Irving Berlin Formula for Hits Shown in Film Show Business
Irving Berlin says his hit songs come from inner instinct and not reading music. The article profiles his work on There's No Business Like Show Business starring Ethel Merman Donald O'Connor Marilyn Monroe and others at the Fox Theatre. Berlin discusses his piano method and mental keyboard and notes God Bless America as his best. He reflects on Yip Yip Yaphank and his charity donations and previews Marilyn Monroe singing Lazy Heat Wave and After You Get What You Want You Don’t Want It from the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Berlin
Fox Theatre
Ethel Merman
Donald O’connor
Marilyn Monroe
Dan Dailey
Johnnie Ray
Mitzi Gaynor
Berlin
Pen of Music
Man of Magic
Irving Berlin
Berli
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Mr. Music
Yip
Yip Yaphank
Europe
Ethel
Around the Town notes on Sidney area movements and visits
Mr and Mrs Gerald Johnson of Potter leave for Denver. John and Mrs Billeter return from Denver visit with daughter. Summers visit Primus home en route to Oregon. Willam Girardot, weekend in Sidney, brother of Les now in Liberia. Engel visit Brush. Rohde of Gurley visits Brush. Nissen and Clark buy trip to Chicago. Aude of Sidney in Ogallala. Leonard Rieken hosts belated New Year dinner for Pfc Dennis Jurgens and wife. Dennis Jurgens arrives from Texas to report Feb 1 in Oakland. Jurgens to Hawaiian Islands. wife stays with Treinen family. Sherrerd and Deaver depart for Caribbean cruise. Barlow to Florida. Stewart Brown Jr returns to Fort Bliss after furlough. Jean Ann Stately to marry James Van Mark. reside on farm west of Sidney. Square dance attendees include Barker, Doran, Cook, Jorgensen. Rohde funeral out-of-town attendees listed. Baldwin twin Robert en route to Minneapolis from Korea. Brachtenbach and Fehringer return to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Johnson
Potter
Denver
John Billeter
Walter Summers
Stanley Primus
Oregon
Willam Girardot
Les Weekend
Les Girardot
Sidney
Liberia
John Engel
Brush
Robert Clary
Chris Rohde
Gurley
Milton Nissen
Chicago
Gambles
Ted Clark
Fort Morgan
Paul Aude
Paul Sauer
Ogallala
Mrr
Leonard Rieken
Hawaiian Islands
Jurgens
John J. Treinen
Fes Sherrerd
Charles Deaver
Galveston
Tex
George Barlow
Florida
Stewart Brown Jr
Fort Ord
Calif
Stewart Brown
Fort Bliss
Harry Stately
Jean Ann
James van Mark
John van Mark
Greeley
oRss Barker
G. H. Doran
Hull Cook
Robert
Air Force
Korea
Minneapolis
Minn
Juanita Brachtenbach
Darlene Fehringer
Omaha
Masonic Orders Install Officers
Masonic chapters held installation ceremonies as officers were sworn in to lead lodge activities. New officers took on duties guiding meetings, charitable work, and community service roles for the coming year.
Knights Templar and Royal Arch Masons Joint Installation
Knights Templar and Royal Arch Masons and their wives attended joint installation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple Thursday. Officers of Temple Commandery No. 30 were installed including Ralph R. Carleton Eminent Commander John Webb Generalissimo Everett Richards Captain General and others. Royal Arch Masons Tyrian Chapter No. 29 officers installed by Earl W. Schultz and Kenneth Agnew. Royal Arch Widow ceremony for 105 wives followed by refreshments.
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Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Temple Commandery No. 30
Ralph R. Carleton
John Webb
Everett Richards
John Sager
Gerald Thornburg
Donald Hafer
Francis Rose
E. S. K. Clifford Webster
Wayne Campbell
Ferdinand Wengrzyn
Harold K. Bond
Leroy M. Gish
Sentinel
Harold Keith
Earl W. Schultz
Marshall
Kenneth Agnew
Warren E. Cunningham
Clarence Meyer
Clifton Berry
Scribe
E. Com
David E. Ells
Berton Cunningham
Gordon Richards
Prin. Sojourner
R. A
Frank Pivonka
Leon A. Lafler
Arnold Draper
Michael V. Timlin
WCTU Meeting Held At Jason Lobb Home
The January WCTU regular meeting met at Mrs. Jason Lobb's home with three guests Mrs. Soren Jensen Mrs. L V Darnell and Mrs. Otho Campbell. Devotionals were by Mrs. Lee Gain and lesson by Mrs. Lewis Benninghouse. The February 4 meeting will be at Mrs. Robert Townsend's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Jason Lobb
Soren Jensen
L. V. Darnell
Otho Campbell
Lee Gain
Lewis Benninghouse
Mrs. Gerald Johnson Honored At Denver Move Coffee Shower
Mrs. Gerald Johnson of Potter plans to relocate to Denver and was guest of honor at a Friday afternoon coffee and handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs. Merle Spearow. Eleven WNO Club members attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Gerald Johnson
Potter
Denver
Merle Spearow
WNO Club
Arc Society Hears India Pakistan Program
The Arc Society of the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church met in the church basement with Mrs. Robert Holechek presiding. Mrs. Edgar Sayre gave the devotional, and a program on India and Pakistan was presented by Mrs. Ancel Lewis and Mrs. Wayne Ayres. Hostesses were Mrs. Ward Olson and Mrs. Don Davis. A joint Arc Society Westminster Circle meeting and party is planned for Jan 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc Society of the Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert Holechek
Edgar Sayre
India
Pakistan
Ancel Lewis
Wayne Ayres
Ward Olson
Don Davis
Arc Society
Westminster Circle
Biggs Return From Holiday Trip With New Car
Mr and Mrs Roland Biggs return from a week long visit with relatives in Chicago Valparaiso and Flint Michigan. They visited friends and relatives then bought a new car during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Biggs
Chicago
Valparaiso
Ind
Flint
Mich
Oldtimers Installation Scheduled For Jan. 15
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No. 29 and Auxiliary will hold their regular monthly meeting Jan. 15 at the City Auditorium. It is a pot luck dinner at 6 30 p.m. Following dinner there will be joint installation of officers and a business meeting. Everyone is invited and guests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Oldtimers Club No
Auxiliary
City Auditorium
Walther League Holds January Meeting at Schoolhouse
The Walther League of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church met for its regular business meeting at the schoolhouse on Thursday January 6 Rev Hy Dorn led the topic What Does the Bible Say About the Last Things The main purpose is to believe in Jesus as our Saviour and remain faithful to the end A surprise party followed at the Lavern Thomas country home with lunch by Patty Fisher Bonnie Gros hans and Marjorie Darnsteadt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walther League of the
St. Paul’s
Hy. Dorn
Rev. Dorn
Jesus
Lavern Thomas
Patty Fisher
Bonnie Groshans
Marjorie Darnsteadt
St Pauls Lutheran League to Meet January 13
The St Pauls Lutheran Womens Missionary League will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs Melvin Pfeil at 1640 12th Ave with Mrs Earl Henderson as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Melvin Pfeil
12Th Ave
Earl Henderson
March of Dimes Teenager Ball Planned In Cheyenne County
Plans for the March of Dimes Teenager Ball are announced by Rosemary Ruttner general chairman to aid polio funds. The Jan 17 event at City Auditorium runs 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. with Millard Music. An honorary king and queen will be crowned around 10:45 with kings and queens from county high schools present. Louis Keller hosts, committees include Bob Grothe Rosemary Ruttner Avis Mieck. Tickets from high schools or at the door 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Ruttner
Cheyenne County
Afair
Millard
Louis Keller
Bob Grothe
Avis Mieck
Mrs Roland Biggs Hosts Officer Coffee Gathering
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Roland Biggs opened her home to past officers of OES and the officers of the coming year along with substitutes for a coffee. About 40 attended. Mrs Biggs was Worthy Matron of Providence Chapter OES in 1954. Mrs Roy Wells will be installed as Worthy Matron for 1955 at an open meeting Wednesday.
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Roland Biggs
OES
Biggs
Providence
Roy Wells
York Club of Christ Episcopal Church Meeting Summary
The York Club of Christ Episcopal Church met in the parish hall and decided to donate toward Sunday school equipment. Rev. Fred Parks led the Bible Class. The next meeting will be a 6:30 p.m. Sunday supper on January 25, with light refreshments served by Godfrey Loper, John Cooks, and Gerald Snows.
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York Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Fred Parks
Godfrey Lopers
John Cooks
Gerald Snows
Ayalas Host Card Party For Ficklins Before Move
Mr and Mrs Elodio Ayala of 2464 Monterey Drive hosted a Saturday card party for Mr and Mrs Walter L Ficklin who are leaving for North Dakota Twenty four guests attended and were co workers at National Supply Co Ficklin came to Sidney in April from Tulsa Oklahoma and has been transferred to Williston North Dakota
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Elodio Ayala
Monterey Drive
Walter L. Ficklin
North Dakota
Ficklin
National Supply Co
Sidney
Tulsa
Okla
Williston
Christian Women’s Fellowship Meeting At First Christian Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship Group of the First Christian Church met Thursday afternoon in the church basement with Mrs. George Burr presiding. Hostess Mrs. Dick Roberts served, program on brotherhood service, study led by Mrs. John Farmer, worship by Mrs. Freda Widstrand, talks on local WCTU by Mrs. Mabel Gjorgenson and Mrs. George Young, dessert served by Mrs. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
George Burr
Dick Roberts
Brotherhood Service
John Farmer
Freda Widstrand
Mabel Gjrgenson
George Young
WCTU
Roberts
Reetz-Smiths Bid Farewell for Johnsons in Potter
Mrs. and Mrs. Dan Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reetz hosted a farewell party for the Gerald Johnsons at the Reetz home in Potter Saturday evening. Bridge was played during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Smith
Douglas Reetz
Gerald Johnsons
Potter
KSID Radio Schedule Highlights A Full Day
A detailed broadcast grid lists morning through late evening programs including Sunrise Serenade Farm Reporter UP Local News Weather Breakfast Melodies Martin Agronsky The Best in Western Music and more with a mix of news, music, talks, and featured shows across the day and into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Agronsky
Dorese Bell
Chet Huntley
Sheilah Graham
Martin Black
Bill Davidson
Capitol Dome
Monitor
Vincent Lopez
ABC
Betty Crocker
Paul Harvey
Nebraska
Edward P. Morgan
Richard Rendell
Bill Stern
John W. Vandercook
Your Chamber of Commerce
Evening event awards top score prize to Tremains
Guests received a gift during the evening reception. Harold Tremain earned the top score prize while Merle Spearow finished with the lowest score.
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Harold Tremains
Merle Spearows
Community Club and Auxiliary Planning Meeting Notice
Tuesday January 11 Handy Fixers Co B Club Sidney Garden Club VFW Auxiliary Family Life Institute plans meeting at City Auditorium seven thirty. Wednesday January 12 Silver Belles Beaux OES installation and open Dutch Treat meeting.
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Handy Fixers Co. B
Sidney Garden Club
VFW
Family Life Institute
City Auditorium
Silver Belles & Beaux Oes
Birth at Taylor Hospital for Nancy weighing eight pounds
Nancy was born January 4 at 11 12 p m at Taylor Hospital weighing eight pounds one hundred forty one ounces. She has five brothers named Jerry Tommy Larry Danny and Mickey.
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Taylor Hospital
Nancy
Jerry
Tommy
Larry
Danny
Mickey
Airport in Blak Under Construction in New Guinea
A 216 million dollar airport described as the finest in the Far East is under construction at Blak in Netherlands New Guinea, reflecting grand plans for regional air service and modernization efforts.
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Far East
Blak
Netherlands New Guinea
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