Porter
Arthur Ostermeier
Marius Offerson
Lucy van Ness
Women's Lib Budget Highlighted at WSCS Meeting
The 1971 budget was approved at the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church with 32 members present. The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Stanley Ganzel, and a missionary minute discussed Women’s Liberation in Seoul, Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Stanley Ganzel
David Ells
Women's Liberation
Souel
Koreas
Lloyd Carr
Wesleyan Service Guild
Circle Five
John Stasch
Florence Linton
Jesse King
Mr. Ganzel
Jim Jones
Ira Brown
King
Circle Four
Peru Student Joee Castillo Speaks at UPWA Luncheon
An exchange student from Peru, Joee Castillo, was the special guest at the United Presbyterian Women's Association luncheon at Light Memorial Presbyterian Church. Castillo spoke about his country and presented slides. Mrs. Arnold Westerhoff gave the closing devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Joee Castillo
United Presbyterian Women’s Association of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mary Elizabeth Circle
Wesminster Hall
Castillo
Arnold Westerhoff
Wilbur's Empire High School Play Set for Tuesday Evening
Six Masque and Gavel members and the student director prepare for the High School Play titled Wilbur's Empire. The performance is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur’ S
Seal Campaign Aims to Beat Tuberculosis Through Christmas Seals
Delamrn Executive Director reports Nebraska’s 1969 Christmas Seal drive runs ahead of 1968 at the same date. The Nebraska Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, affiliate of the national group, highlights five goals including eradicating tuberculosis and air conservation, while granting $107,943.14 to UNL and Creighton Medical Schools for research and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Delamrn
Serafy
National
Nebraska ‘Association
Nebraska Tuberculosis Es Respiratory Disease Association
University of Nebraska
Creighton University
Community club and church events for January schedule
January activity list for Sidney organizations includes Providence Chapter No. 108 meetings at the Masonic Temple Fridays and the Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall for duplicate bridge. Open installation of Mrs. Ammerman and Mr. Grigsby at 7:30 p.m. Saturday also at the Masonic Temple with public invited, plus Prairie Schooners Square Dance at the 4H Building and HAM dancers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Masonic Temple
Duplicate Bridge Club
The
Christ Episcopal Church
Providence Chapter No
D.W. Ammerman
Charles Grigsby
Prairie Schooners Square
Home Agent Offers Tips On Buying Warranties And Habits
Extension office notes urge checking guarantees on Christmas appliances and keeping warranty tags for future reference. The piece also provides nutrition tips, coat buying guidance, and fabric care advice, including laundering fiber glass items and safe baby bath practices.
Community Club Calendar Listings and Guest Plans
Handy Fixers and ONO plan a Plainview gathering with Mrs. Gary Jensen for a birthday gift event. Hilltop akers meet on Jan 1s while Lodgepile Homemakers and Stateliners convene Jan 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers
Ono
Plainview
Gary Jensen
Lodgepile
Clever Circle
East Sidney Draw
Juliets
Rushcreek
Fairview
Gurley
Victory Homemakers
NPB
Herb Statler
Merry Ten
du Cum
St Patricks Lunch Menu Entries
Monday January 11 offers hot dogs corn cherry cobbler and four percent milk with spaghetti meat sauce carrot sticks hot rolls fruit and milk three quarter pint. Thursday January 14 features hamburger casserole bread and butter peach kringle. Friday January 15 serves tuna sandwiches vegetables fruit chocolate cake and milk.
Ohio student earns MA degree at Ohio State University
Roy L. Miller of Gurley received a Master of Arts degree at Ohio State University on December 18. James J. Knicely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knicely, was named Editor-In-Chief of the Harvard International Law Journal for 1971 72 and will assume duties in spring as a Harvard Law School second year student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Miller , Gurley
Ohio State University
James J. Knicely
Harvard International Law Journal
Knicely
Harvard Law School
Jack Knicely
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Toa
Arthur Shuberg
Mr. Hume
High
Mrs. Hume
Low
Fremeet
Ken Cesk
Harlan A. Breil
Cook
Ken Cook
Glenn Giesselmann
Arlington, Neb
E.S. Stokes
Edward
Bemidji, Minn
John Thurston
Chadron State College
Cif
And
Werd
Bob Aspl
Leis Lambert
Castro Valley
Asplang
Jess Lambert
Lillie Osborn
Cheyenne
Dalton Girl
Yuletide Bride
Mrs
Methodists
Ames
Graczyk
WSCS
UPWA
Fred A. Bush
Olive Bush Wunsch
Elee-Ann Allen
Beth
Bush Home
Lela Bush Bickham
Stewart Bush
District Four Legion Party
Cheyenne Veteran's Hospital
Marion Whitaker
Lester McConnell
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sidney Motor Hotel
Kings’ Daughters
Jarvis Bush
Women’s Extension Executive Council
Rotary Club
Sidney Hotel
Dairy Head Improvement Association
Yendis
Se Patrick’s Youth Center
Knights of Columbus
Toastmasters Club No
Alcoholics Anonymous
Joe Christ Episcopal
K-N
Weigha
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
the Chateau
Sidney Optimist Club
Cheyenne County
Helen M. Kreymberg
Baron Justus von Liebig
E.C
Bailielina
UBS
St. Patricks
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